Unable to Flash Custom Rom using Hasson 2000's Tool on HTC one (M7)

Infoseye · Apr 2, 2014

Hello everyone,

I bought an HTC one off ebay, having in mind I would flash custom rom on the device which I prefer for obvious reasons. But each time I open Hasson2000 Tool to get ID token I get this error in command prompt below:

*daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
*daemon started successfully *
'error: device offline

I have tried searching for solutions but I cant get one to actually fix my own issue, I do know the HTC bootloader has been unlocked and rooted because I can boot to bootloader menu, boot to recovery mode and on top on the screen it says *****TAMPERED***** just below it says ***UNLOCKED*** I figured the previous owner tried locking bootloader before selling it off.

I noticed other commands dont work like reboot device on the tool probably because of that error or my htc is not recognised am not sure. am running Windows 8.1 Pro on my laptop.

What I have done so far

Rebooted phone several times
Rebooted my laptop several times
Unplugged and plugged in usb cable
Used different usb ports it recognises my htc because I can view my SD card or transfer files between laptop and phone.

Please guys I neeed your help with this, thanks.

Infoseye · Apr 2, 2014

WOW over 52 views and not a single reply thanks heart breaking

Boachti · Apr 2, 2014

Infoseye said:
WOW over 52 views and not a single reply thanks heart breaking

try this
first relock the bootloader
"fastboot oem lock"
and then go to htcdev.com/bootloader and follow the steps to unlock it again

Infoseye · Apr 3, 2014

Boachti said:
try this
first relock the bootloader
"fastboot oem lock"
and then go to htcdev.com/bootloader and follow the steps to unlock it again

Okay I will give it a try and tell you the out come.

Boachti · Apr 3, 2014

Infoseye said:
Okay I will give it a try and tell you the out come.

ok

Infoseye · Apr 3, 2014

Boachti said:
ok

Okay I have locked and relocked Bootloader, installed custom recovery. So what do I do now?

Infoseye · Apr 3, 2014

I got an OTA update from HTC for WIFI fix, I could not update via recovery it gave an error is it because the bootloader is locked?

Infoseye · Apr 3, 2014

Am on Kitkat 4.4.2, S-ON,TWRP,4.19.401.9, HTC_001 please how do I just restore it to original HTC stock not custom ROM?

Boachti · Apr 3, 2014

Infoseye said:
I got an OTA update from HTC for WIFI fix, I could not update via recovery it gave an error is it because the bootloader is locked?

now unlock it again
go to htcdev.com/bootloader

Infoseye · Apr 3, 2014

Boachti said:
now unlock it again
go to htcdev.com/bootloader

I have unlocked it again its now unlocked, right now I just want to go back to original stock so that I can get updates official updates from HTC but unfortunately I dont have a copy of stock rom since I bought it off ebay already rooted.

zelendel · Apr 3, 2014

Infoseye said:
I have unlocked it again its now unlocked, right now I just want to go back to original stock so that I can get updates official updates from HTC but unfortunately I dont have a copy of stock rom since I bought it off ebay already rooted.

Depending on the carrier the device was made for and the one you use, OTA updates may not be an option. If it is a carrier device then updates will be pushed OTA from the OG carrier. IF you use a different carrier then you wont get OTA. And to be honest they are over rated and cause more issues then anything else.

Infoseye · Apr 3, 2014

zelendel said:
Depending on the carrier the device was made for and the one you use, OTA updates may not be an option. If it is a carrier device then updates will be pushed OTA from the OG carrier. IF you use a different carrier then you wont get OTA. And to be honest they are over rated and cause more issues then anything else.

Its unbranded HTC One unlocked its not locked to any carrier, so are you saying I cant go back to a stock or use a nand backup from this forum. I have found alot of topics but the procedures are abit confusing can you direct me a link or thread that can directing on how to flash a custom rom on my HTC?

alray · Apr 3, 2014

Infoseye said:
Hello everyone,

I bought an HTC one off ebay, having in mind I would flash custom rom on the device which I prefer for obvious reasons. But each time I open Hasson2000 Tool to get ID token I get this error in command prompt below:

*daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
*daemon started successfully *
'error: device offline

I have tried searching for solutions but I cant get one to actually fix my own issue, I do know the HTC bootloader has been unlocked and rooted because I can boot to bootloader menu, boot to recovery mode and on top on the screen it says *****TAMPERED***** just below it says ***UNLOCKED*** I figured the previous owner tried locking bootloader before selling it off.

I noticed other commands dont work like reboot device on the tool probably because of that error or my htc is not recognised am not sure. am running Windows 8.1 Pro on my laptop.

What I have done so far

Rebooted phone several times
Rebooted my laptop several times
Unplugged and plugged in usb cable
Used different usb ports it recognises my htc because I can view my SD card or transfer files between laptop and phone.

Please guys I neeed your help with this, thanks.

What about using the command prompt instead of a toolkit? No disrespect to Hasson2000, but toolkits aren't ideal imo

In most cases, ''device offline'' is caused by an outdated version of the android sdk or a bad usb cable/usb port (btw use usb 2.0 ports).

Also in windows devices manager, your phone must be listed as Android usb device ---> My HTC. If not, you have drivers issue.

If your phone still boot normally, just copy the rom inside the sdcard, reboot in recovery and install it. I will highly suggest you make sure adb and fastboot works correctly before as they will be required if something goes wrong when installing the custom rom. Also make a nandroid backup of your current config before flashing the rom and make a copy of that backup on your computer.

Infoseye · Apr 3, 2014

alray said:
What about using the command prompt instead of a toolkit? No disrespect to Hasson2000, but toolkits aren't ideal imo

In most cases, ''device offline'' is caused by an outdated version of the android sdk or a bad usb cable/usb port (btw use usb 2.0 ports).

Also in windows devices manager, your phone must be listed as Android usb device ---> My HTC. If not, you have drivers issue.

If your phone still boot normally, just copy the rom inside the sdcard, reboot in recovery and install it. I will highly suggest you make sure adb and fastboot works correctly before as they will be required if something goes wrong when installing the custom rom. Also make a nandroid backup of your current config before flashing the rom and make a copy of that backup on your computer.

Well actually I used command prompt since the Hasson2000 tool did not work, Yes my HTC displays under device manager when plugged in. I think its my adb that is out of date.

How do I update my adb?

alray · Apr 3, 2014

Infoseye said:
Well actually I used command prompt since the Hasson2000 tool did not work, Yes my HTC displays under device manager when plugged in. I think its my adb that is out of date.

How do I update my adb?

what is the output of

Code:

adb version

?

Infoseye · Apr 3, 2014

alray said:
what is the output of

Code:

adb version

?

I dont undertsand what you mean by adb version, how do find out the version am a newbie to all this stuff

alray · Apr 3, 2014

Infoseye said:
I dont undertsand what you mean by adb version, how do find out the version am a newbie to all this stuff

open a cmd prompt from your adb/fastboot folder and type ''adb version'' and hit enter.

Infoseye · Apr 3, 2014

alray said:
what is the output of

Code:

adb version

?

C:\adb>adb version
Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.26 what do I do next?

alray · Apr 3, 2014

Infoseye said:
C:\adb>adb version
Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.26 what do I do next?

1.0.26 is outdated.

Go here and download the sdk.

Infoseye · Apr 3, 2014

alray said:
1.0.26 is outdated.

Go here and download the sdk.

I downloaded another Android Debug Bridge version 1.0.31

Unable to Flash Custom Rom using Hasson 2000's Tool on HTC one (M7)

Senior Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Senior Member

Inactive Recognized Contributor

Senior Member

Inactive Recognized Contributor

Senior Member

Inactive Recognized Contributor

Senior Member

Inactive Recognized Contributor

Senior Member

Similar threads

Top Liked Posts