yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
I'm going to assume you're still stuck on getting CWM to restore, but know enough to push files onto your phone and navigate around...

The backup needs to be put on the phone so that you have /data/media/clockworkmod/backup/(backupFolderName)/(backupFiles). The CWM restore menu option will present you with the list of folders in /data/media/clockworkmod/backup, and you will select (backupFolderName) to restore from it. Make a backup now and have a look at how the files are organised for comparison.

Have a look at this tutorial too

[GUIDE]-Complete-Flashing-Guide-|-Rooting-|-Going-Back-To-Stock-|-05.05.2013 http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2265618

The lock bootloader step described there will mark your phone as RELOCKED not LOCKED. If you want LOCKED, look at the tutorials on using revone
[One (M7) General] Ali Baba 84:
Tampered flag

Hi Guys, I got some help from some awesome individuals and was hoping for some more advice.

I'm wondering if any one knows if HTC kick up a stink and tell me my warranty is void...etc and not repair/replace a phone for having the tampered sign on the bootloader? Everything else looks stock.

What's happened was my phone developed a sound problem all of a sudden(can't make calls any more, sound won't work, no microphone- I tried flashing numerous ROMs/ backups no effect), I think this is some sort of hardware problem as the phone had be stable and I hadn't done anything to it for weeks. So I'm going to have to return it for either repair (if possible) or replacement.

I originally had s-off, rooted, unlocked bootloader, twrp. To get back to stock I had to use a nandroid back up and firmware from the latest Australian OTA.

So with the help of some awesome people I was able to get my phone back to current firmware and software, but I needed to downgrade the Hboot back to 1.44. I then relocked the bootloader with revone and S-on.

If figured it would be safest to make it look 100% stock so went to reflashed the firmware to bring this back to Hboot 1.54, so I left no traces, which work but now I've got a tampered sign...... bugger :rolleyes:

So this leads me back to my initial question; will HTC knock my phone back on account of having a tampered sign on the bootloader?

Is there any things I can say I did that did trip the tampered sign without admitting to do things that void the warranty?

If not I guess I'm in for a wait/pray for some awesome individual works out how to get S-off again to reset this annoying flag

Cheers
[One (M7) General] poondog:
Hi, I had a very similar problem my mic was broken. I sent mine back to optus, s off but with stock ROM (optus) and they accepted it

Thing is, when its a hardware issue you can't blame software.. Unless you've stuffed around with something else. If its 100% hardware and their fault, you should be fine

However obviously its safer to be 100% stock.. Otherwise 9 times out of 10 if its hardware and they can reproduce it in their testing then you're fine

That said I'm still without a one.. Not happy with optus at the moment paying them $65 a month for a phone and I don't even have it. Not my fault it broke and then the replacement was dodgy!
[One (M7) General] slym84:
Hi, Does anyone have the Vodafone stock rom backup? I've got ViperOne installed but i have to take it for repair. So any help?? Please..
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
You might want to also say which version you need ie. 1.29 or 2.24 as it'll be useless if you're on different firmware
[One (M7) General] marky_g:
Hi Guys,

I purchased a HTC One from Telstra a few weeks ago and have since been reading up on information regarding unlocking/rooting/custom ROMs etc.

So finally i decided to take the step a few days ago and unlock the bootloader via the instructions on HTCDev and root the phone using TWRP and SuperSu.

At this point of time, my main reasons for rooting my phone was to access some handy apps like Titanium Backup, rather than flash any custom ROMs as i have little understanding regarding them and would need to do some detailed research before taking that step.

In the research i have done so far regarding unlocking the bootloader and rooting the phone, in order to revert the phone back to its original state (stock), all i would need to do is flash the stock recovery image and lock the bootloader(?)

Now, the step I accidentally ignored before rooting the phone was to identify the stock recovery image that was required to return the phone to stock and having that stored safely somewhere.

The problem I seem to be having is that I'm finding it hard to identify the correct stock recovery image I need to obtain to do this based on my phones details (I'm a noob when it comes to android so it's possible it could be right in front of me and i just can't see it)

I'll provide all the details of my phone below that i have gathered and any help would be kindly appreciated.

Regards, Mark.

----------------------

HTC One 801s

The Following information was gathered from './fastboot getvar all';

(bootloader) version: 0.5

(bootloader) version-bootloader: 1.54.0000

(bootloader) version-baseband: 4A.17.3250.14

(bootloader) version-cpld: None

(bootloader) version-microp: None

(bootloader) version-main: 2.24.841.1

(bootloader) version-misc: PVT SHIP S-ON

(bootloader) serialno:

(bootloader) imei:

(bootloader) meid: 00000000000000

(bootloader) product: m7_ul

(bootloader) platform: HBOOT-8064

(bootloader) modelid: PN0714000

(bootloader) cidnum: TELST001

(bootloader) battery-status: good

(bootloader) battery-voltage: 4036mV

(bootloader) partition-layout: Generic

(bootloader) security: on

(bootloader) build-mode: SHIP

(bootloader) boot-mode: FASTBOOT

(bootloader) commitno-bootloader: dirty-d16dc66985

(bootloader) hbootpreupdate: 11

(bootloader) gencheckpt: 0

The following information was gathered from the phones settings;

Kernal Version

3.4.10-g445d072

root@abm002 #1

smp preempt

Baseband Version

4a.17.3250.14_10.39.1150.04L

Build Number

2.24.841.1 CL211355 release-keys

Browser Version

WebKit/534.30
[One (M7) General] slym84:
Oh yea, I've got the 2.24 version, thanks..
[One (M7) General] gregneal:
this is the recovery from my stock telstra backup, but that was running 4.1 and hboot 1.44. it's probably the same though tbh.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/vqvsvipoe63j4ra/recovery.img
[One (M7) General] marky_g:
Thank you for that gregneal,

This recovery might actually make it possible to flash the latest google play edition android ROM, which from the information i have gathered, requires s-off, which currently isn't available/possible for hboot 1.54. That's if it's possible in the first place to flash an older recovery image (4.1 hboot 1.44 recovery image on a phone with 4.2 hboot 1.54).

Also, i should have asked in my original post, is it possible to compile a a recovery image from a twrp nandroid backup that i have taken of my htc telstra stock ROM. If so, i could do that and would be more than happy to share that with others who may require it.

Lastly, if i'm not mistaken, the only way to return the phone to 100% stock (bootloader status to locked instead of relocked) is for telstra/htc to make available the original RUU.

Once again, thanks again for making your recovery image available and my sincere apologies to all due to my android noobness if i have mis-used terms/expressions regarding unlocking/rooting/flahing ROMs on an android device (still learning new information every day).

Regards, Mark.
[One (M7) General] gregneal:
you seem pretty confused... let me explain a few things to you.

on your phone there is some eMMC. this is flash memory. it stores the OS and all other firmware your phone needs to run.

this is divided into several partitions. /system is where the OS is stored, along with all of the pre-installed applications.

/data is where all of the user's data is stored (along with the virtual memory card at /data/media/0)

/boot is where the kernel is stored

/cache is the cache partition.

/recovery is the recovery partition (stock recovery is really only for clearing user data, clearing cache and installing signed OTA updates)

and so on... when you unlock the bootloader it will allow you to modify the otherwise locked system, recovery and boot partitions. Therefore you can install a custom recovery and OS.

there are other partitions such as hboot and radio which are not unlocked. However, if you manage to turn security off (s-off) ALL partitions are able to be modified. Therefore you can change the other partitions (radio, hboot, touch panel drivers etc)

since you have hboot v1.54 already, you can't use any known exploits to get s-off.

flashing a gplay edition rom doesn't require s-off - it only requires modifying system and boot partitions, but flashing the gplay firmware (the google edition 'RUU') does, because that modifies some partitions which are not unlocked by htcdev unlock.

The recovery image I posted above was the stock recovery image when my phone had android 4.1 and hboot 1.44. all that means is that when HTC updated the telstra HTC One to 4.2.2 (along with also updating the hboot, radio, etc) they may have updated the recovery image, but I'm not sure. they don't specify recovery versions, which is why i gave the version numbers of other things.

'recovery' is just a program you can boot into in order to change things (and change even more things with a custom recovery). it doesn't mean it will recover your device back to stock or anything. I think that's what you were thinking.
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
[MENTION=5447319]marky_g[/MENTION] I found this post really helpful

That's why restoring the original recovery.img will not downgrade your hboot.

And yes, it is possible to extract the recovery from a nandroid backup. I don't know the TWRP nandroid file structure as I use CWM, which just creates a folder of backup files including recovery.img. Whether your backup contains the stock recovery or TWRP depends on how you created your first backup.

I ran fastboot boot customRecoveryName.img which boots the phone into the custom recovery located on your computer, and does not overwrite the phone's recovery.img. The backup I took then contains the stock recovery.img. Only then did I flash a custom recovery onto the phone. Sadly with 2.24, HTC have disabled booting into remote recovery images so this method isn't possible. However, the stock ROM thread always has a download link for the stock recovery.img. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2224752
[One (M7) General] rockuman_ex:
Any news on 4.3 for us aussies? Specially the unlocked one?
[One (M7) General] Sojourner353:
If your keen to use a custom rom and kernel then go for Android Revolution HD 22.0 rom and elementalx 5.2 kernel, both running on my One nicely at the moment and 4.3 is awesome, think we will be waiting ages for an ota.
[One (M7) General] oblivianz:
Who's running the HTC One on the Optus network, which radio do you guys find best?
[One (M7) General] Rendoqoz:
http://www.androidcentral.com/canadian-htc-one-getting-its-android-43-update

Android 4.3 for you guys
[One (M7) General] Sojourner353:
Hi I'm on Optus and I'm running ARHD 4.3 (22.0) with firmware 3.22.1540.1 and it's an awesome firmware, much better signal and touch drivers.

I was running an old firmware from stock 4.1.2 on ARHD 4.3 (22.0) and was very buggy but flashing the new firmware made 4.3 rock solid.

I also customized the firmware's hboot to remove the red dev warning during boot which worked nicely.

I'm hboot 1.55 now and still S-OFF which is good.

Cheers.
[One (M7) General] thanh_vu1996:
I need a ruu for optus

Hey guys,

i need help i want to unroot my htc one thats with optus but every guide ive seen needs a ruu. Does anyone know how to unroot the htc one so that i can receive ota updates (4.3 coming up?).

If you can help i would really appreciate it. Thanks

Btw i followed a tutorial on youtube (user flamingairo) that used supersu and twrp to root + im a noob ahahah pls help me!

Additional info if it helps:

Software number: 2.24.980.2

Android version: 4.2.2

HTC SDK API level: 5.34

Kernal version: 3.4.10-g445d072, root@abm002 #1, SMP PREEMPT
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
[MENTION=5438795]thanh_vu1996[/MENTION] Did that YouTube tutorial include taking a backup before making any changes? You can restore from your backup to go back to stock ROM unrooted, then flash stock recovery.

It sounds like you're still on the stock ROM and the only change you've made is root. If so, the alternative (which I haven't tried) is to remove root then flash stock recovery. In SuperSU settings, there's a full unroot option.
[One (M7) General] baldric:
would also like a nandroid of the vodafone stock ROM if anyone has it.
[One (M7) General] frost_nz:
Hi there,

Could someone please point me in the right direction for the 2.24.980.2 RUU or OTA file?

I need to send it to the rumrunner devs to get S-OFF for 1.54 HBoot....

Many thanks in advance! :cowboy:
[One (M7) General] Mr Fusion:
Hello everyone - chasing the same for 2.24.841.1. Any help would be greatly appreciated - Thanks!
[One (M7) General] alasdair.grant:
Yeah we need this so beaups can create a rumrunner build for us. I downgraded my phone to 1.22.841.2 and flashed the 2.24.841.1 boot over the top. This made the touch screen work. The wifi is stuffed though. Anyway i checked for updates using 3g and it found the 2.24.841.1 update. I am now downloading this ota using a nextg conenction (lte not working). Its downloading slowly. If it doesn't drop out I should have the 2.24.841.1 ota to give to beaups. Blowing my quota for this bugger!
[One (M7) General] Mr Fusion:
Thanks mate! I am after this for s-off too. Hopefully it doesn't take beaups too long to create a build for us.
[One (M7) General] alasdair.grant:
Got the OTA!

Sent request to rumrunner support.

"Please add support for 2.24.841.1 (Telstra)

mainver = 2.24.841.1

firmware.zip = https://mega.co.nz/#!P1YQCICZ!SFkDDGCQYCAfDsSYEHep4gD93bZVv1aYPV11a29bN4o

Thanks."
[One (M7) General] astmacca:
"Could someone please point me in the right direction for the 2.24.980.2 RUU or OTA file?"

Second that motion. :)
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
Oh, I thought firmware.zip was only one part of the OTA. Or does rumrunner only need the firmware.zip? If so, let me go dig up the 2.24.980.2 one.

Edit: Looks like there's no need. This 2.24.980.2 user used the 2.24.709.1 version http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=46577131&postcount=822
[One (M7) General] alasdair.grant:
Got S-OFF on Telstra 2.24.841.1 1.54 hboot!!!!

Got S-OFF on Telstra 2.24.841.1 1.54 hboot!!!!

Just use rumrunner_m7_2.24.401.1.zip - it works!
[One (M7) General] astmacca:
"AUS/NZ

Confirming I have 2.24.980.2, used rumrunner for 2.24.709.1

S-OFF achieved."

Interesting. Saw this on the S-OFF bounty thread.

Anyone else tried??
[One (M7) General] Ali Baba 84:
Awesome, Can I ask has this changed your firmware/software to 2.24.709.1? Or does it keep it on 2.24.980.2?

I've been awaiting a patch to get rid of a tampered flag so I can get my phone replaced/repair and need to keep stock.
[One (M7) General] poondog:
Did you have to flash a 401.1 Rom or did you keep the stock Telstra Rom? I'm on stock Optus don't really want to download a 1gb stock Rom and then download a custom one :)

Cheers guyz
[One (M7) General] astmacca:
Sorry. Was not me that has done it. Someone who posted:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2474089

On this thread did. page 83
[One (M7) General] Ali Baba 84:
No worries. I guess it doesn't matter which version, all I want to know from anyone who has used this exploit, did it change your software version? As the rumrunner website mentions something about flashing a stock version to the phone? I've got a stock unbranded HTC one I need to keep stock
[One (M7) General] winningarrow:
HTC One Black Telstra

HBOOT 1.54

OS 2.24.841.1

Bootloader Unlocked via HTCDev

Using rumrunner 2.24.709.1

........................................

S-Off-ed :good:

Checking for updates......
Test 1: Rebooting into bootloader
Waiting for fastboot (12/120)
Waiting
[PN0714000-1.54.0000]
Test 2 (ALT): Booting device
Rebooting from fastboot
Waiting for ADB (23/120)
Device detected.....................
[------------------------------------------------------------]
Test 3: Rebooting into bootloader (again)
Waiting for fastboot (12/120)
Waiting for ADB (29/120)
Waiting for device
pouring (1).............................
pouring (2).............................
pouring (3)............................
pouring (4).............................
pouring (5).............................
pouring (6).............................
pouring (7)..............
Waiting for ADB (28/120)
Waiting for device
Powering off device, UNPLUG your device, then press VOL-DOWN & Power to enter hb
oot
All Done, hope you enjoyed the rum!
[One (M7) General] Ali Baba 84:
Can I ask has your software version changed to 2.24.709.1 or remained 2.24.841.1?
[One (M7) General] winningarrow:
Software remains 2.24.841.1, received OTA as well
[One (M7) General] poondog:
Nice, sounds great :)

Anyone tried it on Optus 2.24.980.2?
[One (M7) General] frost_nz:
Yep, works fine
[One (M7) General] astmacca:
Have now gotten S-OFF using the rumrunner version i mentioned earlier. :victory:

I went back to a TWRP nandroid that i took just after it rooted the phone so that i had a stock ROM and Kernel before i tried though.
[One (M7) General] Epipsychidion:
Hi all, am in need of a nandroid backup of the Telstra One cid telst001 - like a fool I wiped mine and require it to s-off with rumrunner. Massive thanks in advance!
[One (M7) General] rockuman_ex:
Any news on 4.3 for unbranded htc__039?

Camera pink tinting problem is starting to annoy me...
[One (M7) General] Huey85:
I updated my HTC__039 to 4.3 with the ARHD30 ROM but that didn't fix the pink/purple tinting in low light shots. In fact it had gotten worse and many other users are in the exact same boat.
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
Early November is the quoted date. http://optus.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/102

ARHD30 is only a 4.3 ROM. I would have thought you'd need to update firmware for the camera fix?
[One (M7) General] Huey85:
Correct, but I also updated the firmware accompanying the 4.3 ROM update.

P.s. I'm s-off
[One (M7) General] Epipsychidion:
As it has turned out I didn't need the Nandroid to be able to S-Off, I installed ViperOne 2.7.0 and ran Rumrunner 2.24.401.1 and am now successfully S-Off! Now for the GPE conversion!

:D
[One (M7) General] rockuman_ex:
Does that include the unbranded or just the optus branded?
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
The 2.24.980.2 update came out at the same time for all phones, didn't it? I'm expecting the same
[One (M7) General] alasdair.grant:
2.24.841.1 rumrunner now available

Beaups has created a rumrunner for 2.24.841.1 based on the firmware I sent him.
[One (M7) General] Gowri9324:
Stock firmware - Telstra

Hi,

My earphone jack stopped working and need to go back to stock as I'm running on 4.3 custom rom.

Seems there is no RUU for us. Can somebody guide me the procedure.

Thanks,

Gowri
[One (M7) General] alasdair.grant:
-Change your cid to supercid (fastboot oem writecid 11111111)

-Flash this RUU after decrypting it using ruuveal with cygwin or Ubuntu (RUU_M7_UL_JB_50_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.29.707.3_R_Radio_4A.14.3250.13_10.33.1150.01_release_311678_signed) –NOTE: change android-info.txt from the RUU ROM.ZIP to these values this first:

modelid: PN0710000

modelid: PN0714000

cidnum: TELST001

mainver: 1.29.841.2

btype:1

aareport:1

DelCache:1

hbootpreupdate:3

-After flashing the 707.3 Asian RUU you need to flash clockworkmod.

-After flashing CWM restore the 1.29.841.2 CWM backup.

-After restoring the 1.29.841.2 CWM backup grab the 1.29.841.2 recovery and flash that.

-You will now be on stock 1.29.841.2 and can OTA to 2.24.841.1.

-I have done this many times. It works because 1.29.707.3 and 1.29.841.2 share the same firmware and are both M7UL 1800MHZ LTE.

-If you can’t find a 1.29.841.2 CWM that contains recovery and data partition backups I will upload one for you when I have time.
[One (M7) General] Gowri9324:
Thanks a ton for your reply.

I'm new to second step(Flash this RUU after decrypting it using ruuveal with cygwin or Ubuntu). Have googled and didnt find helpful guides. Can you please let me know the guide to this process.

Also, Please upload 1.29.841.2 nandroid backup and recovery in your free time. Thanks again.

best regards,

Gowri
[One (M7) General] roshanrbb:
yah i am also in need of Vodafone Au stock rom or any nandroid backups if anyone can upload it

thanks
[One (M7) General] gboydroid:
finally got S-OFF ohhh yyyeeeaahhh!!!!!!!
[One (M7) General] Slither2006:
Hi alasdair.grant,

I can't find a CWM backup of 1.29.841.2. It seems bugsy's repo is down with no mirrors. Could you please upload yours?

[edit: I really just need the 1.29.841.2 recovery please if anyone has a flashable backup of it, thx]

Thanks,

Slither2006
[One (M7) General] TornadoF6:
Anyone heard of when we will get 4.3 on Telstra?Im guessing we will get it when 4.4 is out,especially the way telstra are with updates...

Sent from my Aussie style HTC One
[One (M7) General] nl2008:
Anyone know why the + button to create new sms not resposne since upgrade to 4.3 base rom from 4.2.2? I cant create any new sms since i upgrade to any 4.3 rom include stock deodexed and HD v30 rom ! Thanks
[One (M7) General] jasenko:
Hey guys what is the latest official firmware on your Vodafone device? My nfc seems to be broken with the latest wwe firmware and looking to go back.
[One (M7) General] alasdair.grant:
1.29.841.2 CWM backup with stock recovery and /data/preload

https://mega.co.nz/#!Cpph2aBB!JwrevUJ2D1MkYNd3d_2GwQRUI5hu4OS-WCW8hzWN2A0

---------- Post added at 04:48 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:47 AM ----------

1.29.841.2 CWM backup with stock recovery and /data/preload

https://mega.co.nz/#!Cpph2aBB!JwrevUJ2D1MkYNd3d_2GwQRUI5hu4OS-WCW8hzWN2A0

---------- Post added at 04:48 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:48 AM ----------

1.29.841.2 CWM backup with stock recovery and /data/preload

https://mega.co.nz/#!Cpph2aBB!JwrevUJ2D1MkYNd3d_2GwQRUI5hu4OS-WCW8hzWN2A0

---------- Post added at 04:55 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:48 AM ----------

It worked with the stock Telstra 4.2.2 ROM (2.24.841.1).