Hey, guys. I have a protection plan through best buy and just got my Thunderbolt back. They gave me a stock refurbished one, but this poses a few problems. Since the ICS update rolled out, I guess they pulled the OTA gingerbread update. And I'm not able to update straight to ICS, either. If I check for available software update, it says that there is none available.
So basically, I'm stuck on Froyo. Is there anyway I can somehow update to Gingerbread so that I can OTA update to ICS? I don't care that it's stock, I don't care that it might be difficult to root the new update at the time being. Or even just update straight from Froyo to ICS somehow?
I would even be satisfied with just a Gingerbread update. Froyo is way outdated and it's a pretty big step backwards. (Just before my old TB broke, it received the OTA ICS update.)
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Currently running HTC Thunderbolt
Android 2.2.1
Software Number- 1.70.605
If you need any more information, feel free to ask.
Thank you very much.
Yeah download and run the gingerbread ruu. Make sure you keep your froyo version totally stock. Once you're on gingerbread run the all in one tool to root, unlock and s off. Then flash the ICS radios and the official ota. If you don't want to root the just flash the gingerbread ruu and let it take the ota.
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disconnecktie said:
Yeah download and run the gingerbread ruu. Make sure you keep your froyo version totally stock. Once you're on gingerbread run the all in one tool to root, unlock and s off. Then flash the ICS radios and the official ota. If you don't want to root the just flash the gingerbread ruu and let it take the ota.
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Is there somewhere I can find the RUU? Android police had links but all of the mirrors were dead. :/
Also, can you link me to somewhere that shows how to actually apply the gingerbread RUU? I've never dealt with this kind of thing before.
SleepyRy said:
Is there somewhere I can find the RUU? Android police had links but all of the mirrors were dead. :/
Also, can you link me to somewhere that shows how to actually apply the gingerbread RUU? I've never dealt with this kind of thing before.
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Give me a bit
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Do you want to stock unrooted?
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disconnecktie said:
Give me a bit
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Do you want to stock unrooted?
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Preferably, yes.
This might sound stupid, but would I be able to just root my phone via revolutionary and then flash santod040's debloated version? I've used revolutionary on previous devices and it was very simple, but does it matter that I'm on Froyo?
SleepyRy said:
Preferably, yes.
This might sound stupid, but would I be able to just root my phone via revolutionary and then flash santod040's debloated version? I've used revolutionary on previous devices and it was very simple, but does it matter that I'm on Froyo?
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I am currently having issues trying to do this. I tried ro change liquid ICS to the debloated version of the ICS OTA but It never worked out for me and the phone kept flashing blue screen and then rebooting or turning off. So I tried to unroot and convert back to stock but now when i try to install the new ICS rom i get the same problem with the screen turning blue within 2 minutes of starting and the rebooting or shutting off.
I cant OTA because I dont have a sim card that fits in my TB after i got my note2.
MendonMafia said:
I am currently having issues trying to do this. I tried ro change liquid ICS to the debloated version of the ICS OTA but It never worked out for me and the phone kept flashing blue screen and then rebooting or turning off. So I tried to unroot and convert back to stock but now when i try to install the new ICS rom i get the same problem with the screen turning blue within 2 minutes of starting and the rebooting or shutting off.
I cant OTA because I dont have a sim card that fits in my TB after i got my note2.
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Sounds like you skipped the "You must install the ICS Radios/Baseband first" part of the install steps in the OTA thread OP.
You will continue to get a blue screen until you do so.
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Hello all,
I'm a bit new with the Rezound, I was pretty experienced with the DInc2 and DInc before it, but I'm wondering something, I've looked around a bit, so apologies if I missed a thread, but I haven't found a straight up direct answer.
I have the latest ICS leak installed on my phone, I haven't rooted or s-off'd the phone just yet.... so what I need to know is:
1. Do I need to be S-OFF to flash the GB RUU so I can get the OTA when it releases?
OR
2. Will the phone still pick up the OTA with the leaked version of ICS since the leak is still an "official" build etc.
Hello, i'm also looking for same info, only i'm like a super noobie, I have an RUU, INSTALLED the HTC sync, which failed saying "waiting for boot loader" and that's all she wrote. So I think I need to do something to the boot loader, only what i'm not too sure.
Thanks.
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Good question, not new to htc, I came from the tbolt, but if I run the latest ruu as a .img file through hboot, how would I get back to the stock gb rom that's currently on my rez, or will I be able to accept the ota while on the leak?
from my knowledge you will be able to ota to the release as long as it is a higher version that what the current leak is.
and if that fails you could s-off then gb ruu and then ota up.
I would like to go back to a nandroid backup of GB ROM that I had before I updated my firmware to the latest ICS leak. I can get it to restore & boot up, but I have no access to my sd card, so I have none of my apps. I feel like I've tried everything - nandroid helper, old firmware fix - but I don't know what to do next. Any suggestions?
In my trials to go back to a ginger bread RUU based firm ware, the process gets stuck at waiting on the boot loader, the phone is apparently not recognized. It is also not seen by the HTC sync.
the boot loader has been locked I don't know what to do next. It doesn't appear I can flash anything from fast boot menu.
Thanks for reading this far.
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badrsj said:
In my trials to go back to a ginger bread RUU based firm ware, the process gets stuck at waiting on the boot loader, the phone is apparently not recognized. It is also not seen by the HTC sync.
the boot loader has been locked I don't know what to do next. It doesn't appear I can flash anything from fast boot menu.
Thanks for reading this far.
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u need htc drivers installed
I have HTC sync installed, is there any other driverd needed.
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Drachenlord said:
Hello all,
I'm a bit new with the Rezound, I was pretty experienced with the DInc2 and DInc before it, but I'm wondering something, I've looked around a bit, so apologies if I missed a thread, but I haven't found a straight up direct answer.
I have the latest ICS leak installed on my phone, I haven't rooted or s-off'd the phone just yet.... so what I need to know is:
1. Do I need to be S-OFF to flash the GB RUU so I can get the OTA when it releases?
OR
2. Will the phone still pick up the OTA with the leaked version of ICS since the leak is still an "official" build etc.
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th3rapist said:
Good question, not new to htc, I came from the tbolt, but if I run the latest ruu as a .img file through hboot, how would I get back to the stock gb rom that's currently on my rez, or will I be able to accept the ota while on the leak?
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Technically you will need s-off to PH98IMG back to the January OTA or alternatively restore a nandroid, using con's nandroid helper and ....
HarleyChick said:
I would like to go back to a nandroid backup of GB ROM that I had before I updated my firmware to the latest ICS leak. I can get it to restore & boot up, but I have no access to my sd card, so I have none of my apps. I feel like I've tried everything - nandroid helper, old firmware fix - but I don't know what to do next. Any suggestions?
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You will need to flash the GB SD card fix.
badrsj said:
I have HTC sync installed, is there any other driverd needed.
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Disable or uninstall HTC Sync for this. It interferes with the process. Some missing information; what is your current firmware?
Snuzzo said:
You will need to flash the GB SD card fix.
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Before or after I restore my backup?
HarleyChick said:
Before or after I restore my backup?
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After running your nandroid with the helper zip.
Snuzzo said:
After running your nandroid with the helper zip.
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Thanks so much for the advice - I'm going to try it right now. I was beginning to think no one was going to help me.
HarleyChick said:
Thanks so much for the advice - I'm going to try it right now. I was beginning to think no one was going to help me.
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You're quite welcome. Anytime.
Snuzzo said:
You're quite welcome. Anytime.
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Just wanted to say thanks again - worked like a charm!
Snuzzo said:
Technically you will need s-off to PH98IMG back to the January OTA or alternatively restore a nandroid, using con's nandroid helper and ....
You will need to flash the GB SD card fix.
Disable or uninstall HTC Sync for this. It interferes with the process. Some missing information; what is your current firmware?
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Hello and thanks for your time looking into this.
I am on ICS Leak - and need to go back to GB - the thing is good but the battery is atrocious and it heats like anything.
So I went ahead and put the thing in boot loader and then ran the RUU after exiting the HTC sync. Now I am getting Error 140 - Boot loader version Error.
Ah the pain this phone is causing
I have one more question: Do I have to do this every time I want to go back to a previous backup (one that I did prior to updating to the ICS firmware)? If so, I'm wondering if it wouldn't just be easier to go back to GB firmware......
Ver Change for Error 140 - Android SDK CMD???
According to my research - I need to down the version using hex editor via ADB Shell. Dear God !
I have tried / installed SDK/ and Java Dev Kit. No Go - is there an app I can do this on the phone itself?
Thanks
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Hello - I have good flashing experience/ starting HTC Hero/ Virgin Mobile Optimus/ and then SGS 2. This Phone HTC Rezound is just awful to deal with.
Sorry I had to vent some
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Given I cannot downgrade back from HBoot 2.25.0000 is it not simpler to wait for the next RUU - whatever that is may over write this one?
Thanks for reading this far.
badrsj said:
According to my research - I need to down the version using hex editor via ADB Shell. Dear God !
I have tried / installed SDK/ and Java Dev Kit. No Go - is there an app I can do this on the phone itself?
Thanks
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Hello - I have good flashing experience/ starting HTC Hero/ Virgin Mobile Optimus/ and then SGS 2. This Phone HTC Rezound is just awful to deal with.
Sorry I had to vent some
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Given I cannot downgrade back from HBoot 2.25.0000 is it not simpler to wait for the next RUU - whatever that is may over write this one?
Thanks for reading this far.
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You will need s-off to revert but as of hboot 2.25 it doesnt accept flashboot commands. Kinda stuck til a patched hboot gets released if you took the 5/7 leak.
HarleyChick said:
I have one more question: Do I have to do this every time I want to go back to a previous backup (one that I did prior to updating to the ICS firmware)? If so, I'm wondering if it wouldn't just be easier to go back to GB firmware......
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Snuzzo said:
You will need s-off to revert but as of hboot 2.25 it doesnt accept flashboot commands. Kinda stuck til a patched hboot gets released if you took the 5/7 leak.
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Thanks for looking into this - so my option is to wait for a patched hboot 2.25 or wait for another RUU with an Hboot higher than 2.25.
I was wondering if I could install CWM recovery - and just flash myself an GB ROM. My issues with this ROM are overheating and battery chomping. I wonder if that will be helped with a GB ROM - supposedly more mature and efficient. If this can be done can you point me to a thread?
Thanks for reading this far.
Search the dev section for Ineffabilis.
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I am only 1/2 a noob cause I did this back in June - I rooted & installed CleanRom. I am 98% sure I did not go S-off, I am not sure what firmware I am on - Screenshot attached - hope it is helpful. The recovery software I have RA Revamped Build: RA-Vigor-v3.15, I thought I started with clockwork mod, not sure where this came from.
I would now like to try NILS Sense-less NeoMAX 2.0 [ICS De-Sensed 3.14.605.12]
Can someone tell me exactly what I need to do?
I appreciate the help.
Thanks,
T
I'm pretty sure this post qualifies you for full noob status.
I'd help you out but I'm out of the loop on rezound roms and such lately.
Anyway, free bump for you.
PM AshtonTS, he'll help you out.
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1heffer said:
I'm pretty sure this post qualifies you for full noob status.
I'd help you out but I'm out of the loop on rezound roms and such lately.
Anyway, free bump for you.
PM AshtonTS, he'll help you out.
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Was hoping the fact that my phone was rooted was worth something . 3/4 noob maybe? :silly:
Thanks for the bump and will give ashtonTS a shout.
tgelston said:
I am only 1/2 a noob cause I did this back in June - I rooted & installed CleanRom. I am 98% sure I did not go S-off, I am not sure what firmware I am on - Screenshot attached - hope it is helpful. The recovery software I have RA Revamped Build: RA-Vigor-v3.15, I thought I started with clockwork mod, not sure where this came from.
I would now like to try NILS Sense-less NeoMAX 2.0 [ICS De-Sensed 3.14.605.12]
Can someone tell me exactly what I need to do?
I appreciate the help.
Thanks,
T
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Lol NeoMax isn't by Nils. It's by Neo.
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tgelston said:
I am only 1/2 a noob cause I did this back in June - I rooted & installed CleanRom. I am 98% sure I did not go S-off, I am not sure what firmware I am on - Screenshot attached - hope it is helpful. The recovery software I have RA Revamped Build: RA-Vigor-v3.15, I thought I started with clockwork mod, not sure where this came from.
I would now like to try NILS Sense-less NeoMAX 2.0 [ICS De-Sensed 3.14.605.12]
Can someone tell me exactly what I need to do?
I appreciate the help.
Thanks,
T
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What firmware are you on?
2.21 hboot is gingerbread
2.25 or newer is ics
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wlmeng11 said:
Lol NeoMax isn't by Nils. It's by Neo.
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What firmware are you on?
2.21 hboot is gingerbread
2.25 or newer is ics
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Ok I am 100% noob- -I can't find either of those numbers/firmware
About > Phone > Software information & More. . .
Screen Shots of those two screen attached.
Appreciate the help.
tgelston said:
Ok I am 100% noob- -I can't find either of those numbers/firmware
About > Phone > Software information & More. . .
Screen Shots of those two screen attached.
Appreciate the help.
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Reboot to bootloader
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tgelston said:
Ok I am 100% noob- -I can't find either of those numbers/firmware
About > Phone > Software information & More. . .
Screen Shots of those two screen attached.
Appreciate the help.
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Actually, from your baseband version, you're on gingerbread firmware.
So you can either flash NeoMax with an old firmware patch, or update to ics with a RUU.
I recommend updating to ics firmware.
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Yes update to the latest ruu first. It will make things so much easier. Be aware that you need to get everything off you phone before you start the process, it will erase everything except for what is on the external sd card.
And yes this qualifies you as a full blown n00b. Sorry.
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See what happened here? You got a taste when you first rooted. Now you're back for a little more. After you get neo up and running you're going to be all like"now that wasn't so bad, maybe ill check out a bamf rom" - I give it a month till you're a crack flasher
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tgelston said:
Ok I am 100% noob- -I can't find either of those numbers/firmware
About > Phone > Software information & More. . .
Screen Shots of those two screen attached.
Appreciate the help.
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yep, as stated by other memebers you are runing GB with ICS firmware patch. which is fine but your radios are out dated.
you have 2 options at this point.
option 1 is to update to the .12 ruu, the one before the global release. this will give you the ability to flash newer roms that are not built off the global release, which there are more options to flash. this method will keep you s-on and still enjoy all the wonderful roms out there.
option 2 is to update to the global ruu. this will give you the most up to date rom s, but the downside is if you want to go back to an earlier build of ICS like neo's non global rom you will need to s-off the device.
let me know what option you want and i can help you with a mini guide on updating.
synisterwolf said:
yep, as stated by other memebers you are runing GB with ICS firmware patch. which is fine but your radios are out dated.
you have 2 options at this point.
option 1 is to update to the .12 ruu, the one before the global release. this will give you the ability to flash newer roms that are not built off the global release, which there are more options to flash. this method will keep you s-on and still enjoy all the wonderful roms out there.
option 2 is to update to the global ruu. this will give you the most up to date rom s, but the downside is if you want to go back to an earlier build of ICS like neo's non global rom you will need to s-off the device.
let me know what option you want and i can help you with a mini guide on updating.
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I think 3.14 based roms still work on global firmware as long as you use the right kernel.
But nonetheless, it's always best to be on a rom matching your firmware.
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synisterwolf said:
yep, as stated by other memebers you are runing GB with ICS firmware patch. which is fine but your radios are out dated.
you have 2 options at this point.
option 1 is to update to the .12 ruu, the one before the global release. this will give you the ability to flash newer roms that are not built off the global release, which there are more options to flash. this method will keep you s-on and still enjoy all the wonderful roms out there.
option 2 is to update to the global ruu. this will give you the most up to date rom s, but the downside is if you want to go back to an earlier build of ICS like neo's non global rom you will need to s-off the device.
let me know what option you want and i can help you with a mini guide on updating.
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Man you guys rock!
What reason is there to stay s-on other than it is a bit trick to achieve s-off? I think everything becomes easier once I am s-off? So maybe I should just but the bullet (or the paperclip so to speak) and do it.
ASOP looks so interesting - when that is out and stable I most likely will want to try it - does that change what I should do in any way?
See what happened here? You got a taste when you first rooted. Now you're back for a little more. After you get neo up and running you're going to be all like"now that wasn't so bad, maybe ill check out a bamf rom" - I give it a month till you're a crack flasher
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I was additced on my OG droid - rom after rom, was so simple - all of this firmware and s-on/s-off stuff is a bit more tricky for this 98% noob.
EmerikL said:
Yes update to the latest ruu first. It will make things so much easier. Be aware that you need to get everything off you phone before you start the process, it will erase everything except for what is on the external sd card.
And yes this qualifies you as a full blown n00b. Sorry.
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Where do I get the latest ruu? The ones I found googling said you have to have a locked bootloader or be S-Off, neither of which I am.
And for my own info - what does RUU stand for?
Thanks,
T
tgelston said:
Where do I get the latest ruu? The ones I found googling said you have to have a locked bootloader or be S-Off, neither of which I am.
And for my own info - what does RUU stand for?
Thanks,
T
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You have to relock your bootloader.
Ruu stands for rum updater utility I think.
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Edit: rom not rum
Cheese with my WHINE
wlmeng11 said:
You have to relock your bootloader.
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Aww man -I have to do those annoying HTC steps again?
wlmeng11 said:
You have to relock your bootloader.
Ruu stands for rum updater utility I think.
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Rum? Lol
tgelston said:
Aww man -I have to do those annoying HTC steps again?
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You will once you do the ruu.
But to lock you just boot into hboot and do the fastboot command " fastboot oem lock “
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wlmeng11 said:
I think 3.14 based roms still work on global firmware as long as you use the right kernel.
But nonetheless, it's always best to be on a rom matching your firmware.
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This can be done. But its harder for s-on to do it because of the mainv crap.
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Just go S off. It's easy and then ores like flashing on the og. I came from the droid x. This is no different once you s off.
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howellcp said:
Just go S off. It's easy and then ores like flashing on the og. I came from the droid x. This is no different once you s off.
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Alright - you sold me but don't I have to flash something before I go S-off?
Under prereqs here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1696394
Must be on a stock Gingerbread ROM OR The 3.14.605.5 ICS Leak <---- NO OTHER ICS LEAKS BUT THIS ONE!
Thanks,
T
tgelston said:
Alright - you sold me but don't I have to flash something before I go S-off?
Under prereqs here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1696394
Must be on a stock Gingerbread ROM OR The 3.14.605.5 ICS Leak <---- NO OTHER ICS LEAKS BUT THIS ONE!
Thanks,
T
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When you s off, you have to be on a rom matching your firmware. So ics rom on gingerbread firmware is a no go.
Either flash a gingerbread rom, or update to ics firmware.
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tgelston said:
Alright - you sold me but don't I have to flash something before I go S-off?
Under prereqs here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1696394
Must be on a stock Gingerbread ROM OR The 3.14.605.5 ICS Leak <---- NO OTHER ICS LEAKS BUT THIS ONE!
Thanks,
T
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its outdated. you should be able to s-off with any ics ruu out
still a bit confused about firmware part
synisterwolf said:
its outdated. you should be able to s-off with any ics ruu out
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Again thanks to all taking the time to help - it is appreciated.
So I need to flash an updated firmware, I am sorry to be dense but firmware and rom are not the same? When I google 3.14.605.10 firmware download I get links to the OTA update that would seem to be the official rom.
Once I get that figured out I can Run Juopunut's S-OFF And then install any rom I want. .
I think.
Thanks,
T
Hi,
I would like to install a non rooted version of ICS on my Thunderbolt.
This Thunderbolt is only being used for development, so I don't pay verizon on it, meaning the OTA doesn't work.
Would anyone know where I could find the PG05IMG.zip of the whole ICS update ?
Thank you
welcome_to_thunder said:
Hi,
I would like to install a non rooted version of ICS on my Thunderbolt.
This Thunderbolt is only being used for development, so I don't pay verizon on it, meaning the OTA doesn't work.
Would anyone know where I could find the PG05IMG.zip of the whole ICS update ?
Thank you
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You would have to ask HTC, Verizon, (or Football? maybe) if you can find him for an RUU.
There was never one distributed that I have seen.
I compiled it together with 2.11.605.19 just as they would have on the device itself with the OTApkg.zip which contains many patch files.
There is no RUU that I have found yet, if I see one I will PM you a link for sure.
Closest you can get, is I can make a non rooted rom, but you would still need to be able to flash it.....so I don't know.
santod040 said:
You would have to ask HTC, Verizon, (or Football? maybe) if you can find him for an RUU.
There was never one distributed that I have seen.
I compiled it together with 2.11.605.19 just as they would have on the device itself with the OTApkg.zip which contains many patch files.
There is no RUU that I have found yet, if I see one I will PM you a link for sure.
Closest you can get, is I can make a non rooted rom, but you would still need to be able to flash it.....so I don't know.
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Oh then nevermind thanks, I'll just get the rooted one.
I'm looking for this too, as my bolt seems dead. I was on twisted's multi 1/13 but got frequent boot loops stopping at boot splash... So I tried to go back to stock but it still loops the same way. I was hoping the new OTA might do the trick.
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Hey guys,
I'm not a developer and I've moved on from my Thunderbolt to a Note II meaning it has no more Verizon service. Do you think they'll be coming out with whatever file I need to get ICS on my phone without rooting? If there is no option, I can go the rooting route, but I would like to keep everything stock and this as a playtoy if possible.
SlyG07
The update didnt come in the form of an ruu. They made it a damn ball of patches that have to be applied to the stock .19 ROM. The ROM also cant have any system apps removed to make it work.
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I have to radio zip and the ota zip
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Radios are only able to be flashed in fastboot.
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I have a question, if I download ARHD's deodexed version of the stock HTC One, will I be able to do OTA updates that HTC releases or not?
No. And every time I answer this question I wonder why that matters. As soon as there's a new ota someone builds a stock rooted rom you can flash.
gunnyman said:
No. And every time I answer this question I wonder why that matters. As soon as there's a new ota someone builds a stock rooted rom you can flash.
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thank you gunnyman. one more question, what are the advantages and disadvantages of ARHD vs ARHD deodexed version? I'm a noob and I am just trying to learn these stuff
Odexed roms are usually slightly faster but can't be easily themed. On the One the difference in speed is not noticeable. IMHO
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No. And every time I answer this question I wonder why that matters. As soon as there's a new ota someone builds a stock rooted rom you can flash.
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I often wonder why people take the time to unlock the bootloader and root phones then all the sudden are concerned about a OTA that will most certainly often reverse the procedure you just took time to do.
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shook187 said:
I often wonder why people take the time to unlock the bootloader and root phones then all the sudden are concerned about a OTA that will most certainly often reverse the procedure you just took time to do.
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Before I got hooked on ARHD, I rooted my One and stayed on stock rom for the following reasons.
1, rid of ATT bloatware
2. long press back buttom fix the 3 dot stripe issues
3. accessing tethering abilities
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gunnyman said:
No. And every time I answer this question I wonder why that matters. As soon as there's a new ota someone builds a stock rooted rom you can flash.
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Gunnyman what if I just unlock the bootloader and did not touch anything else like rooting and flashing a custom recovery in such status will my machine be able to get OTA updates then?
Or once bootloader unlocked it changes the OTA allowance?
No I don't think so. Ota requires stock in every way.
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I often wonder why people take the time to unlock the bootloader and root phones then all the sudden are concerned about a OTA that will most certainly often reverse the procedure you just took time to do.
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I'm sure there are a lot of people like me who aren't used to this locked bootloader thing. In the past three years all I needed to do to root my phone is to run Superoneclick or some similar toolkit, and I was done. OTA update was never a problem, and if I did lose root after an update (sometimes it sticks), I just ran the toolkit again, or maybe I could try keeping it with rootkeeper beforehand. No problem. I rarely bothered with custom ROMs. Sometimes I flashed custom recovery, mostly to make a nandroid backup, but most of the time I ran stock + rooted without any other modifications.
As it turns out, with the HTC One I need to change this type of mindset, as rooting involves unlocking the bootloader *and* flashing custom recovery, which means I wouldn't be able to get OTA update right away.
Hello, Im pretty new when it comes to rooting/custom recoveries on Android. Today I got the notification that AT&T had a software update so naturally I grabbed it. I re-booted the phone but loaded into TWRP and the update didn't take. I researched a little and came to find out that you can't do OTA updates if you're running custom recoveries. My question now is what's the best way for me to get it? Im running the stock rom from HTC, I'm just rooted and have no desire to run any custom roms at this time (Such as Cyanogen or the like). I've looked around and seen a few .12 custom stock roms, but I've also seen the leaked .ruu file. Not sure how to proceed in terms of getting the update installed. All I really want it is the updated firmware along with my current root access. Any help would be greatly appreciated as I am pretty noobish when it comes to this.
Best way is if you are stock rooted now is to flash the stock . 12 rooted that scrosler posted. You can flash without wiping if you want
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Hboot and radio haven't changed
Flash a rom, is reading that hard?
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gunnyman said:
Best way is if you are stock rooted now is to flash the stock . 12 rooted that scrosler posted. You can flash without wiping if you want
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Hboot and radio haven't changed
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Thanks for your help, I'll grab that. Just wasn't sure if there was a difference or not...will flashing with a program like ROM manager not wipe the phone?
Just flash from recovery. It doesn't wipe anything
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Flash a rom, is reading that hard?
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No it's not hard at all, but as I said I'm not looking for any custom roms..simply wanted to remain stock with the latest firmware upgrade. Not sure if the the leaked .ruu that came out a week or so ago would accomplish this or not.
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Just flash from recovery. It doesn't wipe anything
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Ahh ok, thank you. When you say stock rom do you mean cleanrom that was posted by scrosler? Or is there a different one?
He posted a stock rom too
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He posted a stock rom too
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Found it, thank you for all your help
So the only way to do this is a new Rom? I located the update .zip in twrpd but it hangs on install. Is there any way to simply run the update?
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AgentJanus said:
So the only way to do this is a new Rom? I located the update .zip in twrpd but it hangs on install. Is there any way to simply run the update?
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no your phone will not pass the update check
Even though I have the update file already have the update zip? Sorry, I'm incredibly new to android and don't really know how the ota updates function. I just hate to flash a whole Rom for a 20 mb update.
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Even though I have the update file already have the update zip? Sorry, I'm incredibly new to android and don't really know how the ota updates function. I just hate to flash a whole Rom for a 20 mb update.
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why? the space it will take up on the phone will be the same.
Update OTA's aren't structured like rom's that are packaged for custom recoveries.
Update OTA's also check to make sure the necessary parts are already on the phone so they only update the changed files. If you have altered your device in any way, the OTA will fail. This is a good thing. Less support calls from users whose updates fail.