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I did not find a resolution to the "fastboot oem lock" command. I was able to run the rebootRUU command without errors. The error was due to my not capitalizing RUU in "rebootRUU." Anyone know why "fastboot oem lock" ends with failure?

I am trying to install firmware. I started with an HTC-Dev unlocked S-ON rooted stock HTC M8 (non-HK). On the command line: 1. C:\Users\Murad.Eagle\AppData\Local\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools>fastboot oem lock ... (bootloader) [PGFS] partition_update_pgfs: pg1fs_security (bootloader)...

I had a similar problem a few years ago. My phone screen would turn off on its own. I would then have to restart it Finally I noticed that the Orange charge LED would not show when plugged in to a power source. When plugged in to a source the Orange LED showed for a moment, then turned off...

Sorry, mixup! Correction noted, perform RUU after Firmware...I was using Vcek's corrections not realizing he had fixed my misordering. So Thanks Vcek and Captain for keeping me straight. Also, thanks Dopy25 for pointing out that I cannot use the HK add-on if I am S-On. I did not know that...

Thanks! I will Flash TWRP after (Step 3) installing the firmware.

I have been reading the M8 RUU and BadBoyz ROM threads. Are the following steps correct to install the latest BadBoyz ROM on a Sprint HTC ONE M8 non-HK? S-On Rooted Stock Android 5.0.2 HTC Sense Version 6.0 Kernel Version 3.4.0--g701a60f [email protected] #1 SMP PREEMPT Baseband Version 1.09.20.0209...

Must be a dummy, but here are the steps I had to take to get it to work: 1) update twrp 2) relock bootloader 4) fastboot oem rebootRUU 5) on black screen fastboot flash zip firmware.zip [flash 6.20.651.3 signed full firmware] 6) HTC dev unlock bootloader 7) reinstall twrp again  change rom name...

In Boot Configuration, I changed the animation and audio file name. In Shutdown Configuration, I changed the image_png filename. I added the new files to the /system/customize/resource directory and left the original spcs and audio files there as well. I am on Stock Rom, rooted. Sent from my...

Perms were set as SU in adb shell using Chmod 644 and verified using ls -la. I believe the files also matched because I left the spcs files in and added files according to those edited in the default.xml. Sent from my 831C using XDA Free mobile app

Ok, but I have added and/or changed files to the /system/customize/resource directory only to have the original directory contents restored. This has happened while working in the adb shell with a sudden reboot of the phone as well as rebooting after adding new files and a new default.xml in...

I think you need to be S-Off for these changes to take effect. Might be a good idea to update the OP with that as a prerequisite. Sent from my 831C using XDA Free mobile app

Solved! Disregard last reply. I solved by: 1. Booting into Stock Recovery (Vol Up + Power + Home) and Factory Data Wipe/Reset. 2. Everything works on boot! Thanks for all the help guys. What a relief...I will update if any problems are seen later.

Boot Loop after root66 UVBMD1 1. Checked bootloader by going into Download Mode (Vol Down, Power, Home) and did not see Know anywhere. 2. I downloaded root66_TMO_T889UVBMD1.7z. 3. Installed using Odin after checking MD5 checksum. Now the phone goes into a loop. It displays the Samsung...

How do I know which version of boot loader is running? I am currently on CM 11 Nightly. Then which root66 T-Mobile ROM should I flash using Odin? I did not understand the Mobilicity, Videotron, etc., ROMs. Sent from my SPH-D710 using xda app-developers app

Procedures used to root and clarification The link to the root method I used: galaxynote2root dot com galaxy-note-2-root how-to-root-galaxy-note-2-easiest-method I only used ROM manager when I was unable to boot into Recovery after using the above procedure. ROM manager was used only to...