Request - AT&T HTC One (M7)

Can someone who has a 100% stock att htc one unlock there bootloader and install cwm make a nandroid backup without the rom or kernel modified in any way and uploaded it? Thanks

you can remove superuser.apk and su binary from /system/xbin and achieve the same thing.
I'll try this for you. I assume your goal is to be able to re lock bootloader?
Be aware it won't ever say LOCKED again without S-off
it will be RELOCKED

gunnyman said:
you can remove superuser.apk and su binary from /system/xbin and achieve the same thing.
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No its not they have busybox, system rw mod and init.d. the dump MUST be 100% stock for a return to att stock and a relock to work.

tjsooley said:
No its not they have busybox, system rw mod and init.d. the dump MUST be 100% stock for a return to att stock and a relock to work.
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My nandroid backup is ONLY rooted. When I get time today I'll reload it, remove root from it, and do another nandroid of it.
Also, my NAndroid is posted in Bugsy's thread on the International side if you want to do it yourself.

gunnyman said:
My nandroid backup is ONLY rooted. When I get time today I'll reload it, remove root from it, and do another nandroid of it.
Also, my NAndroid is posted in Bugsy's thread on the International side if you want to do it yourself.
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Thanks. Let me know when its up. I will convert it to a rom.

tjsooley said:
Thanks. Let me know when its up. I will convert it to a rom.
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Like I said, my nandroid is already on bugsy's site.
shouldn't be hard to pull root out of it
also I'm experimenting with an app on the playstore called Nandroid manager, which lets you edit nandroids to add or remove stuff from them.
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that was a bust you can't remove items from nandroid with this app.

I have a twrp backup of the att rom and boot image not rooted but not CWM

graffixnyc said:
I have a twrp backup of the att rom and boot image not rooted but not CWM
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twrp will work. Can you post them?

tjsooley said:
twrp will work. Can you post them?
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yeah give me a bit. I have to get some reports for work done first. I'll zip it up and then post a link

It's uploading now.. I'll edit this post with the link once it's done. I only included the boot and system(obviously I didn't include data)
Link: http://d-h.st/yDt

Did it work ok? Let me know. If so I'm going to create a thread for it

graffixnyc said:
Did it work ok? Let me know. If so I'm going to create a thread for it
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I have the files. I am trying to make a flashable rom out of it. I dont need to return to stock. Just tring to get a bone stock flashable zip for us to have

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Stock Nandroid Image

If anyone needs a stock nandroid image (with root),
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YWQJRO90
There is no need to flash this unless you messed up or just want to go back to stock (with root).
instructions:
DO NOT install it as update.zip . you are supposed to unzip the file after you download it and place the folder called 2010-09-21.18.31.12 in /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup then you boot into cwm and goto backup and restore -> restore -> 2010-09-21.18.31.12
what is this nandroid ? stock image ? i mean im new to android and i keep seeing nandroid but im not sure what it does
+1 thanks easier then using oden
dialect129 said:
what is this nandroid ? stock image ? i mean im new to android and i keep seeing nandroid but im not sure what it does
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Nandroid makes a complete backup of your phone, all your data, apps, everything. It's like it takes a snapshot of your phone, and when you restore it your phone will be back to the exact state of when you made the backup.
The image i posted will take your phone back to what it was like when you pulled it out of the package, except with root. In order to use nandroid, you have to flash the cwm kernel and install the recovery for your phone through rom manager.
bubbleywine said:
+1 thanks easier then using oden
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no problem, yeah i dont like using odin.
wasupwithuman said:
Nandroid makes a complete backup of your phone, all your data, apps, everything. It's like it takes a snapshot of your phone, and when you restore it your phone will be back to the exact state of when you made the backup.
The image i posted will take your phone back to what it was like when you pulled it out of the package, except with root. In order to use nandroid, you have to flash the cwm kernel and install the recovery for your phone through rom manager.
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so that means if i accidently erased swype i'd have it back again with this one?
dialect129 said:
so that means if i accidently erased swype i'd have it back again with this one?
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yes it has everything you would have stock. just rooted already.
wasupwithuman said:
yes it has everything you would have stock. just rooted already.
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sorry for all the question so ok then after that to get all my stuff back would i use titanium for my apps contacts etc?
dialect129 said:
sorry for all the question so ok then after that to get all my stuff back would i use titanium for my apps contacts etc?
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yeah, you will have to put the information for your gmail account back in, restore anything from titanium. It's completely stock, it has no user infomation on it.
wasupwithuman said:
yeah, you will have to put the information for your gmail account back in, restore anything from titanium. It's completely stock, it has no user infomation on it.
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titanium does backup contacts to though im thinking
once u sync your gmail u shouldnt have to worry about your contacts, that takes care of all of it.
ksizzle9 said:
once u sync your gmail u shouldnt have to worry about your contacts, that takes care of all of it.
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yea but i disabled google sync because it kept putting contacts from my old phone in that i didnt want and i cant figure out how to change it online
Is this with todays update?
dialect129 said:
yea but i disabled google sync because it kept putting contacts from my old phone in that i didnt want and i cant figure out how to change it online
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ok well i tried to flash this with clockwork butttttttttttt it just freezes no luck ..what am i doing wrong
Ok, so I am getting my Fascinate tomorrow (can't wait by the way). I have been cruising the forums doing my research before I attempt to root, flash CWM recovery, etc. I am completely unfamiliar with with using Odin, but have used nandroid via Amon's recovery on my Droid Eris (which is running Froyo by the way).
Here's my question: how do I apply this image? Do I have to be rooted first, or can I go ahead and apply this zip and never have to fool with Oden? I just want to be sure I don't make a mistake. Eris development was firmly established by the time I arrived on the scene, so I have not had to worry about these kinds of things. Sorry if this seems like a noob question?
Sent from my Froyo Eris using XDA App
dlongb13 said:
Is this with todays update?
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nope, the update is not compatible with root right now. Wait for a dev to release the root friendly vzw update.
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Ok, so I am getting my Fascinate tomorrow (can't wait by the way). I have been cruising the forums doing my research before I attempt to root, flash CWM recovery, etc. I am completely unfamiliar with with using Odin, but have used nandroid via Amon's recovery on my Droid Eris (which is running Froyo by the way).
Here's my question: how do I apply this image? Do I have to be rooted first, or can I go ahead and apply this zip and never have to fool with Oden? I just want to be sure I don't make a mistake. Eris development was firmly established by the time I arrived on the scene, so I have not had to worry about these kinds of things. Sorry if this seems like a noob question?
Sent from my Froyo Eris using XDA App
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Everyone is a noob at first.
You need to root first
follow this:
http://forum.androidcentral.com/fasc...-how-root.html
then install cwmrecovery
follow this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=788099
you won't need this nandroid backup.
wasupwithuman said:
If anyone needs a stock nandroid image (with root),
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=YWQJRO90
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this doesnt seem to work
dialect129 said:
this doesnt seem to work
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wait it works i had to upzip your file and put it in the folder for the images along with the other back ups then go into rom manager and manage back ups .. thanks i finally have SWYPE BACK!!..yes i did all that for swype lol
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this doesnt seem to work
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the link or the nandroid? cause i just tested the link and it works. And someone already tested the nandroid and it worked.
wasupwithuman said:
nope, the update is not compatible with root right now. Wait for a dev to release the root friendly vzw update.
Everyone is a noob at first.
You need to root first
follow this:
http://forum.androidcentral.com/fasc...-how-root.html
then install cwmrecovery
follow this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=788099
you won't need this nandroid backup.
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I really appreciate the prompt response. I think I am going to wait until a dev develops a root friendly vzw update. Or I may go ahead and root and wait till then ..... decisions, decisions
I saw where you posted that some Sticky topics need to be compiled, wasupwithuman. I could not agree more. A couple more questions for you (maybe these will help someone else too) .... (1) How stable is CWM on the Fascinate? I read somewhere that it is a duct-taped together recovery that will do for now. Is this true??? (2) Should I just wait for a dev to develop a custom recovery (like Amon's on the Eris), or is CWM stable enough as it currently is? There seems to be some confusion about this from topic to topic. (3) This is unrelated, but has anyone confirmed Wireless Tether working on their Fascinate. I believe I read that it was somewhere else, but would like to know for sure. Thanks again!!!
P.S. - First link is down, but I found another guide on XDA and will probably just follow it (considering it uses adb which I am familiar with from my Eris).

[Q] Recovery and stock

I've seen mixed messages about this so I figured I'd ask to be safe. If I root my S4 and put TWRP recovery on it, I can flash a stock ROM in Odin and everything will be back to stock and official status for warranty, correct? Thanks.
Dark_Spark said:
I've seen mixed messages about this so I figured I'd ask to be safe. If I root my S4 and put TWRP recovery on it, I can flash a stock ROM in Odin and everything will be back to stock and official status for warranty, correct? Thanks.
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This is completely off topic and I am very sorry for this I am just very desperate. But I mistakenly deleted a system file I shouldnt have without backing up and now the play store, youtube etc will not let me login. Can you make a backup of all the system files or even make a rom? Thanks. If you can it would be greatly appreciated. my email is [email protected].
Dark... you can do that but you would then have to lose root. My suggestion to you is you use the unroot method in superuser if your superuser has the option or get universal unroot from the play store. you would restore your backup of the stock rom and then remove all that you can like recovery and then use 1 of the methods i mentioned to break root.
The point being is you can go back to complete stock rom but if you are still rooted and they see then "no warranty for you!" (heh warranty nazi)
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Eric214 said:
Dark... you can do that but you would then have to lose root. My suggestion to you is you use the unroot method in superuser if your superuser has the option or get universal unroot from the play store. you would restore your backup of the stock rom and then remove all that you can like recovery and then use 1 of the methods i mentioned to break root.
The point being is you can go back to complete stock rom but if you are still rooted and they see then "no warranty for you!" (heh warranty nazi)
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So, if I used Odin to flash the stock ROM, my status would still show "custom"?? I thought if you flashed stock, it unrooted and put it back to official?
Also, michaelgg13, if you can tell me which file you are missing, I can try to get it and send it to you if that will help?
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So, if I used Odin to flash the stock ROM, my status would still show "custom"?? I thought if you flashed stock, it unrooted and put it back to official?
Also, michaelgg13, if you can tell me which file you are missing, I can try to get it and send it to you if that will help?
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Thats the thing I am not exactly sure which file it is. Im kind of stuck. it must be some sort of google service. Is there anyway to backup all of the stock files? I am new to android so I am trying to figure this out haha. Thank you for answering though.
no the su binaries will stay which gives superuser the write permissions to the root of the device such as /system
Flashing the rom back just puts all the files back as they were, plus you backed it up with the su binaries intact so it will still be there after the restore of stock rom
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Thats the thing I am not exactly sure which file it is. Im kind of stuck. it must be some sort of google service. Is there anyway to backup all of the stock files? I am new to android so I am trying to figure this out haha. Thank you for answering though.
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Ah, I see. Well, I've added a couple different things into my system files so I don't think you'll want all of that. However, if you have your files and contacts backed up, there was a thread somewhere either here or on another forum that had the stock ROM that you could flash with Odin. I could try and find that for you if you want it.
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Ah, I see. Well, I've added a couple different things into my system files so I don't think you'll want all of that. However, if you have your files and contacts backed up, there was a thread somewhere either here or on another forum that had the stock ROM that you could flash with Odin. I could try and find that for you if you want it.
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Yeah all thats backed up, if you could find that rom I would be ecstatic.
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Eric214 said:
no the su binaries will stay which gives superuser the write permissions to the root of the device such as /system
Flashing the rom back just puts all the files back as they were, plus you backed it up with the su binaries intact so it will still be there after the restore of stock rom
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Ooh...I think you might have me mistaken. I'm asking if I flash a completely stock ROM with Odin. NOT a Nandroid backup or any other form of backup. Just a stock ROM with Odin. Would that reset everything back to official status?
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Ah, I see. Well, I've added a couple different things into my system files so I don't think you'll want all of that. However, if you have your files and contacts backed up, there was a thread somewhere either here or on another forum that had the stock ROM that you could flash with Odin. I could try and find that for you if you want it.
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I found one on here but unfortunately the link to download it is down. did you happen to see another one? thanks
This is the one i found http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2289325
Yep
michaelgg13 said:
I found one on here but unfortunately the link to download it is down. did you happen to see another one? thanks
This is the one i found http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2289325
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Yeah, I did find it. It's on another forum though, so I have to get up to 10 posts first lol. Almost there. Just a sec!
Dark_Spark said:
Yeah, I did find it. It's on another forum though, so I have to get up to 10 posts first lol. Almost there. Just a sec!
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haha thanks so freaking much.
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michaelgg13 said:
Yeah all thats backed up, if you could find that rom I would be ecstatic.
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Finally 10 posts! lol
Here you go: http://www.sxtpdevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=237
On that forum is the stock TAR file that I believe you can flash through Odin. The instructions are on there. :victory:
Dark_Spark said:
Finally 10 posts! lol
Here you go: http://www.sxtpdevelopers.com/showthread.php?t=237
On that forum is the stock TAR file that I believe you can flash through Odin. The instructions are on there. :victory:
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haha I have bad news though. Thats where the link i posted points to. and unfortunatley all of those links are broken thank you soooooo much for trying though.
michaelgg13 said:
haha I have bad news though. Thats where the link i posted points to. and unfortunatley all of those links are broken thank you soooooo much for trying though.
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Dang! Well, I have the file downloaded already from when it did work, I can upload it for you in parts if you want to wait lol.
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Dang! Well, I have the file downloaded already from when it did work, I can upload it for you in parts if you want to wait lol.
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I have spent the last 5 hours trying to get this fixed so a couple more wont kill me. Im sure the files are large. I would be so thankful.
Dang
michaelgg13 said:
I have spent the last 5 hours trying to get this fixed so a couple more wont kill me. Im sure the files are large. I would be so thankful.
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Alright, well, I just figured out that I don't think I can. my speed is really slow for uploading.. I'm sorry bro. If you keep trying that link, it may come back soon. I'm sorry I couldn't help much.
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Alright, well, I just figured out that I don't think I can. my speed is really slow for uploading.. I'm sorry bro. If you keep trying that link, it may come back soon. I'm sorry I couldn't help much.
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Hey well thanks a bunch for trying!!!
EDIT: just tried the link again, it is actually taking me to the download page but the download doesnt work. so close i can almost taste it!
EDIT 2: after reading their facebook page they said they are having dns issues, so they should be back shortly!
ahhh maybe you will break root then. If i remember right from my Bionic if i FXZ'd with House of bionic it redoes EVERYTHING wipes the system.img.. just everything boot.img all of it.
I'm not exactly sure how that would work to be honest cause flashing the rom back may still leave those binaries in... this is something I'm not totally sure on but i still do not think it will break root.

Stock AT&T Recovery

Does anyone have a copy of the stock AT&T recovery? I need to convert my M8 back to stock for an exchange.
I haven't been able to find one thus far. Also, are the recoveries from one of the international versions usable with an AT&T ROM? Just want to be able to get it back to stock with no tampered and unlocked flag, etc. Was planning on SOFF to take care of the other stuff, but still need a stock recovery...
Thanks!
found this, didnt look through it tho
hope this helps
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2701376
WhiteSRT69 said:
found this, didnt look through it tho
hope this helps
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2701376
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Yeah, I saw that one too. No AT&T specific ones that i saw. One of the reasons why I asked if you could use one of those successfully on an ATT variant.
gsxrfl1k6 said:
Yeah, I saw that one too. No AT&T specific ones that i saw. One of the reasons why I asked if you could use one of those successfully on an ATT variant.
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All 1.12*** recovery will work fine with at&t. I didn't grab mine, but my wife is getting one once the silver are out and ill grab it and post it.
an0ther said:
All 1.12*** recovery will work fine with at&t. I didn't grab mine, but my wife is getting one once the silver are out and ill grab it and post it.
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Actually, didn't even think about it, but I will have my bone stock replacement tomorrow. So I'll have that one and the one I need to return to stock. Now I just need to figure out how to grab all the goods off the new stock one. I was reading Mr.Hofs thread about stock backups. Do you know how to do it? Not sure I completely understand. Do you put the custom recovery in your fastboot folder and then boot that through the pc?
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Actually, didn't even think about it, but I will have my bone stock replacement tomorrow. So I'll have that one and the one I need to return to stock. Now I just need to figure out how to grab all the goods off the new stock one. I was reading Mr.Hofs thread about stock backups. Do you know how to do it? Not sure I completely understand. Do you put the custom recovery in your fastboot folder and then boot that through the pc?
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unlock bootloader, reboot system "so many people don't do this and it causes boot loop" once in system, copy supersu.zip to your phone.
get newest twrp but DONT flash it
keep twrp on computer and go to boot loader and type "fastboot boot twrp***.img" this will boot into twrp without flashing recovery.
obviously you need to put path to twrp in your command. Once in twrp, flash supersu and reboot. open supersu and update or whatever but VERIFY that you have root with root checker or something. while in system, open terminal or whatever you use and type
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p43 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0p43
exit
When you type SU make sure you watch your phone because you may have to allow it root. This command will drop recovery.img into the root of your sd. verify you have it then copy it to your computer and on your old phone, just go to boot loader and "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img"
then "fastboot erase cache"
PLEASE let me have a copy of this as I did not back mine up. Message me when its done and i'll let you upload it to me. We need to get stock att recovery out there so people have access to it until ruu's come out. There is no private info in recovery either if you are wondering. I would have backed mine up but didn't know you could boot into recovery since you could not with the m7.
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unlock bootloader, reboot system "so many people don't do this and it causes boot loop" once in system, copy supersu.zip to your phone.
get newest twrp but DONT flash it
keep twrp on computer and go to boot loader and type "fastboot boot twrp***.img" this will boot into twrp without flashing recovery.
obviously you need to put path to twrp in your command. Once in twrp, flash supersu and reboot. open supersu and update or whatever but VERIFY that you have root with root checker or something. while in system, open terminal or whatever you use and type
adb shell
su
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p43 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0p43
exit
When you type SU make sure you watch your phone because you may have to allow it root. This command will drop recovery.img into the root of your sd. verify you have it then copy it to your computer and on your old phone, just go to boot loader and "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img"
then "fastboot erase cache"
PLEASE let me have a copy of this as I did not back mine up. Message me when its done and i'll let you upload it to me. We need to get stock att recovery out there so people have access to it until ruu's come out. There is no private info in recovery either if you are wondering. I would have backed mine up but didn't know you could boot into recovery since you could not with the m7.
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Thanks. I'll do it tomorrow evening. I just went through the instructions that are in that other thread. I tried it on my current phone and it seems to have worked. I browsed to the clockwork folder and found the 24mb recovery.img (twrp). I'm gonna do a full backup (recovery, system, etc) of the new phone right out of the box tomorrow. And of course I'll share it! I'll get with you once it's done.
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Thanks. I'll do it tomorrow evening. I just went through the instructions that are in that other thread. I tried it on my current phone and it seems to have worked. I browsed to the clockwork folder and found the 24mb recovery.img (twrp). I'm gonna do a full backup (recovery, system, etc) of the new phone right out of the box tomorrow. And of course I'll share it! I'll get with you once it's done.
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Thanks. I just need the recovery.img i backed up my phone, just didn't get recovery.
I would also like to obtain a stock att recovery.img if at all possible. I rushed to get s-off and completely forgot to backup stock recovery.
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I would also like to obtain a stock att recovery.img if at all possible. I rushed to get s-off and completely forgot to backup stock recovery.
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I'll be more than happy to make it available, just need to figure out where to upload/host it to...
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I'll be more than happy to make it available, just need to figure out where to upload/host it to...
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Dropbox, mega, or devhost are free.
dark2099 said:
Dropbox, mega, or devhost are free.
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Alright cool. I'll set one of those up. Any one easier/better than the other?
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Alright cool. I'll set one of those up. Any one easier/better than the other?
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Mega probably has the most storage space for a free account. If you download the dropbox app for your phone, can have it back up pictures there as well as other methods. Devhost is ok, but they tend to have slow download speeds, not that it would matter too much with such a small file.
I have a stock recovery image from my M8, if you still need it. XDA won't allow to post a link, until I have 10 posts. I will PM the link.
gcc121 said:
I have a stock recovery image from my M8, if you still need it. XDA won't allow to post a link, until I have 10 posts. I will PM the link.
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Yes, please.
gcc121 said:
I have a stock recovery image from my M8, if you still need it. XDA won't allow to post a link, until I have 10 posts. I will PM the link.
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Me too please, can upload it to a couple sources and link in here.
If not posted by the morning I post stock recovery from dump
PM sent with the link.
I can't post links yet, cuz i have less than 10 post.
Here is the stock recovery thanks to @gcc121! Both links have the same file, just different sources for those that want them.
https://mega.co.nz/#!1MgQlZSa!BfYgPbK2m_UhvpTZpqr79crr-me2Rc3Php9eg_aqqTc
http://d-h.st/BE7
Noob question how would you run this? Through twrp? Does it make the phone completely stock?
Sent from my HTC One_M8 using xda app-developers app

[Q] HTC One m8 s-on to s-off problem

ok so i converted my att htc one m8 to gpe. now i want to return to stock sense but i cant do that without s-off. The phone is S-on. Fire water did not work. how do i fix this and return it back to stock sense?
Mirzatron said:
ok so i converted my att htc one m8 to gpe. now i want to return to stock sense but i cant do that without s-off. The phone is S-on. Fire water did not work. how do i fix this and return it back to stock sense?
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1: Search "Sunshine" in your browser and go to the website .
2: Download the Sunshine apk and install it
3: after installing it on your device go ahead and open it,the app will let you know if it is compatible or not .(if it's compatible than accept payment type and continue the process ,its worth the $25 for a great nights sleep)
If it states its not compatible than you may want to flash a stock based sense ROM and run the app again
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1: Search "Sunshine" in your browser and go to the website .
2: Download the Sunshine apk and install it
3: after installing it on your device go ahead and open it,the app will let you know if it is compatible or not .(if it's compatible than accept payment type and continue the process ,its worth the $25 for a great nights sleep)
If it states its not compatible than you may want to flash a stock based sense ROM and run the app again
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Ive flashed a sense rom and now it seems i dont have root.
Mirzatron said:
Ive flashed a sense rom and now it seems i dont have root.
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Boot into recovery and flash SuperSU
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Boot into recovery and flash SuperSU
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after I flashed super su it reboots into the htc logo and stays there.
Edit: I got it to work,
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Boot into recovery and flash SuperSU
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sunshine still does not work
By the way how did you convert to GPE without already having S-off ?
Anything I read states you must be S-off to convert from one to the other.
jball said:
By the way how did you convert to GPE without already having S-off ?
Anything I read states you must be S-off to convert from one to the other.
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it urns out it wasnt a full conversion but a rom
Mirzatron said:
it urns out it wasnt a full conversion but a rom
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If your overall goal is S-off
Use your first stock backup or download a stock backup and make sure it's rooted.
It should be version 4.4.2 (1.58 firmware) stock kernel and run Sunshine again
jball said:
If your overall goal is S-off
Use your first stock backup or download a stock backup and make sure it's rooted.
It should be version 4.4.2 (1.58 firmware) stock kernel and run Sunshine again
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do i flash it like any rom?
Most backups you download need to be extracted and placed in your TWRP/BACKUP directory and restored like a normal restore .if its your backup you made than wipe data/factory reset from custom recovery and restore the backup of choice ,when finished restoring than reboot system and that should do it
Just as a reference how to guide.the below link is an HTC one but not our m8.either way its going to work the same.
http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=B0iRD8BSBeo
Im using a Nandroid backup from one of the forums, It is a zip file so will i flash it?
Edit: I got my recovery img and backup from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2701376
Not yet,you need to extract it first .go to extraction location and move the numbered folder over to your TWRP/backup folder.than boot to recovery and make sure its in your restore location before doing a wipe and restore.
jball said:
Not yet,you need to extract it first .go to extraction location and move the numbered folder over to your TWRP/backup folder.than boot to recovery and make sure its in your restore location before doing a wipe and restore.
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what do i do with the recovery.img?
Nothing unless you want stock recovery again.what do the instructions say to do.I used a different thread for mine but I'm ATT United States
http://imgur.com/f1yeMbQ
I have the AT&T variant as well. This is whats inside the Nandroid backup i downloaded. shouldn't their be a recovery or something?
jball said:
Nothing unless you want stock recovery again.what do the instructions say to do.I used a different thread for mine but I'm ATT United States
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this is what the thread says to do. Where is the boot.img?
Q : How do i restore the stock nandroid backup
A : In general :
- Place the nandroid backup unpacked on the sdcard of the phone in the right backup folder
* Philz touch uses - Clockworkmod\Backups\
* TWRP uses - TWRP\Backups\ or TWRP/Backups/serialnum/ (replace serialnum with your device's serial number. To have TWRP create the proper directory structure for you, just do a simple backup of just the boot partition and put the backup files in there) thanks to garyd9 for the additional info
- Flash the boot.img or boot.emmc.win file from the nandroid backup
- Make a full wipe in the recovery
- Restore the nandroid backup and reboot
jball said:
Nothing unless you want stock recovery again.what do the instructions say to do.I used a different thread for mine but I'm ATT United States
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I tried restoring from the nandroid backup and it says "MD5 Verification failed!"
Mirzatron said:
I tried restoring from the nandroid backup and it says "MD5 Verification failed!"
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I'm not doing you any good sir cause I'm giving instructions I used for a backup from another thread I used.more steps in the thread your using makes it a pain.I'm at work till 4am central US time so until I get home I can't help much more.I would advise a PM to the OP of that thread
jball said:
I'm not doing you any good sir cause I'm giving instructions I used for a backup from another thread I used.more steps in the thread your using makes it a pain.I'm at work till 4am central US time so until I get home I can't help much more.I would advise a PM to the OP of that thread
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all right thanks anyways.

[STOCK][TWRP] Stock Twrp Back up [1.32.502.9][System + Boot]

Hello All,
Here is a stock Nandroid back up of the 1.32.502.9 software.
Read here for how to restore thanks @Rydah805 for the guide.
Download Here
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Sent From My HTC One (M8)
Hey Hoss, the link for "read here" is not available. Can you repost? I am on @Rydah805 T-Mobile page for the M9 and I want to make sure I get it right. Thank man, much appreciated!!!
mspayde said:
Hey Hoss, the link for "read here" is not available. Can you repost? I am on @Rydah805 T-Mobile page for the M9 and I want to make sure I get it right. Thank man, much appreciated!!!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=59847287
You are going to follow his instructions but use the files from this OP
OK, so using the above file and his instructions, I go back to stock. At that point, I should be able to (do my own backup again) grab the OTA from AT&T and then go through the bootloader unlock, TWRP and rooting...correct? My stock backup is corrupt, so this is a lifesaver!!!
Thanks!
mspayde said:
OK, so using the above file and his instructions, I go back to stock. At that point, I should be able to (do my own backup again) grab the OTA from AT&T and then go through the bootloader unlock, TWRP and rooting...correct? My stock backup is corrupt, so this is a lifesaver!!!
Thanks!
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I haven't tried the OTA part, but yes you should be read only system with a stock system and boot.img, unfortunately I don't have the recovery image which would be needed for the OTA to actually flash.
Either way glad I could help
thoughtlesskyle said:
I haven't tried the OTA part, but yes you should be read only system with a stock system and boot.img, unfortunately I don't have the recovery image which would be needed for the OTA to actually flash.
Either way glad I could help
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Wow - worked like a gem. Thanks brothaaa!
PhillyFlyer said:
Wow - worked like a gem. Thanks brothaaa!
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Good to hear
Thanks for this!
When I flash this zip file, which partitions should I make sure are checked for restore?
dratsablive said:
When I flash this zip file, which partitions should I make sure are checked for restore?
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You don't flash this zip

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