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Originally Posted by jae.farah
Thank You For The Quick Reply OMJ. I actually Tried That Prior To Posting My Last Post. But It also Didn't Work.. I Believe If You Continue To Read On That Thread The Instructions Were On You'll See That They Mention That It Doesn't Work any Different Than CWM . Unless I'm Missing Something On That Post.
I Wish I Had a Linux System So I Can Get Rid Of This Stupid S-On Crap..  I Honestly Preordered My Evo Lte allready But I Know That I'm Goin To Miss My 4g Being That I Live In Crappy Stockton Ca and We Have Really Good Coverage here With Wimax And Won't Be Getting LTE any Time Soon.. |
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Originally Posted by OMJ
@ jae.farah & @ Racincason, I believe your issue is related to hboot 1.50. I know 1.50 users need to follow different flashing instructions, see Karls post below to see if u are flashing correctly.
The limitation with HTC's unlock method is that the boot partition is not flashable from recovery. This means that Kernels and ROM's with custom kernels must be flashed from Fastboot. It's easy, just see the 2nd post for the guide.
How to Flash Any ROM or Kernel You Want
You can get recovery to flash kernels for you, you just have to have fastboot boot up recovery for you. It's very simple really, and thanks again go to Brandas for pointing it out. I'm just putting it here for everyone to use.
This method will allow you to simply flash any ROM you choose without extracting any boot.img's and worrying about flashing from recovery and then going to fastboot. It's kind of a one stop shop for all ur needs.
To do this, you need to have already followed the instructions in the first post. So you are rooted and have the necessary files for adb installed. You should also have your ROM or kernel of choice on ur sd card.
This is also assuming that the recovery.img you downloaded from the first post is still in your sdk tools folder. If it isn't, now is the time to put it back there.
Now, all you have to do is get back in ur command prompt from ur sdk tools folder and do,
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Once it says fastboot usb, you can do,
Code:
fastboot boot recovery.img
Now it will boot you into TWRP and you can flash whatever kernel you like, or just flash a ROM with a custom kernel already built in. It all works and everybody's happy. |
Hi OMJ, I have been using your ROM since the original WM Sprint Touch days. Big Fan.
I too am having having issue with getting the ICS ROM to work. Initially stuck at the HTC boot screen.
Then I followed the recommendation above, now I have twrp installed and done the
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
and
Code:
fastboot boot recovery.img
.
Reflashed rom, then clear dalvik cache reboot system.
First reboot i get the screen that optimize 68 applications.
After that it just stucks at reboots and reboots and reboots..
Please help me.
Bootloader screen
SHOOTER SC SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.50.0000
eMMC-boot
Aug 7 2011,10:21:40
TWRP v1.0.3