yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M7) General] TornadoF6:
See you made the Portal deevan?finally got mine all sorted,flashed arhd 52 onto the phone,god it was painfully slow downloading that...thanks for the links
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
Took me awhile to figure out what you were talking about. I just go straight to the forums, never seen the Portal before. Ooh I'm famous!
[One (M7) General] drfinberg:
I had a completely unmodified Vodafone device. I downloaded the OTA update this morning when prompted and it failed halfway through and wouldn't boot. I just got it restored (thanks to the links in this thread) and tried again, but same problem. This time I took note of the error message--assert failed: apply patch /system/lib/libril-qc-qmi-1.so

Any thoughts? It's super annoying.
[One (M7) General] twerg:
My Vodafone One updated with no issue at all, I then did a factory reset to make sure a clean start.

I must say 4.3 felt more robust. There are a fee glitches I've came across, flickers toast message, sometime the app draw will not show the apps but a black screen which needs to close app draw and reopen to show the icons.

It feels snappier, I wish there was ART to use but it's not there.

Still Sense 5.5, bit dissapointed not v6. Pretty much everything looks the same, main differences are the notifications are white, don't like the rounded toast messages.

Great addition is having the phone keyboard back.

Slight little updates to some setting, somethings look a little more polished (not really sure how though) but there really is very little to tell it apart from 4.3.

Battery seems about the same, using 3/4g and WiFi, I think the audio has had a slight tweak as seems a bit more crisp and clearer, bit more detailed, via speakers, have not tried headphones yet.

I hope we get another update to Sense 6 and the slight glitches from time to time.
[One (M7) General] dibb_nz:
HI guys and greetings from across the ditch, hope don't mind a Kiwi cousin infiltrating yr thread!!

My phone has just recd the 4.20.980.1 OTA I've d/l'ed it to install later. Is it saved as an update.zip on my sd card somewhere so I can flash via recovery...does the One even work like this??

My other question is, it was on telecom nz prepay, but I switched to my old 2degrees plan coz its a better deal data wise. Do I need to put my telecom SIM back before installing the update??? I'm also rooted and s-off but still on stock Rom and radio.

Oh, and how to best backup 24GB of stuff, lol

Thanx all

dibb

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Well, it's an Optus ota OTA_M7_UL_K44_SENSE55_MR_Optus_AU_4.20.980.1-3.63.980.2_release_350182o4ut1lm5fif454cb.zip???
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
[MENTION=2985507]dibb_nz[/MENTION] 980 is shared across AU and NZ, so makes sense to welcome everyone here :)

I haven't tried, but I don't think you can flash it in custom recovery. When you're applying an OTA, it's basically rebooting into (stock) recovery to install the OTA. I think the installer script chucks a hissy fit in a custom recovery. And it doesn't matter what SIM card you have in your phone.

Options:

1. Restore to stock ROM (unrooted) and recovery then apply OTA. Every time your phone boots up, it verifies the downloaded OTA and prompts for you to apply.

2. Extract the firmware.zip from the OTA and just flash that. This is what I did for the last update. I was already on a 3.63.x.x ROM, and just wanted the latest firmware. It does contain stock recovery, so you'd need to reflash your custom recovery afterwards. Then flash whatever ROM you want. If you're on a custom recovery and rooted, why not use something like ARHD which is basically a performance-tweaked Sense ROM?

Oh, and I forgot to mention... TWRP nandroid link is finally up. My laptop went to sleep during the first upload attempt, so I had to start again. Sorry for the delay
[One (M7) General] Karbo81:
Hi Guys,

I'm having an issue after running an update on my unrooted and original Telstra ROM that came with a phone.

First of all reason for not rooting and running custom ROM on my phone is that classifieds as "security breach" at my work, so smartphone has to be as it came from the box. Rooted or JailBroken, due to policies on an AirWatch at our company, needs to be removed from AirWatch server. so NO work emails, calendar and rest of the business apps.

2 days ago i got notification to update from 4.3 to 4.4.2 on my phone, which i did.

Update was downloaded fully and it asked me to restart the phone which i did and since that moment phone is stuck on a white screen and HTC green logo for ever.

I can access Fastboot and rest of the options.

I tried to contact Telstra and they are not taking responsibility for this matter.

I guess i need to root my phone and install custom rom now.

Any other suggestions before i do this?

Regards,

Karbo81
[One (M7) General] bradstewart:
Here's the stock recovery from 3.63.980.2: https://mega.co.nz/#!1MgVwabY!_iVkrfLCWF8zK2oYGxi3Mrgf3IJqNyssk5XnNeYZKCk

Flash it via fastboot and the OTA will install. You'll need to reflash a custom recovery afterwards. You may or may not lose root as well, but that is simple to restore.
[One (M7) General] readmanr:
Hello,

I have downloaded the latest Australian OTA provided firmware.zip (mainver: 4.20.980.1)

The android info says it is for the following CID's

cidnum: OPTUS001

cidnum: VODAP021

cidnum: HTC__039

cidnum: TELNZ001

I have the CID HTC 039 (Australia).

Can someone who has installed the latest OTA, please provide the HBOOT version after installing?

And also the full firmware number (radio) from "About Phone".

I am S-OFF, with Cyanogenmod 11 M4, however (obviously) would like to keep the phone internals up to date as well, such as HBOOT and RADIO, and will flash those two .img's manually.

Many Thanks in advance.

Rob
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
I don't understand how you could have a HTC__039 (unbranded) with Telstra firmware. Did you manually flash 3.62.841.1 firmware too? Or change your CID?
[One (M7) General] readmanr:
That was just the one running before, that's why I wanted to update to this, so it's now back to normal Australian firmware.

Even though this zip says Optus, it has the 4 CID's I quoted above in the txt file.
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
Yeah I'm just curious why someone would put Telstra firmware on an unbranded phone in the first place.
[One (M7) General] readmanr:
Using Telstra SIM, thought "Telstra" firmware would maybe work better with the Telstra network, being "Telstra" and all, otherwise why would a Telstra branded phone need a separate firmware? I thought a CID and a telstra logo on the case would be enough.

HTC's way of doing things with variants for US carries seems odd, (I don't get it, other than hardware bands?).

Getting much better mobile data speeds with this 4.20.980.1 than before anyway. Don't know if its "Australia" or "Optus" in version, but its working better on throughput.
[One (M7) General] dibb_nz:
Hi [MENTION=5184891]deeevan[/MENTION] & [MENTION=422930]bradstewart[/MENTION], thanks for the gr8 info- finally backed up and flashed the update last nite. All went well!!!

1. Flashed stock recovery via twrp

2. Download OTA and installed

3. Reflashed TWRP

4. Rerooted

5. Done!!

A bit scary since this is my first HTC device...but was a piece of the proverbial!!! Thanks for pointing me in the right direction...

Now, off to find a fix for this camera, not happy with, over exposure in the brighter areas of a shot i.e nite time shots of my aquariums, zoe is not helpful either gggrrrrrrr :)
[One (M7) General] Ferdimage:
Ive updated using the firmware.zip, but my version still says 4.19....

Can anyone confirm they have the same firmware and radio..View attachment 2663446
[One (M7) General] aussieandroid:
Hey guys, I've never flashed a custom rom before. I think I want to now.

I was going to just choose the Android Revolution HD 61.1 ROM cos it was the first one I saw, and sounds pretty popular.

Just to clarify though, I can just download the zipped rom file, chuck it on my phone, and flash it from my custom recovery (twrp)? Do I have to make sure it's the right version for my particular phone or anything?
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
I would hold off until 61.2 which looks to be out soon and will contain some major bug fixes eg. Phone rebooting when you turn off Bluetooth. A bunch of separate fixes have been released, but if it's your first time it'll be better to get a consolidated working ROM.

The steps you outlined are basically it. I would watch out for what version of TWRP people have successfully used, I've seen complaints about incompatibility in specific versions.

[MENTION=1457621]Ferdimage[/MENTION] Build number is for the ROM you are running. Reboot into bootloader to see your firmware version
[One (M7) General] aussieandroid:
Cheers mate. I got impatient. And I had a free night to do this last night.

Strangely (for me), it installed with zero hassles :P I happened to have the latest TWRP installed already (2.7.0.0) so I just gave it a go.

Haven't really noticed anything exciting yet (apart from having the new blinkfeed and sense looking a bit nicer).
[One (M7) General] rimonayoub:
Anyone managed to get foxtel go to work in m7 ?
[One (M7) General] poondog:
It's a Samsung exclusive or something.. Try spoof build.prop so show SGS4 :)
[One (M7) General] Danthemanz:
Hey guys, thought you might be able to check over what i am about to do and clarify a few things for me. :good:

I have a Telstra HTC One, S-Off, SuperSID running Google Edition Android 4.3.

Im running the original Hboot/firmware/radio that came from Telstra.

I want to upgrade to a newer Hboot/Radio as i believe this is required to use 4.4 roms, and i want to move the Google Edition 4.4.2.

If i just manually update my Hboot/firmware to 3.62.1700.1 or even 4.19.401.11, will i be flashed with an international radio? Perhaps with worse Telstra reception?

Would i be best to simply flash the latest Full Telstra RUU, install a new recovery then flash my Google Edition ROM? Am i going to end up on some sort of incompatible Hboot/firmware/Radio? A stock firmware would simply just work with the S-OFF & SuperCID right?

Thanks for your help in advance.

-Daniel
[One (M7) General] poondog:
New firmware is recommended not required for kk

4.19.401.11 firmware will work, I'm running a full setup of this on optus. Reception should be similar I don't notice a difference

Easiest way is download the FUU pack for what you want (firmware update utility by snealyghost) and run that. If you run the full wipe one you will need to flash a rom and recovery

Since you're s off and supercid any firmware for the m7 will work
[One (M7) General] saint_cow:
Just got mine today and it's the same as yours.
[One (M7) General] :
Still no update. I have a unbranded 64GB with 1.29.980.2. I will just keep waiting.
[One (M7) General] oblivianz:
Guys, when installing ROMS, is the Australian HTC One considered as the International HTC One?
[One (M7) General] djason89:
Yes
[One (M7) General] :
Not sure about that. I only said that because we still don't have any updates. Usually the international model gets updates first but I could be wrong.
[One (M7) General] saint_cow:
Can any other Aussies confirm they they are having the skipping issues with the youtube app? My audio constantly skips/pops when I have beats turned on, turned off it seems fine.
[One (M7) General] teiva:
I'm getting the same thing and I doubt it's my data connection because it happens in Wi-Fi mode as well. We shouldn't have to turn off beats to fix it. Hopefully they'll fix it in the update. What version of the firmware do you have? I've got 1.29.980.2 which is an early build of the 1.29 stream.
[One (M7) General] saint_cow:
I have the same number as you and I agree, surely it can't be a big fix as it seems fine with the browser.
[One (M7) General] cheetah2k:
No issues here either on 3G or Wifi. I have the black 32gb Telstra unlocked on the Vodafone network.

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No definitely not considered international. The international version has an unbranded international CID number....
[One (M7) General] archheretic:
So if we want quick updates will need to change cid? I'm not really up with htc roms etc, seems much trickier than my easy old galaxy s2!
[One (M7) General] :
Yes that's right. You need to change the CID so you can flash the ROM you want.
[One (M7) General] archheretic:
Thanks. Bit weird, I would have thought any outright phone, not network locked, would have been an international version? Or is it just the region that is the issue, ie Aussie users get them last?
[One (M7) General] :
Yeah for some reason we Aussies seem to get the last updates. It seems the UK or Asian regions get the updates first.
[One (M7) General] cheetah2k:
Typically we need S-off to change the CID. Unfortunately the Devs have had a hard task at cracking the beast that is the HTC1 this time round. For sure it will come though. We all just have to be patient.

HTC phones are unlike other manufacturers that just rely on product codes, eg, Samsung i9500, or i9505 with the last digit referring to its baseband (radio) setup.

Even my Telstra Sony Z is easier to flash international roms and unbrand the device than the HTC1. I debranded my Z the moment it was out of the box to ensure I got the latest updates, and just as well as the Z has had 2 major updates and Telstra is still on release firmware which is fked..
[One (M7) General] Da_Kingswood:
Just picked up the Silver 64gb Developers Edition from Exetel last Friday, have been holding off buying a new phone since my trusty old HD2 (r.i.p). :)

Sent from my HTC One Developers Edition
[One (M7) General] :
I thought they sell Aussie stock? Also do you mean Exeltek? Because Exetel is actually a ISP comapny.
[One (M7) General] Da_Kingswood:
Lol, yes that was a typo. Did mean Exeltek (Ahhh was spell check that changed it)

Sent from my HTC One Developers Edition
[One (M7) General] :
If it is aussie stock then it's not a dev edition because the BL is locked. I know my 64GB HTC One is locked I just checked out of curiosity.
[One (M7) General] Huey85:
Just picked up a 64gb One from Harvey Norman to replace my 3 week old 32gb model and is pretty much perfect apart from the power button being a bit flush than if like but is manageable. Was the first box we opened too which was lucky. Was a bit hesitant at first to give up my 32gb one because it too is absolutely perfect but guess I was really lucky. Time to sell the 32gb.
[One (M7) General] metinagar:
Im from oz and have a black htc one from telsytra
[One (M7) General] Danthemanz:
Thanks mate, updated the firmware and jumped to 4.4 GE.

Saw a couple of times today my reception seemed to drop out/down for no reason, nothing definitive yet though.

Will report back.
[One (M7) General] Ferdimage:
You might want to check your APN, Google Edition wasnt set correctly and I would lose 4G connection and data would drop off.
[One (M7) General] XdividerX:
To all that have wondered about warranty repairs. Thanks to this thread I recently got my phone back to stock (unlocked, rooted, s-off, adhd rom) and sent my phone to fonebiz in Sydney.

They returned me a refurbished device and didn't even notice that I had tampered with it.

Thanks again to all contributers on this thread.

Sent from my HTC_PN071
[One (M7) General] braso:
Well done mate. I'm in a similar situation. I'm handing my M7 on to the wife and I want to get the purple tint issue repaired under warranty. I'm S-Off, HBoot 1.56, firmware 4.19.401.11. I need to return to stock and S-On. I've downloaded the latest unbranded 4.4.2 TWRP recovery as my phone is unbranded HTC_039. I know I need to flash the latest firmware which includes the stock recovery after restoring from the backup. How do I flash the firmware? Is it through TWRP recovery or by some other method? Any pointers would be appreciated.
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
Firmware is flashed in fastboot. I'm on my mobile so can't find it, but somewhere way back here I wrote out the commands I used to flash a firmware.zip someone posted in this thread (if that helps you find it)

Edit: Uh.. You say you're on 4.19.401.11. You flash the stock firmware the same way you flashed that one :P

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@XdividerX Did you go S-ON before handing it in? And if so, what firmware version did you restore to?

I read in one of the going back to stock threads that going back to S-ON on some hboot version (can't remember which) would give you a tampered flag. Wondered if that was true
[One (M7) General] braso:
Hi mate. I ended up using Guru reset to go back to 2.24.xxxx and stock recovery. I'm in the process of doing OTA updates to get back to 4.4.2. I'm still S-Off. From memory OTA updates will upgrade my firmware, not sure if it works the other way and downgrades. I'll find out shortly as I'm waiting for the 3.62 update to download.
[One (M7) General] braso:
OK, I'm now updated to the unbranded 4.4.2 ROM. Does anyone have the stock recovery for 4.20.980.1? I've had to change a splash screen and need to get back to stock.
[One (M7) General] XdividerX:
back to stock

Deevan, I went back to s-on with hboot 1.55 and was 'locked'.

I used an old firmware version you posted somewhere in this thread and then updated to the latest version. (im HTC039 unbranded)

Sent from my HTC_PN071
[One (M7) General] Danthemanz:
Yeah, its not the APN. Ive checked it.

Im definitely getting some network dropouts/poor reception on Telstra. I have my Nexus 5 next to it and it sits at 5 bars all day long, HTC jumps around all the time and sometimes drops out all together. My battery stats tell me ive been without reception for 5 percent of the day already!

Since it wasnt my primary phone im starting to think this may have been happening before (i do remember seeing it once or twice) i updated to GE4.4 (back on GE4.3). Might not be much i can do about it...:(
[One (M7) General] TheBob82:
fastboot flash remote not allowed

Hi folks,

I have a Vodafone HTC One that a friend rooted for me a few months back. The 4.4.2 update just got released and I'd like to install it.

Unfortunately my friend could not help me return my phone to a state where I could install the update.

I have been able to relock the device but whenever I try to flash via fastboot it, with the 3.63.980.2 recovery mentioned earlier in this thread, it tells me "FAILED (remote: not allowed)

my bootloader screen looks like this

*** RELOCKED ***

M7_UL PVT SHIP S-OFF RH

HBOOT-1.55.0000

RADIO-4A.21.3263.04

OpenDSP-v32.120.274.0909

OS-3.63.980.2

eMMC-boot 2048MB

I am really new to this an would appreciate any help
[One (M7) General] poondog:
What a helpful friend you have

Its probably easiest to flash a new ROM with the latest software update. That way you still have root if you need it, and you can experience the fun that is the world of custom ROMs :)

I am using sense 6 myself and I LOVE it :)
[One (M7) General] angusc:
Hi,

First check if you have a custom recovery installed. If you have you week need to replace it with a stock recovery. To do that you have to unlock your bootloader again. You don't have to lock your bootloader as you are S-Off. So the steps I would follow are:

1) unlock ur bootloader

2) boot in to recovery to see if you have a custom recovery installed.

3) check your device info by running the fastboot command: fastboot getvar all

4) check your CID from the above make it stock or superCID (11111111)

Then you can try flashing the stock recovery to match your device firmware version. Found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2545227

Check for update after typing this code in to your phone keypad:

*#*#checkin#*#*

Read this thread to help you with the commands: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2265618
[One (M7) General] TheBob82:
Thanks all

I realised what I was doing wrong when I checked my post the day after...

So after unlocking I was able to flash successfully

Thanks to those who helped a noob
[One (M7) General] r3dn1t3:
So I put my phone in for repair to Jb-Hifi to send to HTC.

It's been about 4 weeks, how long does it take to get it back?

Who should I contact HTC or Jb-Hifi?
[One (M7) General] XdividerX:
I've read a lot of negative posts on HTC Australia's Facebook page about this. It's a hit and miss I guess. I took my M7 to Fonebiz (HTC official repairer) and had mine back in exactly 2 weeks.

Maybe hassle JBHI FI for an update?

Sent from my SM-G900I
[One (M7) General] poondog:
I sent mine to Optus and it took a month. Inquire at the branch you sent it in to.. maybe they can track it
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
Urgh, I was taking a close up photo when I wondered 'Hey what's those weird streaks?' Held it up against black pants, and yup... Purple tint.

My phone has been going at it hard for several hours because I'm downloading gigs of music. I'm hoping it'll go away as the phone cools down.
[One (M7) General] Dwayno:
help returning phone back to stock telstra

Hoping someone can help me out.

I have a Telstra HTC One running stock 4.4.2. It's s-off, rooted and unlocked. I'm trying to return to stock for warranty repairs.

I found a flashable zip Guru Reset M7 2.24.841.1 which should do most of what I need but I think I still need the firmware to match so the touch screen drivers work. This firmware link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=46576527 doesn't copy to my phone so I'm guessing it's corrupt. I couldn't see an md5 for it to check.

Does anyone know where I can find this firmware or is there a better/easier way?
[One (M7) General] hemal_s33:
You need to be s-off in order to downgrade. What is fastboot version ?
[One (M7) General] Dwayno:
I already have s-off. Hboot 1.56
[One (M7) General] hemal_s33:
This is how you should go about it.

Guru Reset 2.24.841.1 does not restore four apps which are lost while unlocking the bootloader. On HTC guru site there is a Telstra 2.24.841.1 nandroid back-up use it instead,

Files needed.

Telstra 2.24.841.1 nandroid back-up from HTC Guru

Firmware.zip for 2.24.841.1 https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/200178/firmware.zip

Steps

Reboot your phone into recovery and create a nandroid back-up

Reboot system and connect your phone to PC

Copy nandroid back-up from phone to PC

Copy 2.24.841.1 nandroid back-up to correct folder on phone.

reboot phone in recovery

restore nandroid back-up of 2.24.841.1

after restore is finished reboot into fastboot from recovery itself

flash boot.img which is inside firmware.zip file using fastboot flash boot boot.img

reboot system - check that nandroid restore is successful.

reboot to fastboot again

flash recovery.img which is inside firmware.zip file using fastboot flash boot boot.img

reboot phone again to see it boots properly

flashing firmware.zip file see this thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2316726

reboot phone again and see everything is ok.

use commands in this thread to change UNLOCKED status on fastboot to LOCKED http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2475914

after this is done your phone should be LOCKED and on stock 2.24.841.1 ans still s-off

reboot into bootloader and then

fastboot oem writesecureflag 3

this will make in S-ON
[One (M7) General] deeevan:
Uh, I think those Guru Reset ROMs are just the nandroid backups and stock recovery nicely packaged. No point downloading the same content twice.

Anyway... What is your current firmware? Are you actually experiencing touchscreen issues? After restoring backup and recovery, shouldn't you be able to take the OTA and everything (firmware included) will be the latest Telstra version?
[One (M7) General] hemal_s33:
I think Guru reset Rom does not contain 4 apps which are deleted when unlocking the boot loader so you can restore back to stock but OTA might fail. Guru nandroid for Telstra is perfect and OTA works properly. I have done downgrade / upgrade back to stock on at least 4 devices and without any issue.