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[P3600 ROM Development] cyber5tar86:
Scusate se scrivo solo in italiano ma vorrei chiedervi una guida definitiva e chiara per sapere come aggiornare il mio Trinity da WM5 a WM6, siccome non ho chiara ancora la procedura, anke xké non vorrei trovarmi poi ad avere un PDA inservibile se magari ho eseguito la procedura sbagliata per via dei CID, SUPERCID E cose varie!

P.S tecnico: ho montata l'ultima versione ufficiale di WM5 scaricata dal sito di HTC.

Grazie per chi saprà rispondere!
[P3600 ROM Development] yusaku89:
true

at this moment ,there is a cab for italian setting,but we would wont have a complet italian rom

anyone can post a guide for it ?
[P3600 ROM Development] atropo:
Interesting mee too.

Th's
[P3600 ROM Development] atropo:
May Hard-Spl upgrade on any type of Htc bootloader?.
[P3600 ROM Development] tatanka82:
è facile:

1)flash dell' hard spl

2)flash del modulo radio 1.41

3)Flash della ROM

io ho seguito questa procedura ed è andato bene.

poi aggiungete i vari .cab per sistemare qualche problemino (es. videochiamata)
[P3600 ROM Development] udK:
se scarichi la ROM di mUn o LVSW non devi fare altro che eseguire ROMUpdateUtility.exe

ovviamente prima devi avere il P3600 collegato con l'usb al pc e sincronizzato con activesync e almeno il 50% di batteria.
[P3600 ROM Development] Antimus:
This is an english speaking forum, please try to use english at all times.

It will also help you, as a lot more people will be able to help you, not just those who speak your language!
[P3600 ROM Development] atropo:
You have mum 2.00. How to come back to previous rom WM5?.

Thk.
[P3600 ROM Development] sperman2005:
Perchè dobbiamo parlare inglese visto che la discussione implica un'ambito prettamente italiano e non puo' interessare nessun altro.
[P3600 ROM Development] atropo:
Maybe russian is better.
[P3600 ROM Development] ilmanu:
non c'e' mica tanto da guidare :) intalli...installi...installi... cos'e' che non ti e' chiaro?

there arn't much to explain...install...install...install... what do u don't understand?
[P3600 ROM Development] KAlsterner:
I think that they just don't understand what you're saying...
[P3600 ROM Development] atropo:
You well, so it's all right.

Guru help.
[P3600 ROM Development] tower5:
they understand perfectly.....

but problably they do not understand that making the effort to write in english they could profit of many more suggestions .

quindi , cari amici , scrivete in inglese se volete che i nostri/vostri dubbi e problemi trovino risposte , altrimenti andate a scrivere su www.newsmobile.it e nessuno si lamentera' di noi
[P3600 ROM Development] olaf63:
I've just seen an italian WM6 Rom on Solopalmari.com. Can the author share with us non experts the rom? Thanks.
[P3600 ROM Development] stesa:
that's a tytn ROM........
[P3600 ROM Development] gianler:
so, my dear italian friends... I ask your help.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=310102&page=28

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=309595&page=12
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] daodeltaforce:
I received a push notice to download and install Sprint HTC One (M8) Software Update 4.25.651.14 which was released on 4/9/15 with Wi-Fi Calling enhancements. My phone is rooted. I use Super SU Pro. I use TWRP (Sprint) for my custom recovery. Never had any problems with applying previous OTA updates. I connect via ADB shell and flash stock recovery for version 4.20.651.10 currently installed on my phone. I use One_M8_All-In-One_Kit_v2.0 to perform the shell commands.

I apply the OTA update in the stock recovery from my phone and everything looks good, but when the phone restarts it gets frozen in the white "splash" screen where it says "HTC One powered by Android". I waited over 15 minutes and nothing happened. I was able to recover my phone by booting into the bootloader and flashing TWRP then restoring my nandroid. I could see in the bootloader screen that the firmware was updated to the latest version.

Does anyone know what is causing the phone to freeze after the firmware is updated and the system restarts?

I tried to manually install the OTA zip file using TWRP from my phone to update the software. I selected the Zip file saved in the phone's root folder and used TWRP to apply the update, but got an error message that it "failed".

Does anyone know what steps are necessary to manually apply the OTA software update?
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] janke438:
You might wanna try posting this in the m8 thread. This is for the m7

sent from your moms house
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] schmeggy929:
Um he stated it was the M8 update and this is the M8 Forum.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] janke438:
Lol my bad. Don't know why I ended up in this thread considering I never look outside of favorites. Disregaurd my previous post . :p

sent from your moms house
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] schmeggy929:
I believe it is is still true that you cant OTA with a unlocked bootloader regardless if you reinstall the stock recovery. You need to relock bootloader install stock recovery. It is much safer and easier to wait until there is a flashable firmware upgrade. The OTA did not install correctly hence the white splash screen.

Look here and READ carefully and install the right zip.

---------- Post added at 10:10 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:07 PM ----------

Haha I was like WTH? I had to look twice to make sure I wasn't in the M7 forum.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] Sloth:
Guess I should have noted I move it :p
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] Vcek:
flash the recovery from the ota.zip in fastboot then rename the ota to update.zip and manually install it from the stock recovery. also "fastboot erase cache" before booting your phone. Btw if you are using xposed(or any scripts) it can cause problems, reinstall any mods after first booting the phone.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] -Apollo-:
I'm assuming you're s-on? From what I know if you have a system file that has been modified, the OTA won't work, you have to have a stock non-rooted ROM if you're going to take the OTA.

Check out this link http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2729173 if you're s-on relock your bootloader first.

Hope this helps, good luck!
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] daodeltaforce:
OTA.zip

Thank you Vcek. It sounds like I need to do these steps while tethered to my PC in the ADB shell? I will try this method. Maybe one of my mistakes was I did not use the stock recovery from the latest OTA.zip. I had used the previous version OTA.zip's stock recovery to perform the software update installation from my phone.

Some people say I need to RELOCK the bootloader but I have never needed to do this to perform any of the previous OTA.zip updates. In fact, updating my rooted phone has been very easy until I ran into this problem with the latest OTA.zip update. I simply flashed the previous OTA.zip stock recovery tethered to my PC in ADB shell, then ran the latest OTA.zip update saved to my phone's internal storage while my phone remained rooted. Of course, after the OTA.zip was installed, I had to run SuperSU.zip in TWRP recovery from my phone to re-root the phone. Everything was always perfect after those steps.

I don't want to RELOCK my bootloader because then my phone internal storage will be wiped. I am trying to keep my phone from returning to a factory fresh installation. Perhaps there's a step in between that I am missing to restore the phone's apps and data but when I use TWRP to restore my nandroid, the previous OS is restored too.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] mukeshdaiv:
Tried with stock recovery from OTA

daodeltaforce I am facing similar issue with the current OTA update. I tried keeping it for almost half and hour in frozen mode still it did not boot. Even I have tried with stock recovery from OTA but no help.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] daodeltaforce:
Sprint HTC One (M8) 4.25.651.14

mukeshdaiv thanks for reporting your similar problem with this latest OTA.zip update. I think our solution to this problem is to manually install the update from the ADB shell tethered to a PC to run the commands to override the phone's recovery. If your phone is still frozen just press the power button while pressing the volume down button to get into the bootloader, then tether your phone to your PC and run the ADB to flash TWRP or other custom recovery and then restore your nandroid. After that, you will see that your phone's firmware was updated to the latest version. So all that's left to do is to update your phone's OS. That's the part I am not sure how to do in ADB.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] Magnum_Enforcer:
You don't use ADB-you use a RUU (ROM Update Utility), which is a exe file run from your computer. The RUU includes both software and firmware, as well as the stock recovery.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] daodeltaforce:
RUU

Thank you Magnum_Enforcer. I knew a little bit about RUU but never used it to update my phone before. I will try to find the ROM Update Utility for Sprint HTC One (M8) software update number 4.25.651.14. Thank you.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] Magnum_Enforcer:
Look in the first post in the thread linked below:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2729173
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] daodeltaforce:
Thanks again Magnum_Enforcer! I see OMJ's post with a variety of RUU's. It looks like mine is the first one listed. So these RUU's have both the firmware and the software? Do I need to S-Off first before I execute the RUU? If so, I've got some notes how to do that in the ADB shell. Thank you!
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] Magnum_Enforcer:
S-off is not required. You'll need to relock your bootloader using the command fastboot oem lock. Then double-click the RUU to start the installer. Once it starts simply follow the prompts on your computer to complete the process. For more info hit the second link in my sig and scroll down & read the RUU section.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] daodeltaforce:
Magnum_Enforcer thanks very much for your guidance, I really appreciate it. Relocking the bootloader and then unlocking it (so I can re-root my phone) will wipe my phones internal memory, right? How do I restore my Apps & Data with my nandroid since it will restore the previous OS. Then I would have only updated the firmware and the latest OS would be replaced by the nandroid, right? Or am I missing a step? I'll read up on your RUU instructions and do some searching. Thank you!
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] mukeshdaiv:
Searching to flash via ADB

daodeltaforce I have already flashed recovered from nadroid backup. Thanks for the information. Hope we can flash via ADB. As relocking and unlocking bootloader will clear all the memory.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] daodeltaforce:
mukeshdaiv I am glad you were able to restore your Nandroid. Now we need to figure out how to apply the latest OTA.zip for our UNLOCKED (rooted) phones without losing our Apps and Data. I was informed in this forum that we need to run the RUU.exe that OMJ has posted. I asked OMJ to confirm that the RUU.exe will also update the OS (not just the firmware). AND that it can be installed without losing my Apps & Data. I've been told in this forum the bootloader needs to be RELOCKED. That means to UNLOCK the bootloader to ROOT the phone will wipe the phone's internal storage. I will not do that. There is no way I am going lose my Apps and Data to update the OS. I for one will not start from scratch. I have not received a reply from OMJ. I also asked Captain_Throwback the same question if there is a way to apply the RUU.exe, update the firmware and OS without having to wipe my Apps & Data. I have not received a reply from Captain_Throwback. At this point, I think I will need to move to more resources to get some help and answers. I wish you good luck and if you find a solution that works for your phone, please post it here, and I will do the same. Thanks!
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] holdingtheclaws:
i'm having the same problem where y phone is stuck at the white htc one screen as you, and haven't been able to get it to restart from there. i restored the stock recovery and started the ota and it looked to install right but i'm stuck where you mentioned. i think maybe i forgot to relock the bootloader? anyway, i've tried holding the power button and everything and i still can't get anywhere. any help would be greatly appreciated.

edit: i was able to get into the bootloader, and after rebooting it just stays at a black screen right after the first powerup screen. dunno where to go from there though.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] daodeltaforce:
holdingtheclaws you will need to hold the power off button down for about 20 seconds until the phone turns off and then hold down the power button at the same time hold the volume down button until you see the fastboot screen. Keep trying if you don't see the fastboot screen, it took me a few times before I could get into fastboot after my screen froze. After you back into fastboot, then tether to your PC and flash the custom recovery to restore your Nandroid. If you try to install the update again, just keep in mind that if you RELOCK the bootloader and apply the OTA.zip you in the stock recovery your phone's firmware and OS will be updated, but you better use Titanium backup BEFORE you update your phone to save all your Apps & Data on your phone's external storage (your internal storage will be wiped after you RELOCK and UNLOCK the bootloader to RE-ROOT it) so be sure to save Apps & Data to EXTERNAL storage. You might want to save a copy of your Apps & Data to your PC just to be safe.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] mukeshdaiv:
Have you tried Vcek method???

daodeltaforce have you tried this method described by Vcek to update OTA. If so please let us know about its success. Thanks in advance.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] daodeltaforce:
Another person in this forum wrote that they flashed the update OTA.zip stock recovery and then ran the update but the phone froze. So I didn't try this method. I have been told in this forum that if you want to apply the update you will need to relock the bootloader and run the OTA.zip. Before you do all that you need to save a Nandroid of your phone on your external SD just in case you get into trouble and need to restore your phone. Then you should install Titanium to backup all your apps and data and save to your external SD. After this, go back and run the OTA.zip. When it's finished, you can unlock the bootloader and root your phone. Then in Titanium, tap on MENU and tap on Batch actions... then under Restore tap on RUN Restore missing apps with data, then tap on the check mark located in the upper right corner to restore your apps and data. Your home screen may not be restored but at least you won't need to start from scratch.

UPDATE: I followed the RUU.exe method and my HTC One M8 was updated to 4.25.651.14. RUU.exe will wipe your phone. You need to RELOCK your bootloader to run RUU.exe unless your phone is S-OFF. If you are S-OFF you can run RUU.exe with your phone UNLOCKED. Note: You cannot S-OFF in L50 with firewater or rumrunner methods which were good for prior to L50. You need to use the SunShine.apk which is what I used. L50 has beefed up security so only SunShine method is working. Be sure to use Titanium to backup your Apps and Data and save to your external SD before you run RUU.exe. Restoring my Apps and Data went smooth with Titanium, only took about 15 minutes to restore Apps and Data for over 300 apps. After restore, you will have to redo your home screen, none of that will be saved by Titanium. This seems to be the best method for updates after L50. Prior to L50, I never had to wipe my phone to apply any of the prior OTA.zip updates. L50 is more picky because of greater security added.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] mukeshdaiv:
Few questiones related to RUU.

Magnum_Enforcer thank you for providing your view on the issue. I have few questions related to RUU. Please help me to resovlve them.

1. I am S-off still do I need to relock my bootloader to update via RUU?

2. It is sim unlocked so running an RUU would that affect sim status?

3. Can I flash firmware and ROM separately from the link which you have provided. This might help me to dirty flash ROM so that all the data and apps will remain as it is? If yes then do I need to update firmware first and then ROM or how is it?

Thanking you in anticipation!!
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] Magnum_Enforcer:
1. No need to re-lock if S-off.

2. No it won't affect SIM unlock.

3. Yes you can update your firmware & flash a ROM separately.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] lovesmyandroid:
similar problems with 4.25.651.14 update

my htc one is rooted and s-off. i wanted to update to the newest ota and i understood that could only be done with the stock recovery. I have the stock recovery but the installation keeps getting aborted. this is the error i recieve

"/system/lib/libart-compiler.so" has unexpected contents.

E:Error in /data/media/0/Downlad/OTA_M8_WHL_L50_SENSE60_SPS_MR_Sprint_WWE_4.25.651.14-4.20.651.10_release_426281ds162as6pdsij7y.zip

I've read that it might have something to do with xposed but i already ran the xposed unistaller. anyone have any ideas. I
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] mizzou626:
I am running into the exact same issue. Were you able to get past this? I am unable to make a nandroid through twrp either.
[Sprint HTC One (M8)] lovesmyandroid:
problem solved

ok i finally got to update my phone. i downloaded the RUU for the 4.25.651.14 update and run it on a windows computer. If you cant make a nandroid use maybackuppro, carbon or titanium to back up your apps and app data. I initially tried running the RUU on a virtual machine and the RUU would crash so i ran the RUU on a windows 7 desktop and it worked.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] hamid2590:
recently I've bought a galaxy tab s 8.4 , but take too mach time (about 6 hours) to charging with it's stock charger (5.3 v , 2.0 A) , when i charged with note 4 charger (5 v , 2.0 A) , it charged normal (about 2.5 hours)

now i have two questions :

1. the note 4 charger is suitable for my device ? isn't bad for battery life ?

2.is it possible that the stock charger was fake !!!???
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] Tinderbox (UK):
I only have the 10.5 and i dont really know the full charge time as i only ever charge to 80% so as to reduce the cumlative damage to the battery that is cause when you charge to 100%.

A slow charge is better as it produces less heat than a fast charge does, heat is the enemy of battery health.

Your tab s 8.4 has an 4900mah battery, your note 4 has only an 3220mah battery, I dont really know why one charger charges faster than the other.

http://www.gsmarena.com/compare.php3?idPhone1=6435&idPhone2=6434

You should get yourself a "usb power meter" lots on ebay i have a couple that only cost me £3 each delivered they allow you to see how much power your usb devices are charging at in real time, they show my 10.5 charging at approx 2amp with the supplied 5.3v 2amp charger that came with my 10.5

John.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] pibach:
Try exchanging the cables. Sometimes broken cable can be the culprit.

It is the same MHL3 compatible charger, 2 Amps specified, at 5,2V which is approx 10 Watts.

Should take around 2 hours to charge the 18,6 Wh battery.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] CZ Eddie:
1) The Note 4 charger is fine. You cannot overcharge because the kernel limits the charging speed.

2) Who knows, but my T705 arrived with a European charger with US adapter and it charges slower than I expected. Definitely slower than my Note 4 charges. I'll try charging the T705 with my Note 4. Never considered doing that.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] CZ Eddie:
I used the Tab S charger to charge my Note 4 today.

Using the Galaxy Charging app, I was seeing charge averages upwards of 1500MaH. So it's at least that fast, maybe faster.

The phone charged in about the time I expected it to, compared against the stock Note 4 charger.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] moviehunter2009:
I have the same problem...needs about 7 hours to charge..
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] Tinderbox (UK):
I know people are in a hurry, but slow charging is better for the battery, as when you charge the battery fast it gets hot and heat is bad for the battery, also try not to charge your battery when it is hot, left it cool down a bit first.

Try to charge overnight when you are sleeping, set an alarm to remind you to plug it in before you go to bed.

Have a read of the link below, it will give you some advice on how to make your battery live as long as possible, If you have lots of money don`t worry about it.

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries

John.
[Galaxy Tab S Accessories] moviehunter2009:
Thanks my friend for the info...
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ahmedmoataz:
is it possible to have the UI of cm 12 on note 4 without root?!
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exb0:
kudos to you for providing so much detail for your problem. It's a rare sight here. It really helps people who are trying to help you.

I have a feeling your device is completely fried as even fastboot isn't working. I remember I had a similar problem with the OS disappearing but I solved it with a fastboot flash. If that doesn't work for you, I'm not sure what can. But then again, I'm not a seasoned tinkerer when it comes to android partitions. Let's wait for someone with more knowledge to share their opinion.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] GuestK0087:
[MENTION=2872010]rootSU[/MENTION] do you have any ideas here? Can he mount in TWRP and possibly push the files needed or is TWRP too broken at this point?

Thank you for providing such details with the errors. I wish everyone was so thorough.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ethanmad:
Thanks for the replies so far [MENTION=3095148]exb0[/MENTION] and [MENTION=5302753]Evolution_Freak[/MENTION]!

For the record, "fastboot devices" and "adb devices" do work. It just appears that any thing operating on the file system does not work. Strangely, I was able to "adb push" a ZIP over and tried to flash it from recovery (flashing failed, of course). I was also able to move the ZIP around using TWRP.

I wonder if it would be feasible to move files into place manually and get a working system again by doing that. I don't want to do that unless it appears to be my only option and there's a good chance of it actually working.

I don't frequent XDA, so help getting knowledgeable community members would be greatly appreciated.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Even if you got it working, if it went *this* bad, you don't want the risk of futures failure. Flash as much stock as you can after formatting each partition using fastboot and return it.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ethanmad:
Good point. I think my plan is to get it back to a locked state without TWRP. But how to get there, I have no idea. As you can see in the logs, I can't flash anything with fastboot :\ How can I format the partitions? I might be able to do that.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

You can try and also:

fastboot format system

fastboot format userdata

fastboot format cache

See if you can then flash system.img, userdata.img and cache.img separately.
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] IINexusII:
Also, which version of adb/fastboot are you using? if you are using the one from the Android SDK i would recommend running the sdk update manager and making sure the SDK platform tools are the latest version
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Didgeridoohan:
[MENTION=2872010]rootSU[/MENTION] I believe the OP already tried "fastboot format system" and got the error "Formatting is not supported for filesystem with type 'raw'."
[Nexus 6 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] danarama:
Yes, it says in his post