yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] schmeggy929:
Updated No Red Text for 2.11.651.19 Firmware.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] benny3:
Thanks Bro !!
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Sim-X:
Thanks man, just flashed new version .19 without issues.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
Thanks
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
Can we get it to read S-on and locked? I did this for the M7 but have only had the M9 for two days.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] OMJ:
I think we've been down this road b4... That was back in the Hboot days, it's different now with aboot.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
Oh OK. I haven't even look at it.

Thanks bro.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
Worked perfectly
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] getmoneygreen:
Im having a problem when I try to flash the zip heres the error message im receiving .

GetmoneygreenAir:M9 getmoneygreen$ fastboot flash zip 2.11.651.19_No_Red_Text_Aboot.zip

target reported max download size of 800000000 bytes

sending 'zip' (299 KB)...

OKAY [ 1.024s]

writing 'zip'...

(bootloader) HOSD CL#591203

FAILED (remote: 9: SD_SECURITY_FAIL zip from usb command in download mode)

finished. total time: 2.029s

Am i doing something wrong if so how can i rectify this issue ? Thanks in advanced .
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] OMJ:
are u s-off?
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] getmoneygreen:
hey whats up omj im s-on
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
You must be s-off to the flash the aboot.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] predator1584:
I went ahead and played with the "leak" from [MENTION=4753749]Jm@n[/MENTION] at :http://xdaforums.com/sprint-one-m9/development/sprint-m9-android-6-0-leak-t3285258

I got the software version 3.33.651.2 to boot up without the red text, tested and works 100% for me

So here it is : View attachment modifiedABoot.zip

Used the commands provided by [MENTION=933657]schmeggy929[/MENTION]
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] miggsr:
Can this be flashed in aboot mode
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] schmeggy929:
If you mean Download mode then yes. Need to fastboot flash the zip.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] miggsr:
Okay dam I was hoping to flash from external sd
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
I believe you can if you make your own zip. I did for the previous aboot.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] miggsr:
Just like on the m8 then correct?
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
HTC M9 Android M NO RED aboot. Flash in DL MODE. WORKS

https://mega.nz/#!jxpjDArL!_uEh7EBg7ACPm_Rsl67aKu9tvaa2r1hN5x-WPZxD23s
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] miggsr:
I was just going to point out the empty folder lol. Then you changed the link.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
Yeah. I am on mobile and it's hard to get links working correctly. Tried my devhost account first but it was being a PITA as well.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] miggsr:
It's cool. Dev-host isn't what it used to be. Kinda sux now imo. Thanks for the file tho.

Sent from my Family of HTC One decives.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
Tell me about it. Somehow they lost most of my work. M7 recovery flashers, custom hboots I made, Roms, mods I made for BadSeed, MeanRom, JellyBomb and a lot of other stuff.

Think I may start using file host instead.

Let me know how the flash goes for you.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] miggsr:
Dam the recovery flashers lol. I lived by those. Always had a copy near by. I'll flash it in the morning. Gotta be up in a few hours.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
I think my recovery flashers are still up at TN forum. ;)
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] schmeggy929:
Red text removed for the official Sprint 3.41.651.4 firmware
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Sim-X:
Flashed no problem here, Thanks Schmeggy
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] malicon:
I'm new to this device and download mode. I'm having trouble getting fastboot (or adb) to recognize my device in bootloader or download mode. ADB works fine when booted, but I can't run any fastboot commands. Any trick I might need to know?
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] OMJ:
make sure u have the right drivers installed & also the fastboot binary...

https://www.htcdev.com/process/legal_fastboot_win
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] malicon:
Thanks! Finally got it working. Used minimal abd and fastboot. But:

I also had to install HTC Sync, which I assume installed the correct drivers.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
I flashed this with FlashFire with no issues. Anyone with adb troubles should try it.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] robshabazz:
Can you explain exactly what you did
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
Open FlashFire hot the plus icon and choose firmware update.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] robshabazz:
Do I have to rename file
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] rootlinux:
Yes. Keep an eye on everything that passes flash. If something doesn't pull those files out and make a new zip. It will then flash those. That's what I did. Everything updated perfectly.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] NTrungHieu:
Sprint M9 Red Text Removed Aboots (lastest 3.41.651.13 6.0 Marshmallow)

Can u update Sprint M9 Red Text Removed Aboots_3.41.651.13 new firmware for htc print m9,thanks:good::good:
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] TogoFire:
Sprint M9 Red Text Removed firmware 3.41.651.13.

I also want, waiting.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Kisakuku:
Here's a 3.41.651.13 no red text aboot that I made. (Pulled the aboot from OMJ's 3.41.651.13 firmware archive, replaced the warning text with spaces, did not overwrite any 0's, checked that the file size is unchanged, updated android-info.) I've flashed it on my M9 without any negative consequences, but the standard warning about flashing at your own risk and the possibility of hard bricking still applies.

MD5: 0f939e91c5f52d03f51540ba8bc93288
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] TogoFire:
THANKS! :o
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] i5lee8bit:
Hey, I remember you from the HTC 10 red text thread. I just happened to have gotten a sprint HTC M9 to replace the phone I use on RingPlus (used as backup / gym phone).

Anyway, this worked great too. THANKS!!! Really appreciate it.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] minhnewpro:
Any update for 3.41.651.21?
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Kisakuku:
Replied in the firmware thread.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Kisakuku:
Here's a 3.41.651.21 no red text aboot that I made. (Pulled the aboot from OMJ's 3.41.651.21 firmware archive, replaced the warning text with spaces, did not overwrite any 0's, checked that the file size is unchanged, updated android-info.) As always, the standard warning about flashing at your own risk and the possibility of hard bricking applies.

MD5: 230e0a7b73c4d3334b47a22d1ee90175
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] minhnewpro:
It's working. Thank you. No hard brick at all =]]
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Kisakuku:
Here's a 3.41.651.31 no red text aboot that I made. (Pulled the aboot from OMJ's 3.41.651.31 firmware archive, replaced the warning text with spaces, did not overwrite any 0's, checked that the file size is unchanged, updated android-info.) As always, the standard warning about flashing at your own risk and the possibility of hard bricking applies.

MD5: 2e1368df74a6917c01e1f4e90f82b722
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Kisakuku:
Here's a 3.41.651.41 no red text aboot that I made. (Pulled the aboot from OMJ's 3.41.651.41 firmware archive, replaced the warning text with spaces, did not overwrite any 0's, checked that the file size is unchanged, updated android-info.) As always, the standard warning about flashing at your own risk and the possibility of hard bricking applies.

MD5: 5cde2713ddf265d7f42ebe9e83aab1c2
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] minhnewpro:
Thank you, it's worked
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] chimpsinties:
Is there going to be a no red text flash for the recently released 4.27.651.4 firmware? I used the previous one when I had the 3.41.651.41 firmware and it worked great so looking forward to the new one :)
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Kisakuku:
Here's a 4.27.651.4 no red text aboot that I made. (Pulled the aboot from OMJ's 4.27.651.4 firmware archive, replaced the warning text with spaces, did not overwrite any 0's, checked that the file size is unchanged, updated android-info.) As always, the standard warning about flashing at your own risk and the possibility of hard bricking applies.

MD5: C0F5E0221FDBDE4BAEB5399BE8D2015D
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] chimpsinties:
Have you tested it? and it works fine?
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] {ParanoiA}:
Yup works as descibed
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Bikegeek:
Ok, what did I screw up? For some reason I pulled the .img file out and installed it with TWRP to the Boot partition.

Now I guess stuck on bootloader screen? How I undo my screwup? Please and thank you.

Restored backup, all good.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
4.27.651.4? Edit: nvm found it :)
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Kisakuku:
Here's an AFH folder with all the Sprint HTC One M9 aboots I've posted in this thread. Please double check firmware version before flashing.
[Sprint HTC One (M9)] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
Sweet thanks
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] hotdog53:
I can be on this website, or any other, and EVERY time I slide out the keyboard, instantly my device closes the websites and go back to the Today screen!This is a replacement 8125 because the one I had replaced did the same thing, and now this one is doing it, too.Any info please!HELP!Cingular 8125ROM 2.25.11.1
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Junner2003:
Did you install any additional software on the device?

Does it close everything on your device or does it only shut down the Internet Explorer? You can check if it was clsed completely in START -> SETTINGS -> SYSTEM -> MEMORY - Please open another application and then start IE, slide out the keyboard and check if all running programs were closed or only minimized.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] newbie2:
My first question would be about any additional software that's been installed, too. I've never had that problem with my 8125 and can't replicate it, either -- by using the ActiveSync passthrough connection, EDGE/GPRS or WiFi.

What third party software do you have installed??
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] hotdog53:
Actually after closing from the internet, it does go back to the Today screen no matter what I open from the start menu. Settings or Programs will not stay and the internet was minimized. I have several 3rd party apps installed. How do I know which one/s are giving me this problem?Cingular 8125ROM 2.25.11.1
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] newbie2:
List what software you're using so we can do a comparison and see which one might be the offending program. It's either that, or uninstall them one at a time to check it out.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] hotdog53:
After doing a soft re-set to fix, I opened file explorer which is factory installed, and not 3rd party, then I opened the internet back to here, slid out the keyboard, and the device still converted to its landscape mode and went back to the Today screen, and nothing when tapped stayed on. Do I need to uninstall everything and re-try the keyboard?It has to be somewhere in the keyboard, because I slid out the keyboard from the Today screen, nothing was opened, pushed the keyboard back in, tapped on settings in the start menu..did not stay, went back to the Today screen. I pushed the red phone hardware button out of curiosity, and was able to have settings or whatever to stay on after that.If I don't slide out the keyboard, the device works fine.Cingular 8125ROM 2.25.11.1
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] newbie2:
Just out of curiosity -- how much storage memory and program memory do you have??
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] hotdog53:
20MB of each.I have 85% of everything on my 512MB storage card.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] manian.pgs:
use Task manager, or Move 3rd party application to your SD card

You can try by moving all your third party application to your sd card(one thing you have to remap your registry setting to the new location). Then switch off your phone, remove the sd card and then switch on the phone. now almost your 3d party application are stoppped. while on it will give some link not found error. in My cases when ever i am facing problem with 3rd party application i am doing this, But this is at your own risk.

One oter method. Install Batery Pack Pro. With Which you can see the minimized process In the top by taping downward arrow.(if the process minimized)(This one you have to buy.It is not Freeeeeee :) )

Or Use Task manager with which you can activate the minimized window.

My optionis 3 or 2 one.
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Junner2003:
Well,

I would do a hard reset on my device, then installing every single application step by step and check afterwards if internet will work before I install the next one! That seems to be the only way to figure out what application causes the problem!

A soft reset won't really help because of some programs start with the device or at least they start some services!

If you can safely back up your device I would say go for it and try to find that app what screws up your device! After you located the program do not install it anymore but try to find a similar program what does the same job! Nobody wants to have faulty apps on his device! And if it does something like shutting down your running programs ... - ... who knows what else it does!

BTW: It could be a 'non-really-harmful' virus which might stick in one of your apps ... depending on where you downloaded your programs from! Since you have exactly the same issues like on your previous model ...
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] hotdog53:
After a lot of troubleshooting, I discovered a 3rd party software called Today Player by MBRO, found at FreeCabs.de had the virus that gave me this problem. I re-installed the other programs I un-installed, and now my 8125 is working like it's supposed to do. THIS IS A WARNING.. I WOULD NOT INSTALL TODAY PLAYER BY MBro. if I were you! I want to thank everyone that took their time and concern to help. You're a bunch of great guys!!Cingular 8125ROM 2.25.11.1
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] newbie2:
I think your initial post gave us all a clue that it would be software-related -- especially since this was a replacement for a phone that did the exact same thing.

Glad you were able to isolate the problem!!! :)
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] Junner2003:
Yeah,

and I wouldn't even say that it is a virus (unless you downloaded it from emule or so?) - can also be a 'dirty programming': people write an application, test it on a WM5 PPC and it works fine, so, they go ahead and release it for all WM5 and higher. The main thing they often forget, is, to write a clean code following the Windows API!
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adelnaser:
Hello experts,

I have the Samsung Galaxy S5 SM-G900F with the following details:

Android version: 5.0

Baseband: unknown

Kernel: 3.4.0-4209230 dpi@SWDD6015 #1

Build number: LRX21T.G900FXXU1BOB7

SE for Android status: Enforcing SEPF_SM-G900F_5.0_0007

My problem, as in the title of this thread, is with the SIM not being recognized at all and the reboot that occurs 3 times/minute. This happened before, after 10/15 resets, the phone " got back to normal " and everything was fine, then, I tried to fix the data mobile connection and after the reboot it snapped and didnt work..

I mention that the screen was replace, dont know if it has anything to do with it but I saw some topics online and wanted to mention.

WHAT I DID SO FAR:

Tried with 2 versions of Odin to downgrade to kitkat 4.4.2 but I think I got the wrong firmware (got the Germany one instead of UK) because it failed everytime with the mention Complete(write) operation failed.

Ill keep trying to downgrade but Im not sure the software is the real problem here as there are many many topics on this subject I wanted to ask for your oppinion.

Thanks in advance,

BR,

Adel
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adelnaser:
Also, when trying to flash the 4.4.2 kitkat back:

<ID:0/005> Added!!

<OSM> Enter CS for MD5..

<OSM> Check MD5.. Do not unplug the cable..

<OSM> Please wait..

<OSM> G900FXXU1ANG2_G900FVFG1ANG2_G900FXXU1ANG2_HOME.tar.md5 is valid.

<OSM> Checking MD5 finished Sucessfully..

<OSM> Leave CS..

<ID:0/005> Odin engine v(ID:3.1005)..

<ID:0/005> File analysis..

<ID:0/005> SetupConnection..

<ID:0/005> Complete(Write) operation failed.

<OSM> All threads completed. (succeed 0 / failed 1)

Any ideeas? Anyone? Help :(
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the_ziom:
Hey pal I hope you made a EFS backup just before you started to play with your phone as the problem mitht be in the EFS,

also try to flash the correct stock firmware the right one for your country and carreer,

if that does not work try to flash a custom rom and if that does not work check if you dont have the reactivation lock ON and if it is on you will not be able to flash ANYTHING by odin

Let me know how it goes
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adelnaser:
Hey,

I didnt made any backup as I factory reseted it several times (I cleaned it before) and I dont know what that EFS backup is...

Im trying now with the correct firmware to see if it works. The reactivation lock is disabled.

Thanks for reply, Ill come back with an answer.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adelnaser:
Guys,

Still no success... 2 different firmwares and 3 ODIN versions, still fail with the same error.

Help?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] the_ziom:
and have you tryed to flash twrp or cwm recovery than a custom rom?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Dissgro:
Did you try getting a new SIM card from your carrier?

It's probably not a software issue, but a card one.

I had the same problem you have and the first thing I did before doing anything else was replacing my old SIM with a new one and the issue resolved itself...
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] homers1:
With a lot of help from dottat, Dees Troy, and Darth, both in existing posts and in my process, here's a compiled tip guide to how I upgraded my Verizon HTC One M8 from S-off, rooted, KK 4.4.4 with TWRP installed to stock LP 5.0.1, reinstalled the new TWRP, regained root, and reset my preferences for battery life without losing my data, reinstalling apps, etc. It's essentially a workaround to reverting to stock KK 4.4.4 with stock restore before taking the OTA patches. Instead, this method upgrades the firmware and replaces the system, rather than patching.

1. If you haven't already fixed access to your external SD card, please do that. HERE

2. Load the latest TWRP by your method of choice (I recommend fastboot) and make a full nandroid backup to your external SD. HERE (Also, set aside the right copy to install on the upgraded unit)

3. Download dotatt's DOTTAT_VZWM8_S_ON_5.0.1_RUU.exe pack (I know it says S-on. It won't change your S-off status) from this thread. HERE

4. Download dotatt's "Tweaks zip to unlock tether/disable max password wipe/enable music channel" (optional, but recommended) from the bottom of OP. HERE (Also note the instructions toward the top for flashing the L hboot to get out of hangs; I didn't need it, but I was glad it was there.)

5. Download SuperSU per the instructions HERE.

NOW YOU'RE READY TO START THE UPGRADE.

6. Install the S-on 5.0.1 RUU by whatever method you chose from the link above. I used the EXE version and it did a great job upgrading the hboot/firmware, then upgrading the stystem. Most importantly, it did NOT wipe my data. I also use the htc_fastboot.exe in it's extraction directory for all of my subsequent fastboot operations. It will reboot and take at least 5 minutes to update all of your applications. At first, it looks like it hangs on the Verizon splash for a minute or three, then it shows you the upgrade of your applications with a count up. How long it takes depends on how many applications you have and how large they are.

7. Follow this guide to install TWRP and reinstall SuperSU for root. (step 5) I went to the new TWRP page (step 2) and loaded mine by fastboot, then used the new TWRP to flash SuperSU as described. (AND, fix your SD card access again - see Step 1)

8. Optional - Review your battery usage. There has been a lot of chatter about lower battery life on LP, and I experienced it myself in the first several hours. This guide was helpful in reminding me of things I had done to tweak my phone before. HERE (I know it's a Nexus forum. It's applicable) - It appears that new Google services were turned on in the accounts-sync categories. I recommend looking through Settings-accounts-Google and adjusting your sync preferences on EACH account to the way, or back to the way, you prefer them.

That's the guide. I hope it helps shorten your reading and searching by an hour or two.
[Verizon HTC One (M8)] homers1:
For the few people that asked about apps closing when trying to input text after this update path, please see this thread for the fix. HERE
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] Emildeon:
Hey,

today I got my Xperia X3CT and I followed this Guide to Root my Tablet: http://xdaforums.com/z3-tablet-compact/development/root-root-locked-bootloader-sgp621-t3013534

(I rooted my LG G2 so I thought I should be able to Root my Tablet without any problems :( )

At Point 6 I started my Tablet, but somehow it is Stuck in a Bootloop. I am sure I did everything the way the Guide told me to, but somehow my Tablet is still in a Bootloop. How do I get out of it? I can turn the Device of by pressing the Power Button und the Volume Up Button.

Can someone please help?
[Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooti] Hnk1:
Yes, you will need a device specific FTF and flashtool to flash STOCK ftf again. Google xda for how to use a flashtool. Make sure you use a device specific FTF.

Quote me in case you expect a reply.

Good luck
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] demuli:
The audio jack broke so I sent it for warranty repair to get replaced, which they did. I got the phone back yesterday, couldn't boot it up, completely dead. Stuck it in the charger, red led, low battery charging icon goes on. Few seconds later it goes all dark, then shows the red light and the battery icon again and repeats forever. It sat like that for the past 20 hours with no change. I tried the volume up power button combo, nothing. I pressed the yellow button next to SIM card and 3 vibrates (only worked when it was connected to the charger), then we're back to the same red light charging icon deal. This time I could take the charger off and the low battery icon would display afterwards too, though. After that the volume up power button combo worked and 3 vibrates but the same red light battery icon thing persists.

Tried connecting it to a PC as well, before the resetting business it did absolutely nothing. After, windows says the phone has been connected, the phone displays green light for a fraction of a second, then changes red and it's just dark after that. PC Companion does not recognize the phone.

Do I just send it right back for another repair or what?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sadman Khan:
What was the point of the repair? :|
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] scottjb:
Yes, I would say so. I had a "sudden death" problem with mine not long ago. Sent it to Sony and they replaced the battery.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MK10R:
Same thing happened to mine, change the battery would fix this?
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Didgesteve:
Yes
[Xperia Z3 Compact Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsoliman3:
Do we have a more comprehensive thread on this "sudden death" / wont boot / wont charge issue?

I've added some notes / questions on page 34 of the help thread

http://xdaforums.com/z3/help/sony-xperia-z3-help-thread-t3164306/page34

NB will charge if you first remove and externally charge the battery

Then with Z3 on charge, connect the battery, will get orange or green led and charging led display. But still wont boot