Hi guys, so yesterday I decided to take the plunge and unlock my evo 3d with htc's tool. It seemed to work as expected (s-on with unlocked banner). I was then able to flash cwm 4.0.1.4 and root using the su zip floating around on here.
My issue seems to be that aside from the nandroid backup I made all the roms I have tried break wifi giving the wifi error instead of on or off. I tried synergy rom, viper rom and viper rom with silverneedle. I also noticed when I was flashing in recovery it would say unable to mount sd-ext and it looked like under the settings> about phone> software information that the kernel had not changed.
I'm at a loss as to why, but I think it may be related to htc's unlock method, although I am fairly noob and may be totally wrong. Any help is appreciated.
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Since you used the HTC method then you have the newest OTA updates and bootloader. Your banner should say S-OFF though if you had a typo above about that.
You cannot flash a new kernel yet with the new hboot. You need to stick with the stock one for now.
When flashing other ROMs are you doing a complete wipe first? If not, that might be your problem.
Go to the Development section. Many useful instructions and guides are there.
That's what I was afraid of, but that wasn't a typo. My bootloader says ****UNLOCKED**** with S-On. I was reading that this was what was to be expected with the htc unlock though.
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If it's still letting you use Super User and says you're rooted then it should be OK I guess. The main thing is when switching to a completely new ROM you should always do a full wipe - everything except sdcard.
There's a superwipe zip you can flash in recovery that will do all the necessary wipes for you.
I was wiping data/cache and dalvik cache. I'll take a look at the superwipe zip. I'm ok with stock rooted for now but it would be nice to use roms at some point.
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Yeah just wiping cache and dalvik isn't going to work. New ROM means backing up apps (if you want), then full wipe. That will wipe the system and data too (and I think android.secure and sd-ext).
Ok. Finally got everything to work. I used superwipe but I also had to use one of the synergy nightlies based on 2.3.4 to get my radios to work properly. Currently running synergy build 331 and it runs great. Thanks for the help
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Ok. Finally got everything to work. I used superwipe but I also had to use one of the synergy nightlies based on 2.3.4 to get my radios to work properly. Currently running synergy build 331 and it runs great. Thanks for the help
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I have the same problem:
wifi error
Kernel doesn't change
Also my Android version now shows 2.3.3
Can you please tell me how you got it fixed?
Sorry I'm a noob... Details would help. Thank you
if you upgraded to HBoot 1.5 and used HTC's unlocker you have to install a 2.3.4 ROM or the WiFi and possibly 4G radio will break. If you are interested in Synergy ROM try their RLS1 build or any build version 319 or newer
i cant post a url here cuz i am still a new user on the forums but go check out the official nightly folder linked in the following thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1193948
Hi, everyone. I'm used to rooting/ROMing/etc. on the Samsung Epic, but I'm very new to the Thunderbolt. I rooted my girlfriend's phone and had some problems with the data connection being inactive following a kernel install. I went back to as close to stock as I could in order to get everything working again, but new problems have surfaced:
1. GTalk crashes
2. Camera fails to open
3. Documents fail to open, as in Word
4. Phone fails to update, though it indicates an update is ready
Right now, she's on a pretty much stock Froyo ROM and what I believe is the stock kernel, or something very close.
I've read a bit about the camera and gtalk problems. I saw a link to a CWM flashable zip that apparently fixes the date problem that causes the closes. However, it wasn't clear if that zip was only for GB for if it also works for Froyo. Please advise on that.
I haven't seen any reference to the document opening problem, unfortunately.
As far as the update thing goes, I'd rather keep her on a custom ROM, as I assume the update will kill her root.
Basically, I'm looking for a stable and reliable kernel, ROM (preferably GB), and radio combination that is known to run without issues. Last time I tried to pick a combo myself, it ended up killing the data connectivity, so I'm trying to figure out the "best" combination that is known to work. Also, if there are any Thunderbolt-specific flashing procedures that tend to cut down on force closes and errors following a flash, please let me know.
Thanks a lot,
-Rob
When you say update, you mean OTA? If so, you have to be 100% stock to get an OTA to install. You can't have a custom recovery installed.
Pretty much all the GB ROMs out there are pretty stable. The question is, do you want a Sense ROM, or AOSP?
As far as kernels go, Imoseyon's kernels are top notch. I prefer jdkernel for AOSP ROMs though.
I use the latest OTA radio and have 0 problems, and it works for both froyo and GB ROMs.
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Thanks a lot for the response. I'd like to keep on the Sense side of things, just to keep the user experience sort of like stock for the girl.
So, to go one step at a time:
First, the radio. Is this the latest OTA radio that you mentioned (MR2?): http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1154010
Second, the kernel. It looks like nerozehl has a great kernel that's based off of Imoseyon's leankernel. There are so many versions, though. Would the latest Sense kernel 2.3.6 (from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1099996) be appropriate, considering the ROM below?
Last, the ROM. It looks like SynergyROM is a good place to start. I believe the latest one is found off the download link near the top of this page: http://infectedrom.com/showthread.p...IGHTLYS-2.3.4-SENSE-3.0-★-☆-★?p=4368#post4368 Any thoughts on SynergyROM?
Does that combination seem like one that should work correctly?
Also, just so I have the steps correct for installation:
1. Flash radio in hboot.
2. Wipe in CWM (cache, dalvik cache, anything else?)
3. Flash kernel in CWM.
4. Flash ROM in CWM.
5. Reboot.
Thanks again for any help. It is definitely much appreciated. Can't go around breaking the girlfriend's phone, after all...it just looks bad!
-Rob
There is an issue with the lib files for the Camera ,which is messing up Gtalk. There is a fix in several threads, something HTC did on the new base.
Here is the fix:
http://themikmik.com/showthread.php?8436-Flashable-G-talk-Camera-Fix
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Thanks, fillyo! I assume this works for both GB and Froyo ROMs?
-Rob
If you flash the kernel before the ROM whatever kernel comes built in to the ROM will overwrite the kernel you just flashed. I would say ROM, kernel, radio.
Oh and when you wipe I would do:
1. Wipe data/factory reset
2. wipe cache
3. Advanced, wipe dalvik cache
4. Under mounts and storage select format /system
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JBO, thanks for the advice. That makes a lot of sense. Do you have any comments on the radio, rom, kernels I've selected above? Particularly the radio. I was told the latest OTA radio works well, but is that the one also knows as MR2?
Thanks,
-Rob
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Yes the MR2 radio will work with that ROM as well as any leaked radio that is newer than the MR2. What radio works best is kinda subjective and seems to vary from person to person. I don't know if the kernel you linked is compatible you would need to ask in the Synergy thread. Honestly as far as the kernel goes I would just use the one built into synergy. I hear its quite good and has a great set of features.
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I've used SynergyROM and it is an awesome ROM. It comes with Ziggy's kernel, which is an awesome kernel. The OTA Radio basebands are 1.39.00.0627r, 0.01.69.0625r
I hope you find a ROM/kernel/radio combo that works for you!
That's exactly the info I needed. I'll just stick with the built-in kernel and the MR2 radio. Thanks for all the help, guys.
-Rob
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Hi,
I'm running CyanogenMod 7 Nightly on an Incredible S. I was on Nightly #68 and today I updated to #89. For the update, I backuped my rom, wiped the Data and Dalvik cashes as is recommended. When the update was done, I had to re-setup my phone from the Android's first boot screens as well reinstall all of my apps and set the options like they were beforehand manually.
I'd like to know if there is a way to make updating roms a little quicker by not having to go through this whole process every time? ie: update rom and still have the phone as it was. I could understand that it may not be possible when going from CM to Virtuous Unity for example. But I'm wondering if I'm missing a step when it comes to simply updating the version of a single rom?
Thanks for any help!
You need a partition with the stable ROM and one to experiment with Nightlies.
lifehacker.com/5826050/how-to-dual-boot-multiple-roms-on-your-android-phone
There is no need to do any wipe going from one nightly to the next.
If you do wipe don't wipe data and you don't have to do set up again.
I do recommend titanium backup for times that you have to do full wipe.
Alright, thanks guys! I should be good to go now!
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I'm about to update ARHD and I'm hoping someone can confirm my process is correct.
I've got the T-Mo HTC One, Rooted, S-On, Custom Rocovery. I've flashed the newest radio, but haven't done any other firmware updates from stock. Currently running ARHD 22.0.
I was going to "clean" flash the rom, reboot, and then flash a Titanium Backup update.zip for user apps+system data.
Anything else?
Thanks!
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I'm about to update ARHD and I'm hoping someone can confirm my process is correct.
I've got the T-Mo HTC One, Rooted, S-On, Custom Rocovery. I've flashed the newest radio, but haven't done any other firmware updates from stock. Currently running ARHD 22.0.
I was going to "clean" flash the rom, reboot, and then flash a Titanium Backup update.zip for user apps+system data.
Anything else?
Thanks!
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Not sure if the Titanium Backup will put things in the right spots, if any of the file structure changed from 4.2 to 4.3.
Otherwise you should be good. I used Helium to ensure that the apps got their data restored, but I was moving from ARHD 9.4 to 31.0
What was your process for moving from 9.4 to 31? I'm presently on 12 and want to upgrade. I've never upgraded firmware (no fast boot access with win 8.1). Thanks!
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help guys i know you can
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You will need to give a little more information to get some help.
Please include:
model of your phone
modem/baseband currently on your phone (settings, general,about phone)
firmware version (same location)
recovery installed (if you're currently rooted) or recovery attempting to use
root method being used
flashing steps taken
ROM or ROMs flashed
I know its a long list but it will go a long way towards getting the help you need.
Good luck
Note 3 sm900p lean kernel now I flashed Cm 11
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What exactly is your question? I don't actually see what you were trying to do and what went wrong.
One of the biggest problems that people have when trying to flash a 4.4.4-based ROM is that their bootloader is still based on NC5, not NH7. If you want to flash anything newer, you'll have to update your phone to NH7 before flashing a 4.4.4 ROM.
I put together this post when helping another person out on another thread. I think it'll work as a step-by-step guide for you:
I'll explain how to install a custom ROM and some common things to think about/check prior to installing anything:
Installing a Custom ROM
Step 1 - Gather Information
First off, you need to know what version of Android your phone currently is running. This is easily done by looking in the Settings Menu -> General -> About Device.
The Main things we are looking at on this screen are Software Version, Model Number, Android Version, and Baseband Version. I'll explain these (to the best of my knowledge) below:
Software Version:
This is the "type" of Android that you're running. Rather than quoting the entire name, we typically only refer to the last 3 characters (MJ4, NAB, NC5, etc.). Stock Note 3 devices will (most-likely) be running one of 3 different versions of TouchWiz (TW):
MJ4 - This is the last Jellybean version of TW for the Sprint Note 3NAB - This is the first KitKat TW version for the Sprint Note 3NC5 - This is the second KitKat TW version for the Sprint Note 3NH7 - This is the latest KitKat TW version for the Sprint Note 3
The reason that we are concerned with the Software Version is that between the MJ4 and NAB versions, there were major changes. So if you're running MJ4, you will have to do additional steps before flashing a custom ROM based on a newer version. And if you're on NAB or NC5, you will not be able to go back to MJ4, so beware what you're flashing.
For the most part, if you're on NH7, you can flash either a NH7 or NC5 custom ROM, but just read the ROM's FAQ to see if there are any issues with doing so.
Model Number:
Most people don't worry about this, but I always do when looking at a new ROM. The Sprint Note 3 is different from the Verizon Note 3, which is also different from the International Note 3. It's always best to double-check that the ROM you're trying to install is truly meant for your device. This simple check will prevent a LOT of potential issues you'll get when installing a ROM.
Android Version:
This is just an additional check to the Software Version. Always best to know.
Baseband Version:
The Baseband is, unless I'm mistaken, the "kernal" for the phone's cellular and 4G radios. Sometimes upgrading (or downgrading) the Baseband can help with signal strength and reception. Some users have noted that they got better reception on older Baseband versions. I haven't personally looked into it and the reports from other users seem somewhat anecdotal, but it's good to know which Baseband you're on.
The Baseband is independent from the ROM version, so you can run an older Baseband (MJ4 or NAB) on a newer ROM (NC5), and vice-versa.
The last bit of information you need to know is the Bootloader Version. The way to find this information is to reboot your device. When you see the text on the screen, you should look for the Bootloader Version. It'll be a long string of characters, but you're only looking for the last 3 (MJ4, NAB, or NC5).
Once you have all the above information, you should be ready to start the fun process of preparing your phone to flash your first ROM.
Step 2 - Backup your Media
First thing: Backup all of your media to your computer. If there's pictures/music/videos/recordings you don't want to lose, back them up. It's just good practice. Don't lose all your cat pictures because you flashed something and it somehow erased your internal storage. I tend to keep everything of importance on the External Storage, but there are times where even external storage can be wiped, so it's best to back up everything to a PC.
Step 3 - Upgrade your Phone to the latest Stock ROM (NH7)
This only is a MUST applies if you're running an older version and want to install a NH7 ROM. Most continually-developed ROMs are either NC5 or NH7 now, so the first things first: Update your phone to NH7.
Go over to micmar's thread and download the One-Click File. It will remove Root, but don't worry, because when you install a new ROM, it will automatically include root access.
Follow the instructions in his thread and your phone will now be fully upgraded.
At this point, your "About Device" should show the following:
Software Version: N900PVPUCNH7
Android Version: 4.4.4
Baseband Version: N900PVPUCNH7
Reboot your phone and let it sit for a minute so it can get it's bearings.
Step 4 - Install a Custom Recovery
So far, we've been flashing everything in ODIN. Now, we're going to use ODIN one last time to flash a custom recovery, so that you can flash custom ROMs without the need of a computer.
The most-commonly used Custom Recovery is TWRP (XDA Link). You'll want to use the latest version, 2.8.0.
Flash this in ODIN. You should use the "PDA" or the "AP" Slot.
Reboot your phone to make sure it works correctly.
Step 5 - Make a Nandroid Backup of your device
If you don't know what a Nandroid backup is, don't worry. It's basically just taking your phone as is and making a backup of it. In case you make a mistake or flash a bad download of a ROM, this allows you to restore your system. I always keep my backups on the External Storage (microSD Card), so in case I have to wipe my internal storage, it's not a big deal. You can also copy the files over to your PC, just to be more paranoind about your nandroid backups (rhyming is fun!).
You do this by restarting into Recovery (power down device, hold down home button and volume up while powering on phone).
Once in TWRP, go to "backup." Make sure the storage selected is "external storage." This screen will have various options of what to backup. I typically choose everything except external storage. Typically, backups range from 1-2 Gigs.
For me, backups typically take 5-10 minutes to do. In my opinion, this is totally worth it, since I can always restore a backup with no issues.
Step 6 - Install a Custom ROM
Once you choose your custom ROM from the Development Section, follow the instructions on the original post to install it. I'll give a general outline of what I do whenever installing a new ROM, but sometimes a custom ROM will have specific instructions, so you want to make sure to read the posts carefully.
Generic Instructions for Installing a ROM:
Download ROM and check the md5
Internet being spotty in my area, I always check the md5 to make sure that the file downloaded correctly. You can check the md5 using this windows program or using a file explorer on your phone like ES File Explorer. I always copy the ROM zip file to my external SDcard.
Reboot to Recovery
Wipe Data, System, Cache, and Dalvik Cache
This is called a "Clean Wipe," meaning it will wipe out your installed Apps and the data associated with them. Some people will claim that "Dirty Flashing" (i.e. not wiping the above) is OK, but I've seen too many apps Force Closing (FC-ing) when dirty flashing. Also, if you dirty-flash and encounter an issue with a ROM, the first piece of advice is to do a clean install. Might as well do that initially and hopefully not run into any issues.
Install the Custom ROM
Pretty straight-forward on how to do this... just click "Install" and then browse to the place your copied the ROM zip file.
Reboot your phone and run through the typical initial start-up information (google account, etc).
Once you get your phone set up the way you like (apps, accounts, wifi passwords, etc), I'd make another Nandroid backup, just so you have one where it's setup with everything you need. This will make any issues less painful, since you'd restore a backup that's already setup.
Step 7 - Further Considerations
If you ever want to try a new ROM, all you have to do is repeat step 6. Beware, though, people easily become flashaholics when they first figure this stuff out.
If you were paying attention to my "Generic Instructions" when installing a ROM, you'd notice that every time you do a Clean Install of a ROM, you lose all your apps... All of your Angry Birds 3-Star levels are gone!
Well, there are ways to get prevent losing that data... One is by "Dirty Flashing" (Not wiping the "system" or "data" partitions before flashing a ROM in TWRP). This is common practice among users here on XDA, but is typically frowned upon by ROM devs. I've noticed that a good number of issues on ROM threads stem from people Dirty Flashing. It typically causes more problems than it solves.
The other way of backup up and restoring app data (prior to wiping) is by using Titanium Backup. I could write up a long post on how to use Titanium Backup (TiBu), but the main things to remember are the following:
White line items are fine to be restored (both Data and Apps).
Restoring Yellow line items is typically OK (Data only).
Restoring system apps or data (red line items in TiBu) is typically a bad idea.
I've been using TiBu for the past 2-3 years and it's typically worked like a charm. Sometimes, when there's a major Android Update (like from JellyBean to KitKat), it can become broken, but the Developer is really responsive and gets it to work within a few weeks. If you upgrade to PRO, you can schedule automatic app backups (I backup all my user apps every night at 3am). You can also restore apps/data from Nandroid Backups (which is great if you do a Nandroid backup but had forgotten to update your TiBu backups).
In Summary
Whew, that was a lot to write... I'm a Structural Engineer, not a Software Engineer, so I don't know the technical side of things like bootloaders or basebands, but hopefully none of the information I provided was false.
Anyways, let me know if you have any problems with the install. I appreciate any feedback!
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I hope this helps, but please, in the future, write out your question clearly and provide as much information as possible, that way we can help you quickly and efficiently.
Cheers!
-Topher
OK I noticed that thanks again I finally found a 4.4.4 Cm Rom working awesome very little glitch but can deal with I have no way to update without pc
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Why does titanium backup not save from deletion says no external backup detected
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No data sorry
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Running pac man rom Cm no data
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Thanks
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Ok, you haven't fully answered the questions myself and @jdelano asked you. If you cannot answer these questions, we will be unable to help you.
Phone Model: Note 3 sm900p
Phone Modem/Baseband: Unanswered
Firmware version: Unanswered
Recovery installed: Unanswered
Root Method: Unanswered
Flashing Steps: Unanswered
ROM flashed: CM11, pac man rom (no build number/date given, please provide a link to the thread you flashed from)
Are you a Sprint Customer, or have you flashed your phone to another carrier?
What is the issue you're having: No data when on CM 4.4.4 ROMs.
I am in the process of downloading/installing the PacMan ROM in this thread. The file I will be flashing is the pac_hltespr__20141110-124721.zip and the Gapps modular package from this thread, filename: pa_gapps-modular-full-4.4.4-20141121-signed.zip.
EDIT: By following the steps in my previous post, I was able to install the PacMan ROM with Gapps and all worked well. I had data, root access, and was able to wifi tether... Please answer the questions I asked before, especially what version is your baseband, as I suspect that's the main issue that you have.
Nc5
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Y'all packing works great little glitchy phone turns on an off but all good all Cm roms I end up with no data I have Phil's recovery beast kernal average gapps had to update su binary any time I flash cm and it changes my recovery sometimes I cannot format SD card or I will loose all files I have no PC even if I use drop box titanium doesn't work the way it use to can save apps from deleting with confirmation so what's a stable cm Rom or slim rom and gapps or do you have knew updated tw rom rooted I have update my boot loader so
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Nc5
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Phone Model: Note 3 sm900p
Phone Modem/Baseband: NC5
Firmware version: Unanswered
Recovery installed: Unanswered
Root Method: Unanswered
Flashing Steps: Unanswered
ROM flashed: CM11, pac man rom (no build number/date given, please provide a link to the thread you flashed from)
Are you a Sprint Customer, or have you flashed your phone to another carrier?
What is the issue you're having: No data when on CM 4.4.4 ROMs.
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As I stated in my first reply to you, the issue is that your phone is still on the NC5 bootloader. In order for 4.4.4 ROMs to play nicely on your phone, you'll need to update it to NH7. This is also stated in my previous post. You need to follow those instructions to the letter (particularly Step 3) in order to update it. You must use a computer to flash the update file, as Mobile ODIN is not able to update the bootloader. You need to get access to a computer (work, library, friend who owes you $20, someone at Starbucks).
Until you follow those steps, I doubt any 4.4.4 ROM will work correctly on your device.
Exposed frame work not compatible with roms only tw anyone have zip for NH7 u date with root
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Exposed frame work not compatible with roms only tw anyone have zip for NH7 u date with root
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This is the first you've mentioned XPosed Framework... What exactly are you trying to do with it?
I don't know where you've gotten your information from, but I know for a fact that XPosed is compatible with all 4.4.4 AOSP ROMs as well as all TW ROMs. XPosed is NOT compatible with 5.0+ Roms. I'm currently using it on my "daily-driver" ROM, which is based on 4.4.4 AOSP.
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Y'all packing works great little glitchy phone turns on an off but all good all Cm roms I end up with no data I have Phil's recovery beast kernal average gapps had to update su binary any time I flash cm and it changes my recovery sometimes I cannot format SD card or I will loose all files I have no PC even if I use drop box titanium doesn't work the way it use to can save apps from deleting with confirmation so what's a stable cm Rom or slim rom and gapps or do you have knew updated tw rom rooted I have update my boot loader so
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Ok, lets get you to a known platform with your phone so you can use 4.4.4 TW or AOSP ROMs.
#1. Load latest stock firmware and software
[Stock ROM] Odin flashable N900PSPTDNH7Follow the instructions EXACTLY
Now make sure you boot stock NH7, let it get data and update your profile and PRL by doing:
go to Settings -> General -> System Update, then select Update PRL (wait for it to do its thing), then Update Profile (again wait for it.)
Now we know you're on the most current stock software available and we've updated your profile and PRL (preferred roaming list)
#2. Root stock NH7 acquired in step #1
Go here Download philz_touch_6.48.4-hlte.tar.md5 (save it in the same folder you have Odin in from Step #1)Go Download SuperSU-v2.37.zipCopy the zip to your phone's sd cardUse Odin to put philz_touch_6.48.4-hlte.tar.md5 on your phone (same basic steps you used to Odin NH7) - Make sure you UNCHECK rebootOnce odin is finished and you see PASSED on the screen, unplug your phone from your computer then press Volume UP + HOME + POWER and hold all 3 until the phone reboots and you see blue words "Recovery Booting ..." at the top of the screen - Philz recovery will startnow select install zip -> choose zip from /sdcard -> scroll all the way to the bottom and select the SuperSU-v2.37.zip file -> select Yesonce finished press back until you get to the main recovery menu and select Reboot to System
#3. Update SuperSU binaries
Once your rebooted, Open Apps drawer, open SuperSU, say no to disable knox, it will ask about updating binaries, select yes, select normal, wait until it says its finished.Now you are Rooted Stock NH7You can now flash any 4.4.4 TW-NH7 or AOSP hltespr ROM - make sure to follow each Post #1 instructions on the ROM you choose and of course backup before flashing anything new
I hope this gets you to where you want to be, good luck.
Theres a lot of patience being displayed here. One should never start messing with their phone unless they have even the slightest clue what they are doing from the start
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Theres a lot of patience being displayed here. One should never start messing with their phone unless they have even the slightest clue what they are doing from the start
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The amount of patience I am seeing is mind blowing! To the OP...Just some words of advice. I have been a member of XDA for alot of years now and I can tell you that you will get a tremendous amount of help from this community. My only suggestions would be,when looking for help:
1) Be very clear as to the question you are asking.
2) If someone is willing to help you, Give them all of the information that they are asking you for.
3) Punctuation goes a very long way when someone is trying to understand what you are asking. Try using a period to avoid run on sentences.
Please do not take this as anything other then what I have learned over the years to get the best and quickest help!
I hope these guys are able to help you with your issues! :fingers-crossed: