First of all, I know that no one is required to help out a fellow user, but someone has always pulled through. So I would like to thank anyone who takes the time to help me out.
I first tried to use the Moonshine Method, however, I am unable to connect to any WiFi to download the ADB/SDK stuff for Ubuntu. I searched for a solution for my Intel based computer, the most common solution brought me to the settings to install drivers, however my WiFi card wasn't on the list.
I decided to run Moonshine anyway to see if I got lucky. It seemed to be going through the process but got stuck after it rebooted my device, and it said it was waiting for my device. Though my DNA fully rebooted, Moonshine continued to wait.
When I decided to just start over, I found that in its initial waiting process, it would again get stuck, so now it won't even go through any of its actual processes.
I gave up and decided to give Revone a shot, which confused me even more. I followed each step correctly, the terminal even went through each step without any errors, however, when my phone reboots to boot loader, I am still S-On and Locked.
If anyone can point me in the right direction, that'd be great. Because at this point I have no idea what to do. I did read through both of the respected threads, but found no solution.
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UchihaKite said:
First of all, I know that no one is required to help out a fellow user, but someone has always pulled through. So I would like to thank anyone who takes the time to help me out.
I first tried to use the Moonshine Method, however, I am unable to connect to any WiFi to download the ADB/SDK stuff for Ubuntu. I searched for a solution for my Intel based computer, the most common solution brought me to the settings to install drivers, however my WiFi card wasn't on the list.
I decided to run Moonshine anyway to see if I got lucky. It seemed to be going through the process but got stuck after it rebooted my device, and it said it was waiting for my device. Though my DNA fully rebooted, Moonshine continued to wait.
When I decided to just start over, I found that in its initial waiting process, it would again get stuck, so now it won't even go through any of its actual processes.
I gave up and decided to give Revone a shot, which confused me even more. I followed each step correctly, the terminal even went through each step without any errors, however, when my phone reboots to boot loader, I am still S-On and Locked.
If anyone can point me in the right direction, that'd be great. Because at this point I have no idea what to do. I did read through both of the respected threads, but found no solution.
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Dude I am right there with you. I also tried both methods and got stuck in the same spot you did on moonshine with the waiting for device message. I also had no internet access because I use my phone to tether which it cannot do if its rebooting every 1
5 seconds. I was not aware that the adb drivers were needed though. Where do we get those from for ubuntu? Do you know if we r supposed to install ubuntu or if its ok to just run it off a disk like I was doing? As far as revone goes, I got every error message that method could put put. It kept auto rebooting on its own which I read meant that if actually failed. I spent a good 8 hours in front of my computer trying to get one of these methods to work. I factory reseted and still cannot get either to work. If I find a solution ill be sure to post it here since it sounds like we r in the same boat
Krispenwah said:
Dude I am right there with you. I also tried both methods and got stuck in the same spot you did on moonshine with the waiting for device message. I also had no internet access because I use my phone to tether which it cannot do if its rebooting every 1
5 seconds. I was not aware that the adb drivers were needed though. Where do we get those from for ubuntu? Do you know if we r supposed to install ubuntu or if its ok to just run it off a disk like I was doing? As far as revone goes, I got every error message that method could put put. It kept auto rebooting on its own which I read meant that if actually failed. I spent a good 8 hours in front of my computer trying to get one of these methods to work. I factory reseted and still cannot get either to work. If I find a solution ill be sure to post it here since it sounds like we r in the same boat
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I can't help you guys with the S-OFF stuff because I am already S-OFF on the 1.15.605.4 method, but I can help you with Ubuntu...
Boot from the LiveUSB and when you get to the Desktop/Unity open the terminal (ctrl+alt+t) then make sure you have internet, tethering your phone might work... haven't tried it myself... then to install adb/fastboot do this:
Code:
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb && sudo apt-get install android-tools-fastboot
becuase sudo is needed to install stuff, the terminal will ask for a password but it wont show any key-presses that's normal just type the password and hit enter anyways
after those install just verify that they are both installed by doing a "adb devices" and "fastboot devices" thats how you install adb/fastboot to ubuntu
I tried to follow someone's advice to fix my WiFi issue and ended up deleting the WiFi feature all together. Any idea how to enable it, or do I have to reinstall Ubuntu? If that's the case I am not even sure how to delete Ubuntu so I can reinstall it @[email protected]
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I tried to follow someone's advice to fix my WiFi issue and ended up deleting the WiFi feature all together. Any idea how to enable it, or do I have to reinstall Ubuntu? If that's the case I am not even sure how to delete Ubuntu so I can reinstall it @[email protected]
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arent you just booting from a liveUSB?
if so boot into windows plug the usb in go to my computer right click the usb and click format then click quick format and then just reinstall the ubuntu thing on the usb
I was having issues last night all so ...I reset my phone and it was golden from there ..try that...
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I installed it along side Windows, so every time I start my computer it gives me a choice to go to Ubuntu or Windows. Maybe make a liveusb, and go about it that way? I can always delete Ubuntu from my laptop later lol
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.torrented said:
I can't help you guys with the S-OFF stuff because I am already S-OFF on the 1.15.605.4 method, but I can help you with Ubuntu...
Boot from the LiveUSB and when you get to the Desktop/Unity open the terminal (ctrl+alt+t) then make sure you have internet, tethering your phone might work... haven't tried it myself... then to install adb/fastboot do this:
Code:
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb && sudo apt-get install android-tools-fastboot
becuase sudo is needed to install stuff, the terminal will ask for a password but it wont show any key-presses that's normal just type the password and hit enter anyways
after those install just verify that they are both installed by doing a "adb devices" and "fastboot devices" thats how you install adb/fastboot to ubuntu
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Ok well I wasted hours yesterday trying to do this method having never installed adb. I am running ubuntu 3.14 off a DVD is that ok to do or do I have to install it? Seems to run ok with only the occasional freeze and some choppiness. U mentioned that I am going to be asked for a password. Is this password something I should know? Thx for your help dude!
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Krispenwah said:
Ok well I wasted hours yesterday trying to do this method having never installed adb. I am running ubuntu 3.14 off a DVD is that ok to do or do I have to install it? Seems to run ok with only the occasional freeze and some choppiness. U mentioned that I am going to be asked for a password. Is this password something I should know? Thx for your help dude!
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yea when running the sudo command it is like using a root app and needs to request root permission but in Ubuntu to grant it root it needs the user password
.torrented said:
yea when running the sudo command it is like using a root app and needs to request root permission but in Ubuntu to grant it root it needs the user password
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Ok I apologize dude but u totally lost me. The user password to what? I havnt set a password to anything.
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Krispenwah said:
Ok I apologize dude but u totally lost me. The user password to what? I havnt set a password to anything.
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gotcha... try just running sudo su and then see what happens... if it does ask for a password just hit enter and see if it shows this ~# instead of ~$
ive never used the livecd before, ive always either just installed it to a second harddrive and dual booted or used a virtual machine(way easier this way)
Thank u for the quick responses. Im about to attempt it again so ill probably see what ur talking about. I will be using my phone to tether so I can have internet access to download moonshine and adb but obviously the tethering will stop once the process begins. Do I have to be connected to the internet throughout the entire s-off process or just long enough to download the moonshine file and adb?
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Krispenwah said:
Thank u for the quick responses. Im about to attempt it again so ill probably see what ur talking about. I will be using my phone to tether so I can have internet access to download moonshine and adb but obviously the tethering will stop once the process begins. Do I have to be connected to the internet throughout the entire s-off process or just long enough to download the moonshine file and adb?
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So if that way of installing adb doesnt work you will have to do this:
Download this file: AndroidSdkLinux
Just double click on the .zip and it will open pull out the folder and put it in the Home folder
Code:
~$ cd android-sdk-linux/tools
~$ ./android update sdk
That will open the Android SDK Manager install the tools section there should be 3 things, let those install and then
Code:
~$ gedit .bashrc
This will open a text editor with some stuff in it just scroll to the bottom and add this to the file then hit save
Code:
# Android tools
export PATH=${PATH}:~/android-sdk-linux/tools
export PATH=${PATH}:~/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools
after that just exit the terminal and open a new one and adb / fastboot should work
Ok I tried again and the attached pic shows the spot where it continues to fail on me. Adb and fastboot are installed correctly I'm positive I followed the instructions to the letter. Anybody have any more suggestions?
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.torrented said:
So if that way of installing adb doesnt work you will have to do this:
Download this file: AndroidSdkLinux
Just double click on the .zip and it will open pull out the folder and put it in the Home folder
Code:
~$ cd android-sdk-linux/tools
~$ ./android update sdk
That will open the Android SDK Manager install the tools section there should be 3 things, let those install and then
Code:
~$ gedit .bashrc
This will open a text editor with some stuff in it just scroll to the bottom and add this to the file then hit save
Code:
# Android tools
export PATH=${PATH}:~/android-sdk-linux/tools
export PATH=${PATH}:~/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools
after that just exit the terminal and open a new one and adb / fastboot should work
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I tried that was, but when I ran ./android update sdk it came up with....
./android: 1: ./android: java: not found
./android: 110: exec: java: not found
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UchihaKite said:
I tried that was, but when I ran ./android update sdk it came up with....
./android: 1: ./android: java: not found
./android: 110: exec: java: not found
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you have to install java first
Code:
~$ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:webupd8team/java
~$ sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install oracle-java6-installer
sorry for the delay was away from pc...
Alright, so I decided to go ahead and follow kris's route and try Moonshine. Followed all instructions and ran into the same issue as the picture he presented above. After awhile I got over it and restarted my computer. Now Moonshine doesn't go through any processes. Just stays at the initial please wait message. Got java, got SDK adb. @[email protected] so lost at this point.
I really need help. This is my first time modding a device. I ran revone, and while I had a few errors here and there over the course of 24 hours, I finally managed to get soff and unlocked. When I check my bootloader, I am s-OFF and unlocked. However, I downloaded Rom manager, superuser, and root checker and all three are saying that I am not rooted. Rom manager says I don't have superuser in a certain directory, superuser says I need to update a binary and then fails at install, and root checker says that my device is not rooted. Is there anyway to root my device? It is running 100%, no problems or glitches. I really want to flash sense 5. Did I miss a command in revone? Is there anything I can do, whether it be an addition root proccess, or did I really mess things up? Help please
Krispenwah said:
Ok I tried again and the attached pic shows the spot where it continues to fail on me. Adb and fastboot are installed correctly I'm positive I followed the instructions to the letter. Anybody have any more suggestions?
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Hey I was having the same issue you were when using a live CD. My wifi didn't work so I used my phone to usb tether my wifi signal and in terminal ran
Code:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb android-tools-fastboot
Then tried running moonshine again and it finally worked.
spAnser said:
Hey I was having the same issue you were when using a live CD. My wifi didn't work so I used my phone to usb tether my wifi signal and in terminal ran
Code:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:nilarimogard/webupd8
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install android-tools-adb android-tools-fastboot
Then tried running moonshine again and it finally worked.
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I am going to try that when I get home, and hopefully it works!
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Related
EDIT: Thanks to Steal25 and Ausch30, Your antivirus WILL stop the EXE from running. TURN IT OFF, and obviously back on wants your S-OFF. (thanks from AlphaRev, Unrevoked, and TeamWin)
My Original question...
I for some reason when ever i double click on the Revolutionary exploit, the CMD shows maybe for 4 seconds then ends, and i cant get it open a second time with out re-extracting it.
ADB recognizes my phone.
Ive restarted my CPU
I turned off Firewall.
Still no effect.
This also applies to the drivers exploit and fastboot exploit.
Im running Windows Vista
still no luck ?
is it just insta closing when you click on it or is it waiting for device?
Geeble said:
still no luck ?
is it just inst closing when you click on it or is it waiting for device?
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nothing man. it opens the cmd, does nothing but read the main title, freezes for 3 seconds and exits
coffeehandle said:
I for some reason when ever i double click on the Revolutionary exploit, the CMD shows maybe for 4 seconds then ends, and i cant get it open a second time with out re-extracting it.
ADB recognizes my phone.
Ive restarted my CPU
I turned off Firewall.
Still no effect.
This also applies to the drivers exploit and fastboot exploit.
Im running Windows Vista
Any suggestions?
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right click the revolutionary.exe and select run as administrator
ausch30 said:
right click the revolutionary.exe and select run as administrator
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did that as well
this happened to me also, it seems (atleast for me) norton anti virus didn't like it very much. try shutting off your anti virus and try it again. hope that helps.
have you tried running it from a cmd window ?
start Menu search/run
type cmd
drag file into window press enter
that is if it just keeps closing as soon as you open it.
that is all i got unfortunately .
steal25 said:
this happened to me also, it seems (atleast for me) norton anti virus didn't like it very much. try shutting off your anti virus and try it again. hope that helps.
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AH didnt think about that. lets see...
steal25 said:
this happened to me also, it seems (atleast for me) norton anti virus didn't like it very much. try shutting off your anti virus and try it again. hope that helps.
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That was my next suggestion, I had the same issue
Got it to run by turning off Norton. But it wont read my serial code. Is there a way you can copy and paste in a CMD? mine i thought did that but isnt now
My cmd closed trying to install Clockworkmod.....any suggestions?
coffeehandle said:
Got it to run by turning off Norton. But it wont read my serial code. Is there a way you can copy and paste in a CMD? mine i thought did that but isnt now
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you should be able to, type adb devices and get the s/n again and get a new beta code you may have just written it down wrong.
JOKERx2 said:
My cmd closed trying to install Clockworkmod.....any suggestions?
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try installing teamwins recovery
put the twrp file in sdk-tools folder
cd into that folder and run the fastboot commands to install it.
JOKERx2 said:
My cmd closed trying to install Clockworkmod.....any suggestions?
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Mine did the same thing. I told it to install CWM and I didn't quite notice that it had and the command window just closed. I got a little nervous but I just opened the SDK and opened a new CMD window and did adb reboot recovery and I was in CWM recovery
I don't understand one thing people say to uninstall sdk before you root but how would you be able to do adb to check the serial for example without having sdk installed
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iliapiano said:
I don't understand one thing people say to uninstall sdk before you root but how would you be able to do adb to check the serial for example without having sdk installed
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not sdk, you have to uninstall htc sync.
steal25 said:
not sdk, you have to uninstall htc sync.
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I didn't and mine worked fine
ausch30 said:
Mine did the same thing. I told it to install CWM and I didn't quite notice that it had and the command window just closed. I got a little nervous but I just opened the SDK and opened a new CMD window and did adb reboot recovery and I was in CWM recovery
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what i noticed also, don't know if it makes a difference or not, the "y" is capitalized and the "n" is not, like i said don't know if it makes a difference or not, but i caught that and put a capital "y" and everything went smooth.
DONE
steal25 said:
you should be able to, type adb devices and get the s/n again and get a new beta code you may have just written it down wrong.
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Thanks guys. Ill click the thanks for anyone on my thread =]
steal25 said:
what i noticed also, don't know if it makes a difference or not, the "y" is capitalized and the "n" is not, like i said don't know if it makes a difference or not, but i caught that and put a capital "y" and everything went smooth.
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The only issue I'm having is when I run adb shell from the command line I get $ instead of #. Anyone know if there something I forgot to do or is this the normal state of this root method at this point? Root apps work, CWM recovery is installed, Superuser app is installed, can't seem to access anything or do much from the command line.
Error Code: 160.
Error Reason: MID Not Allowed.
Wish I had been active enough here to post in development. But ****. Ideas?
You don't need to be able to post in order to read. Just read the stickies in the development section.
joeshmoetogo said:
Error Code: 160.
Error Reason: MID Not Allowed.
Wish I had been active enough here to post in development. But ****. Ideas?
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Try new automated script and if it fails do factory reset and try again, also follow all instructions it will give you
jose51197 said:
Try new automated script and if it fails do factory reset and try again, also follow all instructions it will give you
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This was my fourth factory reset with automated script. This time I registered at HTCdev with a different e-mail address and it took my device identifier token. Go figure.
Thanks for all your work and support.
The script didn't seem to get the right code for me. So I just opened another command prompt to get my unlock code manually. Other than that, the whole thing worked perfectly for me. Thanks jose and CaptainRewind.
I have been unable to get past the step where I have to type in:
Code:
adb shell "while ! ln -s /data/local.prop /data/data/com.android.settings/a/file99; do :; done"
I've tried it on Windows XP 32-bit and Windows 7 64-bit and the error doesn't seem to come to an end. The error specifically reads:
link failed No such file or directory
I've tried it with both the automated script and doing it manually on both. I get the device to show up with adb devices, get the restore prompt on the device, but can't seem to go any further. I keep reading the topic and dissecting the automated script trying to find out what I'm not doing, and can't seem to figure it out.
Hesacon said:
I have been unable to get past the step where I have to type in:
Code:
adb shell "while ! ln -s /data/local.prop /data/data/com.android.settings/a/file99; do :; done"
I've tried it on Windows XP 32-bit and Windows 7 64-bit and the error doesn't seem to come to an end. The error specifically reads:
link failed No such file or directory
I've tried it with both the automated script and doing it manually on both. I get the device to show up with adb devices, get the restore prompt on the device, but can't seem to go any further. I keep reading the topic and dissecting the automated script trying to find out what I'm not doing, and can't seem to figure it out.
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I had the same problem until I realized I had to wait until after this step to accept the restore on my phone.
ceayuso said:
I had the same problem until I realized I had to wait until after this step to accept the restore on my phone.
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That's just it, this step doesn't seem to end. On both computers I've tried, it goes on for a long time. If I don't give it up, it seems to keep going.
Hesacon said:
That's just it, this step doesn't seem to end. On both computers I've tried, it goes on for a long time. If I don't give it up, it seems to keep going.
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So when you do this step on your computer, you then go to your phone and accept the restore?
ceayuso said:
So when you do this step on your computer, you then go to your phone and accept the restore?
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I've accepted the restore while it was looping before, this is what I see with cmd. I've let it go a good 20 minutes now. When I try to restore while it's looping, after reboot with or without adb, I'm still a normal user.
Factory reset your phone. I got the same thing...until I reset mine.
Hesacon said:
I've accepted the restore while it was looping before, this is what I see with cmd. I've let it go a good 20 minutes now. When I try to restore while it's looping, after reboot with or without adb, I'm still a normal user.
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mine did that too, then i did a second factory reset and made sure the password (restore) was disabled in development section, then ran jose's script and bingo, she worked.
i should say Jose's-Capt Rewind and mdmower's
jose's script seems to have worked, not sure why it wasn't before or why it wasn't manually working, but I've got an unlocked bootloader and I'm rooted! It says s-on on the bootloader still, but superuser and titanium backup seem to be working appropriately.
Thanks guys!
hesacon said:
jose's script seems to have worked, not sure why it wasn't before or why it wasn't manually working, but i've got an unlocked bootloader and i'm rooted! It says s-on on the bootloader still, but superuser and titanium backup seem to be working appropriately.
Thanks guys!
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glad Your on the go, yipee
Hesacon said:
jose's script seems to have worked, not sure why it wasn't before or why it wasn't manually working, but I've got an unlocked bootloader and I'm rooted! It says s-on on the bootloader still, but superuser and titanium backup seem to be working appropriately.
Thanks guys!
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I haven't been monitoring this thread subforum until now, but looks like the automated script seems to have helped.
Getting the temproot was all about timing. On the day we found this, it was tough getting the timing just right. The script really helped with that.
Now that you're rooted, the hardest part is over.
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Problems With Automatic Script
CaptainRewind said:
I haven't been monitoring this thread subforum until now, but looks like the automated script seems to have helped.
Getting the temproot was all about timing. On the day we found this, it was tough getting the timing just right. The script really helped with that.
Now that you're rooted, the hardest part is over.
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I'm having a bit of a problem with the automatic script. I make it a few steps in (accept restore, etc). But then it hangs up at "Waiting for Device" and never advances beyond that. On the phone's screen is the Droid Eye. I've tried it a couple times and haven't made it past that stage. I didn't do a factory reset before starting. Would that make a difference? Sorry to post in an old thread. I've been monitoring the Development threads but don't have enough posts to participate. Thanks.
dodgerinNH said:
I'm having a bit of a problem with the automatic script. I make it a few steps in (accept restore, etc). But then it hangs up at "Waiting for Device" and never advances beyond that. On the phone's screen is the Droid Eye. I've tried it a couple times and haven't made it past that stage. I didn't do a factory reset before starting. Would that make a difference. Sorry to post in an old thread. I've been monitoring the Development threads but don't have enough posts to participate. Thanks.
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Yes you HAVE to factory reset
Please see this safer/easier/faster method instead of using the one below http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36976137#post36976137
Original guide provided below for historial purposesonly, seriously use hte one above:
Please refrain from repackaging, or rehosting my materials, ask prior to deciding to.
If this guide fails, or the auto script (which I will not recommend you use) fails, please do a factory reset before attempting again.
If you appreciate this, please make sure you check out my original article on the AndroidPolice. Without the support of AP, I wouldn't spend nearly as much time doing this. To the bloggers who will chose to link to a forum post, rather than the original post on a better blog, you suck.
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/11/24/exclusive-how-to-unlock-the-droid-dnas-bootloader/
Donations for new test devices can be made at the paypal link to the left. I reserve the right to send leftover funds to whatever charities I feel like. Generally I choose Boys and Girls club of america, sometimes I choose seasonal charity, or a medical related one.
Known Problems:
Adb server is out of date
Uninstall HTC Sync, Samsung Kies, etc any software that talks to the phone.
If you get stuck, please immediately find someone in our chat that knows what they are doing. It is very easy to brick your phone if you follow these directions incorrectly, or if a problem arises!
Need faster help? or Want to help visit our chat
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Credits:
Original development: jcase
Awesome saver of the day: Sean Beaupre
Crash test dummy: dsb9938 (I bricked his phone making this!)
Artem and all @AndroidPolice for putting up with my nonsense.
Special thanks to Fuses for recommending a better target, and the numerous testers that let me play with their new phones.
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Warning: This is semi complicated, and is known to ruin phones if done incorrectly. Proceed at your own risk
Needed:
1gb free space on the phone.
Working adb, must support the adb restore feature (ICS and up!)
Downloads:
backup.ab (300mb) mirrors: http://d-h.st/tau - http://depositfiles.com/files/9c61r4lgo - http://www.filefactory.com/file/2va8yp2i1h99/n/backup.ab
DNA_TeamAndIRC mirrors - http://d-h.st/D4r - http://www.putlocker.com/file/F357F205F5235B3D - http://rapidgator.net/file/59342799/DNA_TeamAndIRC.zip.html
Unzip DNA_TeamAndIRC, put runme.sh, CIDGen.apk and backup.ab into the directory where adb is (or anywhere if you have your paths setup right).
Please Check the readme.txt before continuing!
Code:
adb install CIDGen.apk
Run the CIDGen app on your phone, enter the last digit of your IMEI (NOT YOUR MEID) and press generate. Then confirm the generated file exists.
Code:
adb shell ls -l /sdcard/CIDBLOCK.img
If CIDBLOCK.img does not exist, run the app and try again. Do not proceed without generating a CIDBLOCK.img, it is needed to repair the phone and unlock.
Once you have CIDBLOCK.img on your sdcard, open two terminals (command prompts) and continue
In the first terminal/cmd prompt run these commands:
Code:
adb push runme.sh /data/local/tmp/
adb shell chmod 755 /data/local/tmp/runme.sh
adb shell /data/local/tmp/runme.sh
runme.sh will continue to loop and spit out No such file or link failed errors, just leave it running for now.
In the other terminal/cmd prompt run this commands:
Code:
adb restore backup.ab
Then allow the restore on your phone. Once the process is finished, you can go back to the looping terminal and stop it with control + c, or close the terminal
At this point, do not continue unless you are certain you can do this. Past this point, is where people can brick if they do not follow the directions correctly. If you run into a problem, find someone to help you. Do NOT power your phone off or reboot it. Leave it charging and find someone.
Code:
adb shell rm /data/data/com.htc.usage/files/exploit/*
adb shell mv /data/DxDrm /data/DxDrm_org
adb shell mkdir /data/DxDrm
adb shell ln -s /dev/block/mmcblk0p5 /data/DxDrm/DxSecureDB
adb reboot
Once the phone is rebooted, open two terminals and repeat the restore exploit:
In the first one:
Code:
adb shell /data/local/tmp/runme.sh
This process will also loop forever and give out lots of "No such file" or "link failed" errors - again, just leave it running.
In the second terminal, restore the backup again:
Code:
adb restore backup.ab
After the restore is done, we will undo the DxDrm symlink attack and write the new CIDBLOCK.img:
Code:
adb shell mv /data/DxDrm /data/DxDrm_trash
adb shell dd if=/sdcard/CIDBLOCK.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p5
If this returns an "out of space error" come to our chat, and find either jcase or beaups. Do not reboot. Do not continue.
Code:
adb reboot
After reboot, you can go to http://HTCDev.com, and unlock through their official process. Choose the "All other supported models" option when selecting your phone.
Cheers!
Is there a one-click for this?
Sorry, I couldn't resist!
Support chat: http://chat.andirc.net:8080/?channels=#droid-dna
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no comment...
btw great job guys!! :good:
dsb9938 said:
Is there a one-click for this?
Sorry, I couldn't resist!
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Awesome.....now I just need the actual phone.
UPS HURRY UP!!!
awesome
Awesome work J and D...
Aight D where is the "cubed" lol
gramsey1911 said:
Awesome work J and D...
Aight D where is the "cubed" lol
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Next week! Sheesh.
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dsb9938 said:
Next week! Sheesh.
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I'm feenin ova here for the cubed...lol
dsb9938 said:
Is there a one-click for this?
Sorry, I couldn't resist!
Support chat: http://chat.andirc.net:8080/?channels=#droid-dna
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Lol.... I'm going to wait for the one click, can't afford to brick my device while trying to unlock with 2 kids running around lol...
P.s. thank you j case and DSB for the unlock and root
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typeriz said:
Lol.... I'm going to wait for the one click, can't afford to brick my device while trying to unlock with 2 kids running around lol...
P.s. thank you j case and DSB for the unlock and root
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I wouldnt trust a one click, i automated the PITA part already with the CIDGEN app
This is for the new bootloader right. Just wanna make sure.
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typeriz said:
Lol.... I'm going to wait for the one click, can't afford to brick my device while trying to unlock with 2 kids running around lol...
P.s. thank you j case and DSB for the unlock and root
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I just did it, and it's really not that hard, took maybe 10 minutes, just copy and paste the commands and you should be good :good:
So I was able to unlock with this method via HTCDev, I installed TWRP and the insecure kernel, but my SuperSU will not work after I flashed the file in recovery. None of my apps can get root access, and I cannot update the superuser binary via SuperSU. What's going on here?
Argumentation said:
I just did it, and it's really not that hard, took maybe 10 minutes, just copy and paste the commands and you should be good :good:
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I'm going to wait till I put the kids to bed, tonight. Thanks again !!
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TheBiles said:
So I was able to unlock with this method via HTCDev, I installed TWRP and the insecure kernel, but my SuperSU will not work after I flashed the file in recovery. None of my apps can get root access, and I cannot update the superuser binary via SuperSU. What's going on here?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=34551547
How unlock and root work on the Droid DNA.
I belive you have to manually update it
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jonah1234 said:
This is for the new bootloader right. Just wanna make sure.
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Huh, this is for the htc droid dna in general.
TheBiles said:
So I was able to unlock with this method via HTCDev, I installed TWRP and the insecure kernel, but my SuperSU will not work after I flashed the file in recovery. None of my apps can get root access, and I cannot update the superuser binary via SuperSU. What's going on here?
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Sounds like bad or incorrect su binary
Try Superuser instead of SuperSU
WHERE IS THE IMEI!?
madzozs said:
Try Superuser instead of SuperSU
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That worked! I'm not sure why SuperSU doesn't work, but oh well!
jonah1234 said:
WHERE IS THE IMEI!?
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On your box!
Never mind. Figured out the issue. Now it's just hanging at full restore. There's no password right? I selected restore my data and nothing happens.
thebiles said:
that worked! I'm not sure why supersu doesn't work, but oh well!
On your box!
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found it haha i fail
OK some of you guys who are racking their brains why they can't do this, you know you have everything right. Well I was one of those guys then I tried something and felt so F'n dumb. If you know you have linux live cd and your phone is set up right but something juuuust isn't right I think I know what your problem is. My dumba$$ ASSUMED I had to be in Fastboot mode, GUESS what. . . DUH, nope, your phone should be on regular. OMG after I did that and ran moonshine and let it go I was S-Off in minutes. I feel like an a$$, so if your having problems and kept booting in to fastboot stop! lol Hope this helps, thanks is always nice, peace and good luck.
So you should already know to take off fastboot in the battery section, put her in debugging mode, be on 2.06 FW. Have a linux cd burnt, I used mint 15, phone should be charged up.
Run your linux cd, if your on mint right click in the downloads folder were you should already have downloaded moonshine, like I said in the download folder right click and open terminal, then paste this command IF YOU ARE VERIZON tar -zxf moonshine_dlx_2.06.605.1.tgz that unzips moonshine in the downloads folder, now LEAVE THE TERMINAL OPEN and copy and paste this sudo ./distiller Read everything in the terminal the type Yes , read some more and type Yes when prompted again. Uh yes your phone should already be connected, Then sit back and let it do it's thing. When it is finished it WILL TELL YOU it's done and ask you to power the phone by holding Volume down and power, then life is GOOD again and you can start doing other junk to your phone again. Like CWM, make a back up MAYBE<<<YESSS do that.
People should have to take a quiz verifying that they've read the instructions before being allowed to download Moonshine.
shobon said:
People should have to take a quiz verifying that they've read the instructions before being allowed to download Moonshine.
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Yea maybe, but when you read a tut and it has pix, and people have waited a long time for this it is an easy thing to overlook.
Wait, you have to enable USB debugging?
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Serinety said:
Wait, you have to enable USB debugging?
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Really? Yes
I get mine all the way through second boot, then it says waiting for device and just dot after dot. ............................................................. Like that. I let it run for like 30 min and nothing. Followed all the steps correctly and checked twice. I'm also using mint 15.
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Yea maybe, but when you read a tut and it has pix, and people have waited a long time for this it is an easy thing to overlook.
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There was a. Method for s off on the desire where you had to take a quiz and answer a question before it let you begin.
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Really? Yes
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Lol internet sarcasm is lost on this one
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HellRayzer said:
Followed all the steps correctly and checked twice. I'm also using mint 15.
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Must not have checked very closely. So far, every single person who has had a problem was overlooking something. Unless your phone has some anomaly ,the problem is most likely user error.
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Ah, ok I'm doing something very basic wrong. Just got on a fresh Windows machine with no SDK on it. So when I run distiller it tells me to run distiller again and read. Just downloaded the sdk right now but dont know the steps between here and being bale to run the distiller....
Sorry for my very noob query
I did a factory wipe and reset, after setting the phone via instructions, booting the phone as I would normally, installed the PDAnet driver, after uninstalling the HTC sync and drivers, reboot laptop all went well. Minutes later went to do my girls DNA without wipe and factory reset got the WTF error. So she doesn't want to reset her phone. I'm not an expert, just thought I would share my mistake and hoping you guys will to. And maybe we can help sort each other out.
Scratch that, the PdaNetA4126.exe was after moonshine, I needed that on Windows 8 later for ADB
Serinety said:
Lol internet sarcasm is lost on this one
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Must not have checked very closely. So far, every single person who has had a problem was overlooking something. Unless your phone has some anomaly ,the problem is most likely user error.
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My bad, I thought you were making fun of me. And that you might have read the directions on that part, lol. I made a versy simple mistake that took me hours to realize, okay 24 hours haha
wheeler89 said:
Ah, ok I'm doing something very basic wrong. Just got on a fresh Windows machine with no SDK on it. So when I run distiller it tells me to run distiller again and read. Just downloaded the sdk right now but dont know the steps between here and being bale to run the distiller....
Sorry for my very noob query
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Disable fast boot in settings/battery then enable USB debugging, restart your phone then hold power and volume down, wipe and factory reset. Boot your phone like you normally would. plug it in to your PC while already running your live CD, moonshine should already be in the download folder, open a terminal, if running mint just right click IN the DL folder and open terminal. I'm guessing you already downloaded and unzipped moonshine. then copy and paste this just like it is in the terminal
sudo ./distiller sit back and wait, Yes Yes then a little more waiting.
After moonshine and S-off I downloaded>>>> recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.3.2-dlx.img and used Windows/ADB to flash or install to DNA. Couldn't get adb to find DNA. . . . until I uninstalled and deleted HTC Sync and used PdaNetA4126.exe Then finally in device manager it came up an Android interface or something. So for me I made a folder called "fastboot" and dropped it right in the C drive so when I open a CMD window I can just type "cd c:\fastboot" then with phone connected in NORMAL mode and PDA installed type "adb devices" you should Fblah blahblah, that should be your DNA Then I believe you type "adb reboot bootloader" and your phone will go into fastboot mode, it should say "FASTBOOT USB" then type "fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-6.0.3.2-dlx.img" that is NOT a typo so don't fk with it! Then reboot into recovery and back up your phone. Then for me I flashed viperDNA_1.3.1.zip and Blackout_DeoDexed_LockMod.zip the lock mod puts the lock ring on the DNA on the bottom right corner of your phone. I like, a lot. The viper ROM is cool with sweet install options, the cwm is the touch version, GET IT you'll like it I promise.
That is if you download that version of cwm and place it in the same folder, hence the command.
wheeler89 said:
Ah, ok I'm doing something very basic wrong. Just got on a fresh Windows machine with no SDK on it. So when I run distiller it tells me to run distiller again and read. Just downloaded the sdk right now but dont know the steps between here and being bale to run the distiller....
Sorry for my very noob query
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The process needs to be performed using LINUX not Windoz
Shouldn't this thread be in the Q&A, Help and Troubleshooting forum?
Not that I'm advocating for one over the other. But revone does not require a wipe, can be done on any machine, and takes less than a minute with like 4 things typed in adb
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Serinety said:
Not that I'm advocating for one over the other. But revone does not require a wipe, can be done on any machine, and takes less than a minute with like 4 things typed in adb
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Moonshine doesn't require a wipe, just some users have wiped and its moved forward, it removes whatever is preventing it from going through, an app, a setting, any number of things may get in the way, but the time to find it wasn't taken.
Moonshine can also be used on windows or Linux machines, not sure about osx.
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pio_masaki said:
Moonshine doesn't require a wipe, just some users have wiped and its moved forward, it removes whatever is preventing it from going through, an app, a setting, any number of things may get in the way, but the time to find it wasn't taken.
Moonshine can also be used on windows or Linux machines, not sure about osx.
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Confirmed: Moonshine with Windows and Linux Mint BOTH work and NO Factory Wipe necessary...at least NO Wipe for me in Windows. Just let it do it's magic; search for drivers, reboot many time..takes about 5-10 min. Some may S-OFF W/ROOT quicker than others, but it works. Amazing job by beaups and co. Thank you again
Oh wasn't sure on the details. So why are people using a Linux boot CD to do this?
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Serinety said:
Oh wasn't sure on the details. So why are people using a Linux boot CD to do this?
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Windows was a recent update.
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Hello everyone,
I have been searching in vain for a while now to find a solution to my problem and I fear that I may have done something daft to my phone.
I am using a HTC One X+ that was unlocked, s-off and rooted for about a year, i had TWRP and stock android 4.1.1. For ages I have been getting an update alert saying a software update is ready and i think it was some Vodafone update (1.17.161.7). Whenever i accepted and tried to install this it would obviously reboot into TWRP and then the update would fail. This was fine until last night when I decided to install it through TWRP, it said it failed again and i rebooted to find that WiFi wouldnt turn on, my phone was no longer rooted or s-off and that I get no signal. I tried to re-root it but command prompt on the computer or HTC Sync wouldnt recognise my device however it was appearing as HTC One X+ in My Computer and i could access the internal storage.
I restarted into recovery and managed to flash a new root using twrp and the root file using the unlockr.com - how to root the htc one x
Then thinking it was a ROM issue i downloaded and installed InsertCoin Evolution ONE X+ 5.0-6 Sense 5 Android 4.2.2.
This all went through ok however when i reboot from this install it just sticks at the HTC Quietly Brilliant screen. I wiped everything using twrp beforehand.
When i restart into bootloader, it says unlocked, S-On and HBOOT -1.30.0000
Not sure what else to do as now i have no ROM, i read that you have to partition the SD card for InsertCoin to work but the option to partition SD card isnt there in my TWRP (ver. 2.3.3.0)
Any help to even reset my phone back to basic stock everything would be amazing, i have a Titanium Backup of most of my stuff saved btw.
Thanks to anyone who can help.
Did you flash the insert coin boot.img?
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AndroHero said:
Did you flash the insert coin boot.img?
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No I just copied the whole zip file to the SD card section and installed it from there - ive encountered a new problem now in the fact that my computer no longer can recognise the phone via USB - it still appears in device manager but cant access the sd card and the sd card got wiped by twrp so now i dont have any way of getting things onto the phone that i know of. It just says - failed to open usb master mode in the bootloader. How could i get the computer to recognise the phone again so i can transfer it back onto it and try installing insertcoin again? Really hoping i havent managed to make my phone useless as ive had to dig out the old Nokia 6230 from the drawer haha!
Thanks.
EDIT - Now seen the instruction to flash the boot.img - what a fool i am. Now i need to get it recognised by USB again so i can transfer the zip file to it and go again.
maxwell689 said:
No I just copied the whole zip file to the SD card section and installed it from there - ive encountered a new problem now in the fact that my computer no longer can recognise the phone via USB - it still appears in device manager but cant access the sd card and the sd card got wiped by twrp so now i dont have any way of getting things onto the phone that i know of. It just says - failed to open usb master mode in the bootloader. How could i get the computer to recognise the phone again so i can transfer it back onto it and try installing insertcoin again? Really hoping i havent managed to make my phone useless as ive had to dig out the old Nokia 6230 from the drawer haha!
Thanks.
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Now seen the instruction to flash the boot.img - what a fool i am. All I need now is to get it recognised by USB again so i can transfer the zip file back and go again.
maxwell689 said:
Now seen the instruction to flash the boot.img - what a fool i am. All I need now is to get it recognised by USB again so i can transfer the zip file back and go again.
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Without a rom installed you're not able to acces the internal memory of your phone directly. You have to use "adb sideload" command to transfer a rom onto your phone. Look in the General and/or Q&A forum of this device, there are enough guides or topics on how to solve this "problem".
maxwell689 said:
Now seen the instruction to flash the boot.img - what a fool i am. All I need now is to get it recognised by USB again so i can transfer the zip file back and go again.
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Hi use this link..may be useful (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2066390) by the way reaper90 is right you need to sideload the rom..
In TWRP:
1-wipe everything
2-goto advance in twrp
3-select sideload
4-navigate to the folder where you have adb.exe, adbwinapi.dll, adbwinusbapi.dll and fastboot.exe. and make sure to keep the rom and its image; bootimg there.
5-then in command prompt write (adb sideload *name of the rom*.zip) make sure the name is a letter.
6- also make sure to keep the screen alive and not let it goto sleep while adb sideload is working.
7- rom will start setup once sideload is 100%.
Hope this helps. Goodluck.
Optimus said:
Hi use this link..may be useful (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2066390) by the way reaper90 is right you need to sideload the rom..
In TWRP:
1-wipe everything
2-goto advance in twrp
3-select sideload
4-navigate to the folder where you have adb.exe, adbwinapi.dll, adbwinusbapi.dll and fastboot.exe. and make sure to keep the rom and its image; bootimg there.
5-then in command prompt write (adb sideload *name of the rom*.zip) make sure the name is a letter.
6- also make sure to keep the screen alive and not let it goto sleep while adb sideload is working.
7- rom will start setup once sideload is 100%.
Hope this helps. Goodluck.
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Hi, thanks very much for the responses - its much appreciated.
Nothing happens when i type that command, a load of text appears in cmd prompt showing all the adb commands and thats it, i have searched for this problem and found this on twrp website as a possible solution "You will need version 1.0.29 or higher. You can find your current version by typing "adb version" at the command line" My version says 1.0.26 I have tried to update this but cant seem to find a way to do it, would that be an issue?
I think once ive managed to sideload the zip i should be good to go its just getting to that point that seems to be stumping me at the moment.
maxwell689 said:
Hi, thanks very much for the responses - its much appreciated.
Nothing happens when i type that command, a load of text appears in cmd prompt showing all the adb commands and thats it, i have searched for this problem and found this on twrp website as a possible solution "You will need version 1.0.29 or higher. You can find your current version by typing "adb version" at the command line" My version says 1.0.26 I have tried to update this but cant seem to find a way to do it, would that be an issue?
I think once ive managed to sideload the zip i should be good to go its just getting to that point that seems to be stumping me at the moment.
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Dont sweat it. They understood you wrong.
Guys what he wants to do is copy the file FROM the SDCARD TO the PC.
First you will need to know where the location of your rom then type in the following commands:
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adb devices
If you device is not detected then try to run the CMD as an administrator and try again
then:
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adb pull {location without the curly brackets}
For example if its on the SDCard then:
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adb pull /sdcard/rom.zip
It will paste the file to the folder where the adb is found
Then just open the zip file and get out the boot.img and flash it using fastboot
Hope this helps you out.
Ghand0ur said:
Dont sweat it. They understood you wrong.
Guys what he wants to do is copy the file FROM the SDCARD TO the PC.
First you will need to know where the location of your rom then type in the following commands:
Code:
adb devices
If you device is not detected then try to run the CMD as an administrator and try again
then:
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adb pull {location without the curly brackets}
For example if its on the SDCard then:
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adb pull /sdcard/rom.zip
It will paste the file to the folder where the adb is found
Then just open the zip file and get out the boot.img and flash it using fastboot
Hope this helps you out.
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Hey, thanks.
No they got me correctly, there is absolutely nothing on my phone at all and I need to get my new ROM zip file from the PC to the phone so that I can install it. I am currently downloading SDK manager to try and update my adb to 1.0.29 or higher and will see if that works.
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Hey, thanks.
No they got me correctly, there is absolutely nothing on my phone at all and I need to get my new ROM zip file from the PC to the phone so that I can install it. I am currently downloading SDK manager to try and update my adb to 1.0.29 or higher and will see if that works.
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Ok, i downloaded the hasoon toolkit and select ADB Sideload a ROM and it says "error device not found" in the command prompt. I am in ADB Sideload mode in TWRP with it plugged in via USB so dont know what to try next.
maxwell689 said:
Ok, i downloaded the hasoon toolkit and select ADB Sideload a ROM and it says "error device not found" in the command prompt. I am in ADB Sideload mode in TWRP with it plugged in via USB so dont know what to try next.
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Lol.. Well, as i said try to run the Toolkit/cmd as administrator and try different usb ports.. It took me 5 minutes on windows 8 for the adb to properly read the device , had to try different usb ports, unplug , replug, and so on..
maxwell689 said:
Ok, i downloaded the hasoon toolkit and select ADB Sideload a ROM and it says "error device not found" in the command prompt. I am in ADB Sideload mode in TWRP with it plugged in via USB so dont know what to try next.
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Hi goto htcdev n download the latest sdk
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I will try to send I over the files for command prompt tomorrow.
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Hi goto htcdev n download the latest sdk
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I will try to send I over the files for command prompt tomorrow.
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Right ive manged to download the latest sdk and then after much unplugging and plugging and right clicking things in device manager its recognised my phone enough to sideload and install the ROM. I have also managed to fastboot the boot.img file as well after 3 attempts but it finally worked so i have a phone back again!! Thanks everyone here!!! Now to upload my titanium backup of apps, sadly i think ive lost all my photos thou
But thanks again to all. Sorry if ive been a bit noob but its been a good learning curve for me as i never had these issues with my HTC desire
maxwell689 said:
Right ive manged to download the latest sdk and then after much unplugging and plugging and right clicking things in device manager its recognised my phone enough to sideload and install the ROM. I have also managed to fastboot the boot.img file as well after 3 attempts but it finally worked so i have a phone back again!! Thanks everyone here!!! Now to upload my titanium backup of apps, sadly i think ive lost all my photos thou
But thanks again to all. Sorry if ive been a bit noob but its been a good learning curve for me as i never had these issues with my HTC desire
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Thats great news that all is well now..feel free to post.. and dont forget to press the Thanks button