[Sprint HTC EVO 4G LTE] Delakit:
I've seen numerous people asking numerous times in the same thread on how to use OASVN to update to the latest release. So I figured I would go ahead and make my first contribution to help everyone out.

1. Download OASVN 'AND' 7Zipper from the Play Store

2. Open OASVN

3. Click "Add Repository"

4. Under "Name" feel free to type whatever you want your repository to be called

5. Under "Repository URL" enter: http://evo-4g-lte-sense5-port.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/

6. Under "Local Folder" you will see something like "/storage/sdcard0/OASVNlite/"​

Leaving that input will make your internal storage the primary download location for the trunk/checkout/ROM files (whatever you would like to consider those files to be called). Keep in mind: The files can get pretty heavy (big in size...) and take up a lot of space. Feel free to change that location if you want.

7. Click "Save"

8. Click your repository

9. Click "Checkout" and let the app do what it does (downloads the files you need)​

NOTE: IT IS BEST TO BE ON WiFi OR A STABLE 4G CONNECTION!

You will see "Operation in progress, please wait..." and "Performing Checkout!!!"

This can take a very long time depending on your connection speed.

10. Notice that your "Revision" changed from "0" to what should be the latest release/revision from googlecode and is ready to zipped up.

11. Get to the menu on the top right and click "Export Local Copy"

12. Decide where you would like to export the copy that you'd like to zip up and flash.​

Do NOT use your "Local Folder" unless you would like a migraine. You can use that folder ONLY if you export the copy to a different folder in that location. For example: "/storage/sdcard0/OASCNlite/r98" or whatever folder name you desire.

I use my external Class 10, 32gb SD Card by using "/sdcard2/*desired-name*" and have it saved there.

Also, since my OCD gets the best of me at times, I create a new folder for each export and save it as the revision number. I'm pretty sure you can use the same export folder over and over but I've never done so. I like to be super neat and really messy (don't ask please... thanks).

NOTE: Using your internal SD Card may save you a bit of time.

13. A "success" message should prompt briefly after the export has completed and your files will be where you directed them.

14. Open up 7Zipper and tap the screen.

15. Click "System Folder" and head to the location of your exported copy. For example: "/storage/sdcard0/OASVNlite/r98/"

16. Press the green check-mark button near the top of 7Zipper​

AND select ONLY THESE FILES/FOLDERS!

1. data

2. kernel

3. META-INF

4. system

5. boot.img​

THEN click the button underneath the red "X" to the right of where the green check-mark was (it looks like an image of a pull-down menu which is what it actually does... pulls down a menu).

17. Click "Create Zip"

18. Enter whatever name you'd like to call your .zip file that you will be flashing/installing.

19. Select your "Compress Level" that says "Default" by default (imagine that...)​

NOTE: IT IS BEST TO USE THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE COMPRESSION LEVEL! WHY!? I HAVE NO IDEA! THAT'S JUST WHAT I WAS TOLD SO THAT IS WHAT I DO! Lol. Using your Internal SD Card may save you a bit of time but if you didn't export your local copy to your internal SD Card then your S.O.L. since it'll save the .zip in the same folder that you selected your exported copy files/folders.

LET 7ZIPPER DO WHAT IT DOES! I haven't had any problems letting it run in the background while doing other things but of course you will notice a slight decrease in performance.

20. Reboot into your Recovery and flash the .zip that you just created.​

SUCCESS! Hopefully.