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[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 321321wrick:
Reply Back.

While searching threw all this mess on this site and various other :

I did stumble on something that might help u get your cwm

mode Look up Captivate Q&A the scroll to T, Russel thread has file needed to get your cwm mode working using rageagaistcage method.

Odin has multi file upload for stock alone check to make sure you selected right one . then just reflash should be good

mine i examine really thoroughly and figure out i try to jump to high .

i had stock then firefly then darkfire which is based off i900 <> Cappy rom bad <>idea on my part i try to jump to paranoid rom from darkfire '

don't think files were save to SD internal card - download section instead so firmware lost track of it self .

reviewing errors made on my part order 2 jig for my 2 cappys

my plan use jig get into download flash back to stock using odin one click using kies flash to froyo and stick with it for another six months

while reading everything i need to know about flashing that high up , besides that rom will become more stable less bugs and it will give me

time to see what errors occurs with this phone model on that rom last time i check there was only 7 posted user using it

again i was trying to flash paranoid rom for Samsung captivate SGH_I897'' I hope you get your issue resolved.

If u try one click unbrick and on win xp uninstall kies the drivers will not work together log in to administrator account <> just Google it if not on welcome screen there a few ways to get into that account,, but that did work for me on my cappy . let me know how u make out. ??

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[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] 4-2ndtwin:
HG_User,

U can't go back to GB (or froyo/eclair) from CM, MIUI, ICS, JB, AOSP etc., etc. without using Odin or Heimdall---because of the different partitions used---Stock firmware is bml/rfs and all the AOSP etc etc are mtd/yaffs(2).

And u can only restore a backup when u r back running the base rom where u made the back up.

Use this...Stock i897ucKK4 GB 2.3.5 with or without bootloaders... http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=18370912

This kk4 should get u going. Then u can use Odin to flash Corn Kernel to get a cwm back...:thumbup:
[Captivate Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HG_User:
... one step on the way: Back to Eclair

thanks for the advice. Ultimately, I decided I should use Odin 3 1-click to revert back to original (2.1 Eclair) firmware that I found on the first post of thread titled

[STOCK ROM] Odin3 One-Click Downloader and Drivers CAPTIVATE ONLY

This is a huge step forward because it makes my phone work, but it's also a step back in time to the early Eclair days.

Now my next step is to upgrade back to Gingerbread...

Edit: Thanks to all who pointed me in the right direction. I took the phone back to Eclair then used Samsung KiesMini (twice) to get it back to Gingerbread. After re-rooting and removing the AT&T Bloatware, it works fine again. I might try upgrading again to ICS or JB, but I didn't like Cyanogen 9 at all. Maybe I'm just used to the way AT&T polishes the UI, but Cyanogen didn't appeal at all. Now looking for a relatively polished but lightweight ICS or JB version... Also, it would be nice if when I upgrade it preserves the installed apps and what's on my home screens, but that seems unlikely going from AT&T-branded Gingerbread to an independent ICS or JB.
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] cespa92:
I bought a dual-chip cell Langwea W900, this phone recognizes the sim card but does not connect to the network (without coverage - only emergency calls), please help me.

system data:

Model Number: w900

Android version: 2.3.6

Baseband version: MAUI.11AMD.W11.37.SP.V14, 2011/11/25 16:11

Kernel version: 2.3.35.7 - root@miki-desktop2 # 2 - Mon jan 9 16:09 CST 2012

Build number: WLX_3908_13

Custom Build Version: 1325674940

thanks!
[HTC One S] Stroid01:
Don't need this tutorial as im not having this issue but wanted to say thanks for posting it. This should definitely help some people in the future! Great write up!
[HTC One S] strker45:
+1
[HTC One S] avetny:
Thank you man.

Very informative for self learning!
[HTC One S] cannondale0815:
Nice tutorial. But wrong forum.
[HTC One S] zylith:
you don't need to finish the command with rom.zip:

adb push ROM.zip /sdcard

is enough.. Also you should so the ROM.zip in the same folder as ADB, with the your picture.
[HTC One S] brwetz:
Zylith I tried that when my phone was messed up, but I couldn't find the SD Card. However when I includes the name of the zip at the end, it worked.
[HTC One S] mrroey:
thanks for the detailed guide! the issue im having is not being able to mount /sdcard in recovery. I can successfully adb push the zip to the sdcard but when i try to flash in recovery, it gives me error mounting /sdcard.

can you post a quick guide on how to flash via fastboot the boot.img and system.img from the RUU? i think thats the only option i have at this point. and thanks again for this guide!
[HTC One S] brwetz:
When you click to mount /sdcard/ before you push the ROM over, what does Recovery tell you? What error is it?
[HTC One S] mrroey:
So when I press mount sdcard it shows me Error mounting /sdcard. Same message when I try to format the sd card.

Adb seems.to push the file to sd card successfully in cmd. However when I go to install from zip it gives me "Cannot mount /sdcard"

I tried partitioning the sd card in recovery but that doesn't seem to have any effect.
[HTC One S] cannondale0815:
Try my solution here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1630459
[HTC One S] brwetz:
Yea, I had trouble mounting anything prior to all of this.

I had to do Clear Storage in the bootloader, reinstall CWM Recovery and SuperSU and I got it to work. Hopefully we don't have too many more people with this issue. If we do, I'll be around to help.

I'm always trying to learn and try new things, so hopefully I'll be able to help with more stuff in the future.
[HTC One S] decalex:
just to make sure, for the T-Mobile One S folks, you guys aren't able to mount /system with adb yet right?

as in.. being able to adb push files to the /system folder ..

in the current state of our root.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
I think that this thread is definitely in the RIGHT section !! And i also think it should be stickied !!

Its a very useful thread / Guide as we dont have mount USB storage option working in CWM... So if something fails, And you are left with no flashable ROM on your phone THIS guide will save your life :D

Thanks to the OP !!
[HTC One S] mrroey:
Yes definitely this should be stickied! Saved me a lot of trouble and headache.
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
can you do one for mac?? please
[HTC One S] brwetz:
Can this be moved/stickied possibly? This seems to be a decent size problem for many people. :)
[HTC One S] androidcues:
if adb is too hard then droid explorer does the hard work for you.
[HTC One S] om.thelostone:
Unable to see how is this tutorial helpful

Its like pushing a FILE to ur SDCARD with ADB

So the title is misleading; as installing a ROM is a different issue
[HTC One S] maddes1402:
There are a lot of users who love to flash new things but who don´t deal with all the computer stuff every day. So when you are addicted to the install instructions but something unexpectful happens and your phone is in boot loop this guide is very useful.

When this is stickied it could a) avoid heard attacks of users who think "OMG I have bricked my phone" and b) avoid that dev threads become off topic. :)
[HTC One S] brwetz:
Used this method again today to make sure I got a ROM file over as I wiped everything before transferring the new ROM over like an idiot. Even the best of us make mistakes.
[HTC One S] wallendiaz:
i can use this method with my Galaxy Nexus???? my phone dont want boot just i can opne fastboot and cwm recovery and i want install a custom rom for fix this..
[HTC One S] brwetz:
I have no experience with the galaxy nexus.
[HTC One S] unk2009:
Thanks for the tut...This is very helpful(fortunately I don't need to use this right now) will keep this in my favs :cool:
[HTC One S] jdizzle316:
Hi guys, IM trying to help my friend "UN brick" his tmo one s. He tried flashing a ROM not made for his phone, and to make a long story short, there is no backup and his as is completely wiped.

So I figured I would try to push a ROM thru adb as mentioned on this thread. Here lies the problem...I can't mount usb in recovery (twrp), but I can mount everything else such a cache, data & system. If I could have mounted USB I would have just placed a ROM on his sd and flashed.

So basically his phone is completely wiped. It gets such on bootloader when trying to turn on the device, and the only other thing I can access is twrp recovery with no ability to mount.

I posted this question for help in the Q&A section but have not received a reply.

Please help me help my friend, I don't think he has the money to get another phone. Any suggestions would be great because I'm stuck.

And yes, he learned his lesson...always make a backup.

Regardless if there is a resolution or not, thank you for looking and your help!
[HTC One S] Metaleckz:
hey im having an error. it says

C:\Android\fastboot>adb push ROM.zip /sdcard

cannot stat 'ROM.zip': No such file or directory
[HTC One S] BL4zD:
Yes, this method will work with any device via adb

You must use the exact name of the ROM as it exists on your hard drive that you are trying to push...not "ROM.zip"

Copy the file name of the ROM you want to put on your device and then paste it into the terminal command prompt and it should work.
[HTC One S] carlos16119:
whenever i try to push it this happens . idk what to do.
[HTC One S] havikx:
It's the same thing except everything has ./ before it.

Example... ./adb push

No ./ needed for cd commands. Just the adb commands.

Also.... You can type cd (space bar) then drag the folder you want seen into your command window and it will type out for you. Works with mac atleast.

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He can try fastboot flash. Bootloader still works.
[HTC One S] dinkermadra12345:
iitz saying device not found :(. please help
[HTC One S] massd:
I found the solution for me in this thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1689773
[HTC One S] brwetz:
Make sure device is mounted in CWM. If that's the case, re-start the device into CWM and re-mount. I've had that issue before.
[HTC One S] samstheman42:
Man, you totally saved me from pulling all of my hair out (now there are only a couple of patches missing, lol).

Thanks a ton for this post!
[HTC One S] brwetz:
Not a problem man. :)

Glad I could help.
[HTC One S] CallumMarks77:
sorry about my langauage BUT...

I ****ING LOVE YOU!!!!!!! thought i ****ed my phone right up then i came across this and you saved it!!!! I LOVE YOU!!!!(no homo)
[HTC One S] brwetz:
Lol :) Glad I could help. Your language doesn't offend me.

Don't forget to Donate and thank! :good:
[HTC One S] diggerbucket:
Excellent, I was nearly there but this thread helped with the exact commands needed, it worked perfectly.
[HTC One S] usaff22:
would fastboot flash rom romname.zip
[HTC One S] slef2003:
thanks for this guide on adb pushing as it has got me out of a two day bootloop!! have now installed first custom rom and learnt so much about the process as well

Thanks given
[HTC One S] jenicun:
device not found...
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
I updated my post on SD Card problems (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36837261#post36837261) and solutions by adding a link to this post as well.

Great work on this tutorial

__________________

Also, you may want to add a section about flashing the boot.img in ROMS through fastboot for those on higher hboots. Thats important and is often the reason why a particular ROM that is flashed doesnt work
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
This isnt such a good guide tbh. The biggest fault is it recommends CWM over TWRP. TWRP is what everyone should use on the One S.

And theres a much easier way to transfer stuff to your device - Quick ADB Pusher ;)

Just open the adb explorer, browse to /sdcard/, drag-drop the .zip file to the browser and watch the magic happen.

Only requires the htc drivers installed.
[HTC One S] sadpwner:
I formated my sd card so i lost everything. I am trying to push a rom on but i get error read on file system
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Ya just like every other guide but that because they was made before TWRP was out or it was too new.

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Flash TWRP recovery then load it up then mount USB Storage and then use windows to format it.
[HTC One S] Goatshocker:
Yeah, I know. But the OP's should be more active and update their guides, imo :)

Lazy people :silly:
[HTC One S] Lucas0511:
A friend´s S was recently "bricked" like this, and I guess I miss the point of this...as long as the bootloader loads and one can fastboot flash and boot into recovery there is always a way to revive your phone...but this thread led me to discover ADB Pusher, thanks for the respective dev posting it!
[HTC One S] alwaysbelieve1:
I have the problem as mentioned in the OP, but am using a Razr M with a locked bootloader. What can I do to push a ROM to it so I can boot up?
[HTC One S] juan_carlos__007:
This tutorial is exactly what I need but for some reason the command is not going through. It gives me a message saying ('adb is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or hatch file.) What am I doing wrong??
[HTC One S] Hamster80:
I type the code in correctly and hit enter. Then nothing happens. Do I have to wait minutes for signs of activity or should something po-up immediately after hitting enter??

Example:

C:\Android>adb push Android_Revolution_HD-Sensation_7.1.zip /sdcard/Android_Revolution_HD-Sensation_7.1.zip

_

The red underscore is to highlight the white underscore on the cmd window.

NEVERMIND - I waited 6minutes then it popped up. Thanks OP you DA MAN!!!!
[HTC One S] udimars30:
Thank you dude for your help , just unbricked my device!!
[HTC One S] brwetz:
Thank you all for the kind words. I hope this helped as much as you all say it has. I've moved onto a NEXUS 4 and will be learning more and more there :)
[HTC One S] NUNsLAUGHTER92:
Thanks, this just helped fix a stupid mistake I made with a Nexus 7 that for some reason, wouldn't show up when in recovery and bricked.
[HTC One S] Szwarcu:
adb shows my device whe i type adb devices, but it says it's offline o_O

Why?

I'm one step from unbricking.
[HTC One S] gaban05:
Thank you ..... You just save my nearly bricked note 8 ...
[HTC One S] funkpod:
HELP!

please help! I know you're terribly busy.

i can't boot into recovery!

i was wiping data to flash another rom, and TWRP quit on me. so no rom on it.

only will go to the boot screen

twrp fails.

whenever I try to go into recovery, it stops at the TWRP logo and turn back off.

then goes to the Samsung screen, w/ "booped by BMS" but freezes there.

SO i can't get into recovery... any suggestions?
[HTC One S] tivofool:
??? Samsung?
[HTC One S] funkpod:
i know this is for the HTC one s thread, but i figured the process would be the same?
[HTC One S] tivofool:
been a long time since my last samsung phone, but don't you just use ODIN to fix it?
[HTC One S] funkpod:
FIXED!!! PHEW!!!

yes, all i did was flash the recovery through ODIN. and bam.

couldn't use the ADB, no recovery. but i'm back in business.

okay.

THANK YOU for your help. seriously.

newfound respect for ODIN and Windows.

Trying out PACMAN rom now!
[HTC One S] k000:
For some reason I am not able to connect my HTC One to PC..

ADB says no device connected even from Bootloader..

Any help will be appreciated
[HTC One S] ReyTech:
[MENTION=2796199]brwetz[/MENTION]

m8! what a lovely solution! its a real life saver! thanks

WBR

ReyTech.
[HTC One S] philseven:
got it working
[HTC One S] Hoodlum-Z:
Fastboot devices recognised my phone, but when I tried to push the zip it kept on saying 'error, can't find device'. I was getting worried that my device was going to be impossible to repair, but then it dawned on me that CWM touch recovery that I have has a mount device as mass storage option. Once I used this it was simple to drag and drop files rather than using scripts. Just another option for everyone who gets to this unfortunate stage. My device is working perfectly again.
[HTC One S] lt1pnyklr:
Can someone help me please?

I have a Nexus 5 that has lost it's OS. I'm trying to push a ROM to the phone using ADB but the phone won't mount. It's running Team Win Recovery and even after installing drivers I cannot get it to mount and I'm guessing this is why the adb push command isn't working.
[HTC One S] thepilot234:
i get adb is not a recognize command im guessing i cant mount since there are no changes in the mount section if i plug it in, im using twrp.Can anone help i wiped my phone is ussles the way it is now
[HTC One S] PodgeD:
I was getting the same problem not being able to mount anything to the sdcard. The sdcard pretty much wasn't showing up. Go to mounts and storage and click "format /data and /data/media (/sdcard)". After I did that I was able to push to the sdcard. Still having problems installing the .zip file though, always comes up error (status 0) installation aborted.
[HTC One S] colourfull:
Help needed

i did everything unlocked bootloader, flashed cwm,su but i forgot doing s-off. and i tried installing a maximus rom. now i am stucked. my set only starts in bootloader when its battery gets low. :S i am unable to find a stock rom. please help. my set is o2
[HTC One S] maddbomber83:
I always forget the command, thanks OP for the reminder and quick google search result ; ).
[HTC One S] xochipilli:
Mr brwets, you are a gentleman and a scholar.

For anyone struggling to revive a soft-bricked device, anyone with a normal phone without external SD, struggling with adb, fastboot and sideload compatibility issues, look no further. Push your fresh baked Custom ROM and live again.

I stayed awake for 36 hours straight going from OS to OS, from machine to machine, and from different version downloads and forums always hitting a wall. Tried pretty much everything.

My HTC m7 was wiped. So I was finally able to update TWRP and then my real struggle started. I wasn't able to sideload, let alone flash my phone. The only alternative left was a requirement to use a newer version of adb, but I would need to ditch my favorite OSX, 10.6.8 and meet the El Capitan. Except that newer OSX versions are unable to flash Android units or that's what I read.

Then I found this thread and I was back online within an hour. I installed Mike1986's ARHD 93.0 ROM

Anyone with questions, especially beginners like myself is welcome to PM and I will do what I can to give back.
[HTC One S] daksh_98:
how to puch the cwm super su.zip file......i dont ha any OS and my recovery is not flashing anything .please told me what to do
[HTC One S] Bertonumber1:
Wi.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morrty:
I want to return to the latest stock firmware, no root, no CWM, everything factory defaulted. There are so many stock ROM threads I'm not sure which one to choose and most of them apparently leave CWM on the device.

What is the proper way to factory this thing?

Also, does flashing a stock ROM allow OTA updates from ASUS again?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thing O Doom:
Just download from ASUS site and flash with CWM, will make Completely stock, otas and all.

http://www.asus.com/Eee/Eee_Pad/Eee_Pad_Transformer_TF101/#download

Pick your region and flash.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thing O Doom:
I'm sorry, I forgot to mention to run a superwipe script (theres one in the ARHD thread) then flash the asus fw on top of it, this will be the equivalent of a NvFlash.
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] morrty:
Does both methods (superwipe/CWM and NVflash) put the default recovery from ASUS back on?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Saav:
Yes. If you're considering the nvflash method I assume your tab is sbk1 right?
[Eee Pad Transformer Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Thing O Doom:
The reason I suggest superwipe and flash of firmware is he may be Sbkv2, which would make NvFlash useless. The asus update contains an SOS update in the blob partition, so yes, it would put stock recovery on.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] al2x:
So out of nowhere this weekend my nexus's power button was wacky and only working 70% of the times i pressed it. I sent it out to samsung with an RMA number today, and am using my girl's old droid pro for the time being.

Do you get a new phone with an RMA? How long does it typically take? Is it possible theyll say its not broken you just have to start pressing it harder? :confused:

Thanks guys.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
You'll get a refurb.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] al2x:
Ughhhhh are you sure? Is it at least in perfect shape? I sent mine back flawless, I didnt even bother taking my screen protector off.

Also another question, when I subbed the droid pro i obviously have 3g data and not 4g for now. I still have unlimited data on my line, so when i get the nexus back will i be back on unl data? Thanks again in adv.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
They're supposed to be "like new", but they are definitely not new.

Shouldn't change.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] MistaBishi:
I can never be bothered dealing with warranty's, I just fix it myself. Cheaper and quicker.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] al2x:
I never bother with extended warranties... but if a product fails during the manuf. Warranty period, im having them replace it
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
If you have Verizon/Sprint go into the store and ask for one next time. Guaranteed new in box.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
Uhh no lol. Not at all guaranteed. They'll hand you a refurb too.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] plmiller0905:
+1

10char
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
I've been handed brand new Droid Incredible's still in box. As long as the phone isn't EOL they will probably give you a new one in store.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] martonikaj:
The policy for all of these carriers is to hand you a refurb first.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] rudolphe:
Good luck, they're idiots. I had to send my Charge to them three times.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RedBlueGreen:
Did you get a brand new one after? They told me if you send it in a 3rd time then they will send you a new device.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] al2x:
I never thought about that! It would fall under the lemon law I assume
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mika2008:
Hello,

i mlookingf for roms fir this phone :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26430287#post26430287

someone can help me to find somethings for this phone.

thanks
[EVO 4G General] TC_Racutt:
Check out this post

http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...o-get-android-4-0-ice-cream-sandwich-updates/

according to the list, the Korean version of the Evo will get an ICS update. Does that mean we will most likely get a port to the normal Evo? Every Evo on sprint anyways is getting an ICS update, hopefully the community has not forgot about us and will help out :D
[EVO 4G General] Notorious:
Probably not. Evo 4g+ is different in specs compared to our phone's. It has the same specs basically as the evo 3d. Might as well port straight from the regular evo 3D then wait for a Evo 4g + ota or leak
[EVO 4G General] monkeychef:
Evo 4G+ is basically the Evo 3D without the 3D. But yea, completely different from the OG Evo.
[EVO 4G General] illogos:
The HTC page that details the upgrades also says this:

I looked at our specs, and we have a 1GB ROM, which implies that our device should get the upgrade at some point.
[EVO 4G General] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
The evo4g has been put on End Of Life status via sprint so it will not be receiving any OS updates, the only things it will receive if any are security patches on the 2.3.5 platform and maybe a push to 2.3.6 at the highest. It will never see an official ICS update, from HTC or sprint due to sprint classifying it as EOL

We are legion, for we are many.