[TUT] How to upgrade HOX with a RUU(hboot.img, etc..) after installed a custom rom

[brenopoubel]

do you have a custom kernel ?
did you flash the stock KERNEL ?

no, i didn't flashed stock kernel,

how can i do that?

extra problem, my phone freeze on play any music, any video.

This is the reason that i trying to install RUU.

 

[GabrielSousa]

no, i didn't flashed stock kernel,

how can i do that?

extra problem, my phone freeze on play any music, any video.

This is the reason that i trying to install RUU.

so, if you dont know how to flash a kernel, you didnt not flash a custom kernel, right ?

 

[brenopoubel]

so, if you dont know how to flash a kernel, you didnt not flash a custom kernel, right ?

Yes, but i don't know if roms i installed before was flashed kernel.

Eu realmente preciso de ajuda, você pode me ajudar no gtalk ?

Obrigado!

 

[GabrielSousa]

Yes, but i don't know if roms i installed before was flashed kernel.

Eu realmente preciso de ajuda, você pode me ajudar no gtalk ?

Obrigado!

since we dont have s-off, the only way to install a custom kernel is in fastboot with a command

 

[godutch]

just question but why do you need to flash a custom stock zip before locking the bootloader, isn't it possible to lock and then flash the ruu? what would happen if you have a custom Rom with the wrong cid installed?

 

[GabrielSousa]

just question but why do you need to flash a custom stock zip before locking the bootloader, isn't it possible to lock and then flash the ruu? what would happen if you have a custom Rom with the wrong cid installed?

with the bootloader locked you cant flash any custom rom.
its the ALL purpose of bootload locked, not letting custom roms to be flashed

 

[backfromthestorm]

I'm a bit confused.

My cid is HTC622, so it's from Hong Kong. But I live in England. I have a custom ROM on. Is it possible to get the latest European radio on from a European ruu?
Or impossible...

Thanks.

Oh, and why don't people just restore their original nandroid of their stock ROM, rather than ripping the ROM out of an ruu?

 

[GabrielSousa]

I'm a bit confused.

My cid is HTC622, so it's from Hong Kong. But I live in England. I have a custom ROM on. Is it possible to get the latest European radio on from a European ruu?
Or impossible...

Thanks.

no, because we don't have S-OFF.

now you can only update your phone with the right RUU for your CID

with S-OFF, we can change the CID to superCID and than you can update your phone with any RUU (european for ex.)

 

[backfromthestorm]

Sure, but what about the second point? Why not just restore the original nandroid? Rather than getting it out an ruu.

 

[GabrielSousa]

Sure, but what about the second point? Why not just restore the original nandroid? Rather than getting it out an ruu.

yes, you can try that
i did not make a nandroid, so i didnt net that way

 

[godutch]

with the bootloader locked you cant flash any custom rom.
its the ALL purpose of bootload locked, not letting custom roms to be flashed

but the ruu isn't a custom rom, it's stock

 

[GabrielSousa]

but the ruu isn't a custom rom, it's stock

yeah, you can run RUUs with bootloader LOCKED

 

[floepie]

yeah, you can run RUUs with bootloader LOCKED

Make sure your battery is at least at 40% before you relock the bootloader with a custom ROM loaded, or you won't be able to run the RUU. And, you won't be able to charge the battery because you are stuck in fastboot from that point on, and in fastboot, you can't recharge the battery. IF you are indeed trapped in fastboot, you can revert to the batch file I posted here earlier in this thread which will allow you to slowly recharge the battery in fastboot/bootloader mode.

It's always safer to restore a nandroid of the stock ROM before relocking the bootloader, or at least flash via recovery the stock ROM as a ZIP as uploaded in one of Mike1986's threads. At least then, you will ensure you have a safe route of being able to charge the battery after you relock the bootloader.

 

[GabrielSousa]

flashed stock boot, stock recovery,
relocked

and still getting

ERROR[140]: BOOTLOADER VERSION ERROR

Please someone can help me ?

i upload your stock rom to http://www.filefactory.com/f/e3e8b30e62a4a8aa

download and make the steps on post #1

 

[techtechnique]

Hi. My CID is H3G001 and part of the OTA update that I ran while still on the stock ROM updated the H-Boot to 0.94.
If I try and run the original RUU to revert back to stock (I'm currently using the ARHD ROM) it fails, regardless of the state of the bootloader or which recovery is loaded into the phone.
Even restoring my original nandroid backup doesn't help.
Has anyone any ideas?

Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk

 

[dominicwilde]

I'm trying to cook the rom.zip extracted from my RUU file :

RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_O2_UK_1.26.206.2_Radio_1.1204.90.13_release_251230_signed

so i can use this guide to revert to stock.

I don't have access to a linux machine unfortunately. Can anyone help?

Many Thanks,
Dominic.

 

[GabrielSousa]

I'm trying to cook the rom.zip extracted from my RUU file :

RUU_ENDEAVOR_U_ICS_40_O2_UK_1.26.206.2_Radio_1.1204.90.13_release_251230_signed

so i can use this guide to revert to stock.

I don't have access to a linux machine unfortunately. Can anyone help?

Many Thanks,
Dominic.

Tomorrow I will do it a stock for you

Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

 

[dominicwilde]

Tomorrow I will do it a stock for you

Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

Thanks very much

 

[GabrielSousa]

added One_X_1.28.771.9_odexed

 

[oisindubh]

I'm a bit confused.

My cid is HTC622, so it's from Hong Kong. But I live in England. I have a custom ROM on. Is it possible to get the latest European radio on from a European ruu?
Or impossible...

Thanks.

Oh, and why don't people just restore their original nandroid of their stock ROM, rather than ripping the ROM out of an ruu?

Because some total fools (like me) didn't originally do a nandroid

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