I have rooted multiple devices and flashed countless roms on this phone but i went to update to sense 5 Y-6 and got stuck at splash screen. Then when i tried to go into recovery it shows the "TWRP" logo and then reboots. I then tried to fastboot flash an older version of TWRP but still no go. I did do a full wipe before trying to flash Y-6.
theshrimp said:
I have rooted multiple devices and flashed countless roms on this phone but i went to update to sense 5 Y-6 and got stuck at splash screen. Then when i tried to go into recovery it shows the "TWRP" logo and then reboots. I then tried to fastboot flash an older version of TWRP but still no go. I did do a full wipe before trying to flash Y-6.
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It took my phone about 1-2 minutes to boot up on Y7...
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hondafreak513 said:
It took my phone about 1-2 minutes to boot up on Y7...
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I let it sit for a couple of minutes but it kept rebooting after about 30 sec of being at the splash screen.
theshrimp said:
I have rooted multiple devices and flashed countless roms on this phone but i went to update to sense 5 Y-6 and got stuck at splash screen. Then when i tried to go into recovery it shows the "TWRP" logo and then reboots. I then tried to fastboot flash an older version of TWRP but still no go. I did do a full wipe before trying to flash Y-6.
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You still having issue? Can you get to recovery? I will help you
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yankees2450 said:
You still having issue? Can you get to recovery? I will help you
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Yeah. I still cant get into recovery but i can get to fastboot.
theshrimp said:
Yeah. I still cant get into recovery but i can get to fastboot.
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You have adb setup right?
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yankees2450 said:
You have adb setup right?
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I do, but cant get my phone to be recognized by adb. does it have to be in fastboot?
theshrimp said:
I do, but cant get my phone to be recognized by adb. does it have to be in fastboot?
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Yep. If you can't get adb working. Plan b. Look at my signature n look for recovery zip flash. Download the normal recovery not kitkat one. Rename the zip to PJ75IMG.zip n added to your root external sdcard. Boot back to your bootloader. Flash it. Power off your phone. Remove the zip. Boot back to recovery. Good luck n let me know.
In the future post issues on my thread or pm me. Good luck
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yankees2450 said:
Yep. If you can't get adb working. Plan b. Look at my signature n look for recovery zip flash. Download the normal recovery not kitkat one. Rename the zip to PJ75IMG.zip n added to your root external sdcard. Boot back to your bootloader. Flash it. Power off your phone. Remove the zip. Boot back to recovery. Good luck n let me know.
In the future post issues on my thread or pm me. Good luck
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How do i flash? with fastboot?
theshrimp said:
How do i flash? with fastboot?
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To use Fastboot you need to have adb working. Add the zip to your sdcard once you boot into the bootloader just follow the screen. To flash with Fastboot. Add the recovery.img to your adb folder. Code is
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
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Man I wish I was quick enough. I experienced issues like you. All I needed to do is when I held the power button and got to the bootloader I went to fastboot and power down. I then got back in bootloader and then go into recovery. It seems that if you reboot to bootloader while the device is loading, recovery won't even start up. Just thought I'd share because you will probably run into this again.
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yankees2450 said:
To use Fastboot you need to have adb working.
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Correction: adb and fastboot are not the same and not dependent on each other. One is used while the device is booted up (in either recovery or the OS), and the other one is exclusive to the bootloader. The drivers are also different.
Captain_Throwback said:
Correction: adb and fastboot are not the same and not dependent on each other. One is used while the device is booted up (in either recovery or the OS), and the other one is exclusive to the bootloader. The drivers are also different.
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So capt, are you saying he cannot use adb to flash recovery.img?
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yankees2450 said:
So capt, are you saying he cannot use adb to flash recovery.img?
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He's saying he has to use fastboot.
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FinZ28 said:
He's saying he has to use fastboot.
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Yes I know that. The way I flash my recovery.img is using Fastboot. Maybe I should explain it better.
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So I recently switched over to the Evo 4g LTE and I'm trying to get everything set up to flash ROMs and such.
I unlocked the bootloader, rooted, and installed TWRP 2.3. I tried to flash the latest Viper 4g ROM but it wouldn't go past the boot screen so I figured I must not have something set up correctly.
Still a little iffy on the S-Off, S-On and if that has anything to do with it. I have extensive experience with flashing on Samsung phones so the switch to HTC has me a little lost. Thanks for the help.
SuperSwagSauce said:
So I recently switched over to the Evo 4g LTE and I'm trying to get everything set up to flash ROMs and such.
I unlocked the bootloader, rooted, and installed TWRP 2.3. I tried to flash the latest Viper 4g ROM but it wouldn't go past the boot screen so I figured I must not have something set up correctly.
Still a little iffy on the S-Off, S-On and if that has anything to do with it. I have extensive experience with flashing on Samsung phones so the switch to HTC has me a little lost. Thanks for the help.
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Are you s-off??
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Run this program
Venom IMG Flasher
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390288116658474895
budeone said:
Run this program
Venom IMG Flasher
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390288116658474895
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OK, downloaded. How do I use it?
After you download the file you need to unzip it somewhere.
Click on the VenomKernelFlasher.exe file
Click start flash
bingo
budeone said:
After you download the file you need to unzip it somewhere.
Click on the VenomKernelFlasher.exe file
Click start flash
bingo
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So I would do this after I try flashing the ROM?
You can because you already have the rom installed.. It takes about 10 sec to work..
budeone said:
You can because you already have the rom installed.. It takes about 10 sec to work..
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Do I put the phone in fastboot first?
SuperSwagSauce said:
Do I put the phone in fastboot first?
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Yea, put it into fastboot, ran the exe. Phone rebooted into another bootloop.
Go back into rocovery and wipe and reflash Rom.
Make sure this what your flashing
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390334956548391080
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budeone said:
Go back into rocovery and wipe and reflash Rom.
Make sure this what your flashing
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=9390334956548391080
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Thanks for the help, got it to boot!
Cool.. glad to hear
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I saw something similar but it was not our phone. I found this walkthrough and it looked very helpful:
Part1:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ijwT58lHBw
Part2:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tb2MNSL0D_8
Sorry if someone has posted this, I could not find another for our device directly.
thanks for this, could you please upload the adb fastboot again =]
starxgamingx said:
thanks for this, could you please upload the adb fastboot again =]
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it is in the video description
I unlocked the bootloader but it only says Unlocked in pink and not Tampered in black. My recovery flashed successfully but I cant boot into it. Every time I boot into recovery it just boots normally. Help
ssojyeti2 said:
I unlocked the bootloader but it only says Unlocked in pink and not Tampered in black. My recovery flashed successfully but I cant boot into it. Every time I boot into recovery it just boots normally. Help
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its a known issue, you have to erase cache in order to boot into recovery
ssojyeti2 said:
I unlocked the bootloader but it only says Unlocked in pink and not Tampered in black. My recovery flashed successfully but I cant boot into it. Every time I boot into recovery it just boots normally. Help
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I had the same issue. I had to go into Settings > Power > Uncheck "Fastboot". After doing that, I was able to boot into recovery.
Rrserved
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How can I erase cache? (With adb) I have the same issue as the other post on here, (unlockedbootkoader)( tamperd) but cant boot into recovery
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CXENTE said:
How can I erase cache? (With adb) I have the same issue as the other post on here, (unlockedbootkoader)( tamperd) but cant boot into recovery
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Are you using the all in the next tool kit? I'm pretty sure it is in there. Also is fastboot disabled in settings/power?
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Nope.. it don't do anything... .. I used adb commands
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thanks for this. although i like official rom better
nattoleon said:
thanks for this. although i like official rom better
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I hear trickdroid is the rom to have
Ok, I I tried to install CM10 the other day. I thought I made back ups of everything aparently I didnt.
So let me start with the specs
******tampered*******
******unlocked********
JEWEL PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT 2.09.0000
Radio 1.12.11.1210
OpenDSP-v31.1.0.45.0815
eMMc-boot
Oct 18, 2012
When I goto recovery I goto the TWRP Recovery screen with all the blue boxes.
Apparently I must have deleted my internal SDcard , I cant mount it. It shows 0mb. If I try to click restore it shows nothing on the internal card.
I do however see the Micro SD card.
For awhile, I was able to see the Cyanogen Mod splash screen just spinning, now is just black.
I can boot into Recovery mode.
Any helpful ideas to try. Im guessing I need to get my internal sdcard accessible again somehow?
Thanks
scsouders said:
Ok, I I tried to install CM10 the other day. I thought I made back ups of everything aparently I didnt.
So let me start with the specs
******tampered*******
******unlocked********
JEWEL PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT 2.09.0000
Radio 1.12.11.1210
OpenDSP-v31.1.0.45.0815
eMMc-boot
Oct 18, 2012
When I goto recovery I goto the TWRP Recovery screen with all the blue boxes.
Apparently I must have deleted my internal SDcard , I cant mount it. It shows 0mb. If I try to click restore it shows nothing on the internal card.
I do however see the Micro SD card.
For awhile, I was able to see the Cyanogen Mod splash screen just spinning, now is just black.
I can boot into Recovery mode.
Any helpful ideas to try. Im guessing I need to get my internal sdcard accessible again somehow?
Thanks
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Did you fastboot flash boot boot.img ? You need to do that since you are S-ON.
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Delakit said:
Did you fastboot flash boot boot.img ? You need to do that since you are S-ON.
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Is that throught the command prompt on my PC while having fast boot usb on?
scsouders said:
Is that throught the command prompt on my PC while having fast boot usb on?
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That'd be fastboot, yes.
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Delakit said:
Did you fastboot flash boot boot.img ? You need to do that since you are S-ON.
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Seems to be a popular issue as of late.
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FinZ28 said:
Seems to be a popular issue as of late.
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Indeed it has. We shall create a few more threads about it. Maybe pin half of them? Or just prompt it as a pop-up reminder as users enter the site. Ideas... Ideas...
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Delakit said:
Indeed it has. We shall create a few more threads about it. Maybe pin half of them? Or just prompt it as a pop-up reminder as users enter the site. Ideas... Ideas...
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Maybe an online test of basic rooting & flashing knowledge, required prior to downloading & flashing ROM's, kernels, etc.
I kid, I kid..........
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FinZ28 said:
Maybe an online test of basic rooting & flashing knowledge, required prior to downloading & flashing ROM's, kernels, etc.
I kid, I kid..........
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I like that, actually. Lets keep these ideas flowing. We could come to a revolutionary revision to our developers forums! Hahaha.
READ, PEOPLE! SEARCH! RESEARCH! AND RE-SEARCH AGAIN!
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I think Im in over my head now. I used to have no issues installing stuff on my old EVO, alot more involved with the LTE
Has anyone tried http://mobiletechvideos.mybigcommerce.com/ to repair a bricked phone ?
I get to the HTC splash screen now, then screen is black...doesnt sound good.
scsouders said:
I think Im in over my head now. I used to have no issues installing stuff on my old EVO, alot more involved with the LTE
Has anyone tried http://mobiletechvideos.mybigcommerce.com/ to repair a bricked phone ?
I get to the HTC splash screen now, then screen is black...doesnt sound good.
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Lol. Did you read any of these posts? Do a wipe, install again, flash the boot.img right after, restart.
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Delakit said:
Lol. Did you read any of these posts? Do a wipe, install again, flash the boot.img right after, restart.
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When I reboot my phone into fastboot usb, i have my usb connected to computer,
I bring up my command prompt and entered
cd Downloads
cd Evo4GLTERoot2
fastboot oem get_identifier_token
Already unlocked..skipped that step
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.1.8-jewel.img
fastboot erase cache
Tried
fastboot flash recovery stock_EVO4GLTE_recovery.img
fastboot erase cache
So am I trying to flash the CyanogenMod boot.img or a different one.
Am i too use a different command in the CMD promt
As a reminder, I cannot see the TWRP screen anymore. Just the HTC splash screen,
Thanks
scsouders said:
When I reboot my phone into fastboot usb, i have my usb connected to computer,
I bring up my command prompt and entered
cd Downloads
cd Evo4GLTERoot2
fastboot oem get_identifier_token
Already unlocked..skipped that step
fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.1.8-jewel.img
fastboot erase cache
Tried
fastboot flash recovery stock_EVO4GLTE_recovery.img
fastboot erase cache
So am I trying to flash the CyanogenMod boot.img or a different one.
Am i too use a different command in the CMD promt
As a reminder, I cannot see the TWRP screen anymore. Just the HTC splash screen,
Thanks
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Lol. I said to preform a wipe, install the Rom, fastboot the boot.img, and restart the phone.
Not sure why you did anything with a token and you don't need to keep flashing recovery. No clue what the other thing is that you're flashing. And you're going to want a much later version of TWRP. Preferably 2.3.3.0+.
So I'll run through this again even though there are guides to all of this.
1. Wipe Cache, Cache/Delvik, Data, and System.
2. Install your ROM.
3. fastboot flash boot boot.img (that's a ROM kernel).
4. Restart your phone.
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Ok, I may be getting somewhere. I got the CM10.1 but when i get to the lock screen nothing responds, I tried to reinstall, same thing
scsouders said:
Ok, I may be getting somewhere. I got the CM10.1 but when i get to the lock screen nothing responds, I tried to reinstall, same thing
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You need to elaborate on nothing "responding." If touchscreen doesn't work then you need to downgrade using babyracun and S-OFF.
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Like delakit said, you must have the 3.16 firmware with the new touch panel. Meaning, you can only use 3.16 based sense ROMs. If you get S-off, you can downgrade your firmware and use any ROM you like.
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Read the sticky threads cause you don't seem to know what your doing. Take the time yo read them. Arm yourself with info for problems like this
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You cannot flash ANY CM/AOSP/AOKP roms if you are on the latest OTA which you are. The touch panel will not work.
Hello,
I am stuck in a constant boot loop with every rom I flash. I am able to get into the stock restore menu (volume down + power) and from there boot into TWRP 1.1.1. Flashing JmzStock_VM_Shooter_Odex doesn't work as well as any custom roms. Also, RUU doesnt work either, it gets stuck on the HTC logo (silver with blackground) but the RUU fails. It just says unknown error.
It is Unlocked (or at least thats what it says in pink in ShooterXC) and is says S-ON.
Any help would be so lovely!!
You won't be able to run the ruu unless you get s off.
Are you wiping system and boot before you flash?
You may want to try flashing a boot img through fastboot
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Flashing the boot.img from your currently installed ROM fixes 90% of bootloops. It is definitely the way to fix.
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hossman said:
You won't be able to run the ruu unless you get s off.
Are you wiping system and boot before you flash?
You may want to try flashing a boot img through fastboot
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Is there a different way to get S-Off without booting into the OS? I've only seen the wire trick work when they have USB debugging on.
UnforgivenRevival said:
Flashing the boot.img from your currently installed ROM fixes 90% of bootloops. It is definitely the way to fix.
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How would I flash it, through recovery and "install" it or using fastboot?
So if I update twrp2.5 to 2.6 using bootloader method after I do install it isn't going to let be boot phone only to bootloader correct? Because of the img file I will put on SD card. So before I do this I just want to make sure all I do after update is complete pull SD card an then boot to rom re install SD card an delete?? Or is there a easier way
S-off dirty 2.09
Latest everything besides touch panel
Tigerstown said:
So if I update twrp2.5 to 2.6 using bootloader method after I do install it isn't going to let be boot phone only to bootloader correct? Because of the img file I will put on SD card. So before I do this I just want to make sure all I do after update is complete pull SD card an then boot to rom re install SD card an delete?? Or is there a easier way
S-off dirty 2.09
Latest everything besides touch panel
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You can reboot your phone once you're done and delete the file with a file manager. The only issue you'll have is if you reboot the bootloader.
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FinZ28;43731 can reboot your phone once you're done and delete the file with a file manager. The only issue you'll have is if you reboot the bootloader.
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So after update is completed just reboot phone bootloader then delete file before I go back to boot loader. Really I delete right away in case I have to recover to boot loader to access recovery correct. Thanks for quick response too'
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Tigerstown said:
So after update is completed just reboot phone bootloader then delete file before I go back to boot loader. Really I delete right away in case I have to recover to boot loader to access recovery correct. Thanks for quick response too'
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Yes, delete it once you reboot your phone:thumbup:
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I can't find the 2.6.0 bootlooder IMG file no where to download. Is there somewhere someone could point me too
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Tigerstown said:
I can't find the 2.6.0 bootlooder IMG file no where to download. Is there somewhere someone could point me too
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Go here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2370642
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Why not use GooManager? It will correctly install the Recovery Image for you. I can see that you want to push it via command but GooManager is excellent. Just another option, good luck. :good:
dteze88 said:
Why not use GooManager? It will correctly install the Recovery Image for you. I can see that you want to push it via command but GooManager is excellent. Just another option, good luck. :good:
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goo.im has been flaky recently I have not used goomanager in over a year
I always fastboot flash the new version of twrp
dteze88 said:
Why not use GooManager? It will correctly install the Recovery Image for you. I can see that you want to push it via command but GooManager is excellent. Just another option, good luck. :good:
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They only way I ever done it is fastboot flash. I have heard bad things bout GooManager. My wife is s-on still she is scared to let me do it to her phone lol. I have never updated hers can I do it the same way I do my S-off dirty phone?
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Tigerstown said:
They only way I ever done it is fastboot flash. I have heard bad things bout GooManager. My wife is s-on still she is scared to let me do it to her phone lol. I have never updated hers can I do it the same way I do my S-off dirty phone?
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If her phone is unlocked you can fastboot flash twrp
Also flashing a PJ75IMG.zip is different then fastboot flashing
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bigdaddy619 said:
If her phone is unlocked you can fastboot flash twrp
Also flashing a PJ75IMG.zip is different then fastboot flashing
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Ok I meant to put flashing g PJ75IMG IS the way I done it before. I was reading your reply an just typed that in my response on mistake lol. her phone is unlocked via htcdev. So I have to fastboot flash twrp. Now I do some research on fastboot flashing for her. I really like this site
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