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Re: Rooting and Flashing EVO Instructions for super n00b's on PC's ***Videos Included
1) Take the evo-recovery.zip file and extract the contents to the C: DRIVE.
So you should have a folder on C that says, C:\evo-recovery DONE 2) If you haven't done so before, install HTC Sync. If you have the phone connected as a disk drive, one of the folders is called HTC Sync and you can find the file there. Or you can download a newer version from HTC. DONE 3) Now disconnect and reconnect your phone selecting HTC Sync this time. DONE 4) On your pc, hit the Windows Key + R to bring up a run window. DONE 5) Type "cmd" and hit {ENTER} (no quotes) DONE 6) In the new command window that opened, type the following, cd\ {ENTER} cd evo-recovery {ENTER} Now you'll be at the C:\evo-recovery> DONE 7) Type "adb-windows reboot recovery" {ENTER} (no quotes) Your phone will reboot and be in the recovery screen. Looks like a black screen w/ an EVO and an /!\ DONE 8} On your PC, go to My Computer and navigate to the evo-recovery folder. Which should be c:\evo-recovery. Inside are a series of files. For Windows XP, double-click "recovery-windows.bat." (If you're running Windows Vista or Windows 7, right-click it first and choose "Run as administrator") then double click it. Now wait while it does what it needs to do. When it's finish, you'll be on a screen that says, "Android system recovery" in yellow letters at the very top. This is where i get error: device not found can anyone help me? |
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EDIT:Thanks again Fast!! I'm am up and running OMJ's latest with the new radio to boot. You rock Brotha!! Now where can I get me one of those Droid necklace/keychain thingies you were twirling around? :) :occasion5: |
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I did not pay attention and wiped the "cache" not the "dalvik-cache" before loading OKJ v1.2. I spent all day yesterday installing and setting everything up like I wanted it. Everything seems fine. Should I re-install everything and go back and wipe everything to include dalvik-cache?
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Just wanted to say Thanks for giving use the correct commands to make this work. I love how some drop the ball and never look back. Thanks. Your post should be stickied and the other should be deleted.
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I'm picking up my EVO today, and here's my honest question. I have nothing against rooting, as I was a ROM addict on WinMo, but is this ROM that everyone uses stable enough for me to root now for it? Or should I just enjoy stock for awhile?
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Also, if you're concerned about the stability of the custom roms, there is a rooted version of the official rom. No changes made to it but it allows you to install a new radio and use Wifi tethering. |
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