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[HTC One A9] Ebif_GSM:
Can you download from here ?

http://4pda.ru/forum/dl/post/7637441/recovery+1.56.401.70.img

http://4pda.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=725197&st=40#entry47144469

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Where ota file on the phone ? I did update software .
[HTC One A9] Ebif_GSM:
Please Help ...
[HTC One A9] amirinda:
Hello, i need stock recovery for HIA_AERO_UHL. I hawe ruu.zip, but not extract recovery file :(
[HTC One A9] amirinda:
luck guys, nobody has anything?
[HTC One A9] CSnowRules:
If you have an RUU or OTA file for your phone, you can extract the recovery yourself easily. See this thread: http://xdaforums.com/chef-central/android/tool-universal-htc-ruu-rom-decryption-t3382928

If you can't make that work, for whatever reason, and you still need help, you MUST post your CID and software version number. Nobody can provide the correct recovery without that information.
[HTC One A9] amirinda:
Ouuu, it is too much for me :)

My CID: HTC_034 and Software: 1.56.401.81

THANKS...
[HTC One A9] CSnowRules:
Here's the link for 1.56.401.70's recovery here. It's most likely fully compatible. If it isn't, please provide a link to the RUU or OTA of the software version you're using.
[HTC One A9] amirinda:
super, big thanks :)
[HTC One A9] KickMeElmo:
EDIT: Nothing to see here, I'm an idjit.
[HTC One A9] revcp:
A bit of an old thread, but I'm hoping someone might have recovery.img for Sprint HTC One A9, cid: SPCS_001, MID: 2PQ930000
[HTC One A9] JohnRogers23:
You can extract it yourself with the RUU Decrypt tool.

https://xdaforums.com/chef-central/android/tool-universal-htc-ruu-rom-decryption-t3382928
[HTC One A9] revcp:
I saw the tool, but the directions are a bit cryptic for my skill level.
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
Download Tool.

Download A9 Nougat keyfile from Post #5 in thread, extract bin file from zip and place in bin/keyfiles.

Download RUU.

Drop RUU file onto Tool executable.

???? (magic happens)

Profit!

Also, for everyone looking for stock recovery - you don't *really* need it. If you're rooted, you can capture the OTA file and extract stock recovery from the included firmware, OR you can let TWRP install the OTA for you and flash the OTA firmware manually. Neither way requires an original stock recovery ;).
[HTC One A9] revcp:
Thank you. I was headed out on a backpack trip when you replied and didn't return till last night.

I had no idea it was as simple as dropping the RUU on the Tool exe. Now I'm a bit uncertain as how to proceed, as I'm thinking I need to flash a rom in zip form or, alternatively, flash a firmware zip. Output contains a romzip file, but inside is just a txt file, no rom.zip at all. And the firmware is all in an unzipped folder, so how would I flash that? Thanks for handholding me through this.
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
I thought you just wanted stock recovery? It's right there in the firmware folder. Just fastboot flash it.
[HTC One A9] revcp:
Yep. Turns out that was insufficient. I had thought it was TWRP and unlocked bootloader that was keeping me from installing the ota or the RUU.exe from Sprint. So I installed the recovery extracted from the RUU.exe and relocked the bootloader. Still no go. Turns out, at least according to https://xdaforums.com/one-a9/general/wip-ruu-htc-one-a9-t3240344, that the nougat firmware is somehow required so the installation doesn't stall and abort.
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
Well relocking was unnecessary. Are you S-OFF? If not, you'll need the firmware from the Sprint OTA, and then you can run the RUU and it'll install fine.

If you are S-OFF, you can simply zip up the contents of the firmware folder from the decrypt tool and fastboot flash it. I'd recommend going S-OFF if you can.
[HTC One A9] revcp:
I'm S-ON. I understand going S-OFF requires purchase of a $25 tool. Guess I don't want the update that badly. The GA are not as simple as they used to be!
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
It does require $25, yes, but it's as simple as installing an app and it does all the work for you.

If you can get your hands on the OTA firmware you wouldn't even need S-OFF to update. Did you say that your device has received it, but it won't install? If so, you can pull it directly from your device, and then install it.
[HTC One A9] revcp:
I've been unable to find an ota online or saved on my phone. I have been able to isolate the zip within the RUU through looking in my temp file while running the program, but I have two issues. One, I'm assuming it's encrypted, and two, I'm not sure whether it has a firmware zoo in it.
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
Is your phone prompting you to install an OTA? If it is, you can pull it once it downloads. But you'll need to unlock and root for that to be an option. First try to download it, and choose "Install later" and then we can find the file on your device.
[HTC One A9] revcp:
Sorry to be slow in getting back to you. I was out of town for a week. I'm now unlocked, rooted and running HIA_AERO_WHL_M60_SENSE7GP_SPCS_MR_Sprint_WWE_1.60.651.4_ROOTED_DEODEXED.

I am being prompted the dl the OTA, and with same result as before, i.e. it dies when TWRP opens.

What's my next step?
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
You can't install an OTA while on a custom ROM. You'd need to either restore your stock system image backup and stock recovery to take the OTA, or just flash the firmware from the OTA and then the RUU from the update directly.
[HTC One A9] revcp:
Well, in the past I was unable to flash the OTA with the stock recovery (although one of my issues was and is finding the stock recovery--XDA used to be easier to navigate for those things), so I was hoping to see a custom nougat zip for sprint, something I've not been able to find.

So, how do I "flash the firmware from the OTA and then the RUU from the update directly"? And, two more questions: can I do that without being S-OFF? After doing all that can I get back to stock and locked if in the future I trade my phone back in to sprint for an upgrade?

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And, actually, I do have another question. I see that you have the HTC 10. Is it enough better than the A9 that I should just hold onto the A9 as is for a couple months till I'm due an upgrade, or should I try and make the A9 into what I'd like for it to be?
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
Requirements:

Windows PC

File Explorer with root access

Notes:

If you already have working fastboot on your PC and/or have run an RUU previously with success, you can skip the C++ and Sync Manager downloads/installs.

None of these tasks require S-OFF to complete. Because the firmware and RUU are signed, they will install fine on an S-ON device.

You can only get your device to "RELOCKED" status, not back to "LOCKED". But that shouldn't be a problem if trading it in.

Downloads:

Nougat RUU (2.18.651.2)

2008 Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable (x86)

HTC Sync Manager

Finding/Installing OTA zip firmware

If your phone has downloaded the OTA zip, you can typically find it using a File Explorer with root access (Root Explorer and Solid Explorer work fine). The file is typically found under /data/data/com.htc.updater/files. Copy that file to your SD card and extract the contents. Inside will be a firmware.zip file. You'll need to rename that to 2PQ9IMG.zip, place it on the root of your external SD card, and boot into Download mode to flash it - that will prepare your device for the Nougat RUU. Once that flash completes, your device will likely need to be shut down. Hold the Volume Down button while pressing the power button to turn the device back on, and then release just the Power button so that your device boots up into Download mode. Cancel the install, and then connect the device to a Windows PC to run the RUU.

Running the RUU

Your PC needs to have the 2008 Microsoft Visual C++ Redistributable for x86 installed for the RUU Wizard to properly run. You also need to have the latest HTC Drivers installed. The easiest way to install the drivers is to install HTC Sync Manager. Once Sync Manager is installed, uninstall it immediately (unless you actually want to use it?), and the drivers will remain. Running the RUU is as simple as downloading the file and double-clicking it to run. Depending on the speed and OS of your PC, the file may take a while to open. Be patient. Once you click through the RUU, the installation occurs, and when complete, the device will reboot automatically.

P.S. There's no comparison between the A9 and the 10. The 10 is an awesome, beautiful and powerful device. I'd recommend it to anyone. I even got my mom to get one :).
[HTC One A9] revcp:
Thanks. All looks good and simple. Can't find the OTA on my phone, however. With Root Explorer I steer to /storage/emulated/0/Android/data/com.huc.updater/files an it's empty. That seems the only logical place for it.

Sorry, my mistake. Found it. Thanks!

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Success! You sir, are a genius. Thanks so much for the step by step. Now just waiting for it to get past the HTC screen on boot. How long should that take?

Sounds like a 10 might have to be in my future.
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
It has to re-encrypt your device, so it'll take a while.
[Galaxy Note II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] PoisonNinja:
Is there a cm13 build for n7105? I understand that there is a version for n7100, but it obviously won't work on mine.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Accessories] jhonyrod:
Given that I haven't seen anyone comment on their experience with this headset (or even mentioning buying them for that matter) I thought that it would be a good idea to share mine, and maybe answer any questions I can before buying your own.

First of all, the build quality is amazing, they have a pleasing matte finish, the earplugs are sturdy and fit snugly and the cable is thick.

Audio quality...TBD, my µSD is dying and I'm waiting for my new one to arrive (SanDisk Extreme Pro 64 GB) before putting any music on my device, will try with some podcasts or Spotify later on, but I really want to test this headset with some lossless tracks. I should be able to just use them with my PC, but I'm quite ill right now and I don't like the idea of getting out of bed and into the cold Also, I wouldn't be able to use them with the DNC.

Now, about that DNC... it seems off, I put a blank FM station and some spoken word on a rusty stereo system and activated the noise cancellation, with and without sound playing. It seems like the amplitude of the anti-noise is poorly calibrated, as, when there's no sound playing from my device, noise seems louder that without DNC. Perhaps it's because the only preset that works is the NC31EM and there's no preset for this one. With sound playback, the difference is minute; noise sounds a little like coming from an AM radio in any "noise environment" (the DNC profile).

I've got to mention that I'm running fw version 23.4.A.1.264, SLiM 4.4, with the removed packages re-added and with locked bootloader.

I really hope that Sony adds a proper preset for this headset in the MM update, or that this is a fluke in this specific firmware. In the meantime I'll keep on testing them and updating you guys (if you do desire). I hope this information has been useful to you.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Accessories] Saaber:
I'll definitely be curious to see if Sony releases an update to properly support those earphones. I almost bought a pair on a recent trip to Japan, but now I'm glad I didn't.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Accessories] jhonyrod:
Well this was just my experience, people in the Xperia forums say that it works fine… I'm guessing it is the firmware's fault.
[Xperia Z3 Compact Accessories] dd23:
I just got the MDR-NC750 and am also somewhat disappointed by the DNC feature. Those are my first DNC headphones and I don't have anything to compare the effect to, but I thought the noice cancelling would work much better.

I have a Z5 compact that offers a separate DNC profile for the NC750, that I have selected. I played around with the three profiles (airplane, bus, office) but the outcome wasn't so good. When I turn on DNC surrounding noise is slightly dampened. The low frequencies are pretty effectively blocked (great on an airplane, I guess), but high frequencies are almost not blocked at all. I tested the earphones with a TV/radio running in the background and some chatter of some people and could always here a lot more than I expected. Both mics are working as expected for sound recording, so that's not the problem.

Now I'm not sure if that's a bug or a feature, but can anyone with other NC earphones or the NC750s tell me how good they block higher frequencies and people talking in the background? Am I expecting too much? I already read that high frequencies are harder to block with active noise cancelling, but I thought that it would work a bit better.

Other than that they feel good, the sound is great, but the NC feature could be better, I think.
[Palm Treo 750] JRWO:
Hi all, does anyone know of an application that will allow call recording?
[Palm Treo 750] JmJ17:
Have you tried VITO AudioNotes o Resco Audio Recorder?
[Android General] dafas:
Hello every 1.

I need information any kind now.

I'm stuck and walking in circles.

My device isn't best wit support but it's the 1st one I'm trying to repair and spend too much time to leave it unfinished

My device: Huawei G740-L00 (not youmo)

My problem:

I'w updated from B176(NEEU) to B178(WEU)

I remember I used force upgrade, didn't know about regions

(because few months ago I had no idea what is ROM, nor recovery, ??bootloader?wtf is boot?? ) -total-noob-

Result:

Sure-->GSM, LTE, WCDMA - LOST. Wi-fi & gps - OK.

Standard upgrades dload/update.app - fails

B178 (NEEU) version doesn't exist

Impossible downgrade, stock device

I can only upgrade the same update.app B178(WEU) & ofc it doesn't change anything.

extra: (still not sure what to do with this info)

-DCunlocker: shows version B165. maybe it was my stock ROM and I did upgrades B165>B1xx>B178, else B165>B178

& my original S/N

-Phone shows B178 & wrong S/N

So that is done:

-Rooted

-Unlocked Bootloader(DC-unlocker was best solution after all huawey supports)

-Flashed CWM recovery

Solutions in progress:

1. Easiest would be to get update.zip with original firmware. Install via cwm and then upgrade via sdcard to version for my region(NEEU).

///Didn't find any, so skipped after few days.

2.Extract firmware region. I need: update.app-->Use something like: split_uppdata(or HuaweiUpdateExtractor-if it's not for MTK?? My device Qualcom based )to get .iso files and try luck to flash with ADB etc. (if possible)

/somehow it doesn't look like good idea, I think there r many missing files after extracting and i have no idea what exactly I need. So:

2.1.Use Ext4imgUnpacker on .iso files extracted-> to validate ?somehow? what files r missing in boot,system,cust,recovery etc...

--------Here I stopped----------

///It seemed something wrong at all, even if I can check what files r missing and if I really need it, I can't repack (?solutions?)

3.Flash something like radio.iso(modem) from original firmware I need. Does it have to do something with RIL files?

I was digging deeper & deeper & surfing all the web about anything what can help me & I found samsung guide how to create .iso using odin

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1777579

then searching something like that on my device I found shortcuts:

---->/dev/block/platform/msm_sdcc.1/by-name

modem (?maybe CDMA MODEM)

/dev/block/mmcblk0p13

modemst1 (?maybe LTE_MODEM)

/dev/block/mmcblk0p10

modemst2 (?maybe LTE_MODEM2)

/dev/block/mmcblk0p11

Maybe it would be enough 4 me?

BUT I have:

+Terminal

+Cygwin

-Huawei doesn't have Odin.

-------Here I stopped again-------

I really need to find people with my device. But I think any advanced android user can help me. Most of old users of G740 doesn't seem like to use it anymore. 4 me it's my 1st android repair. I must repair it, because like I said 2 months ago I didn't know what is ROM, and spent too much time researching this all.

Any info might help:good:
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oaklands:
I've noticed since upgrading that when I bring up my task manager to show my background apps I have to touch the app I want to go to 2 times instead of 1 time like I did previously. Is anyone else having this issue?
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MyGoul:
A single touch is required for me on MM as it was on LP.
[X Style (Pure) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Oaklands:
I played with it some more and seems the sensitivity is not as good after the update. I have to press a bit harder to get it to work the upgrade.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] carlost24:
So I am currently in possession of a Verizon branded S6 edge+ which I am planning to use with TMo, as far as the XDA community I've seen this subsection as well as subsections for the different carries ex. TMo S6 edge+, Verizon S6 edge+ etc I was wondering what the difference was, also was wondering which ssection, my guess is the Verizon subsection as the phone's innards are specific to Verizon's version but I'm just asking before I get Into the rooting (rather be safe than sorry)

Also has any one else done this? Is there any discrepancy with the signal or anything else?

Any help would greatly be appreciated, thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] phiftyopz:
You can't root the Verizon variant of the Edge +. It's impossible. KNOX will hard brick the phone if it detects the /system partition is modified in any way.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] carlost24:
Got it, thank you for the prompt response
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] carlost24:
Please delete thread, thank you
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] LaosPerson:
The thread could possibly stay, the next thing that should be answered is, how well does it work on tmobile's network
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] ChadH42:
I don't think it will work. T-Mobile uses GSM technology and Verizon uses CDMA.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] byteless:
working absolutely fine.

Only issue is Verizon S6 edge+ doesn't not use Band 12 which TMobile uses.

So in other words, if you using DATA and phone call comes in, you will loose data, once phone call drop your data is back again.

and you can use 4G not LTE on tmobile network.

Thats my experience.

Thanks,
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] LaosPerson:
Oh so basically only hspa
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] byteless:
yes, and that drops to none when voice call initiate.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] GrndSers-Rcng:
I have the phone on my hand with a t-mobile sim card on it and it doesn't work... how did you get it to work on tmobile?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] syager1981:
Did you add T-Mobile's APN in the settings?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] byteless:
All I did is added the Tmobile APN settings to get my data back, but my voice call works as soon as I put the SIM card IN.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] GrndSers-Rcng:
Hmm that's really weird... I've tried everything and nothing... If I put the verizon sim it picks up signal bit if I put the tmobile one I get no signal at all... I have the tmobile apn set and everything but nothing happens... Can you tell me what build number you have on your edge+?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] syager1981:
Right now I have AOJ2. The updates for me anyways, have to be done manually. I get both wifi and t-mobile 4G service. What t-mobile APN are you using? I have the fast.t-mobile.com one set.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] nj12nets:
Does the tmobile sim your using work in any other phones for tmobile or any other. You may need to reactivate the tmobile sim because all verizon phones come with the gsm part unlocked for voice from Verizon so If the sim is valid it should work on voice right away.

Check your advanced calling settings. Im on vzw so i use the advanced calling option for hd voice and hd video over 4g lte so you might have to disable that. Also is the sim card your using work in tmobile lte service or just 3g?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] Toysoulja84:
To date has anyone figured out a way to root the Verizon variant of the s6 edge+? I'm currently using on net10 with android 5.1.1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] phiftyopz:
It's impossible. KNOX prevents root. Locked bootloader. Even if you enable "OEM Unlock" in developer options, it still bricks the device and tells you that you warranty is void and you need to buy a new phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] Toysoulja84:
Really... that sucks!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] warriorpluto:
I know this is old, but you sir have been lying under a rock for the past four years?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+] luke1985:
Wifi Calling

Can I get wifi calling to work with the Verizon brand s6 with an tmobile sim card?
[Sony Xperia M2] XDA Visitor:
Hi so I'm on holiday and I took my phone to the beach I never took it in the water just left it in my bag as I was about to leave the beach I noticed that the phone had sand all over it I then washed it a little after I washed it like 10 minutes when o got to my hotel I left my phone on my bed and when u came out I tried to use it and seen the screen was blank I then tried everything then it switched on and got stuck on the blue boot loading page I decided to leave it for a while until the battery drains so like nw when it's drained n I puts it on the charger I don't know if it's charging it won't go on at all even with volume keys but haven't tried the computer recovery tool will it work or Wat else could work
[Sony Xperia M2] Saber:
Hi,

Thanks for using XDA assist.

Even though your phone is IP65 and IP68 rated, did you make sure that all ports and covers are firmly closed (mentioned in Sony website)? For more specialized help, your thread will be moved to the Xperia M2 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting forum. There are experts there who can help you out. Please note that in order to respond to any replies, you need to create a XDA account.

Good Luck! - gsstudios
[Blu Pure XL] ShanethP:
I accidentally flashed TWRP to my boot partition, not my recovery partition. I googled how to flash stuff, and alas, googled wrong. I used the thread on this forum to get the twrp and SuperSU.zip.

Now when I boot my phone, I get the TeamWin TWRP, not my OS.

What should I do next?

Is there a way to get the original boot.img for the phone?

Thanks!
[Blu Pure XL] dexterxx:
Did you tried to flash that http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64250021&postcount=163 OR http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64253022&postcount=166 that?
[Blu Pure XL] acheron1502:
He fixed by flashing the BLU_BOOT_0.img from my post 163.
[Blu Pure XL] BabySquee:
Can you please post how you fixed this problem. I am currently having the exact same problem. I am at a loss on how to fix it. This is the first post I found that is the exact same problem I am having. Unfortunately I did not download the twrp and SuperSU by accident.
[Blu Pure XL] BabySquee:
Can you post a link to the post 163 you mentioned please.
[Blu Pure XL] tbirdguy:
https://xdaforums.com/pure-xl/help/guide-unbrick-softbricked-blu-pure-xl-t3371981

1. read the thread (Yes I know its LONG)

2. learn to use SP Flash Tool

3. ????

4. Profit

https://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=66747073&postcount=51
[Blu Pure XL] BabySquee:
That is exactly what I did. Thank you [MENTION=2360894]tbirdguy[/MENTION]. BTW I have come to love SP Flash Tool.
[Blu Pure XL] BobieJamJoe:
I too accidentally flashed TWRP to boot. I solved it by pressing on wipe and then performing a factory reset. Then, I connected my phone to my PC and copied boot.img onto my phone. When it finished copying, I pressed on install in the TWRP home screen, pressed on the img button and selected the boot.img that I copied over. When it was done flashing, I rebooted my phone. I thought I had ended up just bricking my phone, but after a couple minutes my phone went to the setup screen.

boot.img for Nexus and Pixel-developers.google.com/android/images