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i just s-off my phone..
then when i reboot i only found white screen with HTC label on it..
(my phone is HTC Desire Z)
what that is means?
all i can do is only bootloader the phone..
help me please.. :'(
can anybody help me?
Boot into recovery and wipe cache if you can
Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App
i boot into recovery and got black screen with red triangle..
i don't know what to do next..
please..can u explain to me more detail?
i still new..and i stuck..
(sory for my bad english)
by which method you rooted your G2?
i rooted my phone with VISIONary method..
is there any relation with my problem?
Rezki said:
i rooted my phone with VISIONary method..
is there any relation with my problem?
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Yes, definitely related. Visionary is DANGEROUS -- it very often causes the system partition to become corrupted.
After you ran visionary, what did you do next? Did you run gfree? Did you install the engineering SPL?
If you ran gfree, you're going to have to reset the system by loading the PC10-something-zip/nbh/whatever file -- put it on the sdcard, boot into bootloader, it'll do its thing, then you should be OK with a stock system (no root), but unlocked radio. Reroot using PROPER method (***rage***, not visionarydeath), install superuser.apk and su file in proper location, flash CWM recovery, and be happy.
dhkr234 said:
Yes, definitely related. Visionary is DANGEROUS -- it very often causes the system partition to become corrupted.
After you ran visionary, what did you do next? Did you run gfree? Did you install the engineering SPL?
If you ran gfree, you're going to have to reset the system by loading the PC10-something-zip/nbh/whatever file -- put it on the sdcard, boot into bootloader, it'll do its thing, then you should be OK with a stock system (no root), but unlocked radio. Reroot using PROPER method (***rage***, not visionarydeath), install superuser.apk and su file in proper location, flash CWM recovery, and be happy.
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Everything about this is correct except that you should use gfree instead of rage for proper s-off.
Sent from my G2 running Cyanogenmod 7.
:'(
i don't run gfree and don't install engineering SPL either..
what should i do next?
can you upload PC10 file?
or where i can find that file?
for more detail what i've done to my phone are:
1.root using VISIONary, i got superuser..
2.S-OFF my phone using this method http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=833965
then i got my problem..
:'( poor me..
please help me..i just bought this phone 3 week ago..
what sould i do??
ow..i know what i miss on S-Off
i don't command # sync on the terminal..
what should i do?
IMO, this is a better guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=855764
You do need PermaRoot via VISIONary first, so if you have that, then you can jump right into this. In your case, since you only need S-OFF you can probably use the flag "-s" instead of "-f" which is for all.
Code:
gfree usage:
gfree [-h|-?|--help] [-v|--version] [-s|--secu_flag on|off]
-h | -? | --help: display this message
-v | --version: display program version
[b]-s | --secu_flag on|off: turn secu_flag on or off[/b]
-c | --cid <CID>: set the CID to the 8-char long CID
-S | --sim_unlock: remove the SIMLOCK
-f | --free_all: same as --secu_flag off --sim_unlock --cid 11111111
Good luck!
dhkr234 said:
Yes, definitely related. Visionary is DANGEROUS -- it very often causes the system partition to become corrupted.
After you ran visionary, what did you do next? Did you run gfree? Did you install the engineering SPL?
If you ran gfree, you're going to have to reset the system by loading the PC10-something-zip/nbh/whatever file -- put it on the sdcard, boot into bootloader, it'll do its thing, then you should be OK with a stock system (no root), but unlocked radio. Reroot using PROPER method (***rage***, not visionarydeath), install superuser.apk and su file in proper location, flash CWM recovery, and be happy.
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i have put pc10img.zip on the card and not solving the problem
maybe i lost my rom? what do you think?
Put the file on the root of your SD card and boot into the bootloader
hi guys (espacially FeaRThiS),
i followed the guide for downgrading/rooting the legend. goldcard is on and it is rooted (when i start adb shell i get "#" without su). but after copying testimage.zip and renaming it to LEGEIMG.zip, i get after rebooting the message "can not roll back hboot version".
at this point:
hboot 1.01.0000
firmware 2.1
software 1.31.405.4
i did the whole procedure once before but the rom-manager (clockwordmod) did nothing, no sd-card partioning, no rom-installation...
anyone with the same problem? any solution?
thx...
Try this guide: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=845512
(section "Already OTA updated with HBOOT 1.00")
It contains also flashing of the misc partition that comes with the downgrade hack (Hack 4 Legend v5)
GL
For now nobody has found a way to downgrade HBOOT version 1.01. So this is impossible at the moment.
first: thanks fo the replys.
@amoskas
i followed exactly that guide. after "adb reboot bootloader" and flashing with the LEGEIMG.zip, clockworkmod does nothing. whatever i click, install rom from sd, download rom, partitionind sd... absolutly nothing. cwm-recovery was installed. but when i start recovery from boot-menu i only get the blue recovery-menu 2e.
@qzem
maybe youre right!
el-Loko said:
i followed exactly that guide. after "adb reboot bootloader" and flashing with the LEGEIMG.zip, clockworkmod does nothing.
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CWM doesn't suppose to do anything here. LEGEIMG.zip is RUU zip which has nothing to do with CWM, it is to be recognized and picked directly by bootloader. If it isn't, I guess your problem is that bootloader doesn't see it on your SD card. There are two, possible reasons why... one is your SD card isn't detected by bootloader and two, your SD card isn't formatted as FAT32.
Sent from my HTC Legend
hi BlaY0,
is it possible to check even the bootloader is detecting my sd-card?
i formated the sd with my phone and checked it with my computer now: it is fat32
thx...
edit: LEGEIMG.zip was picked. after loading and checking, while updating it said "can not roll back hboot version". the rest were updatet.
question: what kind of sd-card are supported?
I DID IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i will write a little guide soon....
Got the same error during update with this manual. Waiting for you solution.
i didnt understand what u have did and what ur error is.
but i can say onething confidentially, which is
IT IS PRACTICALLY IMPOSSIBLE FOR AN UNROOTED PHONE TO DOWNGRADE ITS HBOOT.
i mean to say is by keeping a downgraded version of LEGEIMG.ZIP and flashing HBOOT from that wont be possible. correct me if im wrong
At this moment I've got firmware ver 2.1 build 1.31.405.4, flashed from testimage.zip (renamed to LEGEIMG.zip) of r4-legend-root, non working ROM Manager (doesn't reboot/backup), saying that CWM Recovery 2.5.0.7 installed (but it seems to be inaccessable) and HBOOT 1.01, with "can not roll back" error. Phone seems to be rooted, adb shell get # shell.
What should I do further ?
Fixed a bit and executed step2 from r4-legend-root, flashed CM from SD.
Thanks.
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I DID IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i will write a little guide soon....
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You did what exactly?
Sent from my Legend using XDA App
MySpace legend Euthanasie hboot 1.01 US running cm7stable now.
Instead of using ROM Manager, which didnt work, i just renamed the cm7.zip to update.zip, started the recovery and flashed it.
Sent from my Legend using XDA App
Please help, I'm trying to root so I can run netflix on mt4g, almost there (i think)
Tysvm2: the folks that wrote: the true root article @
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=858996
I am trying to flash a custom recovery and rom (hoping to do: panache or CM7 and twrp recovery
(PG86IMG.zip) My end goal is to run netflix app on htc glacier)
I have succeeded in setting up ADB/SDK drivers, etc.
On hboot i see: S=off
I am having a PROBLEM with TRUE ROOT gfree method
At step 12. It says:
"If this is the first time you have rooted your device you will need to run visionary again (temproot w/set system r/w after root checked and then attempt permroot) to make root privileges permanent and then reboot again. Now "su" should work properly for you."
I've run into a problem :
I restarted in hboot and I see s=off but when I try to open terminal:
It reads:
$ export PATH=/data/local/bin:$PATH
$su
PERMISSION DENIED
I tried to run temproot and permroot on visionary + R14 to "seal the deal" & move onto install of the engineering bootloader
It appears I am stuck in between temproot and perm root won't stick for some reason ...
FYI: all sorts of apps force closed immediately after reboot after I ran the reboot it says s=off and has bootloader version 0.86.0000
I just did:
1. a factory reset from hboot
2. Reinstalled visionary + R14
3. And ... astro file manager, terminal emulator app and easy installer, etc
4. i have all the files that the TRUE ROOT thread reccomended but terminal emulator says permission denied when I type: su
PERMISSION DENIED
It looks to me like visionary Is not properly establishing temp root or perm root after s=off.
Suggestions please.
thank you,
CP
HTC GLACIER
s=off
bootloader version 0.86.0000
also: HTC DREAM aka Tmobile g1 rooted with cyanogen old school
Ps: I'm new to the forum culture and I want to be sure to be respectful and post properly; if this is not a proper place for this kind of question please redirect me patiently
Try the older verson of Visionary. R11 I believe. This has come up before and it has worked for other people.
If you have already received the OTA, use Gingerbreak or fre3vo method for temp root instead of Visionary.
I suggest to flash engineering bootloader ASAP, it'll save you the question next time, by allowing to flash custom recovery (thus enabling root by flashing any su.zip package) at any time, independent of the ROM.
I got a replacement phone, and this is what I had to do...
1. Install Visionary r14 and Terminal Emulator
2. Download gfree file and move to phone
3. Temproot (with r/w switched on), then su on TE, then run gfree*
4. Reboot and validate S=OFF
5. Temproot again (with r/w switched on), then click on Permroot
Hi Thank you for your reply, I tried visionary r11 but when I installed it would not run (perhaps i installed the wrong one) my easy install app read it as visionary 1.0 is that the same as R11?
Thank you for your reply but i tried this:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1030119
from Shaddy-Z.(10th April 2011, 01:35 PM) <- thank you Shaddy
"
http://forum.xda-developers.com/show...&postcount=899
It's the last download link."
But my easy install app calls it visionary 1.0 (is that the same as R11?) And it did not work ... it won't even open up, can you tell me do you have any experience with:
Jack R_1's suggestion: "If you have already received the OTA, use Gingerbreak or fre3vo method for temp root instead of Visionary."
What are benefits of gingerbreak vs. fre3vo? I just want to be sure to be careful so as to not brick my baby.
If you already have Radio S-OFF, have you tried flashing custom recovery via fastboot flash recovery? Or does your bootloader version not allow that?
Also try this post:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=15943010&postcount=6
I only know about gingerbreak not the other one, it will use a new exploit to gain perm root under gingerbread. But if you have the new OTA that's gingerbread 2.3.4 I think it won't work. Others have upgraded to the new OTA and can't root again, why? Since a new Radio and I think SPL are in this new OTA. And HTC has used a new security method to prevent such things as rooting.
Check this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1174344
Flash the .85 engineering bootloader with adb and then clockworkmod from fastboot. You then can use the rooted nandroid backup in rom Bible (if you want to stay stock). Once you do that happy flashing. If you need any help pm me
Sent from my Google Nexus 12! yup I'm from the future
mark manning said:
Flash the .85 engineering bootloader with adb and then clockworkmod from fastboot. You then can use the rooted nandroid backup in rom Bible (if you want to stay stock). Once you do that happy flashing. If you need any help pm me
Sent from my Google Nexus 12! yup I'm from the future
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Are you sure this holds true for users with newest OTA?
Ace42 said:
Are you sure this holds true for users with newest OTA?
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As long as he has s-off it will.
Sent from my Google Nexus 12! yup I'm from the future
Ace42 said:
Are you sure this holds true for users with newest OTA?
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Wait, he can't gain even temp root huh. NM your sol until a dev figures out how to root the gingerbread rom.
Its kind of a long shot. Since you have s-off you can try using the PD15IMG.ZIP from hboot and root the froyo rom. Not sure if that will work or not
Sent from my Google Nexus 12! yup I'm from the future
mark manning said:
Wait, he can't gain even temp root huh. NM your sol until a dev figures out how to root the gingerbread rom.
Its kind of a long shot. Since you have s-off you can try using the PD15IMG.ZIP from hboot and root the froyo rom. Not sure if that will work or not
Sent from my Google Nexus 12! yup I'm from the future
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I'm using MIUI, I was asking cause I have a friend who's stuck on the new OTA since they accidentally flashed the non-rooted version of the OTA, probably since all of them had the same title and he didn't read...
Okay let me ask this: What about packing an unsigned PD15IMG.zip with ENG HBOOT and/or ClockworkMod Recovery and nothing else inside it? If you have Radio S-OFF, this image should be accepted by the bootloader and give you a route back to root.
I don't know if such a .zip has been made yet for the MT4G but it's not impossible. It's been done for the S-OFF Sensation:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1122053
See "ENG Hboot" - there is a PG58IMG.zip file there, and there is another under "Here is the download link to recovery".
Again this thread has nothing to do with the MT4G but it's the same principle.
So... if there is anyone out there who knows how to pack a PD15IMG.zip for a Radio S-OFF device, please speak up and help out the OP!
Interesting, I think all you need to do is replace the file inside of zip but not totally sure.
Sent from my Google Nexus 12! yup I'm from the future
What I don't know is if the zip has to be constructed in some particular way to be accepted as valid, even with S-OFF. But yeah, there should be a way to flash CWM to the S-OFF bootloader.
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Thank you but I don't know what that is exactly.
Ru suggesting I restart holding down on volume and select recovery from hboot?
Sent from my HTC Glacier using XDA App
crouchingpossum said:
Thank you but I don't know what that is exactly.
Ru suggesting I restart holding down on volume and select recovery from hboot?
Sent from my HTC Glacier using XDA App
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No not yet, gonna try to figure something out for you tomorrow. Be patient please
Sent from my Google Nexus 12! yup I'm from the future
Are you on 2.2.1 or are you on 2.3.?
Okay I'm just poking around blindly in the dark here... I'm not a developer, just a script tinkerer... but if you're brave enough...
I grabbed one of the PD15IMG.zip radio files from the Dev section just to obtain the proper android-info.txt file. Then I created a new zip containing only:
- android-info.txt
- CWM version 3.0.2.4 for Glacier, in .img format, renamed to recovery.img
I've attached it here. Rename it to PD15IMG.zip, put it on the root of your SD, and try booting into HBOOT and see if it prompts you to install the zip. If so, does it succeed?
If yes, then try booting into recovery. Do you get Clockwork?
If it does not succeed, please report any error messages.
I highly doubt this can damage your phone because your ROM is still bootable and your bootloader still works, so the worst you could get is a bad recovery that you have to fix up. But I hold no liability for anything that gets borked
Greetings all.
I have a HTC Tattoo still running with the original Android 1.6 that came with the phone. I am trying to install the latest CM7.1.0.1 but have run to a few issues due to how old the Android version is.
I had some issues here, but I was able to install Universal AndRoot and Superuser. So, the phone is fully rooted at this point.
Since the phone is running Android 1.6, Rom Manager Free will not install, since the current version does not support this version of Android. Therefore, I am unable to install ClockworkMod Recovery in this way.
I tried finding older versions of Rom Manager that support Android 1.6, but when I tried installing them, the message I got was "com.koushikdutta.rommanager could not be installed on this phone". I could not get past this...
So, I tried the manual way through adb, using Cyanogen wiki. Through this way, I am only able to get up to the point I try gaining superuser rights using the "su" binary provided. At this point, I get the following error: "su: permission denied".
My question is: is there any other way I can flash ClockworkMod Recovery?
Thanks in advance.
Hi all,
I am stuck with the same problem.
I used the one-click-root app provided in this forum -> worked.
but due to android 1.6 am not allowed to install the rommanager app.
and with ADB I am stuck- -> getting same error as above: su permission denied.
I hope anyone can guide me though the installation of the clockwork recovery.
thx
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Update:
i think i am one step further now. i installed rommanager 3.0.1.7 (found in the internet), which installed the clockwork recovery.
when i go to "download rom" it says i need a newer version
i downloaded the rom manually, coppied to sd and selected in rommanager "install from sd"
system rebooted and showed my phone and a triangle (with power+home i come into a menu)
anyone can help me here to flash the rom?
Rommanager did not install clockworkmod, i think there was a su issue...
Did you try this instructions?
Goldcard creation: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=603286
Rooting&installing clockworkmod 5: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=950759
THX bro, you really saved me from a sleepless night
finally after 3 days of battling my tattoo I upgraded from 1.6 to 2.3.7!!!
your links made it! thx again bro
and nice work developers! thumps-up XD
So, finally you can download normal apps for android 2.1+, 2.2+ 2.3+
Hi again,
I finally have some time to try this again. But before I do anything, do I have to create the goldcard? Because the htc is already rooted, so I was thinking maybe I only need to perform the last part of it, which is installing ClockworkMod.
Thanks again!
No, you dont need to create goldcard again
Goldcard
Hello lemmymet,
You said I don't need to create the goldcard again. But I never created a goldcard... I have superuser through Universal Androot... unless this creates a goldcard automatically for you.
Regardless, the attempt to install only recovery failed. It gave an error saying it couldn't copy 'su' file, probably because there already is one.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks again.
ulaikamor said:
Hello lemmymet,
You said I don't need to create the goldcard again. But I never created a goldcard... I have superuser through Universal Androot... unless this creates a goldcard automatically for you.
Regardless, the attempt to install only recovery failed. It gave an error saying it couldn't copy 'su' file, probably because there already is one.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks again.
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Hey.
you realy dont need o goldcard.just leave this step away.
here are some how to videos,i think they will help you out.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=705454
ulaikamor said:
Hello lemmymet,
You said I don't need to create the goldcard again. But I never created a goldcard... I have superuser through Universal Androot... unless this creates a goldcard automatically for you.
Regardless, the attempt to install only recovery failed. It gave an error saying it couldn't copy 'su' file, probably because there already is one.
Any other suggestions?
Thanks again.
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Following post and the messages around it, should help you flash clockwork with universal androot
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=18225026#post18225026
goldcard is needed only to overcome CID check
[CID - Carrier identifier, used in locking a phone to a specific carrier's SIM cards]
with goldcard you can flash unbranded RUU, so that you can get rid of mobile carrier specific junk (for example in my case orange junk).
and you dont need it for rooting and recovery flashing.
Hello all.. I am tryin to install the engineering bootloader and the file I need from the wiki page is not there anymore. Does anyone know where I can obtain a true copy of it. I d/l one and its not right, the md5sum was incorrect. It should be md5sum: df4fd77f44993eb05a4732210d2eddc6. Thanks if you can help. Im just trying to be thorough as i am learning all this. I have it rooted with s=off but I want to install eng. bl ....Thanks
**It is for MyTouch 4g**
Use this. Its the eng h-boot and clockworkmod recovery.
https://rapidshare.com/#!download|...|3930|R~C053B71776B49869847E4E328CF8DEC4|0|0
I got it from one of the stickies in the dev section.
Also, I have 2 Mt4g. One of the has the bootloader unlocked via HTCdev. I keep trying to flash a Stock 2.2.1 rom to it so I can do the Perma Root method on it. I have a custom rom on it currently, but it has s=on. Now the other one was stock 2.3.4 and I just got finished rooting it, for practice. Now back to the one with the bootloader unlocked by HTC, will traditional methods still work on it? I cant seem to get the adb/fastboot method to install the 2.2.1 rom on it. what would you recommend I do to get s=off on it if Im bent on doing it?
jjbadd385 said:
Also, I have 2 Mt4g. One of the has the bootloader unlocked via HTCdev. I keep trying to flash a Stock 2.2.1 rom to it so I can do the Perma Root method on it. I have a custom rom on it currently, but it has s=on. Now the other one was stock 2.3.4 and I just got finished rooting it, for practice. Now back to the one with the bootloader unlocked by HTC, will traditional methods still work on it? I cant seem to get the adb/fastboot method to install the 2.2.1 rom on it. what would you recommend I do to get s=off on it if Im bent on doing it?
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I know NOTHING about the unlocked bootloader, so forgive me. Will flashing the froyo PD15IMG.zip from bootloader not replace your bootloader with the stock S-On bootloader that the rooting w S-Off guides are written for? Or has HTC figured out some way to bone you on that?
PD15IMG method of downgrading should take you to the older OS.
It won't necessarily take you to the older bootloader.
Not sure that being on the older bootloader is required for gfree to work. The older OS is indeed required.
Ok I'll tell you what I did this morning. I read a bunch last night. I am trying desperately to grasp & understand things. Its just there are so many different ways to acheive what I want to accomplish. Im doing this in small goals. My goal at this point is to get this MT4G, that is bootloader unlocked by HTC, to flash the Stock 2.2.1 Rom.But for some reason, it wont. Ive tried using my PC ADB/fastboot method, with no success. This morning I tried Recovery Clockwork, which I did wipe/factory reset, wipe cache, wipe davli cache, and then I choose the write zip from sd card, PD15IMG, and it wont do that either. I know I could be more helpful if I gave the exact errors but I forgot what they are, and at this point I am beginning to think that because its HTCdev unlocked, its not going to let me flash the 2.2.1. It does everything fine, until I attempt to flash the 2.2.1. The md5sum is ok too. If it were you, and you were running a custom ROM (ProjectMIUI 2.2.17 [R6]- UPDATED 2/21/12), and your device was HTC unlocked, but you wanted to get s=off, with engineer boot, how would you begin, and what method would YOU use? Give me some of your excellent advice for my birthday, which is today.
pdimg.zip files are flashed through the bootloader, not recovery. To do this, put zip on root of SD card power off phone hold volume down and power until bootloader appears and follow onscreen prompts.
HTC-Dev-unlocked bootloader 100% allows downgrading, because someone already did it before you. If you fail achieving it - means you're doing something wrong again and again, not realizing it. If I were you, I would think - why is it that your attempts to flash PD15IMG fail - and correct what you're doing wrong. But obviously, this excellent advice was given to you some time before your birthday, and still didn't help.
So, here's another advice:
Go download a PRE-ROOTED 2.2.1-based ROM.
Assuming you find one: flash it in recovery and flash boot.img from it separately.
Reboot to ROM.
Run gfree.
Flash Eng HBOOT.
If you don't find any 2.2.1-based ROM available, then you're out of luck. Sit down and find out what you're doing wrong that doesn't let you downgrade with PD15IMG.
Or just keep your phone as it is, and flash kernels manually, until you understand more.
Ok,I understand what you are saying. But when I put it on the root of my SD card as I have done multiple times, I pwr up in hboot, I wait on the blue progress bar, then a gold progress bar, then I get an error, I think it was "older version" if I remember correctly. There's not much I can do wrong to mess up a simple hboot flash of PD15IMG,you boot your phone up and wait ...
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To avoid this error, you need to flash the MISC partition to "fool" the phone into thinking it's older than it is.
Read the downgrading guide, and since you're rooted - execute the "misc_version" part only:
> adb push misc_version /data/local/tmp/misc_version
> adb shell chmod 777 /data/local/tmp/*
> adb shell
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If you see "$", it means you're not running in root shell. Then execute "su" and verify that you get "#" to continue.
# cd /data/local/tmp
# ./misc_version -s 1.00.000.0
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You should see:
--set_version set. VERSION will be changed to: 1.00.000.0
Patching and backing up partition 17...
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Then attempt downgrading again.
Jack_R1 said:
To avoid this error, you need to flash the MISC partition to "fool" the phone into thinking it's older than it is.
Read the downgrading guide, and since you're rooted - execute the "misc_version" part only:
If you see "$", it means you're not running in root shell. Then execute "su" and verify that you get "#" to continue.
You should see:
Then attempt downgrading again.
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Everything went well until I got to the flashing part again. I did it 2 times, one time with fastboot and i got this:
C:\adb>fastboot-windows oem rebootRUU
... OKAY
From my PC:
C:\adb>fastboot-windows flash zip StockRom.zip
sending 'zip' (319593 KB)... OKAY
writing 'zip'... INFOadopting the signature contained in this image...
INFOzip header checking...
INFOzip info parsing...
FAILED (remote: 99 unknown fail)
From my phone:
The next time, I did it in hboot from the handset and it returned an error that said "wrong zip file"
**I think I am going to be content flashing roms and the boot.img seperately until I find someone with this problem that figures it out. Besides I have another mt4g that I perm rooted s=off, so I truly feel like I have followed instructions well, since my 2nd phone worked out. Its just this one with the HTC unlocked b/l giving me problems.
Thank You for your help...
You insist on NOT following the guide, so I won't help you anymore.
FOLLOW THE DAMN GUIDE UNTIL YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT YOU'RE DOING!
Because obviously, you're doing lots of basically wrong stuff, like trying to flash a PD15IMG.ZIP by fastboot, or using fastboot oem commands.
I understand u getting frustrated, but I have followed the guide. It don't work that way either. It tells me " wrong zip file" in hboot when I do, & I know its the right one because I checked the md5sum. If its lettin me flash any Rom in CWM recovery, why can't I flash a 2.2.1 Rom in recovery? But just to let u know, I have followed the guide to the t, more than once. Sorry if u r getting frustrated but I have tried everything u told me, & thanks for helping.
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Ok it says
***UNLOCKED*** (by HTCdev)
GLACIER PVT SHIP S-ON
HBOOT-0.89.0007
MICROP-0429
RADIO-26. 13.04.19_M
eMMC-boot
Dec 13 2011 21:07:39
HBOOT
FASTBOOT
RECOVERY
FACTORY RESET
SIMLOCK
IMG CRC
I do have Visionary and a stock unrooted 2.2.1 (PD15IMG). I also have Recovery CWM 5.0.2.0 and 4ext, just to let u know what resources I have. I think I have d/l everything under the sun..lol
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Anglgodes19 said:
Good, now that makes it easy as I deleted my modified stock rom last year which I made specially for rooting, so lets move on...
1) Gain TempROOT via VISIONary+
2) On terminal.
adb shell [enter]
su [enter]
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p17 of=/sdcard/msicold.img [enter]
3) Access /sdcard/msicold.img and open it in hex editor.
4) Find MSIC value XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX (ex: 2.09.1800.1) and change it to OTA "1.17.531.2" and save the file as msicnew.img on SDCard.
5) Now back on adb terminal:
dd if=/sdcard/miscnew.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p17 [enter]
sync [enter]
6) Now reboot in to bootloader and flash PD15IMG.zip as you would normally do.
Report back if you have issues or problems or can't find it in that case I suggest you upload your msicold.img and ill edit for you so you can replace it.
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Ok I did that and opened the msicold.img in hex editor, and honestly I dont have a clue as to what i was doing, but i think i located the value and because i followed the downgrade guide, i beleive its 1.00.000.0, but i dont know how to change it. Any way i can email it to u and have u change it? my email is [email protected] if you will send me a blank email, I'll reply back with the attatched file...Thank you..
jjbadd385 said:
Ok I did that and opened the msicold.img in hex editor, and honestly I dont have a clue as to what i was doing, but i think i located the value and because i followed the downgrade guide, i beleive its 1.00.000.0, but i dont know how to change it. Any way i can email it to u and have u change it? my email is ****** if you will send me a blank email, I'll reply back with the attatched file...Thank you..
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You may want to edit this post. Ask anyone interested in helping to PM you. Posting your email address on an open forum isn't a good idea.
estallings15 said:
You may want to edit this post. Ask anyone interested in helping to PM you. Posting your email address on an open forum isn't a good idea.
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Wonder what happened to Anglgodes19 and all his posts? He disappeared like a theif in the night!!
1.00.000 is the correct value.
If bootloader doesn't accept PD15IMG.ZIP - it either means you're doing something wrong even though you're 100% sure you're not, or that HTC-Dev-unlocked HBOOT doesn't accept the image for downgrading, which I highly doubt.
In any case, as I wrote you, you can download and flash any 2.2.1 pre-rooted ROM, if you find one with working link, and continue the guide from there.
I don't think I can help you with anything beyond this point.
Jack_R1 said:
1.00.000 is the correct value.
If bootloader doesn't accept PD15IMG.ZIP - it either means you're doing something wrong even though you're 100% sure you're not, or that HTC-Dev-unlocked HBOOT doesn't accept the image for downgrading, which I highly doubt.
In any case, as I wrote you, you can download and flash any 2.2.1 pre-rooted ROM, if you find one with working link, and continue the guide from there.
I don't think I can help you with anything beyond this point.
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Ok then, one last question. If I cannot get my phone to flash via hboot, Is it possible to flash the 2.2.1 rom through CWM like I am flashing other roms? Or if I flash a rooted 2.2.1 rom could I the proceed in getting s-off/ eng hboot? Or does it have to be done through hboot only with a stock rom? Or possibly a modified 2.2.1 rom that has been made to flash in recovery?
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