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So this is my first time installing a rom to my TB. I have installed many roms on my DX but through clockwork.
First question will i need to flash the new radio through Hboot before or after the rom
Second question will i flash the rom through clockwork or from hboot?
I know how to flash via both methods so any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Ohh and I am rooted S-off already.
justcausetx said:
So this is my first time installing a rom to my TB. I have installed many roms on my DX but through clockwork.
First question will i need to flash the new radio through Hboot before or after the rom
Second question will i flash the rom through clockwork or from hboot?
I know how to flash via both methods so any direction would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
Ohh and I am rooted S-off already.
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Radio through Hboot - Before OR After ROM. I did it before, and it worked fine - I've seen some do after, and it works too.
ROM - you can flash from Clockwork recovery, just like you did with your DX (other method is through Rom Manager, but since you're used to flashing through clockwork, I'd just do that (I came from a DX, too))
awesome thanks for the quick response. Hopefully the rom + radio combo will help with battery.
justcausetx said:
awesome thanks for the quick response. Hopefully the rom + radio combo will help with battery.
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It should - I've been able to jump back to using the stock battery and get a full day's use out of the phone
FYI. There have been some issues with the radio included with Bamf1.5 causing random resets. If that ends up happening to you, Adrynalyne was kind enough to post up some different radios combos to try and avoid any reboot issues. I myself am running great on the radio that comes with Bamf 1.5, so just be ready for that. Switching and trying the different radios, you'll see, is pretty quick anyway, in case you need to.
yea i had upgraded my stock rooted rom to the newest cdma/lte combo from Adrynalyne and it started rebooting so i went back to the original radio cause I didnt feel like messing with it then. Ill have to grab all the combos before i shut my phone down as long as my 4g stays up long enough.
Thanks again for all your help up running Bamf remix 1.5 on the newest radio
justcausetx said:
Thanks again for all your help up running Bamf remix 1.5 on the newest radio
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I have already experienced one reboot with mine. Lost some settings too.
Sent from my ADR6400L using XDA App
"Please note, this release needs a new radio to complement it.
Put it on sdcard, reboot to hboot and flash."
I flashed the rom just fine, however I'm confused on how to flash the new radio. The new radio zip file is on the SD card....how do I reboot to hboot? Flash it once I'm in hboot? Step by step instructions appreciated.
DontCome2MyHouse said:
"Please note, this release needs a new radio to complement it.
Put it on sdcard, reboot to hboot and flash."
I flashed the rom just fine, however I'm confused on how to flash the new radio. The new radio zip file is on the SD card....how do I reboot to hboot? Flash it once I'm in hboot? Step by step instructions appreciated.
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Power down, press power and volume down at the same time to get into Hboot. Install the PG zip.
Make sure PG05IMG.zip is on root of sdcard
Power Down
Hold Volume Down and Power button at same time.
hboot will come up and check for PG file
Press power up when asked to start update
Radio will flash
After flashed press power to reboot when it says so.
If you have Clockwork installed it might boot to recovery screen afterwards. If it does just hit the home button on reboot now.
Sent from my ADR6400L using XDA App
Did you flash a Gingerbread radio? That is almost 99% of the time the issue. You can't run 2.0 on stock Froyo radio. If you need help I can help further pm me.
similar issue,
flashed this rom - [ROM][5.25.11] BAMF GingerREMIX v2.0 Beta #5
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1095280
Install went fine, but phone would not work and sim card not found. You mention gingerbread radio since froyo wont work. Its not listed in that post that a seperate flash is required. Had to reflash back to bamf 1.63 remix to get phone working.
Any help would be appreciated.
Duroe said:
similar issue,
flashed this rom - [ROM][5.25.11] BAMF GingerREMIX v2.0 Beta #5
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1095280
Install went fine, but phone would not work and sim card not found. You mention gingerbread radio since froyo wont work. Its not listed in that post that a seperate flash is required. Had to reflash back to bamf 1.63 remix to get phone working.
Any help would be appreciated.
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It mentions the GB RUU so that means you have to have it. Which btw it's known to brick your phone without warning.
The reason you did not have any data is because you were still using the froyo radio, to run any of the BAMF 2.0's you need the gingerbread radio.
grab the mr2 radio. that will work
Hacride said:
The reason you did not have any data is because you were still using the froyo radio, to run any of the BAMF 2.0's you need the gingerbread radio.
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This is what it recommends I do
Things to know:
•A FULL WIPE IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
•This is a leaked GB RUU, it has bugs, all we can do is try our best to squash them! Flash at your own risk.
I thought the gingerbread radio was also included in the rom(my mistake). From a novice point of view. If I do a full wipe and then install bamf 2.0.
1. What method can be utlized to flash the gingerbread radio?
2. What is the correct gingerbread radio for bamf 2.0?
3. Is there a way to flash bamf 2.0 with the updated radio already included in the rom?
Thanks again in advance.
hey mojo they never found the cause of the few bricks so what you said was false and you flash the radio in hboot read the thread on rooting or the radios it tells you all you need to know how to flash it doesnot matter what order you flash the rom and radio just remember to delet the radio file from your sd card once you flashed it
sent via my bamfed out tbolt
Duroe said:
This is what it recommends I do
Things to know:
•A FULL WIPE IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
•This is a leaked GB RUU, it has bugs, all we can do is try our best to squash them! Flash at your own risk.
I thought the gingerbread radio was also included in the rom(my mistake). From a novice point of view. If I do a full wipe and then install bamf 2.0.
1. What method can be utlized to flash the gingerbread radio?
2. What is the correct gingerbread radio for bamf 2.0?
3. Is there a way to flash bamf 2.0 with the updated radio already included in the rom?
Thanks again in advance.
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Radios are seperate. They need to be flashed in the bootloader. Use the MR2 radio as the other radio bricks your phone.
satseaker said:
hey mojo they never found the cause of the few bricks so what you said was false and you flash the radio in hboot read the thread on rooting or the radios it tells you all you need to know how to flash it doesnot matter what order you flash the rom and radio just remember to delet the radio file from your sd card once you flashed it
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No what you just said was false. Since they don't know where the bricking comes from, it's safe to say that its possibly from that radio. SOOOOOOOO use the MR2 radio instead.
there is no rom with the radio included, put the mr2 on your sd card rename it,reboot the phone and hold the down volume and power button until it brings you into the boot loader it will find the file and ask it u want to update hit the power button wait til its done and reboot
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satseaker said:
there is no rom with the radio included, put the mr2 on your sd card rename it,reboot the phone and hold the down volume and power button until it brings you into the boot loader it will find the file and ask it u want to update hit the power button wait til its done and reboot
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i think its vol up to start the update. dunno if pressing power starts it to but just in case
ok then explain to me how my phone went into the loop when it never had gingerbread on it,you make an assumtion and then say its the truth that is wrong.
sent via my bamfed out tbolt
satseaker said:
ok then explain to me how my phone went into the loop when it never had gingerbread on it,you make an assumtion and then say its the truth that is wrong.
sent via my bamfed out tbolt
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Uhhhhhh that can happen for MULTITUDES of reasons. get real. All i'm saying is the cause is not known so use the MR2 one instead. Jeez you kids and always wanting to start ****.
volume down and power gets you the bootloader vol up starts the flash
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had to go back and read again myself
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mojonation1487 said:
Radios are seperate. They need to be flashed in the bootloader. Use the MR2 radio as the other radio bricks your phone.
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I have downloaded the mr2 radio
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1115714
Just want to confirm, once I follow the steps I had previously posted,
1. manually flash bamf 2.0 from recovery
2. go in to bootloader and flash m42 radio
I should be up and running? Minus any of the known bugs obviously...
Duroe said:
I have downloaded the mr2 radio
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1115714
Just want to confirm, once I follow the steps I had previously posted,
1. manually flash bamf 2.0 from recovery
2. go in to bootloader and flash m42 radio
I should be up and running? Minus any of the known bugs obviously...
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yup but make sure before you flash anything you wipe data, cache, dalvik cache. After everything is done throw in a fix permissions just for good measure and you're good to go.
Im now up and running with bamf 2.0
Thanks
Thanks all . Bamf Rom running well now with service after Mr2 radio flashed
Sent from my ADR6400L using XDA App
Do I have to install MR2 or MR2.5 in order for the radio to work? I just flashed to BAMF 3.0 RC4 and I have no mobile network available... ouch.
I am having the same exact problem. Help would be great if you have figured it out!
yes they recommend mr2
When I reboot the phone I get two notifications:
"Sorry! Application HTC DM (in process com.htc.android.omadm.service is not responding"
and
"Sorry! Application Sync Service (in process com.fusionone.android.sync.service) is not responding"
It gives me two options for each of the error messages:
Force close OR Wait
Halp!
mistreater said:
yes they recommend mr2
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So you're saying YES, I do have to install a new radio?
Yes you must install the mr2 or mr2.5 radio in order for your phone to get service.
Okay so I'm looking here:
[RADIO] HTC Thunderbolt Radios [PG05IMG.zip]
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1048128
Under the downloads section of the post, how do I know what Radio and LTE to download?
SpaceBolt said:
Okay so I'm looking here:
[RADIO] HTC Thunderbolt Radios [PG05IMG.zip]
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1048128
Under the downloads section of the post, how do I know what Radio and LTE to download?
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Here's a post today with good links for the mr2 and 2.5 radios
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1154010&highlight=MR2+Radio
SpaceBolt said:
Okay so I'm looking here:
[RADIO] HTC Thunderbolt Radios [PG05IMG.zip]
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1048128
Under the downloads section of the post, how do I know what Radio and LTE to download?
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Here you go, here's a link to both the MR2 & MR2.5 radios.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1154010
Here's directions on how to flash the radio just in case you need them. Download either radio you want to use(either will work). Make sure it's named PG05IMG.zip. Check the MD5 sum and place on your sdcard. Power phone down completely, hold volume down button and power button and phone will boot into hboot. It will then ask do you want to update, hit volume up button to say yes. From here it will flash the radio then request you hit the power button to reboot. After that you should have mobile network. Last thing delete the PG05IMG.zip file off of your sd card just in case you have any issues in the future and need to boot into recovery through hboot.
devindpotts said:
Here you go, here's a link to both the MR2 & MR2.5 radios.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1154010
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Thanks a lot! I am doing the update right now. Question. In that MR2 link in the first post, in that thread that you linked - is both the LTE and the radio packaged in that zip file? [the (MR2)PG05IMG.zip (24.78 MB)] zip file, I mean.
SpaceBolt said:
Thanks a lot! I am doing the update right now. Question. In that MR2 link in the first post, in that thread that you linked - is both the LTE and the radio packaged in that zip file? [the (MR2)PG05IMG.zip (24.78 MB)] zip file, I mean.
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Yep, it contains both
Thanks dude, you're a big help. I'm up and running now.
SpaceBolt said:
Thanks dude, you're a big help. I'm up and running now.
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Not a problem, enjoy.
Okay so just help me out real quick.. I downloaded the 2.5 does that contain everything I need? And I need to flash the ROM and then flash the radio? What am I supposed to do with the CD5 code?
If I'm not mistaken, Bamf sense 3.0 rc4 uses the newest radios, so MR2 or MR2.5 should work
Back up a second...
What have you done to your phone so far? Have you backed it up at all? Do you have ADB installed yet? What tutorials/guides are you using?
These three resources helped me tremendously:
How to Root the HTC Thunderbolt, Setting up ADB - Step 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKPSe12YDxQ&feature=player_embedded
How to Root the HTC Thunderbolt - Version 2.5
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=etKqzt6QEfA&annotation_id=annotation_916958&feature=iv
Rooting The ThunderBolt - Version 2.5
http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/0...he-htc-thunderbolt-and-unlock-its-bootloader/
cuguy said:
If I'm not mistaken, Bamf sense 3.0 rc4 uses the newest radios, so MR2 or MR2.5 should work
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Okay cool.. so if I download it how do I know the MD5 sum is the proper one? I got the 2.5 and am planning on flashing it onto my phone. So how would I go about checking the MD5 Sum and then flashing it properly onto my phone?
I'm only stating the obvious but reading the op post of the rom you installed gave the you the info you needed. The MR2 post is stated as being the optimal radio for the last two BAMF rc releases/
wichi2010 said:
And I need to flash the ROM and then flash the radio?
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Yes.
wichi2010 said:
What am I supposed to do with the CD5 code?
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The what? Do you mean the MD5?
From here: http://www.androidpolice.com/2011/0...he-htc-thunderbolt-and-unlock-its-bootloader/..it says:
After downloading these files, please check the md5sums!
For instructions on how to do so, see:
Windows: http://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/check-md5sum-in-windows-7/
Linux: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/HowToMD5SUM
Mac OSX: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=373879
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First go here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1154010&highlight=MR2+Radio
Click the download link for MR2. Follow the instructions above that I posted regarding checking the MD5 sum. It's very simple. Just be patient. Then follow devindpotts' instructions:
Here's directions on how to flash the radio just in case you need them. Download either radio you want to use(either will work). Make sure it's named PG05IMG.zip. Check the MD5 sum and place on your sdcard. Power phone down completely, hold volume down button and power button and phone will boot into hboot. It will then ask do you want to update, hit volume up button to say yes. From here it will flash the radio then request you hit the power button to reboot. After that you should have mobile network. Last thing delete the PG05IMG.zip file off of your sd card just in case you have any issues in the future and need to boot into recovery through hboot.
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Before you put the zip file onto your SD card, rename it to PG05IMG.zip exactly. So just remove the "(MR2)" from the filename.
Hey Guys,
Currently I am running CM7 RC1.2 MR1, I attempted to upgrade to the CM7 RC1.3 MR2. When the install was finished, there was no radio. So I naturally went back to my back up of MR1.
From what I have found I believe I need to first flash the Radio, then Flash the Rom correct? Are their any steps I can do to insure that I don't boot loop or brick the phone?
Thanks,
Steve
scubaskm said:
Hey Guys,
Currently I am running CM7 RC1.2 MR1, I attempted to upgrade to the CM7 RC1.3 MR2. When the install was finished, there was no radio. So I naturally went back to my back up of MR1.
From what I have found I believe I need to first flash the Radio, then Flash the Rom correct? Are their any steps I can do to insure that I don't boot loop or brick the phone?
Thanks,
Steve
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You can flash the radio first, or after you install the ROM. I always flash the radio first. The radio is located here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1160346 if you want the latest Verizon OTA radio (MR2). Once you download the radio you want to check its MD5 to make sure there were no errors when you downloaded the radio. The MD5 for this radio is 97c195d733f61c6a699528747aff6892 using the program I've attached, you paste the MD5 and load the file into the program and it will tell you if they match. (Rename the attached file to md5.exe instead of md5.exe.zip and run it from your PC). If you flash an incomplete radio you could brick your phone. After you download the radio and check its md5 rename it to PG05IMG.zip and place it on the root of your Micro SD card. Restart your phone holding the bottom volume key down and hboot will ask if you want to install the zip, say yes. Once your radio is flashed boot to ClockworkMod recovery and install the new ROM. Remember to remove or rename the PG05IMG.zip on your Micro SD card after your done or next time you go into hboot it will want to install the radio again.
Awesome thanks. I kinda figured I had it right I just wanted to be sure. Thanks for the md5 checker as well.
Sent from my ThunderBolt using XDA App
WOO, It all worked just fine. Got a little worried when the Rom first started up, but everything is working just fine. WOO.
scubaskm said:
WOO, It all worked just fine. Got a little worried when the Rom first started up, but everything is working just fine. WOO.
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Awesome. It was smart of you to ask about flashing your radio. It's one of the few ways you can brick your phone if the file is not complete.
Hey there. Today we were fortune enough to see such a beautiful update with Android 4.0.4 and Sense 4.1. Along came some new firmware. Here you'll find three flashable zips, one with the entire firmware package (new hboot, kernel, and recovery), one without hboot and recovery, and one just alike, but without the kernel, hboot, and recovery. I've tested the no kernel, hboot, and recovery version, and it was successful.
This updates your Baseband (Radio) to
v.1.12.11.0809, And your HBoot (Bootloader) to v.1.19.00.
Don't blame me if your phone blows up. I didn't make these, I am simply sharing them. I am here to help if you need it though.
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Requirements:
S-Off
How to flash (install):
Download your zip of choice, and rename it to PJ75IMG.zip, and save it to the root of your external sd card. Reboot into bootloader mode, and accept the update. Let it run through, and wait for the successful message. Don't forget to delete the PJ75IMG.zip off of the root of your external sd card after updating, so that if worst case scenario, you can reboot into bootloader or recovery mode. Once you flash the latest firmware, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO REVERRT TO THE PREVIOUS FIRMWARE VERSION. It has been reported to brick devices for good!
Code:
[B]Downloads:[/B]
[B][COLOR="Red"]These two include the newest kernel, which has been reported to break WiFi on roms based on old versions. (1.13.651.1 and 1.22.651.1) Proceed with caution...
[/COLOR][/B]2.13.651.1 Firmware (Includes New Kernel, HBoot, and Recovery.) - [URL]REMOVED FOR SAFETY[/URL] [B]MD5: 562d9d40a03645438fe24918aed3da42[/B]
2.13.651.1 Firmware (No HBoot or Recovery) - [URL]http://db.tt/mo2LJ9Am[/URL] [B]MD5: 71EB50966907B194DF23312C2850EB33[/B]
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This version is the complete firmware update package, excluding the new kernel, hboot, and recovery.[/COLOR][/B]
[I][B](Recommended)[/B][/I]
2.13.651.1 Firmware (No Kernel, Hboot, or Recovery.) - [URL]http://db.tt/K4bKYiib[/URL] [B]MD5: 4D3EE2D35F3A6210ADF8FAC0D2F6C9E5[/B]
Q&A:
Q: "I flashed a version with the new kernel included, and all of a sudden my WiFi is borked, F*#% YOU RYDAH! How do i fix it?"
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A: Revert to a kernel that is based on your rom version. You have a few options, 1: Restore a recent nandroid. Be sure to only restore the "boot" partition, and you'll be good to go. 2: Re-flash the kernel you were using. If you'd like, you could take the modules folder from the OTA, and push them over, replacing the old modules folder. (SYSTEM/LIB/MODULES/) - That is merely a suggestion, as others have stated, but I cannot confirm this, as I am running 2.13.651.1.
Q: "I put the zip on my external SD card, booted into bootloader mode, and it didn't recognize/find the zip, what the hell man!?"
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A: Make sure you don't have a copy on the root of your internal memory card, and be POSITIVE, that it is named correctly. (NOT PJ75IMG.zip.zip)
Sent From My HTC Evo 4G LTE, On The Now Network From Sprint!
This may be a dumb question but why would anyone want to flash the hboot and recovery version or is it useful for developers somehow?
thanks boss!!!!!!!! your quick!!!!!!! :good:
Evo_Shift said:
This may be a dumb question but why would anyone want to flash the hboot and recovery version or is it useful for developers somehow?
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No, but someone will eventually use it.
evo401 said:
thanks boss!!!!!!!! your quick!!!!!!! :good:
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No problem. Just trying to follow in Freezas steps, since he's not here anymore.
Sent From My HTC Evo 4G LTE, On The Now Network From Sprint!
Rydah805 said:
Hey there. Today we were fortune enough to see such a beautiful update with Android 4.0.4 and Sense 4.1. Along came some new firmware. Here you'll find two flashable zips, one with the entire firmware package (new hboot, kernel, and recovery) and one just alike, but without the kernel, hboot, and recovery. I've tested the no kernel, hboot, and recovery version, and it was successful.
This updates your Baseband (Radio) to
v.1.12.11.0809, And your HBoot (Bootloader) to v.1.19.00.
How to flash (install):
Downliad your zip of choice, and rename it to PJ75IMG.zip, and save it to the root of your external sd card. Reboot into bootloader mode, and accept the update. Let it run through, and wait for the successful message.
Downloads:
2.13.651.1 Firmware (Includes New Kernel, HBoot, and Recovery.) - http://db.tt/UP4nCkQF
(Recommended)
2.13.651.1 Firmware (No Kernel, Hboot, or Recovery.) - http://db.tt/K4bKYiib
More info coming soon...
Sent From My HTC Evo 4G LTE, On The Now Network From Sprint!
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Is it possible to throw up a version with the kernel included as well, but not the HBOOT or RECOVERY for those of S-OFF that want to flash the kernel through bootloader as well?
If it is possible to just take the boot.img (kernel) from the one version you have up and add it to the one w/o the boot.img in it and flash that through bootloader; I can just do that...
Let me know please and THANK YOU MUCH for being so quick about it.
just flashed worked perfect!! :good:
pinky059 said:
Is it possible to throw up a version with the kernel included as well, but not the HBOOT or RECOVERY for those of S-OFF that want to flash the kernel through bootloader as well?
If it is possible to just take the boot.img (kernel) from the one version you have up and add it to the one w/o the boot.img in it and flash that through bootloader; I can just do that...
Let me know please and THANK YOU MUCH for being so quick about it.
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Yea, hold up.
Sent From My HTC Evo 4G LTE, On The Now Network From Sprint!
Can I flash this being on mean Rom 3.4 or would I need to got to a stock rooted rom?
Sent from my EVO using xda app-developers app
Rydah805 said:
(Recommended)
2.13.651.1 Firmware (No Kernel, Hboot, or Recovery.) - http://db.tt/K4bKYiib
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Is this equivalent to installing just the radio?
forceOnature said:
Is this equivalent to installing just the radio?
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yes this should install the new radio, and PRI..i havent installed it yet so i am not sure what else is included
Is there something that prevents flashing if your battery is too low? I tried and it failed so I redownloaded and tried again but failed. Admittedly my battery is at 13% right now though. Or would being on viper ROM prevent it for some reason?
Just updated, no issues to report !
Evo_Shift said:
Is there something that prevents flashing if your battery is too low? I tried and it failed so I redownloaded and tried again but failed. Admittedly my battery is at 13% right now though. Or would being on viper ROM prevent it for some reason?
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i believe the answer is Yes and flashing stuff while that low is playing with fire. Turn it off, put it on a wall charger and wait 30 minutes, bro. The file ain't going anywhere
anyone report better wifi/3g speeds and stability?
Evo_Shift said:
Is there something that prevents flashing if your battery is too low? I tried and it failed so I redownloaded and tried again but failed. Admittedly my battery is at 13% right now though. Or would being on viper ROM prevent it for some reason?
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Don't hold me to it but i dont think it matters what ROM your on because this is just firmware updates not a new ROM. i have the same problem sometimes when doing this kind of install method and the problem is that its named wrong. once you d load it and put it on your SD card go into es file explore and rename it in there. then try again and see what happens.
Evo_Shift said:
Is there something that prevents flashing if your battery is too low? I tried and it failed so I redownloaded and tried again but failed. Admittedly my battery is at 13% right now though. Or would being on viper ROM prevent it for some reason?
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You should be 50 %, my recommendation is 100% before u start fooling around with ur phone, I learned that lesson the hard way when I bricked my phone with 30 % battery and it didn't want to charge, and ruu wouldn't run since the phone didn't have enough power. I eventually got the phone to charge but I had no phone for like 2 hours, you never know what can go wrong. Especially with radios they will brick ur phone for good.
I know from past experience with my evo 3d, running a new rom with a new base, and having the older firmware caused issues, but it shouldn't cause issues running new firmware with older rom base right?
I updated radio and firmware before the Rom last time with out issues
detcup4evr said:
I updated radio and firmware before the Rom last time with out issues
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how about this time with this firmware?
Evo_Shift said:
Is there something that prevents flashing if your battery is too low? I tried and it failed so I redownloaded and tried again but failed. Admittedly my battery is at 13% right now though. Or would being on viper ROM prevent it for some reason?
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I'm pretty sure you have to be S-OFF to flash. You would get errors if you're not since these aren't signed with HTCs key.