[One (M8) Android Development] RockStar2005:
Hey Skull,

Ok I don't know if I wanna reflash the firmware again so it shows up in HBOOT cuz I've already gone through all these various modifications like downloading & installing ViperOne M8 2.0.1 (successfully!) and then configured a bunch of stuff after that. If I reflash the firmware now, will that affect ANYTHING with regards to 2.0.1 or the configurations I've made since? Whether it does or doesn't, I'd still like to know how I can get that fixed TWRP for future use. Can you give me a link or whatever to it? It's really not a big deal, but I think I'd rather have the fixed one.

I noticed that after I flashed the firmware the first time, it only showed up correctly in HBOOT, but in M8 Settings Menu, under About and then Software Info, it still showed the old firmware build #. The build # in that Settings menu didn't update to the new firmware # until AFTER I installed ViperOne M8 2.0.1. No big thing, but you can see how that can cause confusion. I only proceeded with the 2.0.1 installation b/c you told me it would be fine and the firmware was still in place, which of course you were

right

about since again it now shows up correctly in the Settings menu too!

Please let me know about that link. Or I believe this site lets you send e-mail me directly (vs a PM). In that case if it's a file you have, you can just attach it and send.

P.S. Something interesting I found out while flashing the firmware: I initially got the "wrong CID/MID" error msg, and used YOUR other posting's info about SuperCID, which lets me change the CID # (which also affects the MID #). After successfully flashing the firmware, I thought it'd be ok to not change the CID# back to the original one. For the most part everything was fine, but then I noticed that when I was Wi-Fi, the speed slowed down incredibly, esp when it was uploading data. I used speedtest.net and for upload it BARELY did anything. A gut feeling inside told me it might've been b/c not having the right CID #/MID # was making it confusing for my phone to communicate with other systems. Kind of like talking to someone with a mask on...... how're they supposed to know it's you?! lol So after changing it back to the original CID #, everything was FLYIN' once again! (I will post this paragraph on that page too for all to see.)

Thank You,

RockStar2005

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Something interesting I found out while flashing the firmware: I initially got the "wrong CID/MID" error msg, and used YOUR other posting's info about SuperCID, which lets me change the CID # (which also affects the MID #). After successfully flashing the firmware, I thought it'd be ok to not change the CID# back to the original one. For the most part everything was fine, but then I noticed that when I was Wi-Fi, the speed slowed down incredibly, esp when it was uploading data. I used speedtest.net and for upload it BARELY did anything. A gut feeling inside told me it might've been b/c not having the right CID #/MID # was making it confusing for my phone to communicate with other systems. Kind of like talking to someone with a mask on...... how're they supposed to know it's you?! lol So after changing it back to the original CID #, everything was FLYIN' once again!

Thanks again for sharing that SuperCID information with us Skull!

RockStar2005