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[HTC EVO 3D] vedrit:
Even if I knew how to do just that, I got it to work after using fastboot to flash the boot before using TWRP to flash kernal and ROM.
[HTC EVO 3D] R0M CHEF:
Viperrom is having issues that's why its not working

Hit the thanks button if I helped
[HTC EVO 3D] Jep4444:
Ya he said his brother has been using his E3D since he moved to T-Mobile so chances are that's not the problem.
[HTC EVO 3D] Unknownforce:
bootloops can happen after going back to stock while S-OFF. Mine did this before I took it back twice now.

Take your device back to 1.13 stock RUU via zip (or whatever method) let it flash the whole thing, so that you're back on 1.4 hboot and 1.13 stock. (Yes, it will still bootloop)

After this, S-ON your device by booting up to fastboot, hook up to PC and do fastboot oem writesecureflag 3

(Don't worry, you can still revo back to S-OFF, since you're on 1.4 hboot)

Then let the device boot up. You'll be good to go. I don't know what, but SOMETHING becomes corrupt in that only being S-ON will fix.

If this does not work, let me know.
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
Yeah, the phone I'm working on is a Sprint CDMA Evo.

I met up with wloftus, and he got the phone S-ON on HBOOT 1.4. Now, I've been messing with it again and I now have it back at HBOOT 1.5, still S-ON.

I've been trying a couple of 1.13 PG86IMG zips. The bootloader loads the zips, but I don't get an option to flash them. I get the same result whether it's locked or unlocked.

The exe I tried stopped halfway through with an error, but I'm downloading another version and I'll give that a try.

Is there a way to flash one of these zips over fastboot?
[HTC EVO 3D] Unknownforce:
Not in fastboot no, if they are not giving you the option to flash, they are not signed/valid zip's.

Run the RUU exe, wait till it gets to the first "Next" prompt, Leave it open and running, open up windows explorer, type %temp% into the path, and press enter, look for a folder that has {683BEF986C0941 BLAHBLAHBLAH} (not exactly, of course) as it's name, check in each of those and inside one of the

sub-folders of that folder

is a rom.zip, (you can just search for "rom.zip" inside the %temp% location as well)

Copy this out, rename it to PG86IMG.zip (or without the .zip if you don't show file extensions in windows explorer)

Copy this to SD Card and it should allow it to flash now from hboot.

This is the most reliable method of getting a valid/signed zip file that hboot will accept.
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
Excellent tip! I'm sure that's going to come in handy.

I've tried using that method to get zips versions of 1.11, 1.13, and 2.08, and all three give me a "Main version is older! Update Fail!" message. I'm guessing I don't have the right file yet?
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
Ok, now the "Security Warning" banner just showed up at the top of the bootloader screen. It reverted back to this screen when I tried to boot to recovery instead of just boot-looping. That's a change from the normal behavior, but I don't know if it's significant.

I'm looking around for a 2.17 RUU to flash. Is it true that I have to stick to the same radio version (0.97.10.0530)? I'm just putting the pieces of info together in my mind, so I could be wrong, but I'm assuming I need to find a 2.17 RUU because anything earlier wouldn't be accepted by the phone.

If that's the case, then I think I need some help finding a 2.17.651.5 RUU with my radio version.
[HTC EVO 3D] Unknownforce:
Not significant, this is happening because your Recovery is not a valid HTC Signed one, once you get 2.17 to flash properly, it will work.

Download the exe from here

The radio version will update to 1.06.00.1216, or at least it should...

Put the phone in FASTBOOT USB mode, connected to PC and run the exe.
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
All right, that's what I suspected and I've actually already downloaded and run the 2.17 exe. The radio did update to 1.06.00.1216. I still have the bootloop.

What should I do next?
[HTC EVO 3D] Unknownforce:
The device is S-ON ?
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
Yes sir.
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
Any new things I can try?
[HTC EVO 3D] UndefinedUser:
I would try downloading the 2.17.651.5 from here and then rename it to PG86IMG and put it on the root of your sd card, then once you have done that, you can go back to unlock your bootloader via the htcdev method, and since you will basically be stock hboot 1.5 s-off, it should unlock perfectly, let me know if this works for you

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now that you are at this point, just put this RUU on the root of your sd card and boot into the boot loader RUU LINK remember to rename it to PG86IMG and your boot loader will recognize it, as long as you have it "hboot 1.5 s-on and relocked" this ruu should install perfectly fine, and this will get you 100% stock, will with the exception of a relocked bootloader, which you can unlock via the htc dev method and then from there you can do the [S-OFF] Juopunutbear method and then you can flash roms as you please, well once you are back at stock you will need to unlock your bootloader and then flash the superuser zip via clockworkmod and then you should be good to do the [S-OFF] Juopunutbear and then you can flash whatever the **** you want
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
I flashed the zip you linked to, and then unlocked again via the HTC method, but I'm not able to successfully run Juopunutbear.

With the phone in fastboot USB mode, I run ControlBear.exe. The phone restarts immediately after it says "Rebooting from bootloader," but it never returns to the bootloader unless I hold in Vol-Up. It just boot-loops. ControlBear doesn't seem to detect the phone again after the initial restart, even if I manually put it back into fastboot while it's waiting.

======== ControlBear 0.6 beta for JuopunutBear S-OFF ==========
Rebooting from bootloader
Waiting...
...Waiting
Detecting...Starting up......
Connecting to device...
Searching device.....
Connect device and install drivers
Press ENTER to exit.....
[HTC EVO 3D] sic_inside:
have you tried going through ADB to access your recovery? Type " adb reboot bootloader " in a cmd window under your sdk directory.

Looks like i was late lol.
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
Yeah, I can't do anything with ADB since I can't boot to the system.
[HTC EVO 3D] sic_inside:
You dont need the system to use ADB. When you are in your bootloader and have a usb cable connected it should say FASTBOOT USB in red, if not you press the power button while selecting fastboot.

So after flashing the RUU zip were you able to boot into your phone?
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
Well, I'm able to use fastboot, but I can't get to the recovery. When I enter fastboot boot recovery.img, it just boot-loops instead of loading any recovery.

None of the RUU's I've tried have given me a bootable system or recovery. The furthest I've been able to get is the bootloader and fastboot.
[HTC EVO 3D] sic_inside:
I just read over on androidforums that another guy had a very similar problem, he eventually gave up and sent his phone in for repair and they told him that a voltage issue fried his internal memory. Just thought i would share that in case some one can use it to help. I am all out of ideas, as I would have tried everything you already did. Oh, and I just read the bit you said about the security warning, that shows up when you relock your phone. Did you relock before this happened? Or during?
[HTC EVO 3D] krimsonking:
Just as Lost. Need Lots of help

Ok guys, I am having a similar issue here. I hope someone can help me.

I am going to start with saying I successfully unlocked my phone the HTCDev route, and followed these instructions to get my new ROM into place:

http://android.appstorm.net/how-to/...to-flash-a-rom-to-the-evo-3d-with-hboot-1-50/

Sorry, I'm a noob and couldn't find ALL the directions I needed in one place on XDA.

Anyway, I got all the way to the end, and bricked it some how. I can get to the bootloader screen, and even go into recovery where it allows me to select a zip to flash. I am using the ROM from this post:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1634506

I renamed it as PG86IMG.zip and placed it on the root folder of my SD Card. But it gets stuck on the HTC splash screen for hours.

I could't get a picture of my screen, but I stole Jamiphar's for comparison. From top to bottom, I am unlocked, S-ON, HBOOT 1.50, I have no radio listed and everything else is similar Although, when I boot to the bootloader it says:

SD Checking

loading PG86DIAG.zip

no image!

loading PG86DIAG .nbh

no image or wrong image!​

It eventually gets to the regular boot screen, but I have no idea what needs to be fixed. For good measure I am on a Sprint phone. If someone could point me to the actual RUU and other files I need to be using, that would be amazing. I think I might have screwed myself up by playing with too many tutorials.
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
I don't know exactly where you are in the process, but if you follow the directions using the wire trick, you can get s-off. You can then update your radios using freeza's all in one zip and flash a custom Rom like the ones in my signature. Here is the thread about the wire trick:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1585846

Sent from my ICS 3VO with Tapatalk 2
[HTC EVO 3D] krimsonking:
So if I simply turn the S-OFF while my phone is bricked, I will be able to flash a new ROM? How am I sure that is the only other step I need?
[HTC EVO 3D] coal686:
I'm not an expert on that method, so I recommend you post on that thread to see what they suggest.

Sent from my ICS 3VO with Tapatalk 2
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
I guess I should give this thing an update... :D I had brought my phone to Will (wloftus) and have been waiting to hear back about whether he's had any luck or not. I'm thinking I'll just send it into HTC to have them repair or replace it.
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
I still haven't heard back from Will. I've tried texting, voicemail, email, and PM, and I haven't heard back. I just want to get the phone back and get it fixed by HTC.

:EDIT: Just to clarify, it's not like he took the phone and said nothing since then, but I haven't heard anything for the last couple of weeks. I don't have any reason to think he's dishonest, I just want to get a hold of him to get my phone back.
[HTC EVO 3D] jamiphar:
I still haven't heard back from Will. Any ideas on how I can reach him to get my phone back? I've tried calling, texting, PMing, and emailing, and I haven't gotten a response.
[HTC EVO 3D] darkslayer100:
and now do u have solution about this?

beacause this night i have same problem with you.

i try change to another room but it useless too (similar like what have u did)

i have looking in google , and there are many person meet this problem too

anyone can help :crying:
[HTC EVO 3D] Vladabeast:
when you click on the bootloader link does it just go back to the picture above cause it should show a different menu
[HTC EVO 3D] jdmeddy:
I need any kind of help

I found this site googling " HTC evo 3d stuck in bootloop" I watched the video on noobs and have done my best to search for a solution to my problem, the answer is probably there but I dont understand what any of it means this is the only way I may ne able to get help to get my phone working again, I would appreciate any help and patience. My husband is the phone guy and the one who knows all about this stuff but and has done custom stuff to our phone, he got in a accident and is in a coma and I have our cell phone which died because the battery was dead and I was at the hospital, it wont start now it just says HTC then shows a image of a android with jelly beans glowing and continues to show that image and will not load, I learned this is called bootloop? I read how to get it into the bootloader, after that I honestly dont understand anything. This is not my area of expertise at all. If anyone can help I cam follow instruction well and maybe get it working if someone can walk me through getting it fixed I would greatly appreciate the help as this is our only phone and I cannot access any of my contacts or contact anyone except from my landline. The phone is a HTC evo 3d, sprint carrier, the boot screen shows the android.with the jelly beans and a glow and it says paranoid android 2.+ as well. Thankyou in advance to anyone who can help me in advance.

** I actually factory reset from the bootload menu and it turned on finally and that all I needed. How do I delete a post?
[HTC EVO 3D] troublein420:
Evo Bricked

Well, I have close to the same problem. But on newer software.ViperRom ICS Was using my phone and it froze. Pulled the battery and Restarted. It bootlooped at the HTC Screen. I have tried just about everything. Flashed Recovery, Wont boot into it. Full PG36img, still bootloop. My phone doesnt even charge when its off. The charging indicator light flashes, but it doesnt charge the battery. I had to use a friends battery to keep trying. I have spent 2 days flashing just about everything i could find to no avail. Anyone ever figure this thing out? Can get to bootloader and fastboot, but thats about it.
[HTC EVO 3D] jdmeddy:
During a boot loop/ boot process battery monitoring is not active, so during the boot loop the battery will drain to the point of complete discharge. This causes the phone to not be able to even detect that you have plugged in a charger therefore not activate the process of charging the battery.

There is a couple ways to fix this.

Option 1: and probably the easiest

Borrow your friends battery again with a decent charge.

Insert into phone and leave the battery cover off.

Plug in your charger cable while the phone is still off.

Hold volume down + power to enter HBoot.

Once fully booted to the HBoot menu, leave the cable plugged into the charger & swap back to your dead battery quickly.

Let phone sit in HBoot menu for 20-30 min with your dead battery, this will allow it to gain enough charge to start functioning again.

From the HBoot menu choose to boot to recovery.

Once recovery is booted, you will need to clear the cache & dalvik cache. Additionally i would recommend clearing the battery stats found usually located under the advanced options depending on your recovery.

At this point you can choose to reboot your device from the main recovery menu.

Option 2:

If you cannot get a second battery from a friend would be to find a external charging base; buy a new battery; or go to a sprint store and ask to borrow a battery or see if they can externally charge yours.

Assuming that this fixes your problem then great, but if not feel free to PM me and i would be able to chat with you over google voice or a landline or whatever to help you figure out what is going on and get your phone back to working order, because I would need specific information about HBoot version, recovery version, ROM version, among other various things to fully diagnose the problem.
[HTC EVO 3D] MixedBoy8thStreet:
Recovery?

Did you try accessing recovery? because you could always download molecule (stock rooted rom) and flash that.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] bpye:
I do not yet have a Nexus 7 to test this with. You use this at your own risk!

This is the first real kernel work I've done, so don't be surprised if it doesn't work. I've only provided a boot.img as fastboot is easy enough to use on the Nexus 7.

Features (If it works):

CPU OC to 1.7GHz maximum

CPU over volt to hopefully reach 1.7GHz

GPU OC to 600MHz

Simple IO scheduler

SmartAssV2 CPU governor

The boot.img is attached. Source can be found at my github.

If anyone here has a Nexus 7 it would be very helpful to know if it works. I should have mine soon though. If it works well, enjoy. Feedback is always welcomed, as are benchmarks. Thanks.

Removed link until fixed!
[Nexus 7 Original Development] Cel1084:
This is scary looking, an untested Overclock that's never been run on the hardware before.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] bpye:
I'm guessing that the T30L is just a speed binned T30 and as such this shouldn't damage it. The same overvolt (and higher) has been successful on the T30 to get even higher clocks (1.8GHz). I would test this given hardware, however I don't yet have my Nexus 7.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] danielsf:
This sounds interesting. Especially the 600mhz gpu OC but may I ask if you are thinking of implementing some kind of app interface to control gpu clock and voltages etc like Extweeks on google play please? :) As I am guessing a lot of people won't be able to go to 600mhz stably, so a way to change the OC to something like 520mhz (to bring it to T30 speed) would be a good option :)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] bpye:
I've seen voltage tweaks controlled from userspace on other devices but not the GPU clock. I'd like to get it working first, then I guess I'll look at such things, especially if there is interest.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] jptech:
you go first!
[Nexus 7 Original Development] luke05dee:
Siyah kernel for the galaxy s2 and galaxy s3 both let you control gpu clock speed and voltages, might be cool to have something similar :)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] breakingspell:
I don't even have my Nexus yet, and i'm already downloading things to flash to it, hahah. Will report back once Google ships to the US!
[Nexus 7 Original Development] foxorroxors:
if this kernel works can we control the clocks with antutu or similar?
[Nexus 7 Original Development] bpye:
The CPU clock should be controllable, and I'm working on making the overvolt controllable. The GPU clock is not yet controllable, and I'm not so sure where to start on that.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] foxorroxors:
you should put the gpu clock to 520mhz :-) arnt t30l 413mhz stock and kai would be even slower assuming its the budget tegra3 soc
[Nexus 7 Original Development] bpye:
Right, here's the thing. I've spoofed the SoC speedo ID to be that of the standard T30, however, without looking through with a fine tooth comb, it seems that the top that that id goes is 600MHz. In usage, it may be 520MHz, but I'm not sure. In addition I'm fairly sure these are just speed binned, and can probably run at the higher clocks if we just add a bit more voltage, or they get a little hotter. If anyone can tell me if this actually works, then I can adjust either way.

Look at tegra3_dvfs.c, line 256-262. It seems to indicate a maximum of 600MHz.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] demandarin:
This should be helpful to you. tegra3 technical reference manual. everything there is to know about all variants of the chip. how it works, what its capable of, schematics, diagrams, chip layout, etc,,

http://db.tt/vWWou2Fu
[Nexus 7 Original Development] bpye:
Thanks but I already have access to NVidia's Tegra portal, which includes the TRM for Tegra 2 and Tegra 3. I'm hoping I shouldn't have to mess with it that low level :)
[Nexus 7 Original Development] _thalamus:
I don't understand why anyone would want to overclock a Tegra3, which is plenty fast enough already, especially when they have never even touched the device.

Also, I don't understand why anyone with any sense would use Simple IO scheduler, which has a higher latency and lower throughput than deadline, or even the bloat that is CFQ for that matter.

And finally, I don't understand why any real 'developer' would release something like this without testing it, especially with possibly dangerous overclocking and overvoltage settings. Only on XDA...

With all due respect, you should remove it until you have tested it *yourself* and confirmed that it doesn't make your Nexus 7 vanish in a cloud of smoke.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] jutley:
When I feel the need the need for speed owww.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] bpye:
Our Tegra 3 CPU is a lower clock version that the normal T30, it's the T30L. I have no doubt that this will not damage your device, the voltages used are still less than used by some TF201 ROMs (the TF201 uses the T30). I included Simple IO scheduler since it is something that seems popular, latency isn't the only thing that matters (read http://www.vincentkong.com/wiki/-/w...42041E#section-Android+IO+Schedulers-Deadline). I have seen benchmarks that show both SIO and deadline as better than each other, it depends what metric you record. I didn't remove CFQ, it's not that I've added it. The scheduler can be changed if you so desire anyway.

I have not provided a simple flash package and I've clearly stated in red writing that this is UNTESTED. I do not have the device, and it is yes untested however I didn't see the point on keeping something potentially useful private. If you have the knowledge to use fastboot to flash a boot.img, you probably know how to flash back the old one too.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] foxorroxors:
seriously harsh man, just because you don't understand doesn't mean its wrong, or right for that matter
[Nexus 7 Original Development] _thalamus:
I take it you understand why similar chips are rated at various speeds for different devices? Because they are designed with a lower thermal output and / or the cooling characteristics / power characteristics of the device are different. The T30L has lower speed apps processors, lower speed GPU and lower speed memory. All in all, it will pump out much less heat than a T30.

You don't *know* that it won't damage someones device, you are assuming that it won't. The likelihood is that it probably won't, but would you stake your life on it? I wouldn't, and I've been doing Android kernel development for some time.

Also, this isn't the TF201, and it isn't the T30. It is a different device with different thermal characteristics and a different SoC, you can't compare them like that.

Latency of reads and writes and throughput are the only 2 things which matter (and I mentioned both), and SIO is poor at both of them. Justin Bieber is popular, but he's still ****, so including something which is popular isn't really a good reason.

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Harsh perhaps, but I prefer honest. Necessary, most certainly.

It is stupid and irresponsible to release something which is untested and potentially dangerous as it isn't fair on the poor muppet that flashes it and then f**ks their device up.

It has only been released because some 'developer' wants to make his epenis bigger by releasing something for a brand new device on XDA. Not that I am saying that he is the only one, there's plenty of others that do it, but as I have one of these on order I am taking an interest in these threads and was quite surprised with what I saw.

As someone who has done kernel development for some time now, I would never dream of releasing something I haven't tested thoroughly myself, or which I have got a trusted tester to thoroughly test, but hey, this is XDA and the standards are low.
[Nexus 7 Original Development] katestar:
ben1066 just out of curiosity may I ask how the gpu scales frequencies on the Tegra 3 t30l please? As I am used to the galaxy s2 and s3 where you have numerous frequency steps like 166mhz, 260mhz, 350mhz and 440mhz and you have an up and down threshold to govern whether you jump up or down the available frequencies, is this similar to how the gpu in works on the tegra 3 please?

Also when you say overclock the gpu, is it replacing 416mhz with 600mhz or is it adding an extra gpu frequency step after 416mhz, so 416mhz is still available to be used if needed? Sorry one last question, if the gpu does have frequency steps like other gpus, what ones are available for use please?

I am sorry to ask, I am just so curious about these questions, and I can't find them anywhere on the internet, so any help would be greatly appreciated. :) Thank you so much :)