can i get OTA with stock 4.16 and stock recovery? - One (M8) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

hey guys
i have back to stock 4.16 with Twrp backup and i installed stock recovery for 4.16 now iam s-on unlocked bootloader , i got message to update to 6.12 , is it ok to install it ? or does it work with no problem?
Best Regards.

Needs to be stock, never rooted TWRP backup (unrooting doesn't work).
If its says "software official" (I think that is what it says, something to that effect) on the bootloader screen, it should be okay.
If it says "software modified", than OTA will likely not install.

Jwtiyar said:
hey guys
i have back to stock 4.16 with Twrp backup and i installed stock recovery for 4.16 now iam s-on unlocked bootloader , i got message to update to 6.12 , is it ok to install it ? or does it work with no problem?
Best Regards.
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maybe the RUU will be more conclusive than ( maybe will pass and maybe not )
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ahmed.ismael said:
maybe the RUU will be more conclusive than ( maybe will pass and maybe not )
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RUU should work (doesn't matter if phone is rooted or custom recovery) as long as OP relocks the bootloader. Although its not clear if OP wants to keep their data (which restoring to stock and OTA should be able to do) which is what some folks want. RUU will wipe the phone.

ahmed.ismael said:
maybe the RUU will be more conclusive than ( maybe will pass and maybe not )
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worked

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[SOLVED]update OTA without relocking the bootloader

dear XDA members ,,, as i got a lot of solutions in this form and i see the OTA updates are making problems for many users ,,, here is the solution for people who unlocked the bootloader and installed CWM recovery ......
ON STOCK ROM ...
1- you dont need to relock the bootloader ..
2- download voodoo rootkeeper .. (from market) and run the program and click protect root.
3- you will need your original recovery that you changed to CWM ..
example: if you had 1.28.415.9 and you installed CWM then you need recovery.img for 1.28.415.9 .
install the stock recovery from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=24738635#post24738635
4-install recovery.img from fastboot ..
5-boot into phone and OTA update the one x to 1.29.xxx .
6-after update is done just open rootkeeper and click restore root ,,
7-DONE
a big thanks for xda members and im happy to help ...
Nice m8
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Actually I never really had to relock the bootloader to apply an OTA... just flashing the stock recovery and keeping the unlocked bootloader + rooted custom ROM did the trick for me... Tho its not a really good idea to install an OTA patch on top of a custom ROM.
i added ( FOR STOCK ) what i know if you have custom rom you wont receive OTA ... will you ???!!!! ... my solution is about if you are still on Stock ...
if you search google youll see people talking about locking the bootloader and removing root and all kind of crap ...
...since the radio is part of the rom now and the only "advantage" of flashing a RUU is an hboot update.
So what is the "advantage" of an newer hboot? If someone finds an exploit on the 0.43 hboot which is fixed on newer hboots you gonna cry (-:
So my advice..stay on lowest hboot until we get S-OFF.
I also didn't have to relock my bootloader.
Just restored my default back up with cwm before root. Fastboot restore to original recovery (stock), update and done. Went back to fastboot and restored cwm, rooted the phone and done.
cruiseyunfat said:
I also didn't have to relock my bootloader.
Just restored my default back up with cwm before root. Fastboot restore to original recovery (stock), update and done. Went back to fastboot and restored cwm, rooted the phone and done.
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me too.
j4n87 said:
...since the radio is part of the rom now and the only "advantage" of flashing a RUU is an hboot update.
So what is the "advantage" of an newer hboot? If someone finds an exploit on the 0.43 hboot which is fixed on newer hboots you gonna cry (-:
So my advice..stay on lowest hboot until we get S-OFF.
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Totally agree lower the better! Good advice
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j4n87 said:
...since the radio is part of the rom now and the only "advantage" of flashing a RUU is an hboot update.
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Has this been confirmed, that the radio is flashed when flashing a rom?
DELETE.
Do you think this would work for HOS? Thanks for posting this, much appreciated, will let you kow how it works out for the HOS
hwoarang626 said:
dear XDA members ,,, as i got a lot of solutions in this form and i see the OTA updates are making problems for many users ,,, here is the solution for people who unlocked the bootloader and installed CWM recovery ......
ON STOCK ROM ...
1- you dont need to relock the bootloader ..
2- download voodoo rootkeeper .. (from market) and run the program and click protect root.
3- you will need your original recovery that you changed to CWM ..
example: if you had 1.28.415.9 and you installed CWM then you need recovery.img for 1.28.415.9 .
install the stock recovery from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=24738635#post24738635
4-install recovery.img from fastboot ..
5-boot into phone and OTA update the one x to 1.29.xxx .
6-after update is done just open rootkeeper and click restore root ,,
7-DONE
a big thanks for xda members and im happy to help ...
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May I post this in the HOS Section ? Thanks
What i did was flashed stock recovery, downloaded and installed the update done, that's all i did and root was intact, that was like last month
I'm still haven't issues installing the OTA update.
I followed your instructions and I still get the red triangle error
EDIT:
just did some fishing, and it's because my stock rom is so heavily modified that the OTA won't update anything
hi, quick check, do i still need to flash back CWM or it will include back CWM?
ah_cleo said:
hi, quick check, do i still need to flash back CWM or it will include back CWM?
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the OTA will not include CWM, as CWM is not stock.
thanks you made my day
Forgive me for the noob question but how would one find out which stock recovery was on phone before I flashed cwm. Didn't take note before hand
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Try4Ce said:
Actually I never really had to relock the bootloader to apply an OTA... just flashing the stock recovery and keeping the unlocked bootloader + rooted custom ROM did the trick for me... Tho its not a really good idea to install an OTA patch on top of a custom ROM.
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could you please explain more (then a noob can understand?)
25092992 said:
Forgive me for the noob question but how would one find out which stock recovery was on phone before I flashed cwm. Didn't take note before hand
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Whatever Rom version is shown in "about" e.g. 1.26, 1.28, 1.29 , then this is the recovery version you need
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dezborders said:
Whatever Rom version is shown in "about" e.g. 1.26, 1.28, 1.29 , then this is the recovery version you need
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My phone version is 1.29.720.11, but in the OP link, I can find only 1.29.401.7 and 1.29.401.11. What can I do?
Thanks in advance

[Q] S-On How do I return to Stock

Hey guys as the Title says I'm Currently S-On, Rooted and Running ARHD 22.1 on my One M8 Euro/International which is Unlocked Using 3.401.9 firmware.
How do I go about returning everything to Stock as the Guide I have found assumes I have S-off which I dont/cant do due to it saying device incompatible.
Any helps much appreciated
Anyone Able to help as I really don't Fancy having a Bricked Handset
My guide needs S-OFF for some parts but the rest can be followed if you're S-ON. There is an RUU ZIP which might also work for you, so perhaps give that a go...
you'll have to relock the bootloader if you are s-on and then flash an RUU for your phone model to return to stock
hlhmark said:
Hey guys as the Title says I'm Currently S-On, Rooted and Running ARHD 22.1 on my One M8 Euro/International which is Unlocked Using 3.401.9 firmware.
How do I go about returning everything to Stock as the Guide I have found assumes I have S-off which I dont/cant do due to it saying device incompatible.
Any helps much appreciated
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Check your CID,
-download stock backup and stock recovery from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2701376 your CID must be matched,
Restore via TWRP
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bedduxx said:
Check your CID,
-download stock backup and stock recovery from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2701376 your CID must be matched,
Restore via TWRP
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You don't need a backup if it's an EU M8 as we have the RUU ZIP - why bother with anything else?
EddyOS said:
You don't need a backup if it's an EU M8 as we have the RUU ZIP - why bother with anything else?
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Ok thanks I'll give it ago when I'm home its so I can receive OTA Updates as currently I'm unable to S-Off with Sunshine " Device Incompatible" apparently it will be addressed in V3. But as lollipop is rolling out I might as well go back to stock and update.
Thanks for your Help much appreciated
hlhmark said:
Ok thanks I'll give it ago when I'm home its so I can receive OTA Updates as currently I'm unable to S-Off with Sunshine " Device Incompatible" apparently it will be addressed in V3. But as lollipop is rolling out I might as well go back to stock and update.
Thanks for your Help much appreciated
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Sunshine only works on stock rom
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Is it a case of doing it in this order, Relocked the Bootloader and then Flash the RUU?
EddyOS said:
My guide needs S-OFF for some parts but the rest can be followed if you're S-ON. There is an RUU ZIP which might also work for you, so perhaps give that a go...
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Is it a case of doing it in this order, Relocked the Bootloader and then Flash the RUU?

[Q] Need Desire 816 A5 Stock Recovery

Hi there,
I want to install the OTA Lolipop update on my Desire 816 A5 European Version, but I need the Stock Recovery. Can someone send me the stock recovery? I wasn't able to find one on the web or on XDA. So, I created this thread.
Sincerely
Hasan
Hasan94 said:
Hi there,
I want to install the OTA Lolipop update on my Desire 816 A5 European Version, but I need the Stock Recovery. Can someone send me the stock recovery? I wasn't able to find one on the web or on XDA. So, I created this thread.
Sincerely
Hasan
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Stock Recovery ? Stock Backup !!!! .
Seem Are Like Using Stock ROM / Then Better Installing Helium Back Or Titanium Back . And Read This Post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/desire-816/help/how-to-install-ota-update-t3097232
sheenobis said:
Stock Recovery ? Stock Backup !!!! .
Seem Are Like Using Stock ROM / Then Better Installing Helium Back Or Titanium Back . And Read This Post
http://forum.xda-developers.com/desire-816/help/how-to-install-ota-update-t3097232
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Thank you. Yesterday, I flashed the stock recovery and relocked the Desire 816. Now, on Bootloeader, it shows Relocked - Tampered - S-On
The ota installation doesn't work. Do you know, how to remove tampered ? Will this RUU work?
Hasan94 said:
Thank you. Yesterday, I flashed the stock recovery and relocked the Desire 816. Now, on Bootloeader, it shows Relocked - Tampered - S-On
The ota installation doesn't work. Do you know, how to remove tampered ? Will this RUU work?
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You Can't Directly Install OTA
But Can Able Extract OTA with RUU and Continue Installation

[Q] Need 2.10.709.1 Nandroid Backup

can anyone do a nandroid backup for base " 2.10.709.1 " and then upload it to any server and give me the link ??
i have three days now trying to update my Unlocked S-On M9 from 1.40.709.8 to 2.10.709.1 >> but all methods FAILS
i really need this >> since all i will have to do is just restoring this backup via TWRP
thanks in advance
Amr Nasser said:
can anyone do a nandroid backup for base " 2.10.709.1 " and then upload it to any server and give me the link ??
i have three days now trying to update my Unlocked S-On M9 from 1.40.709.8 to 2.10.709.1 >> but all methods FAILS
i really need this >> since all i will have to do is just restoring this backup via TWRP
thanks in advance
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How did you upgrade your firmware to 2.10 if you are s-on???
You need the 2.10 firmware to run the 2.10 roms.
All you can do when s-on is wait for the 2.10 ota to arrive.
Or pay for sunshine-app to get s-off.
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K00li79 said:
How did you upgrade your firmware to 2.10 if you are s-on???
You need the 2.10 firmware to run the 2.10 roms.
All you can do when s-on is wait for the 2.10 ota to arrive.
Or pay for sunshine-app to get s-off.
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He already received the update. The problem is that he is not able to install it since his phone is rooted.
Amr Nasser said:
can anyone do a nandroid backup for base " 2.10.709.1 " and then upload it to any server and give me the link ??
i have three days now trying to update my Unlocked S-On M9 from 1.40.709.8 to 2.10.709.1 >> but all methods FAILS
i really need this >> since all i will have to do is just restoring this backup via TWRP
thanks in advance
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That won't work. As said in the other thread you need a stock, unrooted and read-only TWRP backup of the 1.40.709.8 system. As K00li79 already said the rom of a 2.10.709.1 backup isn't compatible with your firmware. After you restored the needed 1.40.709.8 backup you only need to replace TWRP with the stock recovery and then you will be able to install the update. The only other option (that has actually been stated several times now, too) would be paying for Sunshine and after getting S-OFF flashing a RUU like this one.
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Flippy498 said:
He already received the update. The problem is that he is not able to install it since his phone is rooted.
That won't work. As said in the other thread you need a stock, unrooted and read-only TWRP backup of the 1.40.709.8 system. As K00li79 already said the rom of a 2.10.709.1 backup isn't compatible with your firmware. After you restored the needed 1.40.709.8 backup you only need to replace TWRP with the stock recovery and then you will be able to install the update. The only other option (that has actually been stated several times now, too) would be paying for Sunshine and after getting S-OFF flashing a RUU like this one.
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Actually i searched the internet and found A nandroid backup for 2.10.709.1 >> restored it via TWRP >> worked perfectly >> now i flashed Viper Rom 3.5.0 whic is based on 2.10.401.1 and everything is working as it should
Amr Nasser said:
Actually i searched the internet and found A nandroid backup for 2.10.709.1 >> restored it via TWRP >> worked perfectly >> now i flashed Viper Rom 3.5.0 whic is based on 2.10.401.1 and everything is working as it should
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So you were able to receive and install an official OTA with a 2.10.709.1 rom although your firmware was 1.40.709.8? Or are you still on 1.40.709.8? Flashing a backup with TWRP alone won't update your firmware.
Edit: If your firmware is still 1.40.709.8 I may be able to help you out with a stock backup in a few hours. Since you haven't been the only person with problems during the process of getting back to stock and installing official OTAs I created some stock backups (1.40.709.8 and 1.40.206.8) last night. The files are uploading right now. But it's no problem if you don't need it anymore. Maybe there is someony else on the world wide web who might need it.
Edit2: And here is the post with the download link and some instructions.
Amr Nasser said:
Actually i searched the internet and found A nandroid backup for 2.10.709.1 >> restored it via TWRP >> worked perfectly >> now i flashed Viper Rom 3.5.0 whic is based on 2.10.401.1 and everything is working as it should
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A twrp restore won't touch your firmware. You're still on the same firmware you've always been on.
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Flippy498 said:
So you were able to receive and install an official OTA with a 2.10.709.1 rom although your firmware was 1.40.709.8? Or are you still on 1.40.709.8? Flashing a backup with TWRP alone won't update your firmware.
Edit: If your firmware is still 1.40.709.8 I may be able to help you out with a stock backup in a few hours. Since you haven't been the only person with problems during the process of getting back to stock and installing official OTAs I created some stock backups (1.40.709.8 and 1.40.206.8) last night. The files are uploading right now. But it's no problem if you don't need it anymore. Maybe there is someony else on the world wide web who might need it.
Edit2: And here is the post with the download link and some instructions.
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what i did with restoring the nandroid backup was just a pain killer , and no >> i just was able to receive OTA updates >> not install them
and now u give me the cure
love u man :laugh::laugh:
and yes >> when i boot to bootloader it's still 1.40.709.8
downloading your awesome file now and will follow instructions
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iElvis said:
A twrp restore won't touch your firmware. You're still on the same firmware you've always been on.
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that's what i figured out later
just a question >> how viper rom 3.5.0 is running well if my actual firmware is still the old one
i see some people are reporting problems
maybe i'm lucky :victory:
Amr Nasser said:
that's what i figured out later
just a question >> how viper rom 3.5.0 is running well if my actual firmware is still the old one
i see some people are reporting problems
maybe i'm lucky :victory:
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What you'll usually see is reboots when you hit the power button to turn on the screen. But I don't know if it's universal.
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iElvis said:
What you'll usually see is reboots when you hit the power button to turn on the screen. But I don't know if it's universal.
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nothing at all here
amr nasser said:
nothing at all here :d
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excellent job doing that! I just still recommend to be s-off so all the pain is gone, the key is to be soff and so you are able to do whatever you need to do so easily.

ota update problem ! help😔

Rooted my HTC m9 (unlocked the boot loader , flashed a custom twrp recovery, installed supersu through it) and I am still getting ota update. But when I try to install the update ( going from 5.1.1 to marshmallow ) the phone restarts and get into the recovery.
I tried to restore the nandroid I have made since I rooted the phone, and tried to update again, but still didn't work !
Actually the phone is working great but all the solution I tried to get back to stock , and take the ota update didn't work ( even with an RUU , which I may not have found the right one).
Below is a pic of the download mode
Any help will be apreciated
imgur. com/avkCxqW
tinypic. com/r/fe3muf/9
Nb: remove the space between "dot" and "com"
You either need to be at "official" status OR buy s-off.
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shivadow said:
You either need to be at "official" status OR buy s-off.
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Please what do you mean by "official" status ,and how ?
And also if I buy s-off (using sunshine app) what next ?
Why on earth are you rooting if you don't know anything about it?.
Official means "as it was from factory" the device knows that it isn't as factory.
S-off means you can flash any rom and brick your device even quicker.
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Well I forgot to say that I am a beginner.
Anyway, how can I get back to official status, I mean if It's still possible.
And what if I flash a custom rom, will I be able to get ota updates ( even unofficial)
superyacine1994 said:
Well I forgot to say that I am a beginner.
Anyway, how can I get back to official status, I mean if It's still possible.
And what if I flash a custom rom, will I be able to get ota updates ( even unofficial)
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You have to be 100% stock to take an ota. This is a security feature to prevent bricks, which can and have resulted from people trying to take otas when rooted.
There are multiple threads on how to do this. Start here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/general/stock-nand-backup-ota-update-collection-t3132698
superyacine1994 said:
Well I forgot to say that I am a beginner.
Anyway, how can I get back to official status, I mean if It's still possible.
And what if I flash a custom rom, will I be able to get ota updates ( even unofficial)
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Official status is a pita, just go s-off. Its worth the $25 to have a working phone at the end.
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shivadow said:
Official status is a pita, just go s-off. Its worth the $25 to have a working phone at the end.
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Indeed! I will !
I guess as soon as I go s-off I will be able to flash any ruu therefore be 100% stock right?
iElvis said:
You have to be 100% stock to take an ota. This is a security feature to prevent bricks, which can and have resulted from people trying to take otas when rooted.
There are multiple threads on how to do this. Start here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/one-m9/general/stock-nand-backup-ota-update-collection-t3132698
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Another thing,
After I have unlocked the boot loader, I did a twrp-backup .
So I don't need to download another one ,right ?
So long as you have the 4gb backup of system then you're golden. You can't do another until its stock stock stock because the partition is now modded!!.
S-off will help against bricks. You must still have the official status to flash a signed official stock rom but s-off isn't counted/seen. These are ruu.EXE
Otherwise yes, any rom except signed official while rooted with s-off. You can install unsigned "offical" stock roms and flash them straight away. No messing about resetting official. These are ruu.ZIP.
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shivadow said:
S-off will help against bricks.
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This needs some nuance. Being s-off will prevent you from getting into situations where you can't boot because of some security protocol, but can't fix the problem because you can't boot, for example if you relock in bootloader with a custom recovery but don't have "Allow OEM unlock" ticked in the OS.
But being s-off also opens up many other avenues for brickage that don't exist when s-on. A hard brick can be as simple as flashing a custom splash image for the wrong phone.
shivadow said:
So long as you have the 4gb backup of system then you're golden. You can't do another until its stock stock stock because the partition is now modded!!.
S-off will help against bricks. You must still have the official status to flash a signed official stock rom but s-off isn't counted/seen. These are ruu.EXE
Otherwise yes, any rom except signed official while rooted with s-off. You can install unsigned "offical" stock roms and flash them straight away. No messing about resetting official. These are ruu.ZIP.
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Got you now !
I just restored my twrp backup ( BTW it's 9.8gb not 4gb) it contains a backup of all the partitions.
Now, instead of going s-off and use ruu to get back to stock, is there another way for so ?

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