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My One X Plagued With "Unfortunately The Process com.EVERYTHING Has Stopped" Messages
A few weeks ago my One X started giving me stopped process error messages for, well, for everything. Within 5 minutes of booting the phone up, everything would start stopping. gapps, acore, htc.bg launcher, browser, exchange...everything.
This was on my carrier's stock, ICS ROM, but, since then I've tried a custom JellyBean ROM that I found here. The problem is exactly the same, so I guess it's something deeper....
I've tried factory resets, I've tried with and without a google account linked (as I've read that can be a problem sometimes)....I've cleared cache partition and Dalvik cache....what else can I do?
Is there a "nuclear" option, that's even more intensive a wipe than a "factory reset"?
What else can I try?
Try ARHD 7.2 its basically a stock Rom were as jellybean is a ported version with not much working first I would sugguest flashing back to stock choosing the RUU from your country after your completely stock check for updates then go in bootloader and restore device factory settings don't install any apps until your sure the problem has gone if your still getting problems I would return for repair or replacement
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canna666 said:
Try ARHD 7.2 its basically a stock Rom were as jellybean is a ported version with not much working first I would sugguest flashing back to stock choosing the RUU from your country after your completely stock check for updates then go in bootloader and restore device factory settings don't install any apps until your sure the problem has gone if your still getting problems I would return for repair or replacement
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Okey doke, I'll give that a try thanks. I'll be back with some dumb questions soon, probably.
Actually, here's one to start with: What's RUU?
JimBadger said:
Okey doke, I'll give that a try thanks. I'll be back with some dumb questions soon, probably.
Actually, here's one to start with: What's RUU?
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I would ask guys from link below I've never had to flash all stock radio and firmware before just know the right ruu is important
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=25018342
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Erk....I'm stuck.
I downloaded a zip full of stock ROMs (One_X_1.26.114.3_odexed.zip), but I don't know what to do to get just the bits I need from it.
Having done "fastboot oem readcid", I know that I need ORANG001 stock ROM, but not sure how to "cook" it. Or even if I need to.
These are the instructions I'm trying to follow, but it's the "extracted and cooked from right RUU" bit that has flummoxed me....I've looked around for the answer, but can't find a thread that doesn't assume a level of pre-knowledge (or intelligence) that I don't have
Install stock rom of your CID
-fastboot oem readcid (to know your CID)
-all roms are based on x.xx.401.xx , so you need to download the right RUU(that matches your CID) and extract rom.zip to cook a stock rom for you
-flash custom stock rom(extracted and cooked from right RUU) on custom recovery
-fastboot flash boot c:\boot.img (flash stock kernel that's inside custom stock rom boot.img file)
RElock the bootloader (you can allways unlock)
-fastboot oem lock
Right RUU file for your CID
-put your phone on fastboot (it will not boot because you have a custom rom on a locked bootloader)
-now you can run the RUU exe file and upgrade your phone
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Once I've got the stock ROM bit sorted, I think I'll be okay with the rest! (famous last words)
It tells you to download stock Rom matching your cid then extract it on pc (winRAR) you should get 2 folders one is the boot.IMG and the other is the Rom copy the Rom xxxx.zip to your phone and flash in cwm recovery then fastboot boot.IMG. That's it before updating your phone check stock Rom if its fixed your issues just whack arhd or some think stock based there more reliable
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canna666 said:
It tells you to download stock Rom matching your cid then extract it on pc (winRAR) you should get 2 folders one is the boot.IMG and the other is the Rom copy the Rom xxxx.zip to your phone and flash in cwm recovery then fastboot boot.IMG. That's it before updating your phone check stock Rom if its fixed your issues just whack arhd or some think stock based there more reliable
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Okay, thanks, I get that bit now. But I don't know how to tell which ROM matches my CID...
I've googled phrases like "ORANG001 stock RUU" etc, but every thread seems to lead to a different
Is it likely to be this (for ORANG001): RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_Orange_UK_1.28.061.9_Radio_1.1204.103.14_...?
The actual flashing, etc, I'm comfortable with...it's just finding the right thing to flash that is doing my head in.
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Okay, thanks, I get that bit now. But I don't know how to tell which ROM matches my CID...
I've googled phrases like "ORANG001 stock RUU" etc, but every thread seems to lead to a different
Is it likely to be this (for ORANG001): RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_Orange_UK_1.28.061.9_Radio_1.1204.103.14_...?
The actual flashing, etc, I'm comfortable with...it's just finding the right thing to flash that is doing my head in.
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Ok give me a few hours I'll download and have a look I need to reinstall android SDK first that may take some time
Remember hitting the thanks button would show that you appreciate my time
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Cool, I've thanked each of your posts.
I've tried both of these RUU exe's, but both just end with an "Unknown error"...which obviously isn't very helpful.
RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_Orange_UK_1.29.061.11_Radio_1.1204.105.14_release_260736_signed.exe
and
RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_Orange_UK_1.28.061.9_Radio_1.1204.103.14_release_256475_signed.exe
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Cool, I've thanked each of your posts.
I've tried both of these RUU exe's, but both just end with an "Unknown error"...which obviously isn't very helpful.
RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_Orange_UK_1.29.061.11_Radio_1.1204.105.14_release_260736_signed.exe
and
RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_Orange_UK_1.28.061.9_Radio_1.1204.103.14_release_256475_signed.exe
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Have a read thru this thread it may help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1799881&highlight=back+to+stock
I'm still installing android SDK it takes so long :banghead: I'm not sure if I'll get time today if I don't I'll check it tomorrow bit busy tonight :beer::beer::beer::beer:
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canna666 said:
Have a read thru this thread it may help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1799881&highlight=back+to+stock
I'm still installing android SDK it takes so long :banghead: I'm not sure if I'll get time today if I don't I'll check it tomorrow bit busy tonight :beer::beer::beer::beer:
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I'll have a look, thanks. Enjoy the beers! Have one or two for me.
Omg just got backk its still downloading my firewall was blocking it defo have a look tomorrow
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JimBadger said:
Erk....I'm stuck.
I downloaded a zip full of stock ROMs (One_X_1.26.114.3_odexed.zip), but I don't know what to do to get just the bits I need from it.
Having done "fastboot oem readcid", I know that I need ORANG001 stock ROM, but not sure how to "cook" it. Or even if I need to.
These are the instructions I'm trying to follow, but it's the "extracted and cooked from right RUU" bit that has flummoxed me....I've looked around for the answer, but can't find a thread that doesn't assume a level of pre-knowledge (or intelligence) that I don't have
Once I've got the stock ROM bit sorted, I think I'll be okay with the rest! (famous last words)
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I'm free now I've just tried to download orange001 but its a filefactory link and I don't have premium account if possible please upload (mediafire.....) Or any were that allows more than 500mb to non premium members and pm the link
Edit: don't need Rom watch video
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Watch this video very quick guide and easy to understand www.YouTube.com/watch?v=SZuAjz4PIjU
And yes for orange001 it is .x61.xx as you mentioned above
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Hello everyone,
I have an international HTC One X with CID HTCCN701, and I would like to install CM10.1.
I am not a noob , and I have already installed a Jelly Bean ROM after unlocking. However, I am currently on hboot version 1.12 S-ON Unlocked, and I could not find a hboot that is for my CID which fits the requirements (Version 1.28 or higher)
Moreover, though I know how to flash hboot, it would be great if anyone can provide a method to update hboot without changing the present ROM, recovery, and data on the device.
Thank you!
P.S. Please do not tell me to search; I cannot find a firmware here for HTCCN701
Does anyone have a solution?
Check for a newer hboot here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957376
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Thanks, but I already checked it, and I cannot locate HTCCN701
Whoareyou said:
Check for a newer hboot here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957376
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Tony Tan said:
Thanks, but I already checked it, and I cannot locate HTCCN701
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Is there 1.29 boot RUU for your device?
Or try this method, get back to stock with stock recovery, relock your bootloader then check for updates and update your device, and checl your bootloader version.
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CM10.1 ROM
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Hello everyone,
I have found a new firmware.zip for my phone.
However, because it looks suspicious, would someone please tell me how to verify if the zip is indeed real? (Not edited)
Dropbox link: http://db.tt/1hZsAVvD
MD5: 746876fe4913a7968639f4214c316dd4
Thank you!
try to install it, if it fails to pass htc sig and cid check, it wont do any harm
Yes, I think there is 1.29 RUU, but isn't the hboot contained in it not up to date?
And, I have already checked for updates when I was on stock ROM back in mid June.
convict_moody said:
Is there 1.29 boot RUU for your device?
Or try this method, get back to stock with stock recovery, relock your bootloader then check for updates and update your device, and checl your bootloader version.
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Thanks, but are you sure it will just refuse to flash if it is a fake? Because I saw on the forums that if a wrong firmware is flashed, the device could be bricked.
Another question is that is it possible to upgrade hboot without modifying system and data?
Whoareyou said:
try to install it, if it fails to pass htc sig and cid check, it wont do any harm
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Tony Tan said:
Thanks, but are you sure it will just refuse to flash if it is a fake? Because I saw on the forums that if a wrong firmware is flashed, the device could be bricked.
Another question is that is it possible to upgrade hboot without modifying system and data?
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You would need s-off for it to flash if it's fake and upgrading the hboot doesn't wipe system or data , although unlocking the boot loader does
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Tony Tan said:
Hello everyone,
I have found a new firmware.zip for my phone.
However, because it looks suspicious, would someone please tell me how to verify if the zip is indeed real? (Not edited)
Dropbox link: http://db.tt/1hZsAVvD
MD5: 746876fe4913a7968639f4214c316dd4
Thank you!
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Yeah it looks like it is 1.36 hboot, CID: HTCCN701....
Why not try it.
Can't check right now, not near my pc but does it happen to have the HTC_621 cod in the android_info.txt?
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How long do these normally take to be posted by HTC after the launch of a device?
There are two types of ruu's. The first would be an .exe ruu, these come directly from htc and well you run them on your computer. These are hit and miss, sometimes they get released others they don't usually I've seen them when an update is released. Now the second type is just a zip compiled from a raw system pull. BUT. Please don't quote me on this and don't flame either lol. This one I believe we just have to wait for someone to compile it
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Cuppeerr said:
There are two types of ruu's. The first would be an .exe ruu, these come directly from htc and well you run them on your computer. These are hit and miss, sometimes they get released others they don't usually I've seen them when an update is released. Now the second type is just a zip compiled from a raw system pull. BUT. Please don't quote me on this and don't flame either lol. This one I believe we just have to wait for someone to compile it
Yeah I'm talking bout those you run an your computer from HTC. I thought they were readily available. I guess I don't usually have a device when its so new.
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Simpody said:
Cuppeerr said:
There are two types of ruu's. The first would be an .exe ruu, these come directly from htc and well you run them on your computer. These are hit and miss, sometimes they get released others they don't usually I've seen them when an update is released. Now the second type is just a zip compiled from a raw system pull. BUT. Please don't quote me on this and don't flame either lol. This one I believe we just have to wait for someone to compile it
Yeah I'm talking bout those you run an your computer from HTC. I thought they were readily available. I guess I don't usually have a device when its so new.
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I'm pretty sure RUU stands for Rom Update Utility but again don't quote me on that those are honestly my favorite because they are idiot proof lol
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Cuppeerr said:
Simpody said:
I'm pretty sure RUU stands for Rom Update Utility but again don't quote me on that those are honestly my favorite because they are idiot proof lol
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Yeah it does. I just want to to debrand my phone. I have S-OFF, I've changed CID, Don't wanna do it from a nandroid backup so I want the generic EU software from HTC so I get OTAs.
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Ahhh I see. Best option would be to flash a stock rooted when they come about
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Simpody said:
Cuppeerr said:
Yeah it does. I just want to to debrand my phone. I have S-OFF, I've changed CID, Don't wanna do it from a nandroid backup so I want the generic EU software from HTC so I get OTAs.
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You can do it with a bit of thought...
1. Use the 1.54.401.5 firmware package posted by @mike1986. to make sure you're on the latest build
2. Flash the stock, odexed 1.54.401.5 ROM also posted by @mike1986. to go back to 100% stock (and it's not a Nandroid)
3. Flash the 1.54.401.5 stock recovery
4. Set CID to HTC__001
That'll get you back as if you'd used an RUU
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EddyOS said:
Simpody said:
You can do it with a bit of thought...
1. Use the 1.54.401.5 firmware package posted by @mike1986. to make sure you're on the latest build
2. Flash the stock, odexed 1.54.401.5 ROM also posted by @mike1986. to go back to 100% stock (and it's not a Nandroid)
3. Flash the 1.54.401.5 stock recovery
4. Set CID to HTC__001
That'll get you back as if you'd used an RUU
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Thanks. Rom link doesn't work so I'm stuck for now. I can only find the 1.54.401.5 zip here http://xda8.androidrevolution.org/db_mirror/Firmware/index.php
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EddyOS said:
Simpody said:
You can do it with a bit of thought...
1. Use the 1.54.401.5 firmware package posted by @mike1986. to make sure you're on the latest build
2. Flash the stock, odexed 1.54.401.5 ROM also posted by @mike1986. to go back to 100% stock (and it's not a Nandroid)
3. Flash the 1.54.401.5 stock recovery
4. Set CID to HTC__001
That'll get you back as if you'd used an RUU
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So following these steps gets you to an unlocked version of the phone correct? (Just confirming that cid is the unlocked version) I'm on tmobile s-off also waiting for a RUU but I may just do this instead. Also I'll need to change the mid, any clue what that is?
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Gja88 said:
EddyOS said:
So following these steps gets you to an unlocked version of the phone correct? (Just confirming that cid is the unlocked version) I'm on tmobile s-off also waiting for a RUU but I may just do this instead. Also I'll need to change the mid, any clue what that is?
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Yes it would give you the unbranded, EU M8_UL but you'd probably have to change the MID as well and I don't know what that is (although I'm sure someone else can help on that front)
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Gja88 said:
EddyOS said:
So following these steps gets you to an unlocked version of the phone correct? (Just confirming that cid is the unlocked version) I'm on tmobile s-off also waiting for a RUU but I may just do this instead. Also I'll need to change the mid, any clue what that is?
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Don't think you should have to change MID. Think that's only when you have bought device in a totally different region. EU devices whether branded or not should be OP6B10000
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Gja88 said:
Don't think you should have to change MID. Think that's only when you have bought device in a totally different region. EU devices whether branded or not should be OP6B10000
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Well I bought my device at T-Mobile USA. With my m7 I had to change both the mid and cid. I'm assuming it's the same with this device.
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Gja88 said:
Simpody said:
Well I bought my device at T-Mobile USA. With my m7 I had to change both the mid and cid. I'm assuming it's the same with this device.
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Ah right. Well that is a diferent region So I guess you will have to
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EddyOS said:
Simpody said:
You can do it with a bit of thought...
1. Use the 1.54.401.5 firmware package posted by @mike1986. to make sure you're on the latest build
2. Flash the stock, odexed 1.54.401.5 ROM also posted by @mike1986. to go back to 100% stock (and it's not a Nandroid)
3. Flash the 1.54.401.5 stock recovery
4. Set CID to HTC__001
That'll get you back as if you'd used an RUU
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Could I flash Mikes .5 ODEXED ROM even if I've already flashed .10 FW. Struggling to root the .10 odexed file I've flashed.
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TheMathMan said:
EddyOS said:
Could I flash Mikes .5 ODEXED ROM even if I've already flashed .10 FW. Struggling to root the .10 odexed file I've flashed.
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You can just flash back the .5 FW, but you should be able to root .10 with the latest SuperSU package HERE
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That's really odd. I am using the 1.99r3 release. Nothing happens though. Root just wont stick on that odexed stock firmware.
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TheMathMan said:
That's really odd. I am using the 1.99r3 release. Nothing happens though. Root just wont stick on that odexed stock firmware.
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Perhaps report it in the SuperSU thread on here?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053
Even Superuser wasn't properly rooting. App installed but wouldn't give # in shell.
I wonder if there's another .10 file I can try and flash.
If not, can I reset tampered from in ARHD, then flash stock after?
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You can do it with a bit of thought...
1. Use the 1.54.401.5 firmware package posted by @mike1986. to make sure you're on the latest build
2. Flash the stock, odexed 1.54.401.5 ROM also posted by @mike1986. to go back to 100% stock (and it's not a Nandroid)
3. Flash the 1.54.401.5 stock recovery
4. Set CID to HTC__001
That'll get you back as if you'd used an RUU
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You've just saved my day! Need to rma it but I couldn't find any legit ruu download page (almost every ruu link is dead). So cheers!
if you're still looking
stock EU 3.28.401.6 ruu exe
and also the zip version can be found here
Hello. I have managed to dig myself a seemingly un-escapable hole. I flashed the GPE ROM on to my device, and it tried to update... When it did, it resized a bunch of partitions, upgraded HBOOT, and completely messed up the bootloader, so now I am stuck with a device that refuses to flash anything but CyanogenMod 11 because my /system is too small for any other ROM. My HBOOT version is 3.18.0.0000. I have tried pretty much everything I can think of including RUU... I don't know where to go from here. If anyone has any suggestions, please tell me as I would try anything. Will I just have to wait until we can gain S-OFF for this new HBOOT version so that I can downgrade the HBOOT and get the T-Mobile one back, or just convert the entire thing to GPE?
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Hello. I have managed to dig myself a seemingly un-escapable hole. I flashed the GPE ROM on to my device, and it tried to update... When it did, it resized a bunch of partitions, upgraded HBOOT, and completely messed up the bootloader, so now I am stuck with a device that refuses to flash anything but CyanogenMod 11 because my /system is too small for any other ROM. My HBOOT version is 3.18.0.0000. I have tried pretty much everything I can think of including RUU... I don't know where to go from here. If anyone has any suggestions, please tell me as I would try anything. Will I just have to wait until we can gain S-OFF for this new HBOOT version so that I can downgrade the HBOOT and get the T-Mobile one back, or just convert the entire thing to GPE?
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Try and follow these instructions
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2754063
then flash the official 1.57 RUU.
If you are S-OFF you will still be S-OFF.
Tidbits said:
Try and follow these instructions
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2754063
then flash the official 1.57 RUU.
If you are S-OFF you will still be S-OFF.
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I already tried that. No dice. It says there is an invalid hboot version.
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Which method are you using?
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Which method are you using?
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I used RUU mode to flash all of the different firmware packages, none of them worked. I also can't restore the NANDROID backups because my /system is too small. I tried the RUU as well but it always quit after accepting the license agreement.
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Do you have Norton or similar virus protection? Did you try and run the RUU as admin?
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Do you have Norton or similar virus protection? Did you try and run the RUU as admin?
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No. I had no virus protection on that computer at the time. Yes. The computer would not actually let me run it w/o being admin.
The computer was running Windows 7 x86_64. HTC Sync was installed. The phone in RUU mode plugged into a USB 2.0 port.
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I am wanting to go back to a stock recovery from TWRP. as Im going to pass this M8 on and buy and unlocked one, so...
my phone is:
Unlocked Bootloader,
Rooted with SUper SU
Using TWRP
My M8 is still S-ON and still has O2s stock 4.20.201.6 (LP 501) rom on it.
Ive found a nandroid backup from O2 from here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2701376
extracted the recovery, but its 1.54.206.5
Would it be safe to flash through fastboot or would i need the matching recovery for the rom
Or because I havent done anything to the rom itself, can I simply restore recovery
Any Advice would be great
Thanks
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Hmm.... As I havent actually done anything to it, it looks like I just have to UnRoot the M8.,
NightOrchid said:
extracted the recovery, but its 1.54.206.5
Would it be safe to flash through fastboot or would i need the matching recovery for the rom
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You need the 4.20.201.6 stock recovery.
You may not be able to boot with 1.54.206.5 recovery
ckpv5 said:
You need the 4.20.201.6 stock recovery.
You may not be able to boot with 1.54.206.5 recovery
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hehe... I was afraid you were going to say that, hmm, ok ill start looking... Not sure where ill get it, but thanks
If you can't find it, no worry. I have that recovery.
I'll upload when I'm back from outstation tomorrow.
ckpv5 said:
If you can't find it, no worry. I have that recovery.
I'll upload when I'm back from outstation tomorrow.
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Oh wow, Would you mind uploading it please. Much appreciated, Thanks Friend
No I cant find it at all... Ive been to HTCDev Rom Repository, O2 forums and checked around.. YouTube links, XDA etc, wish ide backed up but of course I didnt realise neither firewater or SS 284 wouldnt work, still, learn from my mistakes eh
Thanks
Stock 4.20.206.1 recovery image : http://sourceforge.net/projects/htconem8/files/Recovery/4.20.206.1_recovery.img/download
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Stock 4.20.206.1 recovery image : http://sourceforge.net/projects/htconem8/files/Recovery/4.20.206.1_recovery.img/download
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Thanks so much friend... Ive downloaded it and ill be flashing it tonight when im in from work..
Thanks again _
Hi I've also have o2 m8 and have done update to lollipop I have no issues just curious if you have the Easymode on your device as I don't if not o2 have blocked it from us
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colindodds said:
Hi I've also have o2 m8 and have done update to lollipop I have no issues just curious if you have the Easymode on your device as I don't if not o2 have blocked it from us
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Not so far as Im aware. I know Samsung include an "Easy Mode" on their devices, but i cant remember one on the M8.. Ive checked in Both "Personalise" and "Display" in Settings, but I cant see an Easy mode.
Unless it was removed in LP 501, I dont know
It should be under Settings>Personalise>Home (or it is for me on the unbranded 4.16.401.10 build)
Ah I'm o2 branded so I presume o2 took it out or mine has bug it runs perfect no issues at all just no Easymode tried installing Google now launcher see if that made it shows to no avail and I'm 4.20.206.1 Build
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You're not the first to say it's missing in a branded device. TBH it's not even worth worrying about, it's pretty useless!
Why not just try and get s-off? You will then be able to have an unlocked device.
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EddyOS said:
It should be under Settings>Personalise>Home (or it is for me on the unbranded 4.16.401.10 build)
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It's right there on 4.19.111.2.