Do you use wine or something or is there no way to do it?
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spitfire2425 said:
Do you use wine or something or is there no way to do it?
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Is there a flashable version anywhere?
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Squirrel1620 said:
Is there a flashable version anywhere?
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scrossler decrypted the ruu.exe check it out in designgear's RUU thread in general.
What is a decrypted ruu?
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Zip file removed from the exe. Should be flash able from recovery
Awesome, thanks for the tip.
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Ok the decrypted RUU is the img files for the OS install. NOT flashable. I should have checked before I said what I did.
So how do you install that onto the phone?
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No idea off hand. I think it would install via stock recovery but don't take my word for it. I just use a vm on my mac to use ruu files
I think I'm just gonna go back to windows. I crashed ubuntu last night anyways.
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How do I make an RUU rooted? Meaning I keep the custom hboot and recovery. I'm s-off. I flashed the latest global RUU a while back after being on clean Rom for a while, and hated having to push the hboot and amon ra recovery again. I'm running Newts one XxX 3.2.1 now and I love it, but I just want to remember what stock was like I guess lol. Maybe so I can appreciate the devs more. Can I just delete the hboot***file, boot_signed.IMG and recovery_signed.img files from the ph98img.zip and all be good? Or will it bootloop or possibly brick my phone.
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Yes you can do that, just removing the recovery will do the trick. If you remove the boot from it, it will bootloop. That should keep you rooted and keep your current recovery. Be sure to unzip the zip file, then remove it, then re zip it up and run it
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Thank you. So I leave the hboot in the .zip as well? Won't that flash over the custom hboot and remove the fastboot option?
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texascfdad said:
Thank you. So I leave the hboot in the .zip as well? Won't that flash over the custom hboot and remove the fastboot option?
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Oh sorry didn't realize you had an engineered hboot. Yeah take that out too
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Ok cool. Thanks. That's what I thought from reading on xda for a while, but I wanted to make sure before I did it so I didn't have any issues and have to start over anyway.
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I suppose I do need the boot IMG too since I'm moving from sense 4.0 to 3.6 and ics maybe slightly different too like 4.02 and 4.03
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texascfdad said:
I suppose I do need the boot IMG too since I'm moving from sense 4.0 to 3.6 and ics maybe slightly different too like 4.02 and 4.03
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Well since the ruu will replace your rom, you will need to keep the boot.img that comes with the ruu
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Yeah, that's right.
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Need a link to the stock kernel.
Or I found a link but don't know what one to flash, one has zimage and the other has boot image.
Found here http://themikmik.com/showthread.php...ted-Based-on-Latest-OTA-(Odexed-and-Deodexed)
S off hboot 1.15
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Anybody
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Anybody
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Not really sure why you would need this being soff, when you install a rom the kernel is installed as well. Being soff you would just need the z image. Note this is for ICS not jb
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Thanks, I'm on a custom kernel and want to go back to stock
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Thanks, I'm on a custom kernel and want to go back to stock
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Can't you just reflash the ROM you are currently on?
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Can't you just reflash the ROM you are currently on?
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Could do that but it's for my brother's phone I rooted it and all for him on viper 4g and has the aroma installer, he is new to android and I'm gonna talk him through installing it over the phone, just easier that way till he gets the hang of it.
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I am trying to get HTC ROM EXTRACTOR from as i9000 to work on Ubuntu 12.04 but I'm not having any luck in doing so. I've done what it says at his post http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2199638 and still no luck. Can anyone help me?
You can't root 2.04
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I know but I was looking at this program and it lets you get the Rom file from the Ruu and mess around with it. I was thinking that if I can't get it so that when you do the Ruu update that the system file would be writable and you can use adb to root or something to that effect.
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You can't root 2.04
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I know but I was looking at this program and it lets you get the Rom file from the Ruu and mess around with it. I was thinking that if I can't get it so that when you do the Ruu update that the system file would be writable and you can use adb to root or something to that effect.
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I know but I was looking at this program and it lets you get the Rom file from the Ruu and mess around with it. I was thinking that if I can't get it so that when you do the Ruu update that the system file would be writable and you can use adb to root or something to that effect.
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Its not possible means its NOT POSSIBLE. Why doesnt anyone take 2 minutes to read threads before posting? Jesus im turning into an old bitter man but there are literally 2 threads asking the same exact question on the first page!
AlexanderHeyward said:
I know but I was looking at this program and it lets you get the Rom file from the Ruu and mess around with it. I was thinking that if I can't get it so that when you do the Ruu update that the system file would be writable and you can use adb to root or something to that effect.
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You can't go around editing the ruu file. Unless you have a couple super computers in your basement that can break the encryption
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You can't go around editing the ruu file. Unless you have a couple super computers in your basement that can break the encryption
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There is an available tool that allows the extraction of the RUU exe to a zip for editing. The problem is the only available RUU is pre-ota, and post-ota devices don't allow downgrades.
Another problem is that the RUU's need to be signed by HTC. I'm not sure exactly how the signature shows up in an RUU, but HTC signs them. With S-OFF the RUU signature doesn't matter, but with S-ON, it does. If someone makes their own RUU, for example a post-ota rooted phone to make a 2.04 RUU that is rootable, it won't take unless you have S-OFF...
Basically, it looks like we need to wait for a 2.04 RUU leak that's signed, then maybe extract, edit, and recompile it.
Believe me if it was as easy as you think it is, the developers would have done it already. Its not currently possible to root it.
So without the RUU, how do I reform it to stock so I can take it in and don't get refused a replacement?
Thanks IE.
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Why can't you RUU? If you can't I guess you can use a stock backup and then flash the stock recovery when your done
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Squirrel1620 said:
Why can't you RUU? If you can't I guess you can use a stock backup and then flash the stock recovery when your done
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Because there isn't an RUU avalible yet..
Am I right?
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Wrong design gears posted one it's here
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I just checked my update and 4.4 is live right now
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Nope
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So your able to OTA the T-Mobile 4.4 update?
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I download but no go on updating even if u flash
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The update isn't live... HTC and tmobile said by the end of January..
Only the unlocked version gets 4.4 this week
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Idk but this look like it's live for me
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Idk but this look like it's live for me
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Hello,
That is for the developers edition. You either are using a developers edition on T-Mobile's network or you changed your T-Mobile version to a developers edition at some point.
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I haven't done anything I only flashed a 4.3 stock firm
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So if I go back to stock and check for the update and if it's not there who do I get to yell at? I'm 100% sure T-Mobile has not pushed 4.4
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Just went back to stock and I can confirm that tmobile has not pushed out no update and that the op does not of an original tmous HTC one or he changed his CID in the past
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I haven't done anything to my phone I actually got the ruu from the original android tmobile dev forum
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If u want I'll post the zip if u want to download it and it won't let me install for some reason
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Upload it
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If u want I'll post the zip if u want to download it and it won't let me install for some reason
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Hello,
No need to upload it as it can be downloaded right from HTC. Again this is for the developers edition HTC One.
http://fotadl.htc.com/OTA_M7_UL_K44_SENSE55_MR_BrightstarUS_WWE_4.06.1540.2-3.22.1540.1_R4_release_342621pwc1arsthngg08zv.zip
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Yeah I know now but it is annoying since it doesn't want to install
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Rsotbiemrptson said:
Hello,
No need to upload it as it can be downloaded right from HTC. Again this is for the developers edition HTC One.
http://fotadl.htc.com/OTA_M7_UL_K44....1540.1_R4_release_342621pwc1arsthngg08zv.zip
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Thanks buddy
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sounds like a glitch
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Yeah I know now but it is annoying since it doesn't want to install
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If you are on stock ruu then it shouldn't let you install the developer's edition. Something is glitching but better a glitch than you install a version that isn't for your stock version. It could give you more problems than its worth. If your stock, wait for end of Jan, that's all there is to it.
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If you are on stock ruu then it shouldn't let you install the developer's edition. Something is glitching but better a glitch than you install a version that isn't for your stock version. It could give you more problems than its worth. If your stock, wait for end of Jan, that's all there is to it.
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I am not familiar with RUU. If I install this on a stock rom on HTC One. What would be the end result?
nviz22 said:
I am not familiar with RUU. If I install this on a stock rom on HTC One. What would be the end result?
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Only ugh got developers edition or unlocked apparently would work only and idk which unlocked theyre talking about so it could SIM unlocked or bootloader unlock which I highly doubt bootluader
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I just received my unlocked sense based HTC One for T-Mobile and I have the 4.4 update as well and am downloading it.
Interesting my other HTC One on T-Mobile hasnt got the update yet.