[Tutorial][Marvelc]How To Solve Common Marvelc Issues

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Marvelc Problem Solving

We all have problems with our Marvelc, so why isn't there a guide for it? There is.

If you're having issues, check out my guide at http://teamblueridge.com/marvelc-problem-solving/ for how to fix the most common issues.

You don't have to live with a hard-to-manage Marvelc anymore.

Changelog:
May 24, 2012 10:12 PM EDT
Added a link to vbhtt's tutorial for solving different brick types.

July 19, 2012 8:04 AM EDT
Revised guide to say that all Marvelc HBOOTs can be S-OFF'd.

August 7, 2012 3:48 PM EDT
Revised to say how to fix <remote: not allowed>
Explain issues with Three-Vibe Brick

August 7, 2012 4:59 PM EDT
Link to guide on Team BlueRidge site.

Three Vibe Brick
So far, no 100% guaranteed method has been found to cure the infamous three-vibe brick. Your phone is presently in Qualcomm Diagnostics Mode

I have posted a tutorial to unbrick a wfs, and i also posted how to get out of the three vibe brick. I don't know if it really works (because i don't have a marvelc) but a user has reported it working.

Originally Posted by vbhtt

I have posted a tutorial to unbrick a wfs, and i also posted how to get out of the three vibe brick. I don't know if it really works (because i don't have a marvelc) but a user has reported it working.

I apologize. I heard that in some cases, not even that could fix it. I meant to say that there is not a fix that works in 100% of scenarios (my three-vibe could not be rectified without the use of JTAG, which I did not want to get into here.)

Originally Posted by kalaker

I apologize. I heard that in some cases, not even that could fix it. I meant to say that there is not a fix that works in 100% of scenarios (my three-vibe could not be rectified without the use of JTAG, which I did not want to get into here.)

There's no need to apologise my friend I was not trying to tell you that you are wrong, i was trying to help you!!!!

Originally Posted by vbhtt

There's no need to apologise my friend I was not trying to tell you that you are wrong, i was trying to help you!!!!

Oh! I understand that! I was just trying to provide a common method that I had read. I understand you weren't saying I was wrong. I was actually about to add something about your tutorial, but I had another project I was working on.

Yes, my goal is that this can be a place to help most Marvelc users solve most of their problems with as many alternatives as possible while still being fairly noob-friendly.

Thank you for reminding me of your tutorial as it slipped my mind while I was writing this in the beginning!

Hi I read your thread and I can some what understand it Hopefully you can shed some light on my situation My marvelc htc wfs is stuck at the white htc screen and won't go any farther I've flashed and reflashed roms ive always formatted data and other necessary items like I should. I did flash one rom that worked but wasn't happy with it, it worked fine but was going for cm7 now that I've read at least 100 posts I come to understand its not to reliable anyway and was just wanting anything to work stock rom would be great I understand I may need to update my CWM my current version is 5.0.2.6 I've read 5.0.2.8 was more stable for the wfs but I have no clue how to flash it when I currently have no rom on my phone. this is what my hboot says currently
***unlocked***
marvelc evt1 ship s-off RL
HBOOT-1.09.0000
Microp-0354
Radio-0.94.00.0824
Hopefully the info will help you out. any help would be so grateful thanks

Originally Posted by CoLlisiionZz

Hi I read your thread and I can some what understand it Hopefully you can shed some light on my situation My marvelc htc wfs is stuck at the white htc screen and won't go any farther I've flashed and reflashed roms ive always formatted data and other necessary items like I should. I did flash one rom that worked but wasn't happy with it, it worked fine but was going for cm7 now that I've read at least 100 posts I come to understand its not to reliable anyway and was just wanting anything to work stock rom would be great I understand I may need to update my CWM my current version is 5.0.2.6 I've read 5.0.2.8 was more stable for the wfs but I have no clue how to flash it when I currently have no rom on my phone. this is what my hboot says currently
***unlocked***
marvelc evt1 ship s-off RL
HBOOT-1.09.0000
Microp-0354
Radio-0.94.00.0824
Hopefully the info will help you out. any help would be so grateful thanks

What you need to do is download ClockWork Mod 5.0.2.8 from http://download.clockorkmod.com/reco....8-marvelc.img and then rename it to recovery.img. If you're on Windows, put it into the same directory as your ADB and fastboot commands. Next, you'll need to put your phone in fast boot mode. Go into HBOOT and choose "Fastboot" by scrolling with the volume keys and selecting with the power key.

Connect your phone to your computer.

Next, depending on the OS of your computer, launch Command Prompt (Windows) or Terminal (Linux/Mac). Navigate to the directory with recovery.img. Now type: fastboot flash recovery recovery.img and then power off your phone when it's done.

Now boot into recovery. Go to HBOOT and choose recovery. Now, get on your computer and find a ROM that you like (something fairly stable). Download it. Find Simon's super wipe. Download it.

Connect your phone to your computer (if you removed it earlier).

In recovery, scroll to Mounts and Storage. Go to USB Connect or something similar (it will be near the bottom). Then on your computer, place your desired rom and the super wipe. Remove the phone from your computer and choose "Go back" on your phone. Go back to the main menu.

Backup.

Flash the super wipe. Then flash your ROM.

Go back to the main menu and reboot.

Sent from my NookColor using XDA

Great!! thanks this seems legit I will try this as soon as I get to my PC uhm I have windows btw and have no clue how to put the cwm into my adb / fastboot directory but I will search more about it when possible thanks for your help

Well, if you're on Windows, you should have a directory like C:\Android\ or something like that.

If you're on a Mac just do:

fastboot flash recovery /path/to/recovery.img

If you want to have the file anywhere on Windows, you still need to have fastboot somewhere and then do the same command I just typed above.


For more instructions, follow the instructions in the guide under "I can't flash a custom recovery"