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[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fareed_xtreme:
Just recently moved to a HTC One from Sony Xperia U and blindly went and unlocked the bootloader, set a recovery and rooted it and got stuck when trying to install BusyBox. Had no idea about Odexed, DeoDexed, S-ON, S-Off, RUU etc until a few hours back and I would like to ask if RUU is possible to be used after installing a custom recovery? I need to do this as I did not seem to find the RUU file to my stock Firmware version. I know the HBoot 1.54 cannot achieve S-Off, so how is it possible to remove the custom recovery etc to go back to complete stock again? Any help is appreciated.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenstre:
Please post a screenshot of Settings->Storage. Once we have the big picture of what's taking the most space, we can give more specific advice.

Your bootloader is unlocked, so you can install whatever recovery you want. I'm sure someone has bundled the stock recovery as a .img file that can be flashed from fastboot mode. And I don't think installing a RUU even uses the recovery. I think it's done from the bootloader. If you really want to go back to stock, you can either use a RUU (if you manage to find one that matches your phone's CID), or get a stock ROM in .zip or .img format.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fareed_xtreme:
Thanks for the information. So basically Fastboot flashing of the stock recovery is still possible if I am able to find the stock recovery. Only concern I now have is whether the stock recovery has different versions etc that I need to be worried about? I remember someone bundling up a stock one somewhere in this massive forum (Gotta search again) but was worried if the recovery version was Firmware specific. Alternatively will search for an RUU that matches my phones CID (which till now is an utter failure). Thanks again... Wish S-Off comes to HBoot 1.54 soon :P
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] gefusz:
unroot

My problem is: impossible to delete supersu and unroot the phone....

i wanted to go back to stock so now is everything is on stock but the supersu is still on the phone and it is rooted...

i tried to use the full unroot option in the supersu but it restarts the supersu is still on the phone and the phone is rooted...

i tried to delete from the system\apps and system\bin and system\xbin folders but after a restarts everything is back to the start... the supersu is on the phone and it is rooted....

any solution?

and another thing i lost 7apps when i unlocked the bootloader but a found them as apk-s but when i put them into the system\apps folder (where i have to) after a restart all the 7apps disappears from that folder

how is that possible??
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] turtleism:
Different Terms and meaning

I am new to the android world, been browsing around a saw a few terms that i would like to clarify and what does it mean.

1. Firmware

Not really sure what does it refers to but i roughly get the idea is the hardware update firmware?

2. Radio Firmware

Firmware for Radio signals related stuff?

3. S-Off / S-On

Security off and on.

S-off to enable user to use issue command via PC

S-on only allow command that is issue from the phone itself

4. ROMS

Custom "OS/software" that is running on the phone

5. Kernal

I have totally no idea what is this xD

Hehe
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenstre:
Your space is mostly used up, about half by music and half by other files on internal storage. I assume you haven't rooted and made nandroid backups. Google Music keeps a disgustingly big cache--if you use that, check its cache usage (in app settings) and clear the cache if it's large. Other than that, your big stuff should be in /sdcard, and a good file manager can show you which files/folders are taking the most space. ES can do it with the Tools->SD Card Analyst function.

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Firmware is code that sits between normal code and hardware, and controls low-level functions like sending data packets, or how the data chip changes data transfer modes. Radio firmware is the same, except you would install it for different reasons. S-Off means your phone will allow writing to the many protected partitions (either by computer or the phone itself). This lets you do useful things like installing unofficial firmware, and also some really stupid things, like installing unofficial firmware. S-On means you will need to unlock your bootloader with the HTC-approved method, and can then write to the system, boot, and recovery partitions (but this phone has a ton of partitions that will still be locked). A kernel is part of the system that runs all the time, deciding which other tasks should be run, and doing necessary hardware stuff. You don't need to change the kernel unless you want a specific feature that another kernel has.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackknightrealms:
Storage capacity
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenstre:
/data (and thus, /sdcard) should be 25.5 GB. If you have CWM backups, they aren't inside /sdcard (really this is /data/media/0)--they're in /data/media/clockworkmod. These could be taking up the missing space.

If that's not the solution, can you open a terminal emulator app or ADB shell and tell me the output of this command?

df -m /sdcard/
du -sh /mnt/shell/emulated/* (this only works with ADB)
du -sh /data/media/* (this only works if rooted)

If these commands fail with an error, type "busybox du -sh" or "du -s" instead of "du -sh".
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kunle_ic:
I've been searching through the forum for some time now. I use an Xperia Z but I want my Walkman to be able to share my Now Playing songs on Twitter.

It appears no one has worked on that before or I just can't find the thread. I need help please.

Thanks in advance
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackknightrealms:
Should i do this by rebooting in fastboot usb? and using adb by this way.

C:\Android>fastboot devices

SH35Xxxxxxxx fastboot

C:\Android>adb shell du -sh /mnt/shell/emulated/*

* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *

* daemon started successfully *

error: device not found

commands:

C:\Android>adb shell -m /sdcard/

error: device not found

this what is show me. and I'm using TWRP and don't use CWM. I have a folder of the CWM but nothing inside.

Can you kindly give me a link how should i approached this one. Kind'da noob about this one. Its my first android and rooted device. So still not familiar with in and out of any procedure.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenstre:
No, you cannot use ADB with fastboot. You only need to turn on USB debugging (you may first have to find the about screen and tap "build number" 7 times), and the HTC One seems to also require you to connect USB when the screen is on.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackknightrealms:
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Interesting...my phone function as developer edition onw by tapping 7 times. ok, download android terminal emulator. and just input those command line?

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/923kqh3mjyuoyw3/Screenshot_2013-10-04-13-46-17.png

Do i do it correct? I use Android Terminal emulator. and input those 3 command. what do you think??

i tried busybox du -sh /data/media/* and it gave me permission denied... and same for du -s /data/media/*
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenstre:
It looks right. Try "du -sm /sdcard/". That should tell you the total size of the files in /sdcard (which are taking up space, but doesn't count files in other parts of the /data partition).
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] leesumm:
Windows on Android

This morning I am reading a web site that states that Microsoft is trying to edge into the HTC by wanting to dual boot the HTC with Windows on Android. I had a Windows phone and wasn't thrilled with the OS and using it. My question is this, as interesting as it sounds is it possible to install a Windows OS on a Android based phone? I am assuming there would have to be some sort of hardware changes made and quite a few internal system tweaks for this to happen , right or wrong. But it would be something new and interesting to play with on my thinking any way.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackknightrealms:
Storage capacity

this the screenshot.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/zr0c0pqbkgn0duy/Screenshot_2013-10-04-14-18-38.png

what should i do next?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ank707:
Members,,, any suggestions on this ?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackknightrealms:
Hello.! Any suggestion how will I proceed to those space. And now we establish which file is it. This can be remove? Should I do a wipe and Re install rom? So I can gain those space.? Help guys please.

Sent from my HTC One
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Awt67:
Yes it is just locate your phone on computer and navigate to internal storage. I delete the rom from my storage once I've made a backup but leave a copy on my computer in case of problems. The restore files will be in the Titanium folder and can be deleted.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chilly24:
Guys i want to made a bug report for the viperone but i can only post after 10 posts hier...
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Fallen Spartan:
Then post it here or PM somebody in the viper team etc. If valid bug, they/we can then repost it in other thread. Also, has bug already been reported by somebody else in viper thread?

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You can lead a fool to wisdom but you can't make him think! XDA, mobile wisdom, not a n00b feeding ground!!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenstre:
You see the error? That's because you missed a space, typing "-sm/sdcard/", which is different from "-sm /sdcard/". If you do it again, it will tell you accurate /sdcard/ data usage (which is different than /data usage).
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duryard:
new HTC One M7

Having just got my HTC One M7 and sold my HTC Sensation XE I have wondered if I want to Root it so some of my old apps work IE Quick boot which requires root and one or 2 others.

My question is that The phone is brand new from Orange and the software version is 4.2.2 Hboot version 1.54.0000 I have not yet done the offered upgade.

I read that this is not yet unlockable or root able.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sahil sharma:
Cyanogenmod 10.1.3

I rooted my HTC One 801e and flashed TWRP. installed CM 10.1.3. everything works fine and i am super satisfied how fast my phone now works.

But i am having a few quirks.

1> i am not able to send Whatsapp Voice Messages. the mesage goes as empty. Nor is it working with FB voice chat. But sound recorder works.

2> the SmartIR remote app is crashing when i select a device. Used to work perfectly on stock 4.2.2

3> Is there any way to install HTC music app on my phone. That app had a very nifty feature of streaming media to my SmartTv. this is missing on Apollo player which came with CM.

Please give me solutions. i dont want to go for Sense-based Rom atm, so please suggest some work-arounds.

Regards.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biohaz55:
You can unlock the bootloader and root your device without problems.... what you can't do yet with hboot 1.54 is obtain s-off which is something different.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] duryard:
Thanks [MENTION=2350273]rider5512[/MENTION] Does that mean that after I root and unlock the boot loader I will not be able to flash custom Roms or kernels?

TIA
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] biohaz55:
No it doesn't, you will be able to flash custom roms and kernels without problems but you will not be able to flash custom firmware.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] stratosk21:
Hi guys this is my first time getting a HTC phone, and I have a few noobish questions. What is fastboot and can anyone explain it to be ? Another question is that if I accidentally brick my phone what can I use to restore stock firmware ? For me a Samsung user I use Odin to flash back stock firmware on to my device. As my first HTC phone, I am really not used to these new things as I used a really low end device last time ( Samsung galaxy young ) which has a lot of hardware limitations so I can't do much on it. (eg. no CM9 and miui v5)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackknightrealms:
Hi again. Thanks for your patience. i redo the the command line but inserting the space between -sm and /sdcard/.

outcome goes like this.

17867 /sdcard/.and i do check it all by usb. it gave me the same amount of space. So the other space is on system. Any idea how can we deal with this?.

Thanks again for the response.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenstre:
1. Sounds like a CyanogenMod bug. The procedure for reporting bugs is: Make a nandroid backup, and factory reset. Install CM with no mods. Reproduce the bug and generate a logcat report. Post the information to the bug tracker at jira.cyanogenmod.org.

2., 3. Sorry, my impression is that the SmartIR stuff uses proprietary drivers that CM can't communicate with. I think this is on their "known not to work" list, and I don't know if they have plans to try to get it working. Similarly, I don't think the Sense streaming features can work without the Sense framework. Your best bet is Miracast, if the TV supports it.

Fastboot, a.k.a. the bootloader, is a mode that mod-friendly Android phones can boot to, with a few characteristics:

- It's hard or impossible to modify, so fastboot probably can't get bricked

- It lets you flash other partitions (recovery, system, data, firmware)

- It can boot into other modes (normal phone, recovery)

If you really screw up your phone, the first solution is to boot into a custom recovery, if you've installed one. From this you can restore a backup, flash a new ROM, factory reset (without deleting /sdcard), etc. If that doesn't work, you can use fastboot to flash a recovery or system/boot images (probably stock). If that fails, you can use fastboot to flash a full stock package (called a RUU), but the catch is that it needs to match your phone's region/carrier (called the CID, visible when the phone is booted to the bootloader). Only a RUU and a firmware package are required to match the phone's CID--anything else can be flashed by just unlocking the bootloader via htcdev.com. I think you can still brick your phone:

- If you screw up a firmware install

- If you get S-OFF (to remove the aforementioned CID restriction) and damage a partition you shouldn't, including firmware partitions

- If you install a ROM that has broken thermal management (unlikely), you could probably fry the phone.

Thank you for your patience! That command revealed that /sdcard contains 17.5 GB of stuff. That's a lot. As ES File Explorer showed you before, the biggest directories in there are your TWRP backups and music. And because this phone's /data partition is 25.5 GB, you should have 8 GB left over. If you have 2 GB of apps installed (and app data, including a cache from Google Music, Pandora, etc.), that's 6 GB remaining. But I see from your screenshot that you only have 2.5 GB remaining. I'm starting to get worried... This command will tell us how big the system thinks /data is supposed to be (it should say 25.6 GB):

df -h /data

And if it doesn't work (due to different versions of the "df" program), type it without the argument:

df /data

But really, I'm getting confused about where the extra data is, if it's not in /sdcard. You never used CWM (ClockworkMod)? CWM creates large files that don't live inside /sdcard. (Note: can't be caused by data in /system, because that's another partition.)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] blackknightrealms:
Thank you for your patience! That command revealed that /sdcard contains 17.5 GB of stuff. That's a lot. As ES File Explorer showed you before, the biggest directories in there are your TWRP backups and music. And because this phone's /data partition is 25.5 GB, you should have 8 GB left over. If you have 2 GB of apps installed (and app data, including a cache from Google Music, Pandora, etc.), that's 6 GB remaining. But I see from your screenshot that you only have 2.5 GB remaining. I'm starting to get worried... This command will tell us how big the system thinks /data is supposed to be (it should say 25.6 GB):

df -h /data

And if it doesn't work (due to different versions of the "df" program), type it without the argument:

df /data

But really, I'm getting confused about where the extra data is, if it's not in /sdcard. You never used CWM (ClockworkMod)? CWM creates large files that don't live inside /sdcard. (Note: can't be caused by data in /system, because that's another partition.)[/QUOTE]

Hi!i check again using "df -h /data" and df /data

Size - 26206M

Used - 18964M

Free - 7241M

Blksize - 4096

Now I tried ES Explorer SD Analyst.

It Showed my Total - 25.49 GB

Used - 18.52 GB

Avail - 6.97 GB

Im trying to find out what and where is this 14 GB (Others) when im checking my Storage App. It doesn't add up. Maybe glitch???

About the partition, I try to check what are files inside. Before i read around here that when V. 4.2.2 was out. It updated the partition by adding multiple user. Don't you think this confuses the system thinking it has occupy some bytes even though its not??

25. 49 GB of space. So It means the android OS occupy 6GB of space??

When i Have time. I will do a clean flash of ROM. And let us see the result. Thanks for reply. I'll give you an update with in a week once im don't need my ONE for a meantime. :laugh:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmadmeraj:
no updates on my phone

Hi my name is meraj. I have purchased HTC one through a local website in Dubai ( which they claim that they bought from UK ) . I have been using it since July and I didn't get any updates . All my friends got new 4.2 or 4.3. Version. But I am still running the same old 4.0... I didnt do any cracks or customization to my phone just using as it is since unboxing.. please help me how it could be normal and how can I get regular updates . It also gives some message in startup .

Please help.

Thanks
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ahmadmeraj:
help me to get updates

Hi my name is meraj. I have purchased HTC one through a local website in Dubai ( which they claim that they bought from UK ) . I have been using it since July and I didn't get any updates . All my friends got new 4.2 or 4.3. Version. But I am still running the same old 4.0... I didnt do any cracks or customization to my phone just using as it is since unboxing.. please help me how it could be normal and how can I get regular updates . It also gives some message in startup .

Please help.

Thanks
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] :
Hi guys, I just had a couple of questions.

I currently have hboot 1.44 and have s-off. If I flash the new Bell firmware upgrade which includes the new hboot, will I lose s-off?

Also, can I flash the new Bell firmware with SuperCID or do I need to change my CID to the Bell CID before I flash the firmware?

Finally, is it possible to use the Bell 4.3 OTA file to go back to the stock ROM? (I'm currently running a custom sense ROM)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenstre:
That sounds about right--it agrees with what the output from the command line utilities told us. I think the settings->storage display is wrongly telling you you have only 2GB free, but I can't begin to guess why. Factory reset would be a good thing to try (especially if it actually reformats the /data partition including /sdcard). Make sure you back up (to your computer) first.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] htconeroot:
how to make my HTC one work again? help needed!

dear folks!

after rooting my hTC one i wiped by mistkake my OS.

i'm still able to go into boot loader, but need some help how to install a new zip file to my ONE.

i'm using a mac...

thanks in advance!

Daniel:good::good::good::good::good::good:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThickG:
Unroot developer edition

I'm sure this is pretty basic answer, but I've looked around and can't find a definitive answer.

I rooted my new M7 Developer edition to use TiBu, however, I did not install the latest OTA update before doing so. Now, it goes into CWM recovery whenever I try to update it. After my research, I see that I need to flash a stock recovery, but this is where it gets confusing as I'm not sure what image I need to flash.

So, can any clarify this for me? Do I need to find a certain image for the developer edition? If so, where can I find it? Also, once I have it, I'm assuming I just do the same thing when I flashed the CWM recovery, is this correct?

Thanks for any help!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] neehow:
Power Saver notification?

There is probably a simple answer for this, but a search of the forum didn't yield any answers: Is there a way to disable the Power Saver icon in the notification bar? I actually want it running, just don't want it permanently taking up real estate in the notification bar. I'm rooted, running ViperROM v1.1.0 (first custom ROM ever used, which has been great so far).
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fenstre:
Easiest is to install a full stock system from a RUU. Some example instructions are here: http://androidteen.com/how-to-restore-htc-one-to-stock-firmware/#RUU

Note that you need to find a RUU that matches your region/carrier (CID), which is shown on the bootloader screen.

I'm about 99% the developer edition is no different than the regular one. If there's a difference, it's in the bootloader, not the recovery. And once you flash the stock recovery, you can of course flash a custom recovery again if you wish.

If you install the xposed toolkit and Sense 5 Toolkit, there's an option to remove this notification (or maybe just make it non-persistent?). You'll have to search for how to do that, but it's not all that complicated. Just make a nandroid backup first.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ThickG:
Ok, cool, thanks. Can you point in the direction of the stocky recovery w/ instructions? I can't seem to find a good and easy thread to follow.

Thanks!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] KidCarter93:
Actually, use the method that Lucky Thirteen just posted. It's much easier and I didn't think about that.

Sent from either my Nexus 7 or HTC One via XDA Premium
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deathscthe:
Hi,

I have tried to unroot through supersu but it was unsuccessful. After uninstalling and reboot, supersu is still there.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucky Thirteen:
Lets start over, why you want to unroot your phone?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deathscthe:
Titanium backup and remove provider apps
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucky Thirteen:
Well for that you actually need root privileges for achieving those actions.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deathscthe:
Yea. Ok let me sidetrack a bit more. For HTC OTA update, will I get it if I have rooted the phone?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucky Thirteen:
If you have the original recovery yes, otherwise no.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deathscthe:
If I flashed CWM, I have to flash back to stock?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Lucky Thirteen:
If you want HTC OTA update, relock bootloader (fastboot oem lock) and flash the good RUU HERE for your phone.

Find the good one with the fastboot getvar version-main command.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] deathscthe:
Ok noob qn: How do I know which is the right ruu to flash to.