So I just got my One a few days ago and decided to root, unlock my bootloader, and flash a new rom. I unlocked, rooted, flashed twrp recovery and before I flashed a new rom, i wiped and ended up removing the roms from storage. Now i have no os to boot up into. No way to transfer a rom to the phone because clockwork and twrp dont support usb storage, adb sideload keeps failing, and ruu's wont install...on stock 4.3 ota from att....plz help.....
jm5503 said:
So I just got my One a few days ago and decided to root, unlock my bootloader, and flash a new rom. I unlocked, rooted, flashed twrp recovery and before I flashed a new rom, i wiped and ended up removing the roms from storage. Now i have no os to boot up into. No way to transfer a rom to the phone because clockwork and twrp dont support usb storage, adb sideload keeps failing, and ruu's wont install...on stock 4.3 ota from att....plz help.....
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I use a usb OTG in TWRP almost everyday
and if sideload is failing it's likely because you don't have the drivers installed properly
and so you know the unlock is what wiped the phone not TWRP (unless you choose advanced and selected to wipe the sdcard which no one does)
get you drivers working
to test from recovery on the phone and command on the PC do adb devices and make sure you device is listed.
then in twrp you choose advanced/adb sideload
Connect phone to PC
Open command line where you have the file of ROM assuming you have ADB in Path of system, if you have not just copy the ROM to same place you have ADB files.
Type:
adb devices
(verify you phone are detect)
adb sideload name_of_the_rom_file.zip
(Wait the file is transfered to phone and recovery flash)
jm5503 said:
So I just got my One a few days ago and decided to root, unlock my bootloader, and flash a new rom. I unlocked, rooted, flashed twrp recovery and before I flashed a new rom, i wiped and ended up removing the roms from storage. Now i have no os to boot up into. No way to transfer a rom to the phone because clockwork and twrp dont support usb storage, adb sideload keeps failing, and ruu's wont install...on stock 4.3 ota from att....plz help.....
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Thank you....
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Hey guys, so I successfully unlocked the bootloader to this phone and even installed a customer recovery (TWRP). However, when I go to Mount, there is no option to mount the sdcard!
I've tried a few different methods to fix this, including flashing stock recovery/bootloader factory reset/flash twrp with no luck!
I've tried pushing files through adb, as well as sideloading, and nothing is working!
If anyone has any ideas on how to fix this I would great appreciate it, as my next and final step is to run the RUU (which i continued getting an error for when trying to run it, though I think it may have been due to lack of memory on my computer).
You can't mount an SD Card your phone does not have use adb to push the rom to /data/media/ or sideload a rom. To do that you will need to make sure all the drivers are installed. Use HTC sync manager to install the drivers.
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Thank you for the speedy reply, and wow my bad. I'm modding this for a friend and for my own phone (HTC EVO 4G LTE) the internal storage is called the /sdcard so I thought the same would be for this.
I've already tried sideloading, and it went through successfully but now the phone is stuck at the white screen for the HOX+.
So that's where you push the files to for this phone, but once they are there how do you select them via twrp? Or does installing from zip option in twrp bring you to that path?
djs415 said:
Thank you for the speedy reply, and wow my bad. I'm modding this for a friend and for my own phone (HTC EVO 4G LTE) the internal storage is called the /sdcard so I thought the same would be for this.
I've already tried sideloading, and it went through successfully but now the phone is stuck at the white screen for the HOX+.
So that's where you push the files to for this phone, but once they are there how do you select them via twrp? Or does installing from zip option in twrp bring you to that path?
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The HOX+ is a MTP device, so it does not need one of the SD Card partitions older devices have. We don't have S-Off either, so when you sideloaded the rom, the kernel (boot.img) does not get flashed, you have to manually extract it from the rom.zip and flash it from fastboot (fastboot flash boot boot.img). Maybe that's why phone won't boot
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Ok, so I just tried flashing the boot img for the stock rom for this device through fastboot, and it went succesfully. Then I sideloaded the stock rom, and though it went %100 through on the computer side on the phone it said it ran into an error (Status 7). Any idea? Is it because I flashed the boot img first and then the rom?
djs415 said:
Ok, so I just tried flashing the boot img for the stock rom for this device through fastboot, and it went succesfully. Then I sideloaded the stock rom, and though it went %100 through on the computer side on the phone it said it ran into an error (Status 7). Any idea? Is it because I flashed the boot img first and then the rom?
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Stock rom? did you mean RUU? If yes, you need to relock your bootloader first.
Status 7? Are you trying to flash an AT&T rom on an international phone or vise versa?
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So I bought a HTC One off craigslist and factory reset it using TWRP. Now I am stuck on the boot screen with nothing but access to recovery and bootloader. I have no backups or ROM to flash from and i can't seem to mount the internal storage. I tried everything! I am currently attempting to push a custom or stock ROM to it using ADB and TWRP's sideload mode but it is not detecting my device. I have the latest HTC sync application and drivers. I need suggestions and help
If I were you I'd start over with an ruu. There's one available for at&t in the dev section. Boot to bootloader and plug in the phone to the computer. If you see fastboot USB in red, you're all set
Here's the RUU http://www.androidfiles.org/ruu/get....13_10.33.1150.01_release_318450_signed_2.exe
gunnyman said:
If I were you I'd start over with an ruu. There's one available for at&t in the dev section. Boot to bootloader and plug in the phone to the computer. If you see fastboot USB in red, you're all set
Here's the RUU http://www.androidfiles.org/ruu/get....13_10.33.1150.01_release_318450_signed_2.exe
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Additionally, if you can boot into bootloader, download the TWRP img via goo.im and download a ROM you want and use adb sideload to install it.
I tried to install a KitKat Rom but ended up having my One boot up and reboot to recovery. Unfortunately I decided not to make a backup because I felt I had gone through the motions enough times to know what I was doing, and now I can only boot to the Rom that won't work. I found another rom that I used before sitting in my computer, but I can't seem to use adb to push it (unless I'm doing it wrong) into my phone's storage so I can use recovery to boot into it. Help!
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I tried to install a KitKat Rom but ended up having my One boot up and reboot to recovery. Unfortunately I decided not to make a backup because I felt I had gone through the motions enough times to know what I was doing, and now I can only boot to the Rom that won't work. I found another rom that I used before sitting in my computer, but I can't seem to use adb to push it (unless I'm doing it wrong) into my phone's storage so I can use recovery to boot into it. Help!
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First kitkat roms require s-off and the newest version of TWRP 2.6.3.3
so you can update your recovery and get s-off and reflash the kitkat or you can push the old rom you have to the phone.
http://rumrunner.us/ for s-off
recovery is here - http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7
ADB Push from Recovery
adb push rom.zip /data/media/0/
the file you push must be in the same directory as ADB
Hello.
I've had twrp 2.6.3 with cm 10.2.1 stable, and today morning my device asked me for an update to cm11. After the update my device didn't boot, so i started to do research, i found out that i need cwm to get cm11 working, thats why im now on this site.
First i did a backup of all important files/data and then formate the SD Card
so i downloadet cm11 / cwm 6.0.4.6 and the gapps from this site.
installet it in this order:
Fastboot USB
fasboot devices
fastboot flash boot boot.img (from the cm11)
fastboot erase cache
Recovery
install zip from sideload.
adb devices
adb sideload cm11.zip
adb sideload gapps
after this steps i did reboot system.
And i stuck in bootloop right now.
what am I doing wrong?
I have a HOX + International
Kaozra said:
Hello.
I've had twrp 2.6.3 with cm 10.2.1 stable, and today morning my device asked me for an update to cm11. After the update my device didn't boot, so i started to do research, i found out that i need cwm to get cm11 working, thats why im now on this site.
First i did a backup of all important files/data and then formate the SD Card
so i downloadet cm11 / cwm 6.0.4.6 and the gapps from this site.
installet it in this order:
Fastboot USB
fasboot devices
fastboot flash boot boot.img (from the cm11)
fastboot erase cache
Recovery
install zip from sideload.
adb devices
adb sideload cm11.zip
adb sideload gapps
after this steps i did reboot system.
And i stuck in bootloop right now.
what am I doing wrong?
I have a HOX + International
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So did you installed CWR recovery ? if not you need to do that first . Since you say your backups are from TWRP , you better use Philz CWM which has a backup compatibility, else your TWRP backups will not work on CMW ..
Kaozra said:
Recovery
install zip from sideload.
adb devices
adb sideload cm11.zip
adb sideload gapps
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Maybe sideloading gapps is the problem? just try sideloading cm11, you can flash gapps later after first boot. Also no need to format complete /data partition (including /media) when you already had Android 4.2 or later installed.
ethanon said:
So did you installed CWR recovery ? if not you need to do that first . Since you say your backups are from TWRP , you better use Philz CWM which has a backup compatibility, else your TWRP backups will not work on CMW ..
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sry forgott to write that i already have cwm v4.0.4.6
You didn't full wipe
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I wiped everything, and still stuck in bootloop from cyanogenmod.
Do I need to wipe cache after installing the cm11 from sideload?
I will try it now with the All-In-One Kit from hasoon.
Now I got another problem.
I Installet the newest HTC Sync Manager, because i got the error with htc mtp device. And now in the device manager my pc thinks its an htc one... and the ohter problem is, in cmd it doesn't recognize adb..
I Really need help here...
I installed over 4 different sync managers. and a few drivers, but my pc still don't recognize my phone..
ADB is working now...
i think i now the problem, i got an old version of hboot. version 1.72.0000 so now im trying to update it.
Nothing is working. is there another way to get it work? can it be, that I installet something earlier and now its the reason that it wont boot?
At&t X+ or international.... You are doing something wrong here
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It has been a long while since I felt the need to flash a rom but today i decided to update to current. Made a huge mistake and formatted the sd card and wiped the os and Rom install files. Right now i can access fastboot, Hboot, and recovery. But for some reason USB doesnt work in recovery. with no OS to boot my device just sits at the Htc factory white screen. I have not been able to find one way to adb into my device to"push " the needed OS zip. Also have tried to flash a factory RUU but no adb access. Can someone help me out of this problem?
adrianh85 said:
It has been a long while since I felt the need to flash a rom but today i decided to update to current. Made a huge mistake and formatted the sd card and wiped the os and Rom install files. Right now i can access fastboot, Hboot, and recovery. But for some reason USB doesnt work in recovery. with no OS to boot my device just sits at the Htc factory white screen. I have not been able to find one way to adb into my device to"push " the needed OS zip. Also have tried to flash a factory RUU but no adb access. Can someone help me out of this problem?
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Are you able to issue fastboot commands? If so try fastboot reboot recovery and see if adb is then recognized.
sabres032 said:
Are you able to issue fastboot commands? If so try fastboot reboot recovery and see if adb is then recognized.
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Nope that didnt work. Is there a Update or img zip file that can be flashed via bootloader that includes a rom?
I recommend you to check if HTC has some recovery utilities. Exactly the same thing happened to me months ago with an Xperia SP, but recovery didn't work either, not to mention adb nor usb ; my computer didn't recognise the device at all. At the end I found a Sony program that made me manually choose my phone and region, made the phone recognizable for the program, and flashed full stock. HTC should have something similar.
adrianh85 said:
Nope that didnt work. Is there a Update or img zip file that can be flashed via bootloader that includes a rom?
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What happens when you boot to recovery and type adb devices?? If nothing shows up try.
adb kill-server
adb start-server
adb devices
and see what happens.
What recovery are you using?
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I had this problem not too long ago. I could not get anything to work until installer a generic adb setup for all androids. Then my phone was recognized and I was able to sideload a rom through TWRP.
https://www.dropbox.com/s/mrodur1ig8uup4u/adb-setup-1.3.zip
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