Couldn't stand ATT anymore with slow data speeds so using this phone on T-Mobile 4G with flashed radio.
I know the update will require reroot but will i still be able to re root and flash t-mobile 4G baseband or should i wait and keep gingerbread longer..
Thanks all
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I've updated to ICS along with reroot and ICS (im using ics blaze on stock rom and its stable)ban flash. Make sure you update your info, Odin obviously and cwm
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locust43 said:
Couldn't stand ATT anymore with slow data speeds so using this phone on T-Mobile 4G with flashed radio.
I know the update will require reroot but will i still be able to re root and flash t-mobile 4G baseband or should i wait and keep gingerbread longer..
Thanks all
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did you do a carrier flash? Which t mobile plan are you on? Im interested in trying this also.. THANKS
I want to update to the official I c s update well I still be able to use t mobile with 4 g on the latest modem?
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I updated to Official ICS and T-Mobile 4G didn't work. I had to flash one of the tmobile modems.
you have to flash a t-mobile radio i recomend ics blaze it worcks great with ics you can find it on the g-note super evrything thread
This ics is an official AT&T rom so you would need to flash your t-mobile radio.
i have an internation version of Gt-I9300 running stock ICS 4.0.4. baseband version-I9300DDLH1.Build no.-IMM76D.I9300XXBLH1(not rooted). i am not getting ota jellybean update.is there any conversion needed to get the ota update of 4.1.1??
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i have an internation version of Gt-I9300 running stock ICS 4.0.4. baseband version-I9300DDLH1.Build no.-IMM76D.I9300XXBLH1(not rooted). i am not getting ota jellybean update.is there any conversion needed to get the ota update of 4.1.1??
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seriously?
There is no official JB outside Poland yet (if you are not rooted) and next time use the search function
We are all in the same boat still waiting for a release !! Such a drainer cbf flashing it myself lol
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Hi -
I unlocked my bootloader last night and would like to flash the HTC stock rom to make it look like the non-carrier version. In other words, the same ROM if you were to buy the phone directly from HTC.
How can I go about doing that? I know how to root so that is not an issue.
Thanks.
Flash a stock rooted rom from tue international section
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Im on the same boat, I have the Rogers HTC One, can I just simply grab the stock rom from the international HTC One version and flash it without problems?
I installed international rooted odex from ARHD thread on my AT&T phone without any issues. I'm back on stock rooted AT&T for now which I modified a little myself. I personally don't like how LTE on international tells you that you have 1 bar.
I'm sure AT&T modified their rom to show more than 1 just like other phones on AT&T. Everything works and you don't see any difference in reception or data speed though.
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Devices are all the same. Just don't flash a ruu or radio
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tjsooley said:
Devices are all the same. Just don't flash a ruu or radio
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Im sorry why not install a RUU? I was actually thinking to install one of the stock versions of the rom ( I believe they are called RUU?)
It won't work without s-OFF
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I believe CID is different on different phones and you won't be able to update that way. Only way is to use a stock rooted rom and flash through recovery.
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Yes I know there have been threads on this but all deal with custom roms.
I have the stock rom, rooted and unlocked bootloader, with TWRP recovery. What do I need to do to get the OTA update, OR is the update available anywhere that I can just flash it through TWRP.
I am assuming I will need to flash the stock recovery back (Which I don't have), and possibly lock the bootloader. Does locking it clear the phone like unlocking it does?
Is the AT&T OTA update 4.2.2 or just some tweaks? Anyone know the benefits?
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Yes I know there have been threads on this but all deal with custom roms.
I have the stock rom, rooted and unlocked bootloader, with TWRP recovery. What do I need to do to get the OTA update, OR is the update available anywhere that I can just flash it through TWRP.
I am assuming I will need to flash the stock recovery back (Which I don't have), and possibly lock the bootloader. Does locking it clear the phone like unlocking it does?
Is the AT&T OTA update 4.2.2 or just some tweaks? Anyone know the benefits?
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You need to be completely bone stock to get any sort of OTA updates. And the update you're talking about depends on what you're running now.
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You need to be completely bone stock to get any sort of OTA updates. And the update you're talking about depends on what you're running now.
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Ok so basically change to stock recovery, unroot, lock the bootloader. Will the lock clear my phone like unlocking it?
Currently I have 4.1.2
Rogue Leader said:
Ok so basically change to stock recovery, unroot, lock the bootloader. Will the lock clear my phone like unlocking it?
Currently I have 4.1.2
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That's right, and what do you mean clear it, you mean wipe it? Yes I believe it does.
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Rogue Leader said:
Yes I know there have been threads on this but all deal with custom roms.
I have the stock rom, rooted and unlocked bootloader, with TWRP recovery. What do I need to do to get the OTA update, OR is the update available anywhere that I can just flash it through TWRP.
I am assuming I will need to flash the stock recovery back (Which I don't have), and possibly lock the bootloader. Does locking it clear the phone like unlocking it does?
Is the AT&T OTA update 4.2.2 or just some tweaks? Anyone know the benefits?
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There is no AT&T 4.2.2 update yet.
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That's right, and what do you mean clear it, you mean wipe it? Yes I believe it does.
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Yeah thats what I mean
augie7107 said:
There is no AT&T 4.2.2 update yet.
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Ok if its not 4.2.2 then I'll probably wait anyway since I have to wipe the phone and redo everything.
Anyone know what it does change?
Thanks for the help guys.
I did the update and didn't see any major changes, anyone know if I can find a changelog for the update, does att even provide them?
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update
When can i update 4.2.2 throught OTA
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When can i update 4.2.2 throught OTA
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When at&t releases it.
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ota
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When at&t releases it.
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Do u hear any leak information
h3ll4ngel said:
Do u hear any leak information
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No... Why would I...
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FW
What is the lastest FW for htc one At&t?
I am sick of waiting att to release 4.2.2. The only solution I read now is to convert att rom to developer edition, which requires s-off and supercid. However, I have no intention to keep the device bootlocker unlocked. And I heard current s-off and s-on methods no longer work with 4.2.2.
So would it work if I convert the rom to developer edition, then s-on and relock the device, and at last upgrade to 4.2.2?
I'm running 1.26.502.12
I believe this is the latest.
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Why are you guys waiting to upgrade to 4.2.2 if you are unlocked and rooted? Just install a custom ROM that is built from 4.2.2 basebuild?
I've been running 4.2.2 on my at&t htc1 since day one of owning the phone.
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warstalker said:
Why are you guys waiting to upgrade to 4.2.2 if you are unlocked and rooted? Just install a custom ROM that is built from 4.2.2 basebuild?
I've been running 4.2.2 on my at&t htc1 since day one of owning the phone.
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That is a viable option if you're already rooted. I ran AT&T stock rooted 1.26.502.12 for a while myself. But I've used both Scott's Clean Rom (Based off of stock AT&T/ HTC 4.1.2) and I'm using Android Revolution HD 12.1 today (HTC 4.2.2). Once you're rooted, there's those and plenty of other variations on HTC's Sense 5 interface with either 4.1.2 or 4.2.2 out there so there's not really allot of reasons to stay bone stock. Any updates (or the useful parts of them, at least) will be picked out and used by the Devs we have working on the One so I wouldn't bother waiting on OTAs. Just keep a nandroid of your stock setup in case you need to revert back for warranty purposes.
Good luck with att. They genuinely suck. I flashed to viperrom and supercid and flashed firmware my self. Not going to wait till Christmas for a damn update from them while they figure out how to update their terrible apps like att drive.
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What idiot with a XDA account would wait for the official AT&T update?
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Do u hear any leak information
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I have the eta.
Somewhere between now and the next passing of haileys comet.
I guarantee it.
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shook187 said:
What idiot with a XDA account would wait for the official AT&T update?
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It baffles me really.
shook187 said:
What idiot with a XDA account would wait for the official AT&T update?
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And hello to you too douche.
Because I like how it works as is thats why. I have more than enough rooted and rommed devices at home to mess with, I don't need this one to be.