2.14 Hboot Flash Error

cajer · Jul 24, 2013

I was attempting to update my phone to hboot 2.14 and I downloaded the third hboot file found here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2156686

However when flashing the file I get the error "Failed (remote: 32 header error)". I re-downloaded the file, and it still failed. I think the file maybe corrupt is that possible? If so does anyone have any hboot 2.14 file that I can download? I have an AT&T HTC One X.

Heisenberg · Jul 24, 2013

For what reason are you trying to change the hboot?

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RollTribe · Jul 24, 2013

1. You are s-off, right?
2. If you're trying to upgrade for the 3.4 kernel AOSP ROMs then you'd better think again.... You'll have to run the full RUU (BE SURE YOU'RE S-OFF).

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cajer · Jul 24, 2013

RollTribe said:
1. You are s-off, right?
2. If you're trying to upgrade for the 3.4 kernel AOSP ROMs then you'd better think again.... You'll have to run the full RUU (BE SURE YOU'RE S-OFF).

Sent from my evita

I am s-off. I was accidentally flashing the .img file instead of the zip. However when I flashed the zip file the process was stuck on "(bootloader) zip info parsing..." and has been for 10 minutes. Is it ok to force stop the process? What should I do now?

RollTribe · Jul 24, 2013

cajer said:
I am s-off. I was accidentally flashing the .img file instead of the zip. However when I flashed the zip file the process was stuck on "(bootloader) zip info parsing..." and has been for 10 minutes. Is it ok to force stop the process? What should I do now?

After 10 minutes, I don't know what other option there is, but it seems pretty dangerous especially since you're dealing with hboots which, to put it simply, control whether or not your phone turns on (as well as other things).

Anyone have a better solution?

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cajer · Jul 24, 2013

RollTribe said:
After 10 minutes, I don't know what other option there is, but it seems pretty dangerous especially since you're dealing with hboots which, to put it simply, control whether or not your phone turns on (as well as other things).

Anyone have a better solution?

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So I went ahead and pressed control-c. However now when I tell it to erase cache it fails, and trying to flash again makes fastboot crash. Any advice?

RollTribe · Jul 24, 2013

cajer said:
So I went ahead and pressed control-c. However now when I tell it to erase cache it fails, and trying to flash again makes fastboot crash. Any advice?

Reboot to recovery, and use the format cache option (not wipe dalvik) and try again.

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cajer · Jul 24, 2013

RollTribe said:
Reboot to recovery, and use the format cache option (not wipe dalvik) and try again.

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"Fastboot reboot" returns

"rebooting...

finished. total time: 0.551s"

Then the phone stays on the same screen as before. Hold power button?

RollTribe · Jul 24, 2013

cajer said:
"Fastboot reboot" returns

"rebooting...

finished. total time: 0.551s"

Then the phone stays on the same screen as before. Hold power button?

If nothing else works, that's you're only option, so I would.

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cuteyr · Mar 13, 2014

RollTribe said:
If nothing else works, that's you're only option, so I would.

Sent from my evita

Did anyone find a solution?

Heisenberg · Mar 14, 2014

A solution for what exactly?

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