After running the last step of the just released bootloader unlock, I get this.
Cannot open for read, no such file or directory
I'm copying and pasting, so I'm not sure what's wrong.
Edit- I got it! Making a backup, now. Bring on those ROMs, boys! Woohoo!
Just a thought but for other folks who might run into this issue, you could describe what you did to fix it - i.e., did you make a typo, did you put the file in the wrong directory...
phobos512 said:
Just a thought but for other folks who might run into this issue, you could describe what you did to fix it - i.e., did you make a typo, did you put the file in the wrong directory...
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Re-installed the drivers. Don't know if that was it, but it finally went.
spotmark said:
After running the last step of the just released bootloader unlock, I get this.
Cannot open for read, no such file or directory
I'm copying and pasting, so I'm not sure what's wrong.
Edit- I got it! Making a backup, now. Bring on those ROMs, boys! Woohoo!
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What you did to make this work?
android-incredible said:
What you did to make this work?
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Don't know. Like I said, I re-installed the drivers, and just kept running the commands, and eventually it took.
android-incredible said:
What you did to make this work?
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For me, my mistake was it got downloaded to the downloads folder and that's not the director being accessed. I didn't move it to just sit in the sdcard directory outside of a folder. So, when I ran the second command, I'd get your error. Moving the file solves the problem.
img
I flashed the image with flashify real easy
deathsquad737 said:
I flashed the image with flashify real easy
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Was that all you needed to do to install the bump unlock and recovery is to flash the IMG file?
jlokos said:
Was that all you needed to do to install the bump unlock and recovery is to flash the IMG file?
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Yes
WHATSAMATTA U ALUMNI
jlokos said:
Was that all you needed to do to install the bump unlock and recovery is to flash the IMG file?
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Yes because it's the actual Recovery Image ( TWRP ) that's been Bump'd to work on our phones.
Bump isn't an app, it's a modified TWRP.
Related
i modified some files and now my prime wont boot up. it satys on the asus loading screen. i am on locked bootloader rooted .14. how do i replace the files with adb? i made a copy of the files i made and renamed them wit .bak at the end. i tried holding power+vol down and then vol down and got an android with a red triangle. i then tried adb shell from the command prompt but it said device not found. can some one help? thanks.
no one? i guess ill just go to asus for help.
newvet said:
I had been fighting with the same exact problem for the past 2 days!
I just fixed it by downloading the .21 firmware from Asus and renaming the extracted file EP201_SDUPDATE.zip. Manual update method from http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1570696&page=13 post 128.
I am now up and running and if I can get adb going again I will do the downgrade and root. I probably will not mess with the build.prop for a while. Good Luck
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LTLFTCer said:
Thanks. I will try that. You just stuck the file on a microsd and booted into stock recovery?
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newvet said:
Exactly.
You probably know already but remember to unzip the downloaded file and rename the zip within.
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Give this a try. Worked for us
did this delete your camera pics and videos? i did that last time and i lost my pics. but it was probably because i had done a factory reset before i tried this thinking that would fix it. but this shouldnt touch those files because its like an update right?
I can`t say 100% because I also did a factory wipe first. But I`m pretty certain it is just a manual update and you should be ok.
thanks alot bro. it worked and my stuff is still there.
Glad it all worked out! Enjoy
newvet said:
Give this a try. Worked for us
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I tried this method by renaming the zip from within the extracted file and put in on a microsd card then i rebooted into system recovery and got the android with the red ex, so i rebooted but it goes back to the black screen after the epad logo and never forces the update. Any suggestions?
I did the root update (flashed in TWRP) to:
HTC6435LVW_2.04.605.2-1.15.605.2
BUT...now Verizon is telling me I need to update OTA to:
HTC6435LVW_2.04.605.2-1.15.605.4
...Is there a .4 version rooted somewhere?
Also, the .2 version is causing my screen to flicker every 20 seconds or so for some reason.
How about this: Are there just instructions somewhere telling me how to lock the phone so I can do the stupid OTA update...and then re-root? I've seen like partial instructions but not sure the best method.
Thanks.
Thanks.
Wrong section buddy
commandlinekid said:
I did the root update (flashed in TWRP) to:
HTC6435LVW_2.04.605.2-1.15.605.2
BUT...now Verizon is telling me I need to update OTA to:
HTC6435LVW_2.04.605.2-1.15.605.4
...Is there a .4 version rooted somewhere?
Also, the .2 version is causing my screen to flicker every 20 seconds or so for some reason.
How about this: Are there just instructions somewhere telling me how to lock the phone so I can do the stupid OTA update...and then re-root? I've seen like partial instructions but not sure the best method.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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as he said this should go in Q&A Sections, but to answer your question. The flickering is becuase you did not flash the kernel to go a long with 2.04.
Also what do you mean by you flashed 2.04 in twrp? can you give me a link to what you flashed?
Woops sorry. Too bad I can't move it or I would.
From my phone: the kernel from Settings>About>Software Information>More is:
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Kernel version
3.4.10-g4d47dce
[email protected] #1
SMP PREEMPT
Build number
2.04.605.2.CL147796 release-keys
/---------------------------------------
Also note: The pop-up that still keeps popping up on my phone from StupidVerizon that it wants to upgrade to is:
HTC6435LVW_2.04.605.2-1.15.605.4
MustafaHadaKing said:
as he said this should go in Q&A Sections, but to answer your question. The flickering is becuase you did not flash the kernel to go a long with 2.04.
Also what do you mean by you flashed 2.04 in twrp? can you give me a link to what you flashed?
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I flashed this file (put file on sdcard, boot into TWRP, installed, and rebooted):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38015322
utkaar099 said:
Wrong section buddy
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commandlinekid said:
I flashed this file (put file on sdcard, boot into TWRP, installed, and rebooted):
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38015322
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#1 that is called a custom rom.
#2 do not take the .4 ota
#3 to fix your flickering issue go into adb with your phone connected with usb debugging on and type
download the rom on your computer and extract the boot.img out. place it in a folder in your computer called android
Adb reboot bootloader
then type
fastboot flash boot C:\android\boot.img
then your done..
MustafaHadaKing said:
#1 that is called a custom rom.
#2 do not take the .4 ota
#3 to fix your flickering issue go into adb with your phone connected with usb debugging on and type
download the rom on your computer and extract the boot.img out. place it in a folder in your computer called android
Adb reboot bootloader
then type
fastboot flash boot C:\android\boot.img
then your done..
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So...Are you saying to do "something" with the file I already flashed?
commandlinekid said:
So...Are you saying to do "something" with the file I already flashed?
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.......
yes.... something as in take the boot.img out of the file...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwleOote5M0
commandlinekid said:
So...Are you saying to do "something" with the file I already flashed?
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What he is saying is that the file you downloaded is called a "rom" and that you are supposed to extract the boot.img from the .zip, and flash it using the procedure he told you
Does this update the radio too? I heard that was updated.
Also, what about the .4 version....This is .2. Do I need .4?
MustafaHadaKing said:
.......
yes.... something as in take the boot.img out of the file...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wwleOote5M0
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commandlinekid said:
Does this update the radio too? I heard that was updated.
Also, what about the .4 version....This is .2. Do I need .4?
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You don't need .4, and from the thread you linked it even says:
This does not have new radio or firmware.
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I read somewhere else there was indeed a radio upgrade.
So if you had a DNA, would you be doing what I'm doing here? Or is there a better way?
My goal: Get the latest software and firmware that VZ has.
utkaar099 said:
You don't need .4, and from the thread you linked it even says:
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Seems to have worked! Thanks.
Can you tell me please why?
What I ended up doing:
1.) Booting to TWRP and flashing the .zip file. Then I noticed the flickering, but everything seemed to work fine.
2.) Then I posted to the forum here, and you gave me those instructions.
3.) Then I tried them and updated just the boot.img file as you said. ...And it seems to be working.
commandlinekid said:
So...Are you saying to do "something" with the file I already flashed?
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It worksbecause you flashed the update in recovery and flashedthe corresponding kernel and modules.
So are you saying that if you flash the update, that it won't "do the kernel part"? And the only way to do the kernel upgrade is to use the method described herein?
Did I do the process correctly then? Meaning, in the future, is this how it's done?
Thanks.
orangechoochoo said:
It worksbecause you flashed the update in recovery and flashedthe corresponding kernel and modules.
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What you first flashed was the rom someone created out of the update. Flashing it does not flash the kernel (boot.img) and probably not the modules either. Some developers have been incorporating the kernel and modules into the rom, but in your case it didn't work. You should also flash the new radio, that was not flashed when you flashed the rom.
If you accept the OTA via the normal process it will do everything itself.
I can't accept the OTA because it will just boot into TWRP and sit there.
Did you see the radio anywhere? I didn't see it.
Also, I think it did flash the modules probably: Because my custom new photosphere-capable camera and new Android keyboard are now gone.
Thanks.
orangechoochoo said:
What you first flashed was the rom someone created out of the update. Flashing it does not flash the kernel (boot.img) and probably not the modules either. Some developers have been incorporating the kernel and modules into the rom, but in your case it didn't work. You should also flash the new radio, that was not flashed when you flashed the rom.
If you accept the OTA via the normal process it will do everything itself.
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Good morning guys,
Im not even sure where to start because im just getting into programming. I just tried to root my HTC rezound last night, so I followed the tutorial to the letter. Everything went very well by all accounts, except after unlocking bootloader, pda net, installed superuser, but yet when I try to verify that I have root access the phone does not recognise the root. Does anyone have any ideas why this could be? Ill be more than happy to post whatever information you might need in helping me figure this little problem out.
Thanks in advance!
-AJ
ajstipcak said:
Good morning guys,
Im not even sure where to start because im just getting into programming. I just tried to root my HTC rezound last night, so I followed the tutorial to the letter. Everything went very well by all accounts, except after unlocking bootloader, pda net, installed superuser, but yet when I try to verify that I have root access the phone does not recognise the root. Does anyone have any ideas why this could be? Ill be more than happy to post whatever information you might need in helping me figure this little problem out.
Thanks in advance!
-AJ
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Are you on Stock rom?
What Recovery?
s-on/s-off?
What process did you you use?
kc6wke said:
Are you on Stock rom?
What Recovery?
s-on/s-off?
What process did you you use?
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I'm not sure about a stock Rom, but I did a custom recovery and haven't touched s-on or s-off yet. I did unlock the bootloader and pda net using the walkthrough found at the htcdev.com /bootloader site. I don't know if I just need to find another walkthrough to finish the rooting process or if I'm way off here. The phone itself still works as good as ever so at least I didn't brick it. I feel like I'm close or at least on the right track.
kc6wke said:
Are you on Stock rom?
What Recovery?
s-on/s-off?
What process did you you use?
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I also remember flashing an image of something, was that a Rom?
Flash this in recovery
View attachment ICS-EnableRoot.zip
kc6wke said:
Flash this in recovery
View attachment 2049995
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sorry have been working some crazy hours. Seeing as Im real new at this, I tried the command
fastboot reboot bootloader
it rebooted in bootloader, then I typed fastboot flash all the files in your zip and none wanted to flash for me?
Can you break it down noob style for me please?
ajstipcak said:
sorry have been working some crazy hours. Seeing as Im real new at this, I tried the command
fastboot reboot bootloader
it rebooted in bootloader, then I typed fastboot flash all the files in your zip and none wanted to flash for me?
Can you break it down noob style for me please?
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What recovery did you install?
kc6wke said:
What recovery did you install?
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everything ive done was in this walkthrough so far www htcdev com /bootloader/unlock-instructions
I am pretty sure it was android 17 system image
ajstipcak said:
everything ive done was in this walkthrough so far www htcdev com /bootloader/unlock-instructions
I am pretty sure it was android 17 system image
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pull your battery and re insert it.
hold vol down button and power until you get the white bootloader screen
The top should say unlocked in pink
if you have a custom recovery it will also say tampered in pink
since you are new and not sure, to continue we need to verify this
what does it say?
kc6wke said:
pull your battery and re insert it.
hold vol down button and power until you get the white bootloader screen
The top should say unlocked in pink
if you have a custom recovery it will also say tampered in pink
since you are new and not sure, to continue we need to verify this
what does it say?
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yeah definitely says tampered in pink
ajstipcak said:
yeah definitely says tampered in pink
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Do you know what recovery you have
amon-ra, twrp,cwm?
kc6wke said:
Do you know what recovery you have
amon-ra, twrp,cwm?
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Doesnt matter what recovery. Just as long as it is a custom recovery.
@ajstipcak
Download/Flash this in recovery NOT FASTBOOT
http://download.chainfire.eu/333/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.34.zip
Then install Busybox using this app
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=stericson.busybox&hl=en
Inside the app choose /system/bin at the top checkmark replace all symlinks choose install then choose smart install.
kc6wke said:
Do you know what recovery you have
amon-ra, twrp,cwm?
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not sure, but according to the guy below it doesnt matter as long as it was a custom recovery. Thats all the tutorial said was that it was a custom recovery.
ajstipcak said:
not sure, but according to the guy below it doesnt matter as long as it was a custom recovery. Thats all the tutorial said was that it was a custom recovery.
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No, it really doesn't.
I was just trying to get you familiar with it since this is all new to you
and give you a walkthrough for the recovery you installed.
kc6wke said:
No, it really doesn't.
I was just trying to get you familiar with it since this is all new to you
and give you a walkthrough for the recovery you installed.
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ohhh right on. anywho, how close are we to pinpointing the problem? Was I on the right track at least? Whats the next step moving forward?
ajstipcak said:
ohhh right on. anywho, how close are we to pinpointing the problem? Was I on the right track at least? Whats the next step moving forward?
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stay online for a bit and I'll help you
kc6wke said:
stay online for a bit and I'll help you
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had a dentist appointment but im done now. ill stay if you are on
TWRP based touch recovery for Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 (P5200\P5210)
WARNING! You can broke device, if you don't know what you doing!
To do: Cosmetic enchancements for our devices.
DOWNLOAD UPDATED. Screen Lags mostly fixed! Odin file:
https://mega.co.nz/#!kEUzAS5a!a6TA0xuSg-pEYxSmZxnjmcB7cNOwRCZ_MqMiwXvD65c
Thanks to all who supported and help me, especially to HazouPH - i use his patches and sources to fix recovery glitches.
Angel_666 said:
TWRP based touch recovery for Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 10.1 (P5200\P5210)
WARNING! You can broke device, if you don't know what you doing!
To do: 1.Cosmetic enchancements for our devices.
2. ??? Need you feedback!
DOWNLOAD Odin file:
Odin_SGT3_recovery
UPD: Mounts Fixed! Now you can use internal and external storage as usual.
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Tried to flash this but odin is returning an invalid md5 error when I try to load it in the PDA slot.
jeffw111 said:
Tried to flash this but odin is returning an invalid md5 error when I try to load it in the PDA slot.
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Same here. Removed the ".md5" extension, and loaded in that file...all seems OK. (Even accessing the exFAT 64GB SD card!!!) :good::good::good:
Doctor_XXX said:
Same here. Removed the ".md5" extension, and loaded in that file...all seems OK. (Even accessing the exFAT 64GB SD card!!!) :good::good::good:
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Glad to know, that all ok! As for .md5 file - i think it's broken when file transfer to hosting... I try to upload .zip container with .md5 file inside.
If the checksum portion of the file is getting damaged somewhere between you and the user, is it possible something else is too. Even if it is something more or less inconsequential.
hello guys!
just got my new tab3 and am anxiously monitoring this thread.
fingers crossed.
thanks for your efforts.
Been kinda quite around here.....
Any luck on getting TWRP to work?
It works fantastic. Been using it for a week+ now. Unless I missed something, what makes you think it isn't working?
Doctor_XXX said:
It works fantastic. Been using it for a week+ now. Unless I missed something, what makes you think it isn't working?
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There just aren't many users responding that they've tried it and it works.
Purely a numbers game for me based on previous experiences with newly rooted tablets/phones.
Plus, I'm not fully understanding the complete instructions.
Is this TWRP only?
I guess we need root before installing this, but the only rooting method I've found installs CWM...does this overwrite CMW?
To answer the first question yes this does work I flashed it onto my Tab3 without any problem. Technically you should be able to use Odin to flash TWRP recovery and then use the root.zip file from DutchDanny's CWM thread to gain root access.
jeffw111 said:
To answer the first question yes this does work I flashed it onto my Tab3 without any problem. Technically you should be able to use Odin to flash TWRP recovery and then use the root.zip file from DutchDanny's CWM thread to gain root access.
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Awesome. Thanks for spelling it out for me.
Will give it a try soon.
jeffw111 said:
To answer the first question yes this does work I flashed it onto my Tab3 without any problem. Technically you should be able to use Odin to flash TWRP recovery and then use the root.zip file from DutchDanny's CWM thread to gain root access.
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I'd agree with this. I personally used the CWM process, but using TWRP first, then root #SHOULD# work.
Somehow TWRP just doesn't seem smooth like it does on my phones and other tablet. I have to click stuff slowly and sometimes if I scroll too fast through a list for example to find a file to flash it takes me back to the main screen.
Is this just me or has anyone else noticed this?
xtacydima said:
Somehow TWRP just doesn't seem smooth like it does on my phones and other tablet. I have to click stuff slowly and sometimes if I scroll too fast through a list for example to find a file to flash it takes me back to the main screen.
Is this just me or has anyone else noticed this?
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someone please help me figure out the right way to root my galaxy tab 10.1..do i root first???? how??? do i flash TWRP first?? im so lost... please help!!!!!!:good:
hackstermind said:
someone please help me figure out the right way to root my galaxy tab 10.1..do i root first???? how??? do i flash TWRP first?? im so lost... please help!!!!!!:good:
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Flash either this or cwm using Odin first and then you can install the root.zip from DutchDanny's recovery/root thread and run stock rooted or his custom ROM from that thread.
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Ok thanks...so I installed the root.zip on my external sd card..after I flash twrp..how do I install the root.zip?...also I have recovery_final.tar.md5...is that the right one?
hackstermind said:
Ok thanks...so I installed the root.zip on my external sd card..after I flash twrp..how do I install the root.zip?...also I have recovery_final.tar.md5...is that the right one?
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Boot into recovery by powering down the tab. Press the home button + volume up + power button and hold them. It should boot into twrp recovery. Install the root.zip from sdcard.
recovery_final.tar.md5 is cwm recovery instead of twrp. I like it better and use it, but even DucthDanny said once to use twrp to someone having an issue.
Hope this helps.
I need to write a tutorial for rooting installing custom ROMs and stuff so we all can get this from one thread.
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Benzoman said:
Boot into recovery by powering down the tab. Press the home button + volume up + power button and hold them. It should boot into twrp recovery. Install the root.zip from sdcard.
recovery_final.tar.md5 is cwm recovery instead of twrp. I like it better and use it, but even DucthDanny said once to use twrp to someone having an issue.
Hope this helps.
I need to write a tutorial for rooting installing custom ROMs and stuff so we all can get this from one thread.
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Ok..im having trouble getting the recovery file into the pda slot, for some reason my files are hard to find ..can I get a direct link to the right file because dutch dannys filehost site is whack..it says something like recovery santos wifi? Weird..thanks all
hackstermind said:
Ok..im having trouble getting the recovery file into the pda slot, for some reason my files are hard to find ..can I get a direct link to the right file because dutch dannys filehost site is whack..it says something like recovery santos wifi? Weird..thanks all
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You just have to unzip the file from DutchDannys Bindroid site and you'll end up with a recovery file that ends in md5 which is the file to put in the pda slot.
Apologies to the OP for getting off topic in your thread.
Benzoman said:
You just have to unzip the file from DutchDannys Bindroid site and you'll end up with a recovery file that ends in md5 which is the file to put in the pda slot.
Apologies to the OP for getting off topic in your thread.
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I have tried to unzip Dutch Dannys file..I can't get odin to read the md5 file..can someone please give me step by step instructions to get my recovery working...thanks...very frustrating
Hello All,
Here is a stock Nandroid back up of the 1.32.502.9 software.
Read here for how to restore thanks @Rydah805 for the guide.
Download Here
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Sent From My HTC One (M8)
Hey Hoss, the link for "read here" is not available. Can you repost? I am on @Rydah805 T-Mobile page for the M9 and I want to make sure I get it right. Thank man, much appreciated!!!
mspayde said:
Hey Hoss, the link for "read here" is not available. Can you repost? I am on @Rydah805 T-Mobile page for the M9 and I want to make sure I get it right. Thank man, much appreciated!!!
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=59847287
You are going to follow his instructions but use the files from this OP
OK, so using the above file and his instructions, I go back to stock. At that point, I should be able to (do my own backup again) grab the OTA from AT&T and then go through the bootloader unlock, TWRP and rooting...correct? My stock backup is corrupt, so this is a lifesaver!!!
Thanks!
mspayde said:
OK, so using the above file and his instructions, I go back to stock. At that point, I should be able to (do my own backup again) grab the OTA from AT&T and then go through the bootloader unlock, TWRP and rooting...correct? My stock backup is corrupt, so this is a lifesaver!!!
Thanks!
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I haven't tried the OTA part, but yes you should be read only system with a stock system and boot.img, unfortunately I don't have the recovery image which would be needed for the OTA to actually flash.
Either way glad I could help
thoughtlesskyle said:
I haven't tried the OTA part, but yes you should be read only system with a stock system and boot.img, unfortunately I don't have the recovery image which would be needed for the OTA to actually flash.
Either way glad I could help
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Wow - worked like a gem. Thanks brothaaa!
PhillyFlyer said:
Wow - worked like a gem. Thanks brothaaa!
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Good to hear
Thanks for this!
When I flash this zip file, which partitions should I make sure are checked for restore?
dratsablive said:
When I flash this zip file, which partitions should I make sure are checked for restore?
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You don't flash this zip