yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] 3mL:
Yet the phone stopped working after being on charge overnight... And really, the screen cannot get more clean than clean.

I was able to factory reset it after a while and I also upgraded it to 4.3 through Sony Companion yet the problem persisted.

I took it back to the shop and they agreed on that something isn't right with the hardware and I'll have it back in a few weeks in working condition.

Something must've gotten broken with the touch digitizer, I hardly believe it's a software issue.

Ah well, now I get to use my old Nokia 3310! :victory:
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
I'm trying to reflash the default the original recovery in order to install

OTA_K2PLC_CL_JB422_SENSE50_MR_Cricket_US_3.02.1050.10-2.04.1050.5_release_343402dpsh8ror12wwdww2.zip

(4.2.2 and touch5 OTA)

What is causing this error and how do I get past it? :confused:

I'd try flashing the zip, but cwm can't mount the sdcard for some reason

cricket/moonshined/rooted/superCID
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
what command did you send
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
I sent

fastboot flash recovery [imagename].img
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
are you unlocked?
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Yes. Unlocked bootloader, rooted, moonshine s-off, with supercid (1s). Not radio, s-off, only moonshined (disables the check, from what I understand)
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
start with phone connected to computer while booted in OS.

then open command prompt

adb reboot bootloader

adb kill-server

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

fastboot reboot
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
same result

C:\Users\user\Desktop\platform-tools>adb reboot bootloader
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *

C:\Users\user\Desktop\platform-tools>adb kill-server
* server not running *

C:\Users\user\Desktop\platform-tools>fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
< waiting for device >
sending 'recovery' (8478 KB)... OKAY
writing 'recovery'... FAILED (remote: not allowed)

C:\Users\user\Desktop\platform-tools>
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
ok....when in fastboot, unplug usb from computer....

then send command

fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

then plug usb into computer

see if that flashes it
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
same result
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
Windows 8.1?
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Okay, I see the problem now. Somehow, somewhere along the line, my bootloader got locked again... no idea how (last OTA update, perhaps?) (says TAMPERED/LOCKED)

Do I simply follow the same procedure I did the first time, or will supercid/s-off be a problem?
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
lol

#EDIT#

yeah, just

fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin

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S-OFF and superCID won't be a problem

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also with s-off, no need to ever lock/relock you're bootloader again...
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
wait, I'm confused. Didn't I have to unlock it again right now, despite being s-off, in order to flash my recovery? Or did you mean the pl80.zip method would have worked without unlocking, since I have s-off?
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
nope, sorry I posted before I read you 'oops I'm relocked' post

you gotta be unlocked to flash anything, s-on or s-off

keep it unlocked, there is no reason to lock it again after you unlock it this time.....

you can accept OTA updates with unlocked bootloader being s-off
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Ah, man! I unlocked the bootloader like you said and upon reboot it went to the initial set-up... it factory reset.... despite not having the stock recovery or anything :(

So.., back to square one- flash the recovery and I can apply the OTA update that started this whole mess, correct?

Will I lose the OTA update if I restore a remote nandroid backup from obackup?
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
no, you'll still be able to receive it

and as long as your

/system

is in stock condition it will go through
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
by /system in stock condition, you mean as in not having removed all the bs I didn't want/use in order to make room, right? because I removed the cricket account app (which did nothing anyway, the default facebook app, the rescue app... a lot o things. I have backups of the apks and the app data, though. :D

Of course, because f-k me, my nandroid seems to be corrupted :victory:

godammit, I just want to get this OTA update installed because it has touch5 and an updated Android. I'd tery installing from sideload, but CWM can't mount the sd card :highfive:
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
what about the zip I linked to you?

just flash it

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/f2fq45couq54eop/4.1.2_JB_Crkt_2.04.1050.3_stock_odexed.zip

flash this then stock recovery and update after

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twrp twrp twrp....

I've got a twrp backup too if you want to restore it(with twrp) of course, lol
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Since we're s-off, we can then flash cwm or twrp back, install root and supersu from a .zip, and use rom toolbox to start hacking all the garbage back out again (and reinstalling the xposed framwork and all the good stuff) while enjoying sense 5 and android 4.whateverversionIdon'tevenrememberrightnow-2,ithink, correct? So like square one (when we bought the phone), but but with the latest OTA? :silly:

<-- just knowledgeable enough to make a mess, apparently
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
yes, successfully update to 4.2.2 Sense 5 then hack it up!
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Thanks :D

I wish there were a way to sideload/install the zip from recovery when you've changed the /system partition. All the links Google found, though, say it'll just give you an error :(

I'm sure this is done intentionally, to discourage extensive changes to the carrier's phones. :mad:
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
there is a way, you just have to know what to modify in the updater-script....and of course it's different in every individual case depending on what you previously hacked/deleted/added....

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figure out the updater-script and you can

fastboot flash update update.zip
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Thanks for the tip. Now it's off to Google the updater script and start studying so (hopefully) this isn't such a pain next time
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
best of luck friend
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
I flashed default boot.img and recovery.img

Attempting to apply ota shows the recovery screen (phone with a circle-arrow) for a moment, then it reboots and nothing has changed.

Booting INTO recovery shows a red triangle and exclamation point...
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
did you re download the OTA?
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Yes.

setttings->about_software updates

downloaded and chose update now
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
k I'll help more in a minute, gotta lock up my shop.
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Thanks for all the help. In the meantime, I'm hoping Google turns up a clean boot.img for plc_cl with this new OTA already applied
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
what bootloader number do you have?
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
TAAMPERED UNLOCKED

K2)PLC_CL PVT SHIP S-OFF RL

CID-11111111

HBOOT-2.00.0000

RADIO-1.12.00.0412

OPENDSP-v9.2.0268.1214

eMMC-boot

May 27 2013, 19:16:31-1
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
k, I guess that backup wasn't so clean, heh ... uno moment senior

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/vra5bwuyfny1bqx/Clean JB Crkt 2.04.1050.3.rar

this is a backup, I can't remember if it's twrp or CWM, you'll have to look inside.... then restore it from recovery, reboot, OTA...

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sorry for having you use so much bandwidth....
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
no worries. All the links for cwm are dead, so I can't proceed. I'll just put twrp back on and be stuck without the update.

tried the stock boot and recovery from here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2317379

but got the same results

Is it possible to just flash the ICS boot and recovery, thenn apply the OTAs?

EDIT::

apparently not, since now it powers on to a black screen ...
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
k soooooo.... the backup is CWM? that I linked?
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Yes, the last backup you linked is CWM. Unfortunately the links I can find for cwm for this phone are all dead :/

Is it something wrong with the stock recovery images? Wrong hboot? I don't fully understand why flashing the recovery isn't working

Hey, there's a recovery.img hidden in the folder structure... can I flash that? there's a boot image, too

Can I just flash those via fastboot?
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/llfxo8b5t3msz3s/system.img

https://www.dropbox.com/s/i4wpbkv2xe8042o/boot.img

fastboot flash these...
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
fastboot system system.img , yes?
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
zip them with android-info.txt

fastboot erase cache

fastboot oem rebootRUU

fastboot flash zip [nameofzip].zip

fastboot reboot
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
While waiting for system.img to downlaod, I did an experiment and flashed the recovery.img in the cwm backup.

Now we having a working cwm 6.0.2.8 while system.img downloads :p

continue as planned, or go back and flash the recovery via the newly-working cwm?
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
either or... trial and error...

I think the system img is already 4.2

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and boot.....is also 4.2
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Okay, going to try the pl80img.zip method

every time I send

fastboot flash system system.img

the entire computer becomes unresponsive and does nothing indefinitely :confused:

Okay, computer says it can't copy to the sdcard for some reason. going to try formatting the sd card

edit::

okay, formatted the sd card and copied over PL80IMG.zip

the bootloader sses it and pauses at

Loading...[PL80IMG.zip]

before simply going back to the bootloader

It doesn't ask me whether to apply, as it did when I did the hboot mod to remove the red text.

I created the zip in Windows via rightclick->new->compressed (zipped) folder

still 4.1.2, and wifi won't turn on (error)
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
well, it looks like whoever pulled those "img"s just re named backup files from twrp or CWM instead of actually pulling them using dd, or adb pull......

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either that, or you just have to remember the system.img is 1.3G

that's quite a lot to flash at one time
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
I waited for a response and got nothing. It sits forever and then simply goes back to the hboot menu (where you select recovery, reboot, etc). Upon restarting the phone, nothing has changed.

Somewhere along the way, we lost wifi capabilities. I don't understand why flashing the system.img via fastboot froze the entire computer (I waited 10- minues; the cursor moves, but everything else in nonresponsive. Same results on 3 different computers

I'm going to try going full jb stock, but it has no system.img, so if the seemingly failed system flash caused damage, I don't know that it can be fixed without a successful flash.

edit:: used the same PL80IMG.zip method to go full stock (radio, boot, and recovery). Seems to be working. WiFi working. So far, looks good (as in, operational). Oddly, despite software information saying I'm on 4.1.2, it says no updates are available (?). Since we're back to stock boot, should I be able to install the ota zip file via cwm, or will the sytem partition not be a match at this point?
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
try it out
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Moving forward, should I be concerned that the failed

fastboot flash system system.img

might have resulted in some sort of damage to the system partiton? Or is that something that gets rebuilt automatically following the boot.img flash and regular use?
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
we just need to find a good backup....the hunt begins
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Russelvone, if I ever meet you (or modding.my.mind,or Old Splatterhand) I owe you a pint :highfive:

More good news: Now it's seeing the OTA update. Downloading now to try updating (if it works, then we'll put twrp or cwm back on) :good:
[HTC One SV] :
The system image is pulled from dd, but it contains superuser.apk and busybox. The person who pulled it wasn't thinking clearly when I requested for a clean stock image. Oh well, close enough haha.
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
okay, so i go to install, and it starts to work- shows a green circle and a progress bar. 2 seconds in, however, it stops nd shows me a red triangle and exclamation point :crying:

Going to flash twrp and try installing the zip..

could the damaged(?) system partition have something to do with it?
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
factory, reset then try again
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Have to get to work soon. I kept the pl80img.zip on the flash drive and just added .bkp to the filename, so I should be able to use file explorer to remove the extension, go to hboot and go stock at any time.

When I tried installing the .zip, here's what twrp (which I put back on via goo) gave me:

(I renamed the file to update.zip)

updating partition details...
Installing '/sdcard/update.zip
Checking for MD5 file...
Skipping MD5 Check: no MD5 file found.
assert failed: check_cid(getprop("ro.cid"). "000
"2222222222" , "33333333" , "44444444" , "5
"7777777" , "88888888" , "99999999" , "C
e:Error executing updater binary in zip '/sdcard
Error flashing zip '/sdcard/update.zip'
Updating partition details

(clearly, the text continues off the screen.)

My CID is 11111111 (superCID, as provided by either yourself of modding.my.mind , IIRC)

I'm no coder, but it almost looks like that's where it's seeing a problem? Do I need to go back to default CID for the update? :confused:

I'll put the recovery back to stock, o a factory reset, and try again when I get a chance and post the results.

I notice that, despite going stock boot, the bloatware didn't all return. Is that because we failed to succesfully flash the system image?

It occurs to me the .zip could have been corrupted. Tonight or tomorrow (my pc is dead, so I have to use one someplace else), I'll recreate the PL80IMG.zip with the 2.2 images from earlier in this thread using 7zip and try again (it takes a while to redownload that system.img)
[HTC One SV] zomgitsanoob:
Okay, since fastboot freezes the pc, I added the default android-info.txt from here and created the PL80IMG.zip via 7-zip

It's in HBoot updating system right now...

edit:: it goes back and forth between updating and unzipping... is that normal? How long should I wait for the entire proccess? I realize it's more than a gig, fso it makes sense that it could a little while

edit:: okay.. both say ok.... power button reboot...

*crosses fingers*

Okay, looks good! Thank you, sir! I now oew you two pints :D

Now to go find out how to disable Tell HTC...
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
hey, check out the index thread by old.splatterhand

it's got official RUU with 4.2.2 cricket
[HTC One SV] :
You can disable it by freezing, deleting the udove system apk and odex file. Or by adding an extension like .apk.pka and .odex.dexo.

However, I recently restored my device with my twrp backup so the 'Tell HTC' would appear under settings. I took my stock boot.img and unpacked it. Then I unpacked the ramdisk. I opened up the default.prop file using 920 text editor on my device and changed ro.secure to 0 instead of 1 and for the other ones listed I changed from 0 to 1. I repacked the boot.img and pushed it to my device. I rebooted and 'Tell HTC' was still there. I left my phone alone and didn't actually check again until the following morning and 'Tell HTC' was disabled; no longer there anymore. I do not know how long it took to take affect and it become disable but I repeated the steps by restoring my device again to try and duplicate the process to removing it again. It worked. :)

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Even better, after 'Tell HTC' became disabled I was able to restore just my stock boot.img and it still remained disabled lol.
[HTC One SV] _hunter:
Greetings,

Please help with similar problem:

fastboot flash recovery d:\Downloads\TWRP_v2.7.1.1_P780_ROW_KK\recovery.img

sending 'recovery' (6144 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.230s]

writing 'recovery'...

FAILED (remote:

partition 'recovery' not support flash)

finished. total time: 0.267s

(I'm on rooted Lenovo P780 with Android 4.4.2 (if it helps)).

Best regards...
[HTC One SV] :
Well just so you are aware, you are currently over at HTC One SV. I recommend heading over it your devices forums. With that said, I do not know if your device has a locked bootloader or not. If it does, then this may be your problem.
[HTC One SV] MyKoDeN:
i'm waiting for results ...................

i have the same problem :(((((
[HTC One SV] sanka01:
Hi!

my problem is, on HTC ONE SV LTE (K2_UL) unlock, s-on, the phone is full dead, just a bootloader menu working

d:\priv\htc2>fastboot devices

123456789012 fastboot

d:\priv\htc2>fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

sending 'recovery' (8476 KB)...

OKAY [ 1.048s]

writing 'recovery'...

FAILED (remote: image update error)

finished. total time: 1.284s

d:\priv\htc2>

Anybody any solution? or help? please
[HTC One SV] arjithpraison:
Fast boot remote not allowed

When I tried to flash recovery in my tablet s8-701u or the huawei honor t1 aka huawei mediapad t1 the following erred occurred

Remote:command not allowed

Can anyone help me
[HTC One SV] Dungkey:
me i got same result and im on Windows 10
[HTC One SV] Ming Yao:
I had the almost excactly same thing happened. What it wrote in the command prompt is <remote: partition 'recovery' not support flash>

What can I do?
[HTC One SV] MurroFX:
I got same problem on Sony XZ3 : remote: partition 'recovery' not support flash>
[HTC One SV] Nbishop:
i did fastboot flash boot ooo.img and now im soft bricked no os or recovery. what do i do please help.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Roger W:
Hi,

I'm on the final CM10.2.0 build (Dec 2 2013), MF1 firmware + ML1 modem, and I'm having a new audio problem that wasn't there on CM 10.1.2 before...

When I reboot the phone it pairs correctly with my car radio over Bluetooth, and Google Play Music plays my playlist just fine that way. Then when I leave the car, that becomes the only app that can do audio - Youtube, for example, is silent and in fact playback gets stuck 15 seconds into each video, then advances one frame every 20 seconds or so. Other apps like the alarm clock or phone ringer have no audio either. When I got a call, I had no call audio for the first 10 seconds, then suddenly it kicked in.

This persists until I reboot. Then all apps play audio correctly until the next time I get in the car and it plays over Bluetooth. Yes, I've checked my speaker volume levels :)

Also oddly, the first time post-reboot that I get in the car, it auto-plays like it used to. But subsequent times, I have to go to Google Play Music and hit Play manually.

Has anyone seen something like this? Searching hasn't turned up any similar problems.

Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Roger W:
Just to wrap up my own question in case others see this too -

The problem seems to be Google Play Music. After my OP, I flashed back to stock and back to CM 10.2.1, a newer build than I had before. With this clean state, I didn't do much except set up the car pairing, and within a few tries it was back to the problem. I started using Apollo and uninstalled GPM, and have been running for a few weeks without any problems.
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riteheer:
Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1

STock 4.1.2

Rooted.

Verizon version.

This particular device recognizes when you pull the SPen from the device.

I purchased and additional SPen with eraser to carry in my pocket.

Problem is, as long as the original SPen is in the device, I can't use the extra.

Is there some way to disable the recognition so that the device will recognize and use either SPen regardless of rather the original is still in it's slot?
[Galaxy Note 10.1 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riteheer:
answered my question

OK, looking thru post after post for info on a case and how to get the most out of my tablet, I discovered the answer to my question.

For anyone else, you have to disable the spen battery save feature in order to leave the original pen in the device and use the extra.

see here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32854855&postcount=20
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rane0000:
I have a Kindle Fire HD 7" I received new in Dec of 2012. Its worked well and I have never had any problem with it.. until.

Last week it was running real slow and I turned it off. When I turned it back on I only got the Kindle Fire screen after holding the button down for at least 20-30 second. It shows on the screen for maybe a minute and then goes black. It does not turn back on unless you hold it down a long time and release and then hold the button down 20-30 seconds again.

I ordered a fastbbot cable and the device enters fastboot mode when turned on and connected to my laptop; the fastboot screen stays up as long as cable i splugged in and even after until turned off. The computer makde the USB detected noise when the cable is plugged in/out. However, using the ADB tool doesn't seem to see the Kindle. I get this:

C:\SRT>adb shell su -c "reboot bootloader"

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

* daemon started successfully *

error: device not found

After the first time I only get

error: device not found

I've tried 1.3.5, 1.30 and 1.2.3.

I have purchased spudgers in case I need to take it apart.

Anyone have any ideas?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mrkhigh:
Sounds like your fast boot drivers are not installed properly
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rane0000:
Drivers?

Ok I found a post about the ADB interface and device manager. Downloaded and installed the drivers. I now see a ANDROID DEVICE and under that a ANDROID ADB INTERFACE. That interface driver has a driver date of 8/27/12, driver version 7.0.0.1 and has three driver files:

winusb.sys

wdfcoinstaller01009.dll

winusbcoinstaller2.dll

Still same result form that command. The Android device shows up and disapperas when the Kindle is plugged in.

Thanks for any help and the rapid response.

Color me confused.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LinearEquation:
You need to update the drives in that short period that you can see the Kindle. What mark was stating was your fastboot drives. Those are what you need to get right to use fastboot commands. You are using a 7" KFHD 2012 correct?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rane0000:
Sorry; didn't type that right

No it stays connected and showing as an android ADK interface, it just disappears if i disconnect it. But I still get he errors when trying teh ADB command
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] LinearEquation:
How about try what's been wrote already.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rane0000:
Guess I'm dense

Guess I'm dense. the drivers are there on my laptop. Updating the driver form dev mgr doesn't find anything new. Running the command that suppose dto allow me to push a new image to it errors out.

What exactly are you referring to? Not trying to be dense but guess I am.
[7" Kindle Fire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Rane0000:
Yes I have a 2012 Kindle Fire HD 7" .

Guess I;m too dense to figure this out. I'll keep reading.