I've been struggling with ADB for the past week or so, and have been unable to see my HTC One X+ no matter what I've tried. Then I decided to install Ubuntu using VirtualBox and voila, It can see my device using the same computer with no problem. I ran an ADB restart just to make sure and it worked. Can anyone tell me why this is and hopefully tell me how to fix it?
This all started when I tried to run an RUU and it couldn't find my phone. RUU's don't run on Linux, so this doesn't solve my problem, just seems to point at Win7 being the issue.
P.S. I've had 5 Android devices, all 5 have successfully connected with ADB on this same computer in the past. I've installed custom ROMs on all of them and have used ADB quite a bit over the past few years. I'm not sure what changed in the past year since I last used ADB that now causes it to not see my device.
Just noticed that I can see the phone in the bootloader using "fastboot devices"... even more confused now!
Well you only need fastboot for an ruu so your good there, maybe you need to setup a path in environmental variables for adb or uninstall and reinstall drivers
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demkantor said:
Well you only need fastboot for an ruu so your good there, maybe you need to setup a path in environmental variables for adb or uninstall and reinstall drivers
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The path is already there, the commands work, just no device to send them to. Already tried uninstalling/reinstalling drivers and the Android SDK.
Not sure how I can use fastboot for the RUU though... I've tried running it from the Windows desktop and it can't find the device. I did try running it while in the bootloader and it starts the process but always fails within about 3 minutes with an Unknown Error.
The only way you can flash an ruu is through fastboot
Also remember fastboot only works in bootloader and adb only works in os and recovery
Maybe post the entire input/output from cmd/terminal here when you run the ruu
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demkantor said:
The only way you can flash an ruu is through fastboot
Also remember fastboot only works in bootloader and adb only works in os and recovery
Maybe post the entire input/output from cmd/terminal here when you run the ruu
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The RUU file I downloaded from HTC is an EXE file. How do you run that in fastboot?
I know that ADB doesn't work in the bootloader, but on my computer it isn't working in Recovery or in the OS.
Still best guess is wrong drivers but at this point it really doesn't matter as you can only use fastboot anyhow
The .exe is supposed to walk you through the steps, what happens when you click on it?
Can you extract the contents and do it manually?
fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip nameofupdate.zip
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When I run the RUU file in Windows it tries and fails to connect to the phone. I will do some research on extracting the necessary files from the RUU and manually flashing. Thanks for the help.
Finally fixed using these steps!
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Phone: Evo 3D
Android Version: 2.3.4
Software number: 2..08.651.3
Hboot: 1.50
S-On
Done:
1) HTC boot unlock (http://htcdev.com/bootloader)
2) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1239821
-was able to push flies over to phone, but command line "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" resulted in errors
3) tried to downgrade Hboot using RUU and got an error telling me that my current version was most up to date
Common Threads:
1) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1388740
-I downloaded Superuser, titanium back up, and a random program that claimed to verify rooting -- all said I was NOT rooted
2) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1307982
-My true goal is to install wifi teathering and titanium backup, I don't care much for custom roms
Forum Confusion:
Unlocking the boot loader does not seem to be the same as rooting, but when I've search through the forums people offer one as a solution to the other.
I'd really appreciate any feedback
thanks guys,
-Nave
navenine said:
Phone: Evo 3D
Android Version: 2.3.4
Software number: 2..08.651.3
Hboot: 1.50
S-On
Done:
1) HTC boot unlock (http://htcdev.com/bootloader)
2) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1239821
-was able to push flies over to phone, but command line "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" resulted in errors
3) tried to downgrade Hboot using RUU and got an error telling me that my current version was most up to date
Common Threads:
1) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1388740
-I downloaded Superuser, titanium back up, and a random program that claimed to verify rooting -- all said I was NOT rooted
2) http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1307982
-My true goal is to install wifi teathering and titanium backup, I don't care much for custom roms
Forum Confusion:
Unlocking the boot loader does not seem to be the same as rooting, but when I've search through the forums people offer one as a solution to the other.
I'd really appreciate any feedback
thanks guys,
-Nave
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Try this, starting over. You shouldnt run into any hiccups.
tailsthecat3 said:
Try this, starting over. You shouldnt run into any hiccups.
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I received Error [155] Unknown Error
Display From Phone:
***Unlocked***
Shooter XC ship S-ON RL
HBoot-1.50.0000
eMMC-boot
Aug 7 2011, 10:21:40
RUU
Security fail!
Update Fail!
when it rebooted after recovery I still had all of my user data
navenine said:
I received Error [155] Unknown Error
Display From Phone:
***Unlocked***
Shooter XC ship S-ON RL
HBoot-1.50.0000
eMMC-boot
Aug 7 2011, 10:21:40
RUU
Security fail!
Update Fail!
when it rebooted after recovery I still had all of my user data
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Ive been through this. Relock(lock) it, run the RUU, then proceed with the instructions I linked.
I was never able to run the RUU while the device was 'unlocked'.
tailsthecat3 said:
Ive been through this. Relock(lock) it, run the RUU, then proceed with the instructions I linked.
I was never able to run the RUU while the device was 'unlocked'.
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I've been trying to lock it back through the CMD, I wrote a little batch file (and I've manually typed it):
cd c:\android
fastboot oem lock
but after it runs a line shows up as follows:
< waiting for device >
I have USB debugging mode on, and I've tried it with the sd card both mounted and unmounted, I have all the drivers, and adb commands are effective...
do you know what I'm missing?
Thanks again for the help,
-Evan
hey im trying to use the ruu to get back to stock , just re locked the phone , and im STILL getting errors with ruu, its saying Update Failed : Hboot version is older , im on hboot 1.5000 .........Im losing my mind trying to get this thing back to stock and out of htc screen logo bootlooping.........any ideas?
navenine said:
I've been trying to lock it back through the CMD, I wrote a little batch file (and I've manually typed it):
cd c:\android
fastboot oem lock
but after it runs a line shows up as follows:
< waiting for device >
I have USB debugging mode on, and I've tried it with the sd card both mounted and unmounted, I have all the drivers, and adb commands are effective...
do you know what I'm missing?
Thanks again for the help,
-Evan
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That tells me that youre not in fastboot on your device. I can dupe the same message with my phone disconnected from the pc, then I plug it in in fastboot, and all is good.
Please reinstall the drivers needed but it sounds like youre good. On occasion, I wont be able to flash some things or a file cant load. A reboot of the pc fixes those rare cases for me. Also, refreshing the folders where the files are located.
I also had issues using fastboot, flashing things to the evo because I had my nexus connected for a tether.
If I could do it for you, I would. Hopefully I can help.
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That tells me that youre not in fastboot on your device. I can dupe the same message with my phone disconnected from the pc, then I plug it in in fastboot, and all is good.
Please reinstall the drivers needed but it sounds like youre good. On occasion, I wont be able to flash some things or a file cant load. A reboot of the pc fixes those rare cases for me. Also, refreshing the folders where the files are located.
I also had issues using fastboot, flashing things to the evo because I had my nexus connected for a tether.
If I could do it for you, I would. Hopefully I can help.
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this just got even worse, I uninstalled the drivers, and now I can't reinstall them. I can't find them. My computer wont recognize my phone at all. I've tried to goto the device manager and find them online automatically, and I've tried the google USB drivers from the extra folder from the SDK Manager...
if you can point me toward the USB drivers that'd be great, but regardless, what your saying is I need to connect my phone while its in the bootloader? not once its booted? or are you saying I need to boot my phone through the bootloader selecting "fastboot" first?
thanks again
-Nave
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=17083782&postcount=1
Theyre all in there. Youll need those files to root but you should already have the htc sync drivers installed, plus the android usb drivers. You can remove htc sync after installation but keep the drivers.
Boot into hboot and connect it, it may recognize the hardware. Then select fastboot. Fastboot is 'hot swappable' we'll call it, so you can be in fastboot and disconnect and reconnect your usb cable and youll see when its connected-- itll read 'fastboot usb'.
try here
http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html
tailsthecat3 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=17083782&postcount=1
Theyre all in there. Youll need those files to root but you should already have the htc sync drivers installed, plus the android usb drivers. You can remove htc sync after installation but keep the drivers.
Boot into hboot and connect it, it may recognize the hardware. Then select fastboot. Fastboot is 'hot swappable' we'll call it, so you can be in fastboot and disconnect and reconnect your usb cable and youll see when its connected-- itll read 'fastboot usb'.
try here
http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html
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Great, I have all the drivers, my phone is relocked, and I'm running the RUU prog now, I'll post in a few minutes to say what happens
thanks for all the help so far, I really do appreciate it!
-Nave
navenine said:
Great, I have all the drivers, my phone is relocked, and I'm running the RUU prog now, I'll post in a few minutes to say what happens
thanks for all the help so far, I really do appreciate it!
-Nave
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Good. Ive done the process on two different 3D's, a few times. If you follow the instructions, its almost as easy to root as my nexus s was.
tailsthecat3 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=17083782&postcount=1
Theyre all in there. Youll need those files to root but you should already have the htc sync drivers installed, plus the android usb drivers. You can remove htc sync after installation but keep the drivers.
Boot into hboot and connect it, it may recognize the hardware. Then select fastboot. Fastboot is 'hot swappable' we'll call it, so you can be in fastboot and disconnect and reconnect your usb cable and youll see when its connected-- itll read 'fastboot usb'.
try here
http://developer.android.com/sdk/win-usb.html
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I pushed everything over, got it into the fastboot USB and then typed the "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" command line
my script was:
sending 'recovery' <5068 KB>...
Okay [ 1.207s]
writing 'recovery'...
<bootloader> signature checking...
FAILED <remote:signature verify fail>
finished. total time: 1.855s
any ideas?
tailsthecat3 said:
Good. Ive done the process on two different 3D's, a few times. If you follow the instructions, its almost as easy to root as my nexus s was.
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Great! thank you soooo much I finally have everything working the way I want it!
haha it seems so much easier now that I know what I was supposed to do
navenine said:
Great! thank you soooo much I finally have everything working the way I want it!
haha it seems so much easier now that I know what I was supposed to do
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Where were you going wrong? And what'd you do to correct it? So everyone knows, in case they encounter the same issues.
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Good Idea:
Problem 1)
The RUU wouldn't run
I had this problem because I had already unlocked the the bootloader
I had to re-lock it in order to fix it
Problem 2)
Then The Recovery.img would push through because I forgot to re-unlock the phone
what I did that made it easier:
I wrote a little batch file to run the scripts - a batch file is a command prompt command list set. you open a notepad, type in the the command lists and save it with a .bat file extension...
so I would install all the files and then make a batch file with the following:
cd C:\android
adb push recovery.img /sdcard/
adb push su-2.3.6.3.zip /sdcard/
adb reboot bootloader
pause
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
change the C:\andriod to whatever your directory set was
and when the batch program runs
anyway good luck to anyone who ends up here, and thanks again tailsthecat3 for the great help
navenine said:
Good Idea:
Problem 1)
The RUU wouldn't run
I had this problem because I had already unlocked the the bootloader
I had to re-lock it in order to fix it
Problem 2)
Then The Recovery.img would push through because I forgot to re-unlock the phone
what I did that made it easier:
I wrote a little batch file to run the scripts - a batch file is a command prompt command list set. you open a notepad, type in the the command lists and save it with a .bat file extension...
so I would install all the files and then make a batch file with the following:
cd C:\android
adb push recovery.img /sdcard/
adb push su-2.3.6.3.zip /sdcard/
adb reboot bootloader
pause
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
change the C:\andriod to whatever your directory set was
and when the batch program runs
anyway good luck to anyone who ends up here, and thanks again tailsthecat3 for the great help
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I appreciate that, thank you.
Hi all,
I am trying to write software that runs on the PC, and uses adb/fastboot commands to the devices.
I know that there are manuall methods to get into the fastboot mode, but I am looking for a way to do that automaticlly from software, very similar has the RUU of HTC does.
Do you have any idea how they do it?
thanks
mishelkosa said:
Hi all,
I am trying to write software that runs on the PC, and uses adb/fastboot commands to the devices.
I know that there are manuall methods to get into the fastboot mode, but I am looking for a way to do that automaticlly from software, very similar has the RUU of HTC does.
Do you have any idea how they do it?
thanks
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Adb reboot bootloader
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Thanks for the quick reply,
I have tried "adb reboot fastboot" but I get the message "error:closed".
I am not working on a rooted phone.
My objective is to write an automatic executable from PC, like RUU,
that will open root and/or flash, push new system image.
new phones on HTC and Samsung have unlocked boot loaders which allow to flash and update ROM or images.
But in order to do that the user has to get manually to fastboot.
Is there any other method to get into fastboot in a non-rooted phones?
thanks
mishelkosa said:
Thanks for the quick reply,
I have tried "adb reboot fastboot" but I get the message "error:closed".
I am not working on a rooted phone.
My objective is to write an automatic executable from PC, like RUU,
that will open root and/or flash, push new system image.
new phones on HTC and Samsung have unlocked boot loaders which allow to flash and update ROM or images.
But in order to do that the user has to get manually to fastboot.
Is there any other method to get into fastboot in a non-rooted phones?
thanks
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I assume you have USB debugging enabled? I have never seen the error closed message before. Even unrooted adb reboot works
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Thanks for the quick reply,
I have tried "adb reboot fastboot" but I get the message "error:closed".
I am not working on a rooted phone.
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try "adb boot bootloader" instead.
(i got here with the same problem and this worked for me so i just wanna update this old thread)
sorry but ive been trying t unlock and root my rezound for months and no i know i have a great quide on phandroid but i cant get unlocking to work. i type the adb devices command and my phone shows up but then when i type"fastboot devices" my phone wont be recognized by my computer can someone help me asap. i have a windows 8 64bit laptop
I have unlocked on windows 8 64bit before. Same way as any other Windows. Go into your device manager and see if your phone is an unconfigured device and make sure adb on phone is turned on.
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Can you help me with that
Flyhalf205 said:
I have unlocked on windows 8 64bit before. Same way as any other Windows. Go into your device manager and see if your phone is an unconfigured device and make sure adb on phone is turned on.
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How do i do that and im new so i dont really understand alot but itrecognizes it when i do "adb devices" but not "fastboot devices"
Can you give me a link to how you unlocked and rooted your rezound please? up to date
I would start here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=37515020&postcount=444
That'll give you an overview of what you will need to do to get a custom ROM on there. Also, there's a folder attached there that has what you need to use fastboot.
If you don't have your unlock token from HTC yet, go here:
http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/
Here's a guide to unlocking:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1416109&highlight=unlock
There's a link to "One Click Root" at the bottom but I don't know if that's current. I've never used it. You can just flash Amon Ra after unlocking. Get it here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1339679
Just download v3.16. Don't worry about the attached files. Just grab it from the v3.16 link right above the attachments. Put that in the same folder you're using for flashing and type this:
fastboot flash recovery {nameofrecovery}
Then navigate in there to developer section and root.
Then make a nandroid immediately and append it with "_stock" so you always have it to go back to.
Now you are ready to flash a custom ROM.
Since you are s-on you will need to flash the kernel from the ROM after you flash the ROM. Some ROMs create one on your sd card in which case you will probably end up at the bootloader with it asking if you want to update, say yes. If not, you need to pull it from the ROM, put it in the "android" folder and flash in fastboot. I would pull it out ahead of time in case so you're ready.
fastboot flash boot boot.img (or whatever the name of the kernel is)
Trying to root my Evo 4G LTE using the procedure found at htcevohacks.com/htc-evo-4g-lte-root/how-to-root-htc-evo-4g-lte-unlock-bootloadertwrp-recovery, but when I try to run "fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin" I get the CMD error, "Error: cannot load Unlock_code". All the files are in the same directory, and I am running cmd as admin on Windows 7.
I have tried two different Unlock_code.bin files sent from HTC, same error. What could be wrong?
If I run "fastboot devices", I get my s/n returned, but if I run "adb devices", nothing is listed. Is HTC not sending out correct .bin files? The .bin file I get from them is only 256k in size.
Software version: 3.16.651.3 71ORD
Android Version: 4.1.1
mgfranz said:
Trying to root my Evo 4G LTE using the procedure found at htcevohacks.com/htc-evo-4g-lte-root/how-to-root-htc-evo-4g-lte-unlock-bootloadertwrp-recovery, but when I try to run "fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin" I get the CMD error, "Error: cannot load Unlock_code". All the files are in the same directory, and I am running cmd as admin on Windows 7.
I have tried two different Unlock_code.bin files sent from HTC, same error. What could be wrong?
If I run "fastboot devices", I get my s/n returned, but if I run "adb devices", nothing is listed. Is HTC not sending out correct .bin files? The .bin file I get from them is only 256k in size.
Software version: 3.16.651.3 71ORD
Android Version: 4.1.1
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Sounds like you are having driver issues If adb devices doesn't come up. Try deleting htc sync I think that gets in the way sometimes. Your drivers will stay.
Also what are you using for an OS?
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NaterTots said:
Sounds like you are having driver issues If adb devices doesn't come up. Try deleting htc sync I think that gets in the way sometimes. Your drivers will stay.
Also what are you using for an OS?
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Windows 7, I'll try deleting Sync.
Try using the WinDroid toolkit posted in development. It automates the process and should get you going.
FinZ28 said:
Try using the WinDroid toolkit posted in development. It automates the process and should get you going.
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Tried with the toolkit, same error messages. I'm beginning to think that either Sprint or HTC has locked the .bin files. Screen capture attached.
Interesting. Can you post a picture of your bootloader screen?
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FinZ28 said:
Interesting. Can you post a picture of your bootloader screen?
Sent from my HTC EVO 4G LTE
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Sure, attached.
Those files are kinda out dated, try to update your android-sdk
bigdaddy619 said:
Those files are kinda out dated, try to update your android-sdk
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Umm... Why would I need to update my SDK? Or better yet, how? My HTC SDK version is 4.63.
mgfranz said:
Umm... Why would I need to update my SDK? Or better yet, how? My HTC SDK version is 4.63.
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Update them on your PC there have been quite a few updates recently
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
bigdaddy619 said:
Update them on your PC there have been quite a few updates recently
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
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I don't understand why installing the sdk on my laptop would have any effect on why the phone isn't responding to simple commands...
Because the files in the SDK are what are used to communicate with the device via CMD. If they are outdated, they will not work. Actually , I need to update mine, too. Just recently, my cmd window no longer returns a s/n when running fastboot devices, or adb devices. Just stopped working. May be that I'm now on a 4.3 ROM with 3.4.63 kernel, and latest kernel requires newer SDK.
Thanks for the link bigdaddy16
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scottspa74 said:
Because the files in the SDK are what are used to communicate with the device via CMD. If they are outdated, they will not work. Actually , I need to update mine, too. Just recently, my cmd window no longer returns a s/n when running fastboot devices, or adb devices. Just stopped working. May be that I'm now on a 4.3 ROM with 3.4.63 kernel, and latest kernel requires newer SDK.
Thanks for the link bigdaddy16
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Thanks! That worked.
But now when I try to use TWRP 2.1.8, I get no response to any of the button commands. I can't do anything inside TWRP, the only thing I am able to do is lock the screen. Once the screen is locked, it won't unlock, the "Slide to Unlock" doesn't respond. Let me try a later version of TWRP.
Gotta use the TWRP version 2.6.3.0!!!
mgfranz said:
Thanks! That worked.
But now when I try to use TWRP 2.1.8, I get no response to any of the button commands. I can't do anything inside TWRP, the only thing I am able to do is lock the screen. Once the screen is locked, it won't unlock, the "Slide to Unlock" doesn't respond. Let me try a later version of TWRP.
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Must use TWRP 2.4+ with the updated touch panel driver.
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Edit: Got it working. Thanks for all the help
Need some help. I've been trying to S-off my Max but I'm unable to. I've tried Firewater and I get no error. It just says opening bottle 1, chugging, then goes right back to command line.
Rumrunner gives me an error about extracting files. I have everything setup in my platform tools folder.
I am on Hboot 2.46, Sprint Max. I'm unlocked by htcdev, rooted, and twrp recovery installed. I really need to figure out how to s-off. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Are you sure you have the correct drivers installed completely? When I did it I hit problems and it turned out that my drivers were not installed completely.
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treetolber said:
Are you sure you have the correct drivers installed completely? When I did it I hit problems and it turned out that my drivers were not installed completely.
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I installed htc sync manager, got the drivers from there because adb wasn't recognizing the device, once it was recognized, i uninstalled htc sync manager like the instructions for firewater and rumrunner say, went through the firewater instructions and nothing. I then tried rumrunner and get the error.
I installed HTC sync and left it installed, just disabled it once I plugged into the usb. Then I ran through the rumrunner forum. Beyond that, I really can't say since I'm not a dev or a programmer.
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treetolber said:
I installed HTC sync and left it installed, just disabled it once I plugged into the usb. Then I ran through the rumrunner forum. Beyond that, I really can't say since I'm not a dev or a programmer.
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Thanks for taking the time to try and help. I've been working at this for about 3 hours now and it's driving me crazy.
No prob. Did you try posting question in the rum runner forum?
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You sure you installed fastboot and abd properly? Here is the installation files for both:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
Try reinstalling again may help.
liehuo said:
You sure you installed fastboot and abd properly? Here is the installation files for both:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2588979
Try reinstalling again may help.
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Yes. I just had to stop putting the rumrunner files in the platform tools folder. Made an s-off folder, then put platform tools and rumrunner folders in it and it worked like a charm.
Version of windows?
After verifying that fastboot and adb worked properly, I just followed the
section for stock, locked devices, like Verizon's.
push temproot, push firewater,
adb shell
chmod 755 both files
run the temproot file (takes a long time)
run firewater, everything worked.
fuzzynco said:
After verifying that fastboot and adb worked properly, I just followed the
section for stock, locked devices, like Verizon's.
push temproot, push firewater,
adb shell
chmod 755 both files
run the temproot file (takes a long time)
run firewater, everything worked.
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Do you need help installing Rom or recovery?
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Bl00dRunzC0ld said:
Yes. I just had to stop putting the rumrunner files in the platform tools folder. Made an s-off folder, then put platform tools and rumrunner folders in it and it worked like a charm.
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It took me a few tries before I got soff also. Glade you got it working. Good job.
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