yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M9) Android Development] jcb1985:
I have tried to intall the firmware without the SDcard in the phone but still receive the same failed error using the batch tool or through the command console.
[One (M9) Android Development] aka120:
Yea, from .5 to .8 and seems to be very minor.

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Those are my reaults as well :svetius:

No idea why it was taken down though.
[One (M9) Android Development] ParanormalBat:
Battery life seems a lot better as well (holds the charge a bit longer when not in use).

Went to sleep with 81%, stayed the same 8 hours later
[One (M9) Android Development] aka120:
I can't remember what my battery % was before I fell asleep but it must have been between 83%-82% and I may have lost 2% if that... I had a wakelock or 2 apparently, but I still think thats right on par with the M8 and does seem better than previous firmwares.
[One (M9) Android Development] drmoeed:
Hi ...

I cant find the 1.40.401.8 link in download section anymore ... ???
[One (M9) Android Development] donmarkoni:
Well, that's because it was never there in the first place, trust me... ;) Please don't ask for it, or post it, cause it doesn't exist. Thank you very much guys. :)
[One (M9) Android Development] drmoeed:
i didn't understand what you said ...

But still ... Its Okay ... (;

HTC gonna release OTA on monday hopefully ...
[One (M9) Android Development] ParanormalBat:
Makes sense :good:
[One (M9) Android Development] Karl-Johan:
I'm running your 401.8 firmware. Why has it been removed?

If there's any problem with it I would really like to know.
[One (M9) Android Development] donmarkoni:
No problem whatsoever. Hypothetically speaking, if there was .8 version, I would be running it too. Don't worry. :) But I'm sure it was never posted here, it doesn't even exit, trust me. ;)
[One (M9) Android Development] Karl-Johan:
Your'e not really making any sense. If snyeakyghost please could answer my question. Downloaded 401.8 from [MENTION=240584]sny[/MENTION]eakyghost yesterday and now it is gone, why is that? :confused:
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
Karl-Johann, huh? That your real name then? [emoji23]
[One (M9) Android Development] frankcck:
Trust [MENTION=2977387]donmarkoni[/MENTION]

?
[One (M9) Android Development] ParanormalBat:
It probably wasn't official yet.
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
1.40.401.8 NoWipe added

Everyone asking about the take-down of the latest firmware addition, here's my answer:

I opened up those .8 images in a hex tool to sniff around and found hints for test-keys for testing radio tech in one of the bootloader files.

I cannot remember ever having seen test certificates with clear strings saying "for testing purposes only" and that has made me remove the files.

It is quite possible that those entries are placeholders or remains from previous testing and actually mean nothing, but we all know HTC does not like publishing of any test material. So I had to assume this could possibly be test material and took it down. Simple as that.

Once others go ahead and post .8 based stuff I will gladly put it back up. But then again we also found that a few things reported as broken on the previous .5 version are still not fixed and I am guessing there's a chance HTC will update 1.40 again before its going into shipped state.

So, why not just wait.

[EDIT]

Football decided to release .8 ROM and Firmware - then I can share mine as well.

I re-did the package with the newer TWRP and flashed it to my phone. Its good to be flashed. Just keep in mind it again throws error 90 and needs a reflash. ARUWizard will NOT Flash the thing for whatever reason. I am a bit tired of that FUU crap and don't feel like finding out why. Just use fastboot for now.

Flash procedure:

1.) Put phone into DL mode

2.) Copy firmware to C:\Android\com (assuming you use my Batch Tool)

3.) launch tasker batch

4.) Pick option 3: adb/fastboot prompt

5.) Type: htc_fastboot flash zip rom.zip (rename the firmware zip to rom.zip or adjust the flash command according to your zip's name - either way doesn't matter).

6.) hold the phone in your hand while doing so and as soon as flash finishes (error 90 in command prompt) hold VolDown button and let it restart into DL mode. If you hit VolDown too late, let it boot to android and then force it back to DL mode. Also ok, just takes longer.

7.) Once back in DL mode, hit the Arrow-Up key on your keyboard to call the last flashing command again. Execute it again. Now, all other images will be flashed.

Done, reboot.

Notice: please be aware that I have not been able to obtain a full RUU.zip. The images I got were just so enough to create a no-wipe. I am unable to create a full-stock package due to missing Kernel and dzdata files.

While i could theoretically use the old dzdata for the newer FullStock (they usually dont change much), the Kernel is a whole different story. I can't create a full stock without kernel. Sorry.
[One (M9) Android Development] brockyneo:
hi guys im on the latest viper rom 1.40.401.5 i have soff and supercid can i use this guide to flash back to stock with 1.32.401.8 from the op

thanks
[One (M9) Android Development] Black-FR:
You should read the op again.

It´s a firmware thread and no ROM thread. ;)
[One (M9) Android Development] brockyneo:
Lol sorry is ut the same sort of thing lol i just wantred to return to stock
[One (M9) Android Development] Black-FR:
ROM and firmware aren´t the same things...

If you want go back to stock, then you need a matching RUU or nandroid backup...

But that´s not, what is provided in the OP.

There you will find fimware zips, which update your firmware, to the latest / selected version.
[One (M9) Android Development] iElvis:
Okay, this is probably a stupid question, but what do I do with this file? It doesn't appear to be executable.
[One (M9) Android Development] nkk71:
...ot
[One (M9) Android Development] Behold_this:
Never heard of a 2 GB firmware file, this is very interesting and news to me. Of course I assumed we were talking about flashing firmware as this is a firmware flashing thread and not a RUU flashing thread.
[One (M9) Android Development] Behold_this:
Again that's for flashing large RUUs. In fact, htc_fastboot has never been individually publicly published/posted by HTC, its has only been ripped out of newer official RUU.exe packages by nosey folks. It is absolutely not needed for flashing firmware as firmware file sizes are plenty small enough. Also most fastboot builds allow you to change your default size, hint: type in fastboot, hit enter, scroll to the bottom of the command list.

All of which has absolutely nothing to do with a firmware thread. Maybe you should just stick to watching TV.
[One (M9) Android Development] Behold_this:
Use it as you would fastboot on Windows, however when you see any error that says "please flush again" reboot to download mode and run the flash command again. Make sure you pay attention to your output in the terminal window. Once the final report in terminal is a successful flash you can reboot your device normally. Also if you want to avoid using fastboot all together, why not flash via a SD card?
[One (M9) Android Development] iElvis:
I know how to flash firmware and I have the OSX SDK fastboot executable already. I meant this "mac version" of htc-fastboot doesn't appear to be an executable. When I try to run it, all I get is "permission denied."
[One (M9) Android Development] vegetaleb:
Did supercid then followed this tutorial.

It's forever saying ''sending ZIP'' on the PC and ''Under flash'' on the M9

What should I do?

Edit: I unplugged the USB, it stopped the Under Flash thingy and let me go back to the main download menu, rebooted to download and retried the flashing process and it worked :)
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
Just FYI the USB connection in DL Mode, BL mode and Android is pretty flakey. Seems to work most stable in TWRP. with all other modes there tend to be connection drops. Leading to various issues. Most notably ARUWizard.exe not being able to hold the connection when trying to flash a custom firmware zip.

The way the issue presents itself, I am lead to believe the problem is phone-side. Especially the DL Mode and BL Mode connections seem rather to be dropped by the respective code on phone than by the PC.

Its a bit of a mystery to me so far. Observations that help identify the actual cause are welcome. I would very much like to have my FUU working fully and without hiccups.
[One (M9) Android Development] tiho5:
That's not good... May be we use this method http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=61237732 but I tried it and it didn't work.
[One (M9) Android Development] donmarkoni:
I did flash 0PJAIMG.zip via ext_SD many times.

First, ext_SD must be FAT32 formatted. Then you reboot to DL mode and press volume up to start flashing. It will quickly go through all images inside 0PJAIMG showing 0% and reboot automatically. Quickly push and hold volume down to reenter DL mode. It will start flashing images, and you can release button, of course. When it's finished, it'll tell you to press power button to power down. Do it and it will. Wait few seconds, then power it up, don't do it immediately, cause it won't power up right away, don't be scared. ;)
[One (M9) Android Development] tiho5:
Alright then. I'm exfat...
[One (M9) Android Development] donmarkoni:
Please report did you succeed.

BTW, I hope I didn't sounded like smart-ass in ROM thread, I know that conversation started there, just thought it would be good to go here. :)
[One (M9) Android Development] tiho5:
You were quite right actually. I was thinking about moving here as well.

As far as success, no. The sdcard I have was exfat formatted and this can't happen for me. I've done this with my m8 few times and I guess the sdcard there is fat32.
[One (M9) Android Development] Black-FR:
On the M9, the card must be a SDHC fat(32) formatted card.... A SDXC card won't work.

Gesendet von meinem HTC One M9

Edit:

Further information could be found here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=60030277
[One (M9) Android Development] tiho5:
Interesting that on my m8 the sd card is also exFAT but it works there.
[One (M9) Android Development] Black-FR:
Interesting...

I must say, the htc_fastboot had been real stable for me.

Also I haven't any USB connection issues yet, between device and PC.

Only adb is most often a ***** and needs a few attempts, until it wants to recognize the device again.

Especially after pushing a file in the recovery, via adb.

I then most often need to use adb kill-server, before I could execute the next adb command successfully.

Yeah, the M9 is different in many ways.

But I'm sure, sneaky don't want to discuss the sdcard method here, in long terms...[emoji16] [emoji12]

Gesendet von meinem HTC One M9
[One (M9) Android Development] dondavis007:
It sounds like you have to be root using it, like cli and run with sudo or su.

Skickat från min HTC One M9 via Tapatalk
[One (M9) Android Development] tiho5:
Just saying that it might be the type of the sd card, not the formatting.. may be.

Yeah, you are right and the topic is flshing with fastboot. I am sure Sneaky will tolerate that much but I am stopping now. :)
[One (M9) Android Development] nemesis01:
Hi,

with the 1.40.401.5 firmware the provided recovery version was TWRP 2.8.6.4. Now, with the new 1.40.401.8 firmware (with NoWipe) there is the older TWRP 2.8.6.1 Beta1 in this package.

Why did you go back to the older TWRP? Are the any pros/cons with the 2.8.6.1 Beta1?

Thx Nem.
[One (M9) Android Development] mick_soul:
Please read TWRP Thread http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=59745198&postcount=3

2.8.6.1_CPTB-B1 is Captain_Throwback's latest Beta Version.
[One (M9) Android Development] Cabanne:
hello

I get the error 35 (see attachments) and I do not find a solution to flash the firmware nvx.

do you have any idea

s-off

cid htc__001

international
[One (M9) Android Development] nkk71:
fastboot flash zip <name of file>.zip

Not, fastboot flash firmware...
[One (M9) Android Development] alhuang69:
You may try this:

Your firmware.zip file must be in the same folder of adb on your PC. You may try the other way:

1) boot into the download mode

2) plug the device on your PC

3) cd:\ --> your adb folder

4) type fastboot flash zip [your firmware file name.zip]

Your device would fail to flash at the first moment - just retype fastboot flash zip [your firmware file name.zip] again.

My case was failed at the first time, and my device reboot automatically - I did redo everything from step 1) and it flashed finished.

Done.
[One (M9) Android Development] Cabanne:
thank you a lot

make mistakes like that when I know

I'm really stupid

THANKS AGAIN .......
[One (M9) Android Development] PaoloMix09:
Just wondering if anyone has any idea when the new T-Mobile US firmware will arrive? Thanks!
[One (M9) Android Development] vizzy:
Instead of retyping, you can just press the UP arrow key. This will then automatically give you the last command you typed then press enter key to execute. This is what I always do, easier than constantly typing! You can also press up more than knee to go through the different ones you have typed.
[One (M9) Android Development] nkk71:
Yep, that and tab completion works well too

Ooops, hope the OT police don't catch us
[One (M9) Android Development] kash20:
How do those running mac's run their fastboot commands if the Google one is advised against. Can anyone provide a fastboot-mac file?
[One (M9) Android Development] vegetaleb:
Any difference between .8 of ota and the one we flashed 2 days ago? I mean should we flash the new one?
[One (M9) Android Development] Behold_this:
HTC provides a version of fastboot compiled for Mac OSX on htcdev.com. It will not work for flashing RUUs though because they are now too large (2GB+), however, for flashing firmware you should be good to go with it. It is not the "recommended" fastboot file for this thread but the recommended file for this thread does not exist for OSX, so either use the one from HTCdev or flash with a fat32 SDHC card.
[One (M9) Android Development] iElvis:
The Google one works just fine and the file you can download from htcdev is just an old version of the sdk fastboot for OSX.
[One (M9) Android Development] AirwolfUK:
hi everyone

looking for some help to identify the correct RRU for my Orange UK M9

I have unlocked the bootloader, S-ON

getvar all output

kernel: lk

product: htc_himauhl

version: 1.0

imei:

version-main: 1.32.61.15

boot-mode: download

version-bootloader: 1.0.0.0000

mid: 0PJA10000

cid: ORANG001

any help appreciated

Thanks-
[One (M9) Android Development] liam_davenport:
There you go mate, It's zip so you will have to rename to 0PJAIMG and place on SD card :D

http://androidruu.com/getdownload.p...61_56.02.50306G_2_F_release_426728_signed.zip
[One (M9) Android Development] klloyd:
Ive tried to flash, i keep getting cid mismatch. It reports as HTC_001, OPJA10000, what am i doing wrong? i downloaded the firmware for the 001 device, im lost...
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
Has it always been HTC__001 or did you actually MAKE it one?

The HTC One M9 has a backup CID stored in /misc - you can alter that backup CID with a hex editor. Maybe if it was a different device before, you find a different CID there.

Simpler method: fastboot oem writecid 11111111 (make it superCID).
[One (M9) Android Development] AirwolfUK:
Thanks liam, all restored back to stock.

No update notification to 1..4x yet!
[One (M9) Android Development] klloyd:
I assume its always been that. i dont think Ive done anything to change it. But I gather there is no rom for me? I will have to alter my cid? Will this harm anything?

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One of the getcid apps report my cid as CWE_001, so i dont have a clue...
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
Pretty weird. Never ever seen this CID and also couldn't find any results with a quick Google session. Mind me asking where are you from and more important, where is your device from? And what carrier?
[One (M9) Android Development] exocetdj:
is that defo CWE__001? only one i could find on google is CWS__001 (AT&T)
[One (M9) Android Development] klloyd:
Yes, it was an att phone, still is I guess, as that's where I use it. I assume that makes a difference as to which firmware I flash? Which I dont see anything with that Cid listed in any of the firmware poster. I get lost easy. :(
[One (M9) Android Development] darkenedpath:
If it's AT&T phone, it should be CWS__001. I've had multiple ones, even m9, and that is the cid for them
[One (M9) Android Development] klloyd:
Im s-off, which firmware should i be trying to flash to it?
[One (M9) Android Development] frankcck:
My friend, as you said it's a AT&T phone and you are s-off.

You can simply do SuperCID then flash x.xx.401.x firmware.
[One (M9) Android Development] darkenedpath:
On my AT&T phone, as you have, set cid at 11111111, since you have s-off, and Flash the firmware needed. Just follow the directions in flashing it the second time. Then you will be good. The firmware your wanting depends. If you are wanting to run viper, flash the newest international firmware. It works great. No issues.
[One (M9) Android Development] klloyd:
This is where things get wierd. Fastboot oem writecid 111111111 reports FAILED (remote: unknown command)
[One (M9) Android Development] darkenedpath:
How many "1's" are you writing? There should only be 8 characters.
[One (M9) Android Development] klloyd:
Ha you would catch that... I was just copying and pasting in adb. BUT, I got it. I was unable to change the cid becasue it will will ONLY work in download mode, not bootloader. I am current for now... I will be downloading a new rom and see what happens. THANKS for putting up with me!!!
[One (M9) Android Development] AirwolfUK:
One more question just for clarification.

Does flashing this stock RRU also return recovery to stock or is that another download ?
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
Why don't you look inside the zip you're flashing? I always do. I'd never trust anyone's zip without looking inside.

I'm sure you'll be able to recognize a recovery.img as what it is...

PS: RUU zips can be opened using 7zip, open with--open with > then pick option #.
[One (M9) Android Development] AirwolfUK:
Just checked and it doesn't flash recovery.

I found a recovery image for my version of firmware but is it generic or is it tied to the mid/cid combination as well?

Thanks-
[One (M9) Android Development] YoungDaddy:
ok i need some assistant. i have the batch tool 1.2.7 installed on my pc in my c: drive. once i open up the script i go directly the option 3 which brings you to adb/fastboot prompt. from there im able to reboot my phone to download mode but when i try to write the command to fastboot flash something it says 'fastboot' is not recognized as internal or external command. what am i doing wrong here.
[One (M9) Android Development] donmarkoni:
It is really [MENTION=1102297]Sneakyghost[/MENTION]'s fault. :D

He is giving simplified tools for stuff that should be learned and understood first, then done.
[One (M9) Android Development] YoungDaddy:
oh i never said its anyones fault. if anything its mine. ive used adb/fastboot successfully before but i just need someone to help me in the situation im in using the batch tool (first time using it) confused on why its not recognized 'fastboot' as a command.
[One (M9) Android Development] donmarkoni:
Nah, don't worry, I'm just messing with [MENTION=1102297]Sneakyghost[/MENTION]. ;)

Check where is command prompt opened. IIRC, fastboot (and adb) should be in c:\Android\com
[One (M9) Android Development] YoungDaddy:
lol gotcha. but yes, as far as i know prompt is on in c\android\com and fastboot and adb are in the appropriate folder.
[One (M9) Android Development] donmarkoni:
Are you writing fastboot flash somewhere something.img or htc_fastboot flash ... ?
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
Since the M9, it's highly advised to use HTC's version of fastboot, which listens to "htc_fastboot" rather than "fastboot" and my script takes that into account, yet when manually typing you'll need to use the htc_fastboot command.

my batch tool has always been using HTC's version. First time someone actually stumbles over this :D
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
Well depends on the purpose. There is some kind of CID/MID check with recovery too. For flashing of stock HTC OTA's or anything else that involves stock recovery, you will need the exact recovery from the version you intend to run. Not even "same SKU" is enough. It will need to be the exact version, e.g if you intend to run 1.40.401.8 software, it will not suffice to just take "any" 401 version - you will need to pick 1.40.401.8 recovery. Not even a very similar version will be accepted.
[One (M9) Android Development] YoungDaddy:
that explains a lot!! haha ive been writing fastboot flash with no success. ill try htc_fastboot when i get a chance and will report back. see, such a simple mistake on my part. thanks guys!
[One (M9) Android Development] kire.htc:
Maybe stupid question but why TWRP recovery 2.8.6.4 that is included in the Batch Tool is totaly different than that one on TWRP thread? I like navabar.
[One (M9) Android Development] BUBBA DUB'S:
2.8.6.4 was a beta version and 2.8.6.1 is the official supported version of twrp I believe.
[One (M9) Android Development] donmarkoni:
Maybe cause 2.8.6.4 was latest when Batch tool was made. ;)

Oh, and I like my bike, but don't know what does that, or liking navbar has to do with FW... :D
[One (M9) Android Development] SynDevOut:
Hey I just got this message:

target reported max download size of 800000000 bytes

sending 'zip' (47139 KB)...

OKAY [ 3.464s]

writing 'zip'...

(bootloader) HOSD CL#505029

(bootloader) ERR CID not matched

(bootloader) ERR [SD_UPDATE_ERR] CID NOT ALLOWED

(bootloader) ERR [SD_UPDATE_ERR] sddownload failed: 7

(bootloader) ERR Update zip file failed.

(bootloader) ERR ZIP ERROR, exit read zip loop

(bootloader) Update zip file OK

(bootloader) ERR ZIP ERROR CODE, 7

(bootloader) end@Done

FAILED (remote: 7: fail to flash via downloadzip)

finished. total time: 5.605s

Is it safe to reboot??

I'm was flashing 1.40.401.8-Firmware.zip on my T-mobile M9
[One (M9) Android Development] Behold_this:
Like your output says, you didn't flash anything. It was a complete failure. You can reboot whenever you want.

You are either going to need to change your CID to match the supported list in the package or edit the supported list in the zip. It's your choice but currently you can't flash the package with your setup as is. That firmware is really technically not for your device, so if you want to flash it you're going to need to make one of those changes.
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
[EDIT]

I have had time to look at that SD_UPDATE_ERROR you sent and its quite clear what it is, like I said before, the new HOSD tech is quite handy with all that verbose output. Error 7 in this case refers to your CID not matching, like pointed out before. That log is handy, I value that, because I can use it to finally update my information post, should I get the time together to sit down and think straight, ever.
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
1.40.401.8 FullStock added

What's new?

FullStock wasn't possible until we got the RUU.zip - now you have your most recent wipe zip. Until HTC updates again...

NoWipe has been re-done to include TWRP 2.8.6.1 Beta 2 - very very little minor fix to TWRP - absolutely NO need to reflash this or even change TWRP.
[One (M9) Android Development] SynDevOut:
When I first read your post I was like WTF?? Lmao.. Then I read to the end of your edit and I said to myself "Must of been a hard day at work" :D .. It be like that for me sometimes too.. Anyways is that log good enough or would you like a better logcat?