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[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drkow19:
There is only one so far, here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2472318

It has linaro compilation, some extra governors and schedulers, and undervolting abilities. However there are some issues with the camera that he has yet to update. I used it for a few days and loved it! Now I am trying out an AOSP rom.

I agree with you on the stock vs. AOSP issue. It really depends on the phone though. On the HTC Rezound, there was so much work done just to get all the features of CM working that it never really panned out, and I just used (and loved) a Sense based highly-customized rom. It performed better, plain and simple. But on other phones AOSP is a lot faster than any stock rom, since it is so lightweight.

For this phone, it looks like I will be AOSP all the way from here on out! The roms out already are amazing. Once the very few issues get solved, and custom kernels come out, this will be the fastest AOSP phone out there no doubt. Add to that the knock-on, and it has a leg up on the competition. Yep, this phone will rock for years to come.
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SquireSCA:
I agree on some of that. But when you take a phone and slap AOSP on it, how is it any different than any other phone at that point? It might have more power under the hood, but other than that, it reduces the phone to what every other phone running AOSP is. Might as well be an iPhone at that point.

There are some good ROMs out there, no doubt. And as a phone gets to the end of life they can breath new life into a device. My problem with the RazR HD was that by the time they cracked the bootloader, most Devs had moved on to newer devices.

Maybe if I see one worth switching to my opinion will change... But when I see a new thread and read it and I see that it has spontaneous reboots, or knock on doesn't work, or the camera is weird, or an app that is important to me doesn't work, then I have to ask myself, what's the benefit? To go from 33k to 34k in Antutu? haha
[G2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] drkow19:
I see the problem here: you're a hipster!

I am a technology guy, have been since I was 10. It doesn't matter what other people have, I just care about the performance and features of the devices I have. I just can't understand your viewpoint here.

Your thought on benchmarks is not true at all. AOSP roms often benchmark worse than stock roms. That is indeed the case for this phone. But benchmarks don't tell the whole story, and ANDROID benchmarks are a mess. But somehow even while benchmarking slower, the AOSP roms are faster at pretty much every task in Android.

Also, to a lot of people (including me) bare-bones AOSP has every feature needed. Anything else can be downloaded from the market.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] upowersystems:
After many conversations with HTC and Sprint it appears Sprint has locked out the ability for use of domestic data cards from competing carriers on their sim capable devices such as the HTC One. It is the consensus opinion this should be an unlock-able option to ensure fair competition of market provided the user is not under contract and is in good standing with Sprint/Carrier. This is currently in Legislation and backed by President Obama. There are also over 115,000 petitioners so far.

I am not under contract, in good standing(paid) yet Sprint says they "can't" enable the use of a competitors Domestic Sim, They did not use the term unlock yet a lock symbol appears in the APN settings next to the Carriers APN(Verizon, T-Mobile)when the Sim card is in. Sprint pretended to be helpful. One support agent even gave me the msid and false ##12345# code saying to use the msid then to unlock, how nice. Another Rep discovered My phone has no Unlock MSL as it is not carrier locked. I purchased it, own it, never activated it on the Sprint Network therefore no MSL needed to unlock. I have an unlocked device. Locked "to" Sprint but not "by" Sprint. I have the right to provision data from any carrier of my choosing but how?

Not going to accept that it "can't" be done. It must be possible to trick or bypass the lock. Example: I took my Nexus 7 LTE to Verizon for a data card. Initially the rep told me it would not be possible. I now have LTE Verizon data.

My question here is can we trick the phone into accepting a Domestic Sim? It must be possible after reading so many threads and seeing the genius Dev going on here. It must be possible to use the device at least for Internet Data at least 3G. LTE should even be possible.

1. Force Roaming with Roam Control?

2. International Rom then the phone would view our Domestic(US) card as International?

3. Flash a Verizon HTC One Rom to the Sprint HTC One to trick the phone into thinking it is Verizon enabling the Verizon Sim to work?(using the sim from my unlocked tablet)

Anyone try this with Success?

This may be possible by provisioning through the sim by the new carrier (If they will do it) like with my Nexus 7 tablet. But I am curious to know if the above/or other options might work.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] fachadick:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2386703
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] phatmanxxl:
Bad link
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] fachadick:
Weird, it's working for me. Anyway, it's literally the first result if you google sprint htc one sim unlock.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] upowersystems:
link

Why is that a bad link

I have looked at the link. It is the terminal emulator means to gain entry that Viperboy has made his tool from. It did not work for me. That is why i started the thread. I am pursuing other means as stated in the Original Post
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] phatmanxxl:
Didnt take me to any thread, using the chrome browser. I guess it works for you guys.

Anyways here's another thread, I haven't tried it though.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2491840

Weird it works now. :eek:
[Sony Smartwatch] jackfrosty:
Does anyone know of a way, or even if it's possible to automatically switch off the vibrate function on the SW2 at night? If you switch your phone onto silent at night, email and text notifications still cause the watch to vibrate. It wakes me up and I need my beauty sleep.
[Sony Smartwatch] babanomania:
you can always turn off manually at night
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Htein:
For those looking to return their phones to stock or borked their phones trying to update firmware only without the appropriate ROM.

http://dl3.htc.com/application/RUU_...10.38m.1157.04_release_336982_signed_2(2).exe

Enjoy.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] LostSoulFly:
Hmmm.. I can't help but assume this is mentioning me specifically! Lol..

Thanks for finding and posting this, I'm super excited to finally go to stock 4.3!

I've got to have that Wi-Fi calling.

Sent from my HTC One.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] mdiaz33685:
thanks for this...

now we need someone to decrypt this and give us the rom.zip file.. :silly: PLEASE..
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] gwingzero:
bootloader needs to be re-locked to use this right? S-on or S-off doesn't matter does it?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] jay661972:
Dont forget stock recovery as well

Sent from my HTC One using SinLess Rom
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] gwingzero:
yea forgot to mention that looking for it now.

so, to recap, re-lock bootloader, flash stock recovery then run this file and that should put me back to 100% bone stock on T-mo 4.3, sound about right? :)

---------- Post added at 09:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:04 AM ----------

yea forgot to mention that looking for it now.

so, to recap, re-lock bootloader, flash stock recovery then run this file and that should put me back to 100% bone stock on T-mo 4.3, sound about right? :)
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Behold_this:
You do NOT need stock recovery to flash an RUU s-off.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] DOTC:
With S-OFF you don't need to do anything. Plug your phone in and run the RUU. I just did this yesterday. All I had to do is flash TWRP and I'm right back to rooted.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] jay661972:
did not know that, thanks for that info. i always do stock recovery and lock bl, now i can skip step. thanks mate
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] kevace1:
can this be flashed on a AT&T HTC One, just left them and love the phone. BL is unlocked, have flashed the T-Mobile radio, but my phone continuously drops to EDGE, then back to LTE and 4G, I thought the baseband puts the frequencies needed for optimal T-Mobile network compatibility, namely the WCDMA 1700....im in NYC and i know they updated the towers here so 4G works on GSM1900, but having that WCDMA 1700 would be best. I guess there are other things T-mobile does to tweak the network i guess on the build.prop or whatever? not sure? any ways, any inout would be greatl appreciated,
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] gwingzero:
just so anyone is confused. this was super easy to do to completely restore to a factory phone.

I was on TWRP w/ ARHD 22 ROM, unlocked bootloaded thru htcdev, S-On. here is all i had to do to flash this (super simple)

fire up fastboot on phone

verify fastboot via cmd (fastboot devices)

enter fastboot oem lock

phone reboots and i now have **Tampered** **Relocked** on bootloader

leave phone in fastboot and run the RUU file and 10 min later

factory phone :)

thanks all for posting this, I'll be re-rooting and flashing custom recovery soon but so nice to have wifi calling back. :)
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] LiquidSolstice:
I keep getting an Error 155. I've googled around and I can't seem to find anything that works. At my wits end here. Anyone?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] adamboyd83:
I used this today and having trouble unlocking the boot loader. Do I need to get a new code?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Htein:
Yes but you need s-off and change your cid and mid to match a tmo phone
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] tetrabyt:
Thanks for this. Just used it to upgrade my son's tmo one.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] kevace1:
So how can I do both, kinda found the CID type thread but don't see anything about MID, can you point me to the right direction? I'm assuming S-off would be necessary?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Janhaus:
So I've got a newbie q: I'm currently on 1.27.531.11, can I just flash this version just like I would an OTA update and keep my contacts, messages, settings, etc. intact? Or is this a complete wipe?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] clsA:
RUU is complete wipe .. if you want to keep your setting you have to take the /OTA
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] skylineGTR_34:
Hi, I converted my phone to GPE. I tried to run this RUU with no luck I always get error 155. It is unlocked and S-OFF. I tried the tmobile cid, super cid, t mobile stock recovery, relock the bootloader. What should I do can some one explain step by step?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Anon9mouz:
I got a question about the ruu. I have a Att phone I'm selling to a T-Mobile guy could I make the phone officially a T-Mobile device by using this ruu??

Sent from Flo Jo 7-13 using Tapatalk 4
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] clsA:
Does you phone have the correct Mid?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Htein:
I had same problem too... I had to flash just the firmware first. Then I flashed the ruu. For some reason the ruu didn't like the x.1700 gpe firmware.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Htein:
Yes you require s-off, so get it using official ATT RUU and rumrunner or revone or moonshine.

This is based on TMOUS HTC One....

Then change mid to PN0713000

And cid to T-MOB010

Note this is T-MOB"zero"1"zero"

Then flash this RUU, now you should have stock TMO HTC One... However I am not sure if this will enable the TMO AWS.

If you also have problems flashing the RUU try flashing just the firmware first then the RUU.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] skylineGTR_34:
I solved myself.

1- Have the correct CID "T-MOB010", MID "PN0713000"

2- Flash the t-mobile firmware (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2182823)

3- Relock bootloader

4- Run the RUU
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] kevace1:
Is changing the mid the same instructions as changing the CID, except ofcourse changing the command to "mid" instead of cid?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] ebrandsberg:
It was my understanding that the hardware is slightly different, and that the tmobile version had the 1700 support, but the at&t hardware did not. I could be wrong, but this may be the source of the issue you are having.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] stlouie65:
I have to say, THANK YOU for this.

I finally got my S-OFF, CID changed, and the RED text cleared. Worked like a charm.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] areghas:
you need to relock the phone, fastboot oem lock
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rfn379:
Tried doing this and it didn't work. It can't get past the device verification prompt. When I try it the original way it gives me either error 170 or 171 which are usb connection errors and it gets stuck on an HTC slpash screen when trying to reboot into the bootloader. Researched them and found nothing helpful. My device is S-Off with relocked bootloader and currently running 1.27.531.11 with root. I also got the latest drivers from HTC Sync. Does this work if I am running on Windows 8? I just have no clue what to do and I am getting very frustrated.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Htein:
I updated and s-off'd all on Windows 8.1.

It could be your drivers. I turned off driver signing, installed Intel drivers, installed latest HTC sync and uninstalled it. Hooked up the phone and proceeded.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rfn379:
Disabled driver signing, checked Intel drivers and according to their website they are up to date, installed HTC Sync and then uninstalled it...still won't work. It freezes when trying to reboot into bootloader on a black screen with a silver HTC logo. Then my PC tells me that it doesn't recognize the device. After that the RUU installer gives me error 171 because of a USB connection failure. This is driving me crazy. Is there anything else I can do aside from throwing my phone out of a second story window??? That's really what I feel like doing at this point.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Htein:
Did you actually install the drivers or just check? I don't see how the site says it matches when the drivers are unsigned....
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rfn379:
I went to the Intel website and it had a tool that scanned the existing drivers and told me they were up to date and did not give me an option to install anything. Did I do that wrong? Is there another way to update them that I missed? Is there a specific set of drivers I should be looking for?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Htein:
http://plugable.com/2012/12/01/windows-8-and-intel-usb-3-0-host-controllers

The reason it fails is because Windows 8 has a problem with detecting the phone in Fastboot. So while the RUU may start, once it enters bootloader it fails.

Follow the directions above, if you don't have that specific USB host controller for your computer. Find a Windows 7 PC.

Sorry I automatically assumed you had read the threads on this forum concerning Windows 8 and fastboot issues.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rfn379:
Oh ok...now I see what you meant by installing drivers. So basically you have to trick the PC into accepting an "unacceptable" device driver. I am gonna play around with this and see what happens. Thanks.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rfn379:
Replaced the Microsoft drivers with Intel drivers and it still won't work. It still won't recognize my phone in fastboot. I just don't understand what I am doing wrong. And apparently the updated HTC drivers from the sync application won't stick because it is constantly asking me to upgrade every time I plug in the phone. Is this a common issue with Windows 8 or 8.1? Is fastboot just not compatible with the Windows 8 OS?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Htein:
Did you have Intel usb host begin with.

I had a lot of trouble to begin with Win8.1. It would not even install HTC drivers with Sync like you said.

I did exactly this. Turned of driver signing. Followed steps in the link above. Installed unsigned drivers. Installed HTC sync while in unsigned mode. Uninstalled, hooked up phone. Tested boot loader and phone worked in fastboot. Win.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] majmoz:
Have you tried unrooting your phone before running the RUU? I believe you must be on a unrooted phone before the RUU will take. Pure stock.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rfn379:
I was under the impression that as long as your device is S-off it shouldn't matter if you're rooted or unlocked/relocked or anything like that. Mine is S-off so I figured just plug it in and go.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] trjlive:
I'm in this same exact position.

Currently have firmware 3.06.1700.10, s-on, CID T-MOB010. I want to use the new T-Mobile 4.3 RUU to update everything, but it won't run, says I have the wrong version of the RUU. It's the correct version, so I'm assuming it doesn't like that I have a GPE firmware.

I've tried flashing the 3.62.531.1 firmware from several different threads here on xda, but I keep getting "failed - remote 99" errors .

Which firmware will get me back to the T-Mobile x.x.531.x firmware line so I can use the proper RUU?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rfn379:
Well since my laptop is brand new and I don't really have much on it I decided to restore it back to 8 from the 8.1 update. I have seen a handful of people mention that they had far more problems after the 8.1 update. Hopefully this will work. If not then I am just gonna do it from someone else's Windows 7 PC.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] dinkk007:
Thank YOU

You really saved me.. I bricked my phone and was really depressed until I came across your post. You are a life saver.

THANK YOU:D
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Htein:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2355814

TMOUS Firmware Packages - UPDATE 10/21 - LINK UP

Use the official firmware. Ensure you have stock sense Rom installed otherwise it will boot loop. I am not sure if you need to be in main screen when you run RUU.

I like to think not but I'm not exactly sure...
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rfn379:
After restoring my PC back to Windows 8 from 8.1 and downloading the drivers from HTC Sync I FINALLY got the RUU to work. I don't think I'll be going back to 8.1 until I know for sure that it plays nice with fastboot. I don't feel like dealing with all this frustration again.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] Htein:
Works fine in 8.1 for me.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] trjlive:
I was finally able to get where I needed to be, but it was quite convoluted. For anyone else who finds themselves in the position I was in, which was running the GPE firmware 3.06.1700.10, with CID T-MOB010, here's what I had to do to get updated firmware with s-off.

I used Windows 7 Pro 64-bit with SP1. Disabled Antivirus and Windows Firewall.

Wipe device and install Guru_Reset_M7_1.27.531.11.zip from this thread, choose full wipe, restore stock recovery, don't root.

Re-lock bootloader.

Boot system, it will be stock T-Mobile Android 4.1.1.

Go into system updates. Install the HDR Camera fix only. Reboot.

Go into system updates again. Install the system update 3.24.531.3. It will take some time. If it reboots and fails the first time, just re-run the update until it completes. It took 3 times on my device.

Boot up, now you'll be in Android 4.3, with firmware to match the T-Mobile CID (x.x.531.x).

Next, I ran the RUU 3.24.531.3 from this thread. Make sure you have the latest HTC Sync software installed.

After running the RUU, my device was back to stock T-Mobile 3.24.531.3 with hboot 1.55, Android 4.3 with Sense 5. Boot up and do the first run setup.

Uninstall HTC Sync software completely. Reboot Windows.

Make sure adb detects your device properly.

Now, I ran the 3.24.531.3 Rumrunner from this download page. It poured 3 times and was successful. Yes, it was successful on hboot 1.55!!!

Now I have successful s-off with hboot 1.55, latest T-Mobile firmware and radio.

Then I reset the tampered flag, changed my cid to 11111111 supercid, unlocked my bootloader again, and updated the firmware to 3.62.401.1.

See attached photo (sorry for low resolution, that's the best my tablet can do).
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] rfn379:
Well I'm not sure exactly what went wrong with my PC when it updated to 8.1 but it definitely was very uncooperative...lol. Glad I got it working though. I can't help but wonder if I did the update now if everything would still work. Not sure if I am feeling lucky enough to try...haha.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] kevace1:
Well your right about the the original att hardware not having the 1700WCDMA, but I thought like it occured with the original note, when you flashed the basebande, it retuned the phones radio to the frequencies the baseband permits. Am I correct with this? Anyone?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] RangerLG:
I was having issues until I installed the latest HTC Sync directly from HTC's site. Fastboot then worked fine. I'm on 8.1.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] juanshop:
do this instructions apply for this? (these are by mike1986)

Method 2 - flashing RUU (ROM Update Utility)

Visit this or this thread.

Find proper RUU for your device

Connect your device to the PC

Boot your device in fastboot mode (like you did during unlocking bootloader - power off the device and turn it on using power + vol down buttons and select "FASTBOOT")

Open up command prompt ( Start > Run > type cmd and hit enter ). The window that appears is called Command Prompt. <click here to see the image>

Navigate to where you unzipped "mini-sdk" package (type in Command Prompt: cd c:\mini-sdk). Note: make sure the path is not c:\mini-sdk\mini-sdk

In the Command Prompt type following command: fastboot oem lock

Flash RUU and follow on screen instructions.

You have now completely stock software on your device.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] piimp:
did you root your phone before you ran rumrunner?
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] trjlive:
Nope, what I typed out was exactly what I did. At the point I ran rumrunner, I was completely stock, like brand new out of the box stock. No root. I ran the RUU which completely reloaded the factory image. I linked to the RUU I used in my original post.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] funks:
Any of you guys able to get this to work with rumrunner 0.5? That version is unavailable.
[T-Mobile HTC One (M7)] trjlive:
When rumrunner first came out, there were different versions for the different firmwares. They've combined them all into a single rumrunner program that works with all the firmwares. Yes, just download the most current version and it should work with hboots 1.54 and 1.55 just fine. Just make sure to follow the prereqs and get your system set up correctly. Drivers, working adb/fastboot, remove HTC Sync, etc. Most of the problems people have with rumrunner failing is because they didn't read everything and they skipped some steps getting their system/device ready.