ATT HTC One can flash International HTC One firmware - AT&T HTC One (M7)

Hey I just wanted to make a list of things I have confirmed to be interchangeable between the ATT HTC One and International HTC One. I have yet to test bootloader.
1. System
2. Boot.img
3. Recovery.
4. Radio
Also all of these can be flashed in recovery if you are unlocked with a custom recovery
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Which is why this separate forum isn't really needed

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gunnyman said:
Which is why this separate forum isn't really needed
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i agree completely....XDA is so bloated already with the amount of devices, we REALLY need to combine these two, sooner than later.
To be honest, i will most likely only be following the international thread if we do keep them separate. The development over there is exploding....i usually did the same with my Inspire 4G and the Desire HD forums....

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Ya I follow them. Hell they will get 4.2.2 first.
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buddy17 said:
i agree completely....XDA is so bloated already with the amount of devices, we REALLY need to combine these two, sooner than later.
To be honest, i will most likely only be following the international thread if we do keep them separate. The development over there is exploding....i usually did the same with my Inspire 4G and the Desire HD forums....
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same i spend most of my time there

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papi92 said:
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Does android revolution have a 1% battery option or did you have to flash another mod?
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phositadc said:
Does android revolution have a 1% battery option or did you have to flash another mod?
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It does in aroma when u flash.
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wait ,
you were able to flash the firmware.zip for 1.29.401.12
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Edit nm , removed link also , so people dont download and install it.
I saw your post on the radio firmware and see that you installed it from that. Works great too.

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papi92 said:
Hey I just wanted to make a list of things I have confirmed to be interchangeable between the ATT HTC One and International HTC One. I have yet to test bootloader.
1. System
2. Boot.img
3. Recovery.
4. Radio
Also all of these can be flashed in recovery if you are unlocked with a custom recovery
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What files are the "system" you are talking about ? I thought we still needed correct CID to flash the firmware package updates? I'm talking about the firmware updates like Mike1986 posted..http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2182823 This would be an entire firmware update.. at least all the important stuff. I assume we can flash it all now?
As far as radios...for ATT guys and gals if you are on Build 1.26.502.10 Then you already have the same radio. Radio 4A.14.3250.13_10.33.1150.01L
If you are on Build 1.26.502.6 Then you have the older radio. Radio 4A.13.3231.20_10.30.1131.05L and you may benefit from updating.
My phone shipped from ATT with the latest firmware. So the point is Check your radio version before flashing.. You might not need it.

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Is there any other reading on this topic?
Or is it as simple as just treating the AT&T version like the international and just flashing whatever kernels/recoveries/roms we please?
If there is no blood offering needed, the AT&T version gains much more dev support and makes it much more attractive...
Sorry if I took any info wrongly, but it almost seems to good to be true in my mind.

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Smoothface said:
Is there any other reading on this topic?
Or is it as simple as just treating the AT&T version like the international and just flashing whatever kernels/recoveries/roms we please?
If there is no blood offering needed, the AT&T version gains much more dev support and makes it much more attractive...
Sorry if I took any info wrongly, but it almost seems to good to be true in my mind.
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So far everything is working great on the ATT phones. No telling what future firmware will hold but so far we are good to go.

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Smoothface said:
Is there any other reading on this topic?
Or is it as simple as just treating the AT&T version like the international and just flashing whatever kernels/recoveries/roms we please?
If there is no blood offering needed, the AT&T version gains much more dev support and makes it much more attractive...
Sorry if I took any info wrongly, but it almost seems to good to be true in my mind.
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They're the same internal development codename. TMOUS, EMEA LTE, and ATT USA are all M7_UL in the bootloader, as far as HTC is concerned, they're the same phones with different radio bands enabled and disabled.

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How do we file a petition to join the forums? It should be combined. In the past, it made sense to keep the forums separated.

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Has anyone else noticed that a reboot brings back all uninstalled bloatware back...? And also any change in system (like using AdFree for changing host files are reverted back.
Any input?
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We can't write to system while booted without a custom kernel
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papi92 said:
We can't write to system while booted without a custom kernel
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Doesn't the TWRP Recovery take care of that with the HTC Dumlock?

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What is different from HTC One and One X, One X had no problem with this.
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nasvi said:
Has anyone else noticed that a reboot brings back all uninstalled bloatware back...? And also any change in system (like using AdFree for changing host files are reverted back.
Any input?
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papi92 said:
We can't write to system while booted without a custom kernel
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This ^ Any changes made to /system/ while booted will be reverted upon reboot. For anything to stick it needs to be added/removed via recovery (while not booted). Or (if still on the stock kernel, as I assume most custom kernel's already do this), you can do this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2230341
SkizzMcNizz said:
Doesn't the TWRP Recovery take care of that with the HTC Dumlock?
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From what I understand TWRP's Dumlock is for flashing kernel's through recovery. Previous HTC Bootloaders on other devices would not allow flashing to the boot partition through recovery, so fastboot flashing boot.img was necessary unless you were s-off. Dumlock circumvented this. From what I've read, Dumlock is not necessary on our devices, as our current bootloader does not block the flashing of the boot partition from recovery (as long as your dev/chef includes the necessary scripting for the kernel/boot.img to be flashed during the ROM install). Keep in mind that any OTA could carry a new bootloader that will break this, so tread cautiously..

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I cannot find it
I cannot find it...does anyone know where i can find the factory rom for AT&T i didn't do a backup and need to return the phone..