Hi, there is a way to flash a new splash image without fastboot?
The USB port of my S-OFF Legend is broken...
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Is there a tool to do this or do I have to run some commands via cmd prompt? Also is there a guide to making the boot image?
one of the ways is installing a cab for a diff splash screen...the other one is to flash with a custom rom !!!
I installed a custom ROM (carbondev) but when my phone loads it just shows a carbondev load screen.
I have no back up in clockworkMod to revert back to the stock ROM...
Iv managed to use adb push to send ROM's to my phone.. i know its worked because in cmd it says (so many bytes in so many seconds)...
I cant manage to locate any ROM's in clockwork mod to install one through recovery.
Did you installed the boot.img for the Rom? If not try it via Fastboot.
Cold Ice said:
Did you installed the boot.img for the Rom? If not try it via Fastboot.
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Im no expert and only managed to do what iv done so far with instructions...
I wouldnt know how to do that.
When i click HBOOT i get...
SD checking ...
failed to open usb master mode
[preload] failed to open usb master mode
loading... image and so on
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1752270
This is a good Tutorial for installing Boot.img via Fastboot. We can't flash boot.img with the .zip in the Rom because S-ON won't allow it (If I read correclty).
If you need more help you can write me a PM
Thanks i'll try this after download the ROM again and putting it back in the folder.. think iv deleted the boot.img for it xD
done the.... fastboot boot boot.img
but the phone is just getting stuck in the HTC screen
Re: [Q] Help cynogenmod stock in boot circle.
Don't boot the image, you need to flash it. "Fastboot flash boot boot.img".
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Hi, i've a evo gsm unlocked with s-on hboot version 1.49.0012. I had flash the stock ICS ROM, but after reboot it will boot loop. I've tryed to flash boot.img via fastboot but it get <wait for device>. I must to disable fastboot from the phone? But how? Now i can access only in recovery mode. Help me!
download 4ext recovery from here. extract it in the folder where you have adb/fastboot files on your pc. then flash it like you flashed your previous recovery.
now boot into 4ext recovery and turn on smartflash in options. now flash rom you wont need to flash boot.img manually
thanks for the reply. There is a way for flash the 4ext via SD card? Actually i have revolutionary CWM recovery
yes you can but you'll need a rooted rom for that which actually boots. you're currently stuck without a rom so you need to get a rom to boot.
you dont by any chance use windows 8? it has some issues with drivers and establishing adb connection to phone
ok i've install 4ext via fastboot, but nothing it start and appear black screen after htc splash screen. After it reboot. Why??
i've hboot 1.49.0012 and i'm s-on. I want come back original ROM, how i can do? I must have s-off?? Please help me
i had tryed to flash any ROM, but they stucks at htc logo!! How i must do???
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i had tryed to flash any ROM, but they stucks at htc logo!! How i must do???
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Enable smartflash in recovery and try again. Oh, and make sure you wipe everything except sd card before flashing
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Hi,
I received a htc desire v in fastboot mode which would't go into RUU mode or recovery. I tried to unlock it's bootloader but the id token was corrupted. I connected it to riffbox and resurrect it and set the super cid. Now im enable to flash a stock rom on it and unlock it's bootloader. I flashed it with a stock rom and after it restarts, it stayed on logo and shutdown! I unlocked it and write a custom recovery... but still it wont boot into recovery. Can anyone help me out? Will writing a full dump be helpful? Thanks in advance
Is there any way to flash a custom splash screen without the ENG-Hboot? Or is the ENG-Hboot required to flash a custom splash screen?
Thanks
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