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[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Neo:
Haha.. I mean... oh...

You need to make sure your sd card is FAT32. You then can place the zip file on the card, enter download mode, and it will appear as a zip for flashing.

Or, you can do as others have done and rename the zip to 0PJAIMG.zip, place on the root of your FAT32 formatted card, then take it as an update in HBOOT.

Whichever the case, it comes with TWRP so when you're finished, you can head over to recovery and flash a 5.1 rom of your choice.

Make sure you do a clean flash ie: wipe cache, dalvik, system, and data.

Of course, after you have done the 1 time required firmware flash.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] hallstevenson:
As you know, I've been spending a lot of time rebooting, in recovery, download mode, bootloader mode, etc, etc lately !! :p Anyway, unless it was right there in front of me -- I'm checking again too !! -- I never saw a way to browse to pick a file. I have this:

HTC download mode

*** UNLOCKED ***
htc_himawl PVT S-OFF
(snip)

system info
show barcode
reboot to bootloader
reboot to download mode
reboot
power down
check smart sd
factory reset

The entries starting at 'system info' are what you can select.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] andybones:
Method 1:

You won't be selecting any entries, or browsing

When named correctly on the SD-Card (make sure the file is not in any folders or anything) it will pop up automatically and you'll only have two choices, do you want to start update: yes or no watch this video (skip to 2:45)

- this method you want to rename the 2.6.605.10-firmware-TWRP2864.zip file you downloaded to 0PJAIMG.zip (if your PC is set up not to show the .zip, make sure not to name it 0PJAIMG.zip.zip)

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Method 2:

From PC - like in this video

adb reboot download (or just boot into download mode, using the power + volume key)

fastboot oem rebootRUU

fastboot flash zip 2.6.605.10-firmware-TWRP2864.zip

or rename 2.6.605.10-firmware-TWRP2864.zip to firmware.zip

and do

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

(place the 2.6.605.10-firmware-TWRP2864.zip in your folder you have fastboot.exe in)

here is a good thread to follow when doing from your PC

http://xdaforums.com/one-m9/development/firmware-t3068243

when doing this method, you will most likely have to run the fastboot flash zip firmware.zip twice (this is normal) watch at 1:30 in the video)

Hope this is helpful :) :cool:
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] hallstevenson:
Yes, that's the way I've been familiar with flashing many things on HTC phones since I had an Eris. It's how I flashed the 1.33.x.x RUU and then the new firmware too, by renaming it 0PJAIMG.zip.

The instructions given appear to suggest that you enter download mode, browse, select "2.6.605.10-firmware..." and flash it.

I tried that once and simply did it via the rename-auto-flash method.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] Neo:
I see what I did that's got everyone confused...

If you want to flash without the aid of a PC, you MUST rename the file to 0PJAIMG.zip and your micro sd card MUST be formatted FAT32 (exFAT and NTFS will not work). After doing so, you should see the following when entering download mode:

Security Warning
If you flash this phone with any ROM
that was not officially released by HTC
you take the risk of
releasing your personal and financial
information to unknown sources.

FILE /mnt/media_rw/ext_sd/0PJAIMG.zip
press VolUp to start flash
press VolDown to cancel

I will edit the instructions in my flash directions in both OP's to indicate this requirement.

EDIT: Andy summarizes it very well in the post above. These are all the methods by which you can flash the OTA firmware. Nice work Andy :good::)
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] andybones:
just trying to help.

so did you get it or still having issues?
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] hallstevenson:
I'm running Neo's Adrenaline 2.0 currently. I still can't get a different ROM working because of the touch screen problem in Aroma that I encountered. As Neo acknowledged, it sounded like there were 3 ways to flash the firmware. I just renamed the firmware zip file to the name HTC's download mode (they used to call it "hboot", yes?) looks for to semi-automatically flash. I've done it that way since 2009 with HTC phones ;).
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] andybones:
I don't know your phone history lol, just trying to be helpful. k.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] hallstevenson:
I know :) Hey, did you make ROMs for the Eris ?
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] andybones:
No, Eris was my first smart phone, however. Loved it.

My first ROM was for the Inc2. :)
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] trook:
Has anyone tried this without s-off? Just curious......
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] bschram:
You need S-Off before you can unlock, install recovery, or flash any ROMs on Verizon. So everyone that has flashed this would have gotten S-Off first.
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] heroes96:
Has anyone lost VoLTE by flashing this? I'm just double checking
[Verizon HTC One (M9)] andybones:
VoLTE loss hasn't been nailed down to anything specific as to why it's being lost, other than it is 100% the device that gets effected and will need a new one.

This is an older stock ROM BTW.

Here is the latest stock ROM based off the OTA we got from 2 days ago.

http://xdaforums.com/verizon-one-m9/development/rom-stock-deodexed-official-2-6-605-15-t3184535
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[Sailfish General] soulaiman:
As of lately Sailfish OS got my attention, and I have to say this OS has a lot of potential. It reminds me of the BB OS10, WebOS and Meego UI all at the same time. The fact that is is open source is also a big plus. So why does nobody adopt this OS ? Let's not fool yourself... If the adoption rate stays like this it will die just like Symbian, WP8, BB OS10, WebOS, Ubuntu Mobile, Tizen and many more.

We, as the XDA community and family we are, have some amazing devs on board that have worked and released some of the most creative projects in the past. In fact, if we, as a community, want to get Jolla's OS to a higher level we have to promote it.

How can we do this ? Well the best way is to get it running in some massively popular devices which are dev friendly. Forget the Nexus, I'm talking the Moto G 2014 and E 2015 editions here. If anything stable cones out for these devices we can really start an useebase which will develop some amazing things hopefully.

The best way to get this is by developing for the midrange devices: this is how WP gained popularity the last year. People with high-end devices have usually bought the device for Android, cause they could have got any other platform they wanted. Midrange device users might have gotten it for Android, but generally speaking I think the experience is what matters most to them. So if their device is sluggish because of buggy Android Lolipop and they can have a really smooth experience with Sailfish... They will at least try!

Here you have The HADK PDF from Jolla. This can get you started if you are wondering how.

http://releases.sailfishos.org/sfe/SailfishOS-HardwareAdaptationDevelopmentKit-1.0.3.0.pdf

So if anybody has some free time and knows a thing or two about development, shout here.

Please keep this thread organised, sain and be respectfully. Don't ask for ETA's.
[Sailfish General] elfio:
Hi [MENTION=2121292]soulaiman[/MENTION] !

I love this idea. I'm not a developer but I wanted so hard having salifsh on my moto that I tried myself to make the port, but the lack of time and machine resources made me drop it. I've followed the firsts steps of the HADK and I got stucked writing the manifest.

As I say, I don't have a lot of time but if you need a tester for the xt1032 you have one here.
[Sailfish General] soulaiman:
Hi elfio,

Me neither. I'm not a dev but know some things about it. The problem is that my main PC has given its soul and I can't compile anything for now.

It would be really nice to have this ported.
[Sailfish General] elfio:
That's a pity. I don't know when I'll have a new computer. Until then I can do nothing.

Anybody else?
[Sailfish General] mudnightoil:
There simply aren't enough Sailfish users, let alone devs, let alone porters.

It's still a much more complex, involved process than porting AOSP based Android ROMs to new phones, with a miniscule fraction of the interested parties and porters.

A semi-realistic target would be to support Sailfish ports for the new LG/Huawei Nexus devices later this year, they're likely to sell well and see a lot of (non-Sailfish) porting activity. Plus perhaps one of the Ubuntu Phone SKUs if one becomes popular, as porting should be easy - maybe the Bq convergence device hinted at for later this year.

Nexus 4 & 5 are the only decent(ish) ports at the moment. With an OK one for the One Plus One. If the new Nexus devices could be supported when they drop later this year, I think that'd be a good target. Any more ambition and we'll likely see the large number of half-baked, abandoned port attempts swell even further, which helps no-one and looks bad.

If something dramatic happens and there's more interest in Sailfish, maybe there'll be the resources to do a decent port on something like the S6 / S7 or Note 5 next year.
[Sailfish General] crutchcorn:
Would be great to see
[Samsung Gear 2] DAGr8:
Obsolete most work since lollipop
[Samsung Gear 2] farewell_goodbye2u:
Am I blind or is there no app drawer in Anroid Wear? I've installed a few apps since flashing Wear on my gear 2 yesterday for the first time. Still trying to learn and sort everything out. I'm loving it so far! But I can't seem to find where I would open my apps? Lol. Running the latest 6/27 build and it's smooth as butter regardless of the missing hardware functions.
[Samsung Gear 2] DAGr8:
Test
[Samsung Gear 2] DAGr8:
Well I tried to lock thread didn't work.. Heh
[Samsung Gear 2] McGuigew:
You have two choices : either you flash the android wear L version uploaded by Biktor yesterday and then you just have to swipe to the left to open the app drawer, or you install Wear Mini Launcher which is a FANTASTIC app, beautiful and very customizable. Enjoy yourself! :cowboy:
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[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] enginuity2:
On all my other phones the far right key was options or settings. Any way to change this on a c6833?
[Moto 360] three west:
Anybody else having issues with facer faces not showing phone battery percentage?

Since an update none of my facer faces show a phone battery.
[Moto 360] zerosum0:
No mines fine
[Moto 360] three west:
well what the heck, I've wiped facer app data, uninstalled, still can't get phone battery to report
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[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
I have recently gotten this device for the government program. I can't find a forum for this device. I am thinking about rooting and want to know if its still possible to root? Please guide me on that. Root or not, I need help to update the PRL and the two methods I were given to try isn't working. The PRL needs to be fixed so the stuck connection get out of 1X back to 3G.
[HTC EVO 3D] jcfunk:
This is the forum for evo3d, yes rooting is still possible. Want to update prl? You need MSL/SPC. Can used one of this programs to get msl/spc and change prl.

https://code.google.com/p/cdmaworkshoptool/

http://www.cdmatool.com/Download
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
Thanks for the links. Are those links off-site? Does the forum category for this device still exist on this forum site? I've told the Admins about two years ago that all of the devices' categories should remain available and be listed under main Archive category, because all devices make their debut at least twice; the first time on post-paid and prepaid carriers, and also the government program release, so people will still want to root their devices. I see all forum categories for new phones. I'm gonna need help to root, but first I need to solve the PRL.

I did enter ##72786# and it ask me to enter a password. I did enter the password that is 983021. It still will not work. I keep getting another error after entering the password that is a popup saying EPST: Excess SPC Failures with a 60 seconds countdown. I keep repeating, but no luck. True Wireless are trying to figure this out since the device won't behave and obey my commands. The reason I need to fix the PRL is because the speed is stuck on 1X when its suppose to be 3G. Is there another option?
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
Hope there is a miracle on this...

The battery is 1,700mAh, I think. Its a small battery. I want to get a higher mAh battery and/or a battery lasting longer. I plan to root, just a simple root of replacement ROM and removal of bloatwares to better improve the performance and longer-lasting of battery power. Are there a more mAh power battery that is the same size and will fit in the device? Want to know if there are 2,000+ mAh battery being the same size as this 1,700mAh battery.

I've found a battery with more mAh, but its size are bigger and it also includes the back cover replacement to fit. One problem, there are no cases available to fit the device having bigger battery size and back cover replacement. So I have to choose... Getting the awesome blue case that I've found and use the same 1,700mAh battery ...or... go with a bigger size battery with back cover replacement without having a case for the device. Tough decision and I haven't decide on it yet. I am hoping that there is a battery with more mAh power being the same size as the 1,700mAh battery. If there is, please post the links.

Now, I want to know about rooting. If I keep the 1,700mAh battery, how much battery life and time on average will I gain when the device is rooted and cleared of bloatwares?

I need help with rooting. I have a disability with learning, understanding and remembering. Can someone volunteer to help me with rooting one-on-one, please? Either through texting, PM/Chat on FB or the PM on here. I will need help. There's so many posts and different things on here that is very confusing. I just want a simple root for ROM (correct?) replacement...the best one for this smartphone. Clear out all the bloatwares. And I want to see what kind of themes are available (favorite color is blue). Most importantly is which options on here to root my EVO 3D for ROM replacement. I also want to improve the battery life.
[HTC EVO 3D] jcfunk:
Quick question, What version do you have, CDMA or GSM? Sprint? Sim card? Battery life depends on use, I got good life on stock battery, with medium use, 10 hrs or so.
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
I think its CDMA. True Wireless partners with Sprint and service is on Sprint's network. No SIM card. I want to root to replace ROM and remove bloatwares. Is there a battery with more mAh while being the same size as this stock battery? I also need help with rooting. I don't know which one on here is the best for the EVO 3D.
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
I still need help, please anyone. I am about to get a USB cord to connect my phone to a computer. Out of all options to root, which one is best for the EVO 3D? I would like one-on-one assistance to guide me through the process and hopefully it all be smooth. I also need to know if there are any battery that has more mAh while the size remain the same. I've found a kool blue case. And a new question... I know that EVO 3D accept a max limit of 32GB SD card. Which kind, brand, any info, anywhere...is the best to use? I want the max, 32GB. There are many different kinds of SD cards out there. I am going to get the USB cord at Radio Shack and want to know if its ok getting a SD card there or get the best one online? I will be here waiting for replies.
[HTC EVO 3D] donkeykong1:
For battery look up Anker 1900 mah. I had it on my Evo and it lasted about 36-40 hours per charge with well over 3 houts SOT and it's the same size as stock battery
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
Thanks! 200mAh more is better than stock. I will get it.
[HTC EVO 3D] donkeykong1:
It's much better! Anker makes very good quality batteries and you will be more than happy with it [emoji6]
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
I got the battery! Still waitin' on the best root option.
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
I am amazed about the battery! Its lasting basically most of the day rather than the stock battery lasted a few short hours, thanks!!!

Now I am in desperate need for SD card. The max allowed is 32 GB/Gigs. Can someone please help me with that? What brand? What style? And there's something else, I can't remember, something like different levels of reading/accessing...I want the besr. I want to buy on eBay. I know that many sellers sell same exact product while one is cheaper price and the other is higher price. I'm not wanting to spend expensive price. Please give me several options to pick from. Plus what am I to look for in SD card. I need to move apps to it and be able to take pix. Once I get the SD card, I will pursue trying to root to clear up the device's space to improve performance. Now I just nees to know what SD card to get, plz.
[HTC EVO 3D] donkeykong1:
Evo can run 64 gigs, but you need to format it the right way. I forgot about the right sizes of partitions, but you csn find that on the internet without a problem. I had 64 gigs and it worked just fine
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
Ahh, well, 32GB will be good enough for me. I don't max them out. The 32GB will last me a very long time. Here is what I got... I did a search as "MicroSD 32GB for HTC EVO 3D" and got one result. I wanted a Seller to clearly mention that it works for specific device. Here is the screenshots.

Got a great deal using the eBucks!!!
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
I got a question. Remember that my device won't update the PRL automatically (click of button) and manually. Support online and I tried and tried with no luck. I was asked to bring it to the store to see if it can be fixed or replace for another device. Reason to update PRL is that the speed is stuck at 1X when it should be 3G/4G. Is there another option?

Or what about rooting? When I root the device, will it finally allow fastest connection speed possible by network? Limmie know, asap, going to the store tomorrow about this plus monthly payment.
[HTC EVO 3D] jcfunk:
You have 2 choices, root by unlocking bootloader and installing custom recovery. http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/

Or s-off with Unknownforce's downgrade tool.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1653777

Unlocking is easy, but voids warranty

S-off is harder, but don't need to contact htc to do.

Evo3D can support 64GB card, but there was no cards that size when phone came out. On stock rom card needs to be fat32.

Here is more info

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1817513
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
Did I get the right SD card? It may not be like in the picture. The Seller had a dropdown list for different phones and I selected the EVO 3D. I will take a picture when it arrive and hope that it works.

Now as for rooting, here is what I can only find 5 roms for EVO 3D. I don't know what ya mean about unlocking, I just simply want to replace for a much better rom, remove bloatwares, improve performances, etc. I used to have Samsung Epic and since the RAM was 1GB, I rooted. Its been a long time since I've rooted. I got to decide which from the list below to use for rooting (I know that Cyanogen is #1 on here and everywhere).
[HTC EVO 3D] donkeykong1:
Unless you have s-off, unlocked bootloader is a prerequisite for rooting. Also in order to be able to boot CM ROM you must have firmware lower than 1.57 to which you can downgrade only with s-off
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
I have a learning and mental disability. I am totally confused and do not understand anything you are saying. This is why I need one-on-one assistant thru texting (have another ph to use for texting) or thru a Messenger program on the computer to help me.

First, I made another topic under HTC EVO 3D, can someone please answer that? There is an icon in the notification bar that is always stuck there and not doing anything. I need to know what that is.

As for rooting, I really need one-on-one real-time chat to guide me whenever is the best time. I forgot to get a USB cord to connect to the computer. I will try to get that asap.
[HTC EVO 3D] jcfunk:
In my opinion, my rom Negalite Blue is the best for sprint, my Kernel Buttered toast JCFunkMOD too.

Do you know how a computer works?

Bootloader = BIOS

checks hardware and loads kernel

also checks kernel signature, to make sure is from HTC.

Kernel = core OS

the stuff in the back round

kernel loads the User interface

User Interface = Android, Windows, Ubuntu Mac OS.

This is the rom.

Boot Partition or "Boot" = kernel + init ramdisk

Init ramdisk is the set of instructions to load the user interface.

System partition is where the rom is stored, it is read only and signed by HTC any editing will cause a security violation. In order to perm root you need to edit system partition.

Bootloader prevents you from changing your system partition, recovery partition, and boot partition.

So you need to unlock bootloader or turn security off "s-off"

Any micro sd is ok.
[HTC EVO 3D] ThunderOKC:
I'm gonna get that brand battery for the S3 when the store gets them. They also partner with T-Mobile, so I hope the S3 will be with T-Mobe service towers.