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Hi guys. I was hoping someone could help me as i'm having quite some trouble with my custom recovery boot on my GSM HTC Hero...
The problem is that regardless of what i do. after about 5mins while in my recovery bootloader (amon ra's v1.6.2), the bootloader will simply freeze up or reboot itself and hang on the HERO bootscreen...
I've tried reinstalling the recovery bootloader.
Tried installing clockworks recovery bootloader and reinstalling amon ra.
I just installed HTC's official firmware and rerooted my HTC hero.
But to no avail. It will still freeze or reboot and hang after about 5mins of use when in recovery mode...
It's troublesome because i'm afraid to upgrade my radio to the latest version since if it freezes while flashing i might brick my phone... And i don't want that.
I'm clueless as to what i should do next.. Does anyone have any clue as to what is happening, or even having experienced it before and found a solution?
Hope anyone can help.
Best Regards
Kuresu
Post an adb logcat to pastebin and a dmesg| tail as well
Any chance you could tell me how i do it.
I can never seem to get logcat to work when in recovery mode.
Anyone at all? :x
Most guides on creating goldcards give instructions on how to set up Android sdk on your pc/laptop, once that is done its not hard to do a logcat. Google is your friend.
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i have the evo 3d and flashed some roms and alwats did back ups but tried the miui rom and now usb does not work at all...tried restoring or flashing other roms that were already on my usb cant do commands cuz usb doesnt work can someone please help
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i have the evo 3d and flashed some roms and alwats did back ups but tried the miui rom and now usb does not work at all...tried restoring or flashing other roms that were already on my usb cant do commands cuz usb doesnt work can someone please help
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can't do commands via usb, i'm reading this to mean, you don't have adb access.
after wiping the /data partition, where system settings are stored, including the toggle for adb access via, you will probably have to re-enable.
to enable adb access via usb on sense -> settings -> applications -> development -> usb debugging. this should be toggle on.
if that doesn't work, post back and we can start digging deeper but i'm hoping that'll resolve your isse!
I apologize in advance for being lengthy, but I want to be thorough to give you a good idea of what I did. Hopefully someone will point out what I did right or wrong.
I had this same exact problem with MIUI the other day. I am not an expert on rooting/flashing, but I was able to resolve the issue with a little trial and error.
I flashed MIUI on my 3d. I wasnt too impressed with it really and flashed back to Eternity. A few days passed and I decided to give MIUI another shot and flashed back a second time. Mind you, I always do a factory reset twice, wipe cache twice, and wipe dalvik cache twice before any flash (even if it is an updated version of the ROM I am using), so I made sure to wipe everything before flashing. When I flashed I noticed the little bug on the notification bar area of MIUI and thought it was a clever way of showing debug mode was on.
After messing with it some more I realized that I just plain didnt like it and giving it any more time was not neccessary. I decided to flash back to Eternity. I booted up my phone into bootloader and tried to get into fastboot USB, but it wouldnt activate when I put my USB in. I rebooted into MIUI to make sure I didn't mistakenly turn debugging off. It was still on. I tried to get into fastboot USB a second time. Still an error. I searched XDA came across this thread. Noted that USB debug was on. Followed steps, no progress.
At this point I figured I would just try to flash eternity to see what happened without using fastboot. Froze on bootup. So I flashed MIUI back on. I then remembered hearing about Flash Image GUI on market (made by JoeyKrim who posted above me in this thread). I figured I would give it a shot.
Failed. I had Ziggy kernel from Eternity already on my SD, so I flashed that. It said it was successful. So I powered down. Then I booted into bootloader and went into recovery. I tried to flash Eternity and it froze during boot. I tried to boot up several times and always froze. I went back to MIUI figuring that perhaps the kernel really didnt flash. MIUI made it past boot, to the lockscreen, but I couldnt unlock it. Bascially I was stuck. None of the buttons worked except for power. I tried again to reboot MIUI again. Same problem.
Starting to get a bit desperate, and not being able to get into fastboot USB at all, I figured I could try to nand restore to stock rooted. Of course...still wont work since I couldnt access fastboot USB. My screen froze during boot on this as well.
So here I am stuck with no fastboot USB, a restore that wont flash, Eternity wont flash, and MIUI isnt responding. Honestly I was getting upset and had half a mind to hit the phone with a stun gun and take it to Sprint. (not my idea, but a Sprint person told me once to fry it and take it in and they would say it was a battery short which fried it). Anyhow. I then figured I would try RUU. Problem was that I heard RUU wont work unless you are locked. So I tried to re-lock, and of course couldnt do it since fastboto USB wont work.
I decided to hit the RUU anyhow and it failed saying it was Security fail. I wazs thinking of options, hit it with stun gun hopefully sprint replaced, sink it and insurance replace it, or just head to sprint to see if they could help. But much to my surprise, I tried to boot into bootloader one more time and sure enough fastboot USB was back. My recovery was gone, so I flashed CWM again and was able to put eternity back on. The only problem is that my CWM was deleted and I lost my Nand. Not too big a deal as I can always put a stock rooted rom on and use that as my Nand. Or I can always just RUU to stock, then re-root just to be certain I have a clean nand.
Alright guys. Anyone care to comment on what could have been done differently?
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I apologize in advance for being lengthy, but I want to be thorough to give you a good idea of what I did. Hopefully someone will point out what I did right or wrong.
I had this same exact problem with MIUI the other day. I am not an expert on rooting/flashing, but I was able to resolve the issue with a little trial and error.
I flashed MIUI on my 3d. I wasnt too impressed with it really and flashed back to Eternity. A few days passed and I decided to give MIUI another shot and flashed back a second time. Mind you, I always do a factory reset twice, wipe cache twice, and wipe dalvik cache twice before any flash (even if it is an updated version of the ROM I am using), so I made sure to wipe everything before flashing. When I flashed I noticed the little bug on the notification bar area of MIUI and thought it was a clever way of showing debug mode was on.
After messing with it some more I realized that I just plain didnt like it and giving it any more time was not neccessary. I decided to flash back to Eternity. I booted up my phone into bootloader and tried to get into fastboot USB, but it wouldnt activate when I put my USB in. I rebooted into MIUI to make sure I didn't mistakenly turn debugging off. It was still on. I tried to get into fastboot USB a second time. Still an error. I searched XDA came across this thread. Noted that USB debug was on. Followed steps, no progress.
At this point I figured I would just try to flash eternity to see what happened without using fastboot. Froze on bootup. So I flashed MIUI back on. I then remembered hearing about Flash Image GUI on market (made by JoeyKrim who posted above me in this thread). I figured I would give it a shot.
Failed. I had Ziggy kernel from Eternity already on my SD, so I flashed that. It said it was successful. So I powered down. Then I booted into bootloader and went into recovery. I tried to flash Eternity and it froze during boot. I tried to boot up several times and always froze. I went back to MIUI figuring that perhaps the kernel really didnt flash. MIUI made it past boot, to the lockscreen, but I couldnt unlock it. Bascially I was stuck. None of the buttons worked except for power. I tried again to reboot MIUI again. Same problem.
Starting to get a bit desperate, and not being able to get into fastboot USB at all, I figured I could try to nand restore to stock rooted. Of course...still wont work since I couldnt access fastboot USB. My screen froze during boot on this as well.
So here I am stuck with no fastboot USB, a restore that wont flash, Eternity wont flash, and MIUI isnt responding. Honestly I was getting upset and had half a mind to hit the phone with a stun gun and take it to Sprint. (not my idea, but a Sprint person told me once to fry it and take it in and they would say it was a battery short which fried it). Anyhow. I then figured I would try RUU. Problem was that I heard RUU wont work unless you are locked. So I tried to re-lock, and of course couldnt do it since fastboto USB wont work.
I decided to hit the RUU anyhow and it failed saying it was Security fail. I wazs thinking of options, hit it with stun gun hopefully sprint replaced, sink it and insurance replace it, or just head to sprint to see if they could help. But much to my surprise, I tried to boot into bootloader one more time and sure enough fastboot USB was back. My recovery was gone, so I flashed CWM again and was able to put eternity back on. The only problem is that my CWM was deleted and I lost my Nand. Not too big a deal as I can always put a stock rooted rom on and use that as my Nand. Or I can always just RUU to stock, then re-root just to be certain I have a clean nand.
Alright guys. Anyone care to comment on what could have been done differently?
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Well there is a lot going on in that post ... Not sure how my application Flash Image GUI failed. I would be more than happy to fix/resolve any bug or issue you've encountered!
Fastboot usb mode should always work. There is no setting in Android which will have any impact on fastboot usb mode (other than not allowing the device to boot into the bootloader). I generally find the best process to be, boot the device into the bootloader, plug in usb and then select fastboot.
Perhaps, once you're in the bootloader, you can also select fastboot and then plug in USB (this works best on my NS4G).
Either way, fastboot usb should always work. If you're using Windows, there could definitely be a drivers issue or Windows being finicky with the drivers and that might result in fastboot USB not working. A simple reboot of the Windows machine should clear any fastboot driver issues.
The best working method to correctly load a ROM is by properly loading the recovery to work with the HTC unlock method. HTC unlock method will only grant the recovery write access to the boot partition when the recovery image is temporarily fastboot boot'd. The command is: fastboot boot c:\android\cwm-recovery.img.
If you boot into the bootloader and select recovery from the menu, it will boot into the recovery, but the HTC unlock method will not grant the recovery write access to the boot partition. You can flash a ROM from here and restore a nand. Both will completely successfully and claim they flashed the kernel w/o any issues but the memory write lock will have prevented the kernel writes from being retained.
Also, regarding my application, Flash Image GUI, it should properly flash any EVO 3D kernel .zip file from normal Android mode as the HTC unlock method allows kernel write access while in normal Android mode.
Why did HTC block kernel write access from recovery mode? They haven't provided an answer .. we can only speculate ...
Hope that helps explain a few more steps to the process and provide greater clarity!
thanks Joey.
Who knows. I have no idea why your app didnt work. I would also like to point out that I am not blaming your app at all. I may have simply done it incorrectly. To be honest by the time I even used your app I was pretty frazzled, so I may have done an error.
Ok. So, yes. Everytime I flash I always use fastboot USB. The command you use is different from mine though. My command is courtesy of Zedomax (HTC Evo Hacks method). CD desktop \rootevo3dnew
fastboot boot cwm-4.0.1.4-shooter.img
So, I always use that when I flash.
I have no idea why fastboot USB dissapeared. At first I figured it was a USB port error. I have heard that many people with OG Evo and 3vo's have USB port issues. So, like a good troubleshooter, I went for the obvious and switched my USB cord. No luck. Then I figured I would plug it into the wall to charge to see if it charged. It did. So I knew it wasnt the cord and it wasnt the port.
Perhaps like you said, the driver was just wonky. I ran a check and it said driver was up to date, so I doubt it.
In the end plugging it into HTC Sync to run an RUU fixed the problem. Even though the RUU didnt go through because I was HTC unlocked, it did fix the USB error and I had USB access again. From there I was able to flash back into recovery and flash back to Eternity.
And on a side note, I also learned the importance of copying my ClockworkMod file off of my SD card and onto my desktop. Since I lost the recovery I no longer had CWM on my SD card and my nand backup was gone. So now I will always keep a copy of the folder on my desktop so that I make sure to have a working NAND.
And to be thorough I decided to re-lock, then re-unlock, re-root today as well. I figured this way I would be working with a 100% clean working ROM again to have a good NAND as a basis as opposed to downloading a stock rooted ROM. Im sure it is probably basically the same thing, but I wanted to do it this way to be sure.
thanks again. Ill let you know if I have any additional issues with your app.
thos25 said:
thanks Joey.
Who knows. I have no idea why your app didnt work. I would also like to point out that I am not blaming your app at all. I may have simply done it incorrectly. To be honest by the time I even used your app I was pretty frazzled, so I may have done an error.
Ok. So, yes. Everytime I flash I always use fastboot USB. The command you use is different from mine though. My command is courtesy of Zedomax (HTC Evo Hacks method). CD desktop \rootevo3dnew
fastboot boot cwm-4.0.1.4-shooter.img
So, I always use that when I flash.
I have no idea why fastboot USB dissapeared. At first I figured it was a USB port error. I have heard that many people with OG Evo and 3vo's have USB port issues. So, like a good troubleshooter, I went for the obvious and switched my USB cord. No luck. Then I figured I would plug it into the wall to charge to see if it charged. It did. So I knew it wasnt the cord and it wasnt the port.
Perhaps like you said, the driver was just wonky. I ran a check and it said driver was up to date, so I doubt it.
In the end plugging it into HTC Sync to run an RUU fixed the problem. Even though the RUU didnt go through because I was HTC unlocked, it did fix the USB error and I had USB access again. From there I was able to flash back into recovery and flash back to Eternity.
And on a side note, I also learned the importance of copying my ClockworkMod file off of my SD card and onto my desktop. Since I lost the recovery I no longer had CWM on my SD card and my nand backup was gone. So now I will always keep a copy of the folder on my desktop so that I make sure to have a working NAND.
And to be thorough I decided to re-lock, then re-unlock, re-root today as well. I figured this way I would be working with a 100% clean working ROM again to have a good NAND as a basis as opposed to downloading a stock rooted ROM. Im sure it is probably basically the same thing, but I wanted to do it this way to be sure.
thanks again. Ill let you know if I have any additional issues with your app.
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I'll give you a little feedback on the process to sum up your knowledge around the edges. Everything seems correct, there are a few points.
1) CD desktop \rootevo3dnew and fastboot boot cwm-4.0.1.4-shooter.img is the same as fastboot boot desktop\cwm-4.0.1.4-shooter.img . The only difference here is where the recovery image is stored. The key part is being able to supply the fastboot binary with the correct command being "boot" instead of "flash recovery".
2)If you lose your CWM recovery, it does not always mean you have lost your nandroid images. They are stored on the sdcard card under clockworkmod directory, /sdcard/clockworkmod . Even if you switch recoveries, these files will still remain. They should never be erased unless you intentionally erase them.
3) If you really want to start with 100% clean stock ROM, running an RUU is the best way. re-lock and un-lock, all it does is toggle a setting in the bootloader and wipe your /data directory. it won't make any changes to radio, system partition, etc. an RUU will copy over most of all the partitions with stock files, completely resetting the device.
appreciate your support with my app and hope the extra details help round out the edges! good luck!
I had a similar issue when i was switching to AOSP kernels/roms. I rebooted my phones once or twice and it connected fine. Maybe it have something to do with AOSP since MIUI is aosp also.
joeykrim said:
I'll give you a little feedback on the process to sum up your knowledge around the edges. Everything seems correct, there are a few points.
1) CD desktop \rootevo3dnew and fastboot boot cwm-4.0.1.4-shooter.img is the same as fastboot boot desktop\cwm-4.0.1.4-shooter.img . The only difference here is where the recovery image is stored. The key part is being able to supply the fastboot binary with the correct command being "boot" instead of "flash recovery".
2)If you lose your CWM recovery, it does not always mean you have lost your nandroid images. They are stored on the sdcard card under clockworkmod directory, /sdcard/clockworkmod . Even if you switch recoveries, these files will still remain. They should never be erased unless you intentionally erase them.
3) If you really want to start with 100% clean stock ROM, running an RUU is the best way. re-lock and un-lock, all it does is toggle a setting in the bootloader and wipe your /data directory. it won't make any changes to radio, system partition, etc. an RUU will copy over most of all the partitions with stock files, completely resetting the device.
appreciate your support with my app and hope the extra details help round out the edges! good luck!
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Thanks for the comments and lesson. I apologize for not responding sooner, but a recent death in family prevented me from really being on here too much lately.
1) I pretty much figured that. Yeah. I only try to flash using this method, that is why when my fastboot USB disapeared I thought I was really in a bad spot. Luckily I got it working again, so all was not lost.
2). Yes. I know it should remain on SD card, which was strange why I couldn't find it. However, thinking back on it, I do remember deleting some files off of my SD card on the same night. I probably just mistakenly deleted my CWM Recovery with my NAND backups. Sometimes when I double click a file to look at it, when I leave the file I see that there is a checkmark on that file. I may have just not noticed the checkmark on the CWM, went to delete another file, and mistakenly deleted CWM with it.
3) An RUU will not change a RADIO? I was under the impression that they did. Sort of like applying an OTA, but manually doing it through SYNC.
well, thanks again though. I learned some new things and appreciate it.
Flash image GUI works like a charm
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plz tell me how to get out of the fastboot usb mode. i m stuck with the G1 screen having fastboot usb title on the top.
PLZ HELP!!!
Hello,
I, ve been reading xda for many years and had many android devices (recently SGSII for 2 years). I have quite an experience flashing roms, using recoveries etc... But this time on HTC One X+ (international) I really need XDA users help, thats why I decided to write this post.
I have a new unbranded HOX+, managed to unlock its bootloader, flash TWRP (for my version of HOX+) and from there flash superuser.zip. All worked ok (didn't produce any errors). Root is ok. But after a while, when I turned on the phone and tried to install an APK from PlayStore or read gmail - phone rebooted.
And it stills constanly do this whatever I try to do. Phone reboots whithout any change. I cannot relock bootloader, wipe, flash, install apps or copy files to phone. Every time I try to simpy use it, it just reboots with state reverted to the moment of first boot after rooting. If I leave it alone it still reboots, but after a while.
Adb and fastboot connections are available , but it looks like they are unable to commit any change. Stock rom with TWRP. I can boot to TWRP, but nothing there give a result. I can wipe, format, fix permissions, it all says operation went ok, but after a reboot, my system is unchanged.
Fastboot flashes of boot.img or recovery.img report success, but after reboot kernel / recovery aren't changed. Same with relocking bootloader, it reports that has been locked, and in bootloader mode i still see big, pink "UNLOCKED". So I also cannot flash RUU.
It seems I am unable to normally use my brand new smartphone and change anything.
Does anyone have a clue how to fix it?
Please help. I desperately need suggestions.
Thanks.
Htc ONE X+ Help!!
7virage7 said:
Hello,
I, ve been reading xda for many years and had many android devices (recently SGSII for 2 years). I have quite an experience flashing roms, using recoveries etc... But this time on HTC One X+ (international) I really need XDA users help, thats why I decided to write this post.
I have a new unbranded HOX+, managed to unlock its bootloader, flash TWRP (for my version of HOX+) and from there flash superuser.zip. All worked ok (didn't produce any errors). Root is ok. But after a while, when I turned on the phone and tried to install an APK from PlayStore or read gmail - phone rebooted.
And it stills constanly do this whatever I try to do. Phone reboots whithout any change. I cannot relock bootloader, wipe, flash, install apps or copy files to phone. Every time I try to simpy use it, it just reboots with state reverted to the moment of first boot after rooting. If I leave it alone it still reboots, but after a while.
Adb and fastboot connections are available , but it looks like they are unable to commit any change. Stock rom with TWRP. I can boot to TWRP, but nothing there give a result. I can wipe, format, fix permissions, it all says operation went ok, but after a reboot, my system is unchanged.
Fastboot flashes of boot.img or recovery.img report success, but after reboot kernel / recovery aren't changed. Same with relocking bootloader, it reports that has been locked, and in bootloader mode i still see big, pink "UNLOCKED". So I also cannot flash RUU.
It seems I am unable to normally use my brand new smartphone and change anything.
Does anyone have a clue how to fix it?
Please help. I desperately need suggestions.
Thanks.
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Hi, you can change the recovery? TOUCH tries CWM Recovery v6.0.2.7 (CONFIRMED WORKING CHARGING MODE OFF). Try it, I recommend Android Revolution HD 7.0 + boot.img forum for 7.x find it, good luck and excuse my English.
Flash recovery with HTC One X + All-In-One Toolkit V3.0 [7-16-2013] [PERM ROOT] [Noob-Proof], sorry if I can not do much, I hope to see this more and serve you better help.
thacruz said:
Hi, you can change the recovery? TOUCH tries CWM Recovery v6.0.2.7 (CONFIRMED WORKING CHARGING MODE OFF). Try it, I recommend Android Revolution HD 7.0 + boot.img forum for 7.x find it, good luck and excuse my English.
Flash recovery with HTC One X + All-In-One Toolkit V3.0 [7-16-2013] [PERM ROOT] [Noob-Proof], sorry if I can not do much, I hope to see this more and serve you better help.
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Hey, .
Sadly, recovery does not change. I am able to flash it through fastboot, it reports succes, but after reboot I still see my old TWRP.
Thats my issue, my phone is magical, nothing seems to affect its state
Thanks for your advice!
Htc ONE X+ Help!!
7virage7 said:
Hey, .
Sadly, recovery does not change. I am able to flash it through fastboot, it reports succes, but after reboot I still see my old TWRP.
Thats my issue, my phone is magical, nothing seems to affect its state
Thanks for your advice!
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one more attempt, try doing it on another PC, and that the Toolkit is in C:. And that the folder has a short name, such as C :/ Toolkit or something, someone else help us, is an impressive smarthphone.
thacruz said:
one more attempt, try doing it on another PC, and that the Toolkit is in C:. And that the folder has a short name, such as C :/ Toolkit or something, someone else help us, is an impressive smarthphone.
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Thanks for ideas, but it still does not work. Phone reverts its state. It's trully magical. Every time it reboots to the moment just after rooting. I have never seen anything like it before. Bootloader is always unlocked and memory chip state cannot be changed.
At least I haven't figure out how to do it yet
Anyone, please help!
EDIT:
A tried ADB sideload today, but after the file is sideloaded it can't be flashed - TWRP considers it corrupted and it vanishes after rebooting - AS EVERY CHANGE
I hope I didn't ruined my phone the first hour I got it, and XDA members could still help me. PLEASE
Hmm, it seems like everything fails to write to the emmc chip on your device, I would try to take it to a shop that does JTAG fixes, it could be a defective memory/emmc chip, sadly HTC will probably make you pay full price
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humzaahmed155 said:
Hmm, it seems like everything fails to write to the emmc chip on your device, I would try to take it to a shop that does JTAG fixes, it could be a defective memory/emmc chip, sadly HTC will probably make you pay full price
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Hi, I think also it's is the explanation for HOX+ radio lacks, permanent screen locks after the sleep, etc... fails in my AT&T's unlocked HOX+, defective emmc or emmc firmware.. It´s possible?
You also can see it: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2404393
Hi,
I'm a bit new here and running a good old-fashioned stock Inc 4G LTE, never rooted or flashed to new ROM. It DOES have the latest OTA update from Verizon a couple months ago.
This morning my phone suddenly went off after working OK. Then when trying to restart, I get an infinite boot loop and it won't get past the red Droid screen. I've searched various threads and tried what I think are the most obvious things, and nothing seems to help. But I want to make sure there are no other options before I throw it in the trash.
Here's what I tried:
- Tried entering Safe Mode by holding down volume key after HTC screen comes on. Makes no difference, does not enter Safe Mode.
- Get to HBOOT OK. Says 'LOCKED' and I am running HBOOT v.1.15.0000.
- - In HBOOT, I've tried running Recovery a couple times. Seems to go OK, but just starts looping when restarting.
- - In HBOOT, tried running Recovery > Wipe Cache Partition. Says cache is cleared.
- - In HBOOT, tried running Recovery > Wipe data/factory reset. Seem to go through OK.
- - In HBOOT, tried running Factory Reset.
- - In HBOOT, tried running Clear Storage.
- Pulled battery and tried spare.
- Removed SD card.
Some history - this phone has always been very sluggish. A few months ago started shutting down when doing camera intensive things (would jump to battery at critical level). So I did a factory reset a couple weeks ago and was slowly adding some of the essential apps back in. It crashed trying to upload photos to Facebook. Last night I had just moved some apps to the Phone storage and set my Sound Profile app to change profiles in the morning. This is about the time the phone crashed.
Anything else I should try before giving up?
Can I try to root and install a custom ROM to fix when in this state? Is this now possible with latest OTA update?
If custom ROM is last chance, is there a really solid one running 4.3 and Sense?
THANKS! May be time to get a HTC One or iPhoney, as I'm just not into huge phones that are coming out...
iRunNaked said:
If your on bootloader 1.15.0000 and now 1.16.0000, try using the stock Ruu and restoring the phone. If not, try rebooting in bootloader and factory reset.
If that doesn't work, gain root (if you haven't) and get s-off/unlock bootloader/CID set to 111111, and try a custom rom. If all else fails, take it back to stock and unroot/s-on/CID back to VZW/Relocked.
Call Verizon and tell them you need a replacement. The phone randomly gets real hot and reboots. They should send you a new one no problem.
I girlfriend had the random reboots, ending up getting it replaced. Now shes on her 4th or 5th incredible lte. (data Issues & random reboots)
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I tried running a stock 2.17.. RUU, but got a "Failed" message because the software was too old. I'm guessing that is because I'm on the newer 2.19.. OTA update?!? Anyone know where to get a RUU file for the latest 2.19 version? I've been searching with no luck.
I'll have to research how to root/unlock the phone when it won't boot. Any specific threads that have fairly detailed instructions would be appreciated.
Thanks!
jethrodesign said:
I tried running a stock 2.17.. RUU, but got a "Failed" message because the software was too old. I'm guessing that is because I'm on the newer 2.19.. OTA update?!? Anyone know where to get a RUU file for the latest 2.19 version? I've been searching with no luck.
I'll have to research how to root/unlock the phone when it won't boot. Any specific threads that have fairly detailed instructions would be appreciated.
Thanks!
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I looked at the thread about how to successfully root & flash the phone when it has the Verizon OTA update (2.19.xx) found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2664460.
But it appears at first glance that to do it the phone needs to be booted up and connected to the computer via USB. I can only get my phone to the HBOOT screen, nothing else.
- Can anyone confirm that to unlock and/or flash a new ROM on this phone that it has to be able to boot up? No way to do it on my phone with the 2.19 software and constant rebooting?
Thanks. It's cosmetically perfect, so I feel bad about throwing it away. If I can get it back up somehow I could at least sell it or give it to someone in need.
jethrodesign said:
I looked at the thread about how to successfully root & flash the phone when it has the Verizon OTA update (2.19.xx) found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2664460.
But it appears at first glance that to do it the phone needs to be booted up and connected to the computer via USB. I can only get my phone to the HBOOT screen, nothing else.
- Can anyone confirm that to unlock and/or flash a new ROM on this phone that it has to be able to boot up? No way to do it on my phone with the 2.19 software and constant rebooting?
Thanks. It's cosmetically perfect, so I feel bad about throwing it away. If I can get it back up somehow I could at least sell it or give it to someone in need.
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If you want to use mdmower's "temp-root" trick, then you'll need to be able to access the device through Android Debug Bridge. Can you see the device if you type
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adb devices
after booting up past the bootloader?
stringedonbass said:
If you want to use mdmower's "temp-root" trick, then you'll need to be able to access the device through Android Debug Bridge. Can you see the device if you type
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adb devices
after booting up past the bootloader?
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Hi. I've never tried running ADB. Not very familiar with it at all. But my phone will not boot past the HBOOT option. No matter what I've tried, it will just go into a rebooting loop. I'm assuming it needs to be fully booted up to work with ADB?!?
- Is there an RUU for the latest software update (2.19.xx) somewhere that I can try running to see if it will help it fully boot?
- Any other options?
Thanks!
jethrodesign said:
Hi. I've never tried running ADB. Not very familiar with it at all. But my phone will not boot past the HBOOT option. No matter what I've tried, it will just go into a rebooting loop. I'm assuming it needs to be fully booted up to work with ADB?!?
- Is there an RUU for the latest software update (2.19.xx) somewhere that I can try running to see if it will help it fully boot?
- Any other options?
Thanks!
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Yes, my understanding is that to use adb, you need to be able to boot into the OS with usb debugging turned on. Hopefully someone will come along with a worthwhile response!
Is anyone aware of more current RUU's than are menteioned here?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1770978
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If the phone failed as a completely stocked phone, why not try returning as opposed to figuring out how to root a broken phone?
I made a stupid mistake when unlocking my DNA and flashing a custom ROM (ViperDNA 4.1). I ran the rumrunner S-OFF which seemed to go without flaw. The mistake I made was checking to see if root installed which I'm assuming now it didn't. I installed Clockwork Recovery on it and booted into recovery and installed ViperDNA which gave errors. When I rebooted I was stuck at the boot splash. I tried an unbricking method posted on YouTube that required going into Fastboot USB and running an OEM Lock command and then using HTC's ROM update utility to reflash stock back to it which failed. I've rooted and flashed recovery to a lot of devices so I wouldn't consider myself to be a total noob but I'm at a loss here. Any help would be greatly appreciated! :fingers-crossed:
Black htc screen with triangles on each corner
Man I really need help. ...I tried to flash and something went wrong to where I erased the entire os and I continued to fix this issue because all I had access to was twrp(custom rom) and bootloader. then what was crazy is that it appeared that based on the fact that I was on 4.4.2 kit kat that I was unable to fix it. after researching I found a ruu that didn't have the boot image so I flashed the factory ruu with no boot image and my htc scrren with the status bar filled all the way up but it never moved off of that screen I assume because that ruu didn't have the boot image so I thought that common sense would be to at one of the boot images that I had to the zip file of the ruu without the boot image....that's when I made things worst and now im stuck on this htc screen with the four triangles...my pc wont detect my device and im in need of some serious help....can you help? can anybody help?
I believe i can help!!!
jazoon said:
i made a stupid mistake when unlocking my dna and flashing a custom rom (viperdna 4.1). I ran the rumrunner s-off which seemed to go without flaw. The mistake i made was checking to see if root installed which i'm assuming now it didn't. I installed clockwork recovery on it and booted into recovery and installed viperdna which gave errors. When i rebooted i was stuck at the boot splash. I tried an unbricking method posted on youtube that required going into fastboot usb and running an oem lock command and then using htc's rom update utility to reflash stock back to it which failed. I've rooted and flashed recovery to a lot of devices so i wouldn't consider myself to be a total noob but i'm at a loss here. Any help would be greatly appreciated! :fingers-crossed:
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look at my situation (right below yours) i just got myself out of that situation everything is back to stock and at least i have a fresh start...whats your current status?
CHRIST STARZ said:
look at my situation (right below yours) i just got myself out of that situation everything is back to stock and at least i have a fresh start...whats your current status?
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I had the same problem last night. I couldn't get fastboot to work properly and thought I was screwed. Here is what I did:
I downloaded a stock rooted rom and put it on a flash drive. I used my USB OTG cable and booted into recovery. I then mounted the external drive and flashed the stock 4.1 rom back on it and that cleared it up. I haven't re-tried to flash the ROM I tried, but I think my issue was an old recovery version.
Once you get back to stock, update or change your recovery to a new one and then try again would be my suggestion.
If you don't have an OTG cable, I'd suggest at a minimum order one for when it happens again