[Tutorial][Resource][Root]Unlock-Recovery-SuperSU for HTC One(M8)-Sprint-m8_whl

Lurch69

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In your cmd window type fastboot devices and see if you get your serial number as a reply just make sure it says fastbootusb on your device
Ok, so I'm pretty sure my problem had to do with getting the drivers installed on Windows 8.1. I decided to try to use my old computer w/ Win Vista to root my phone and it worked flawlessly! I just noticed question #18 on the FAQ deals w/ HTC drivers and Win 8 so if someone else if having a problem I'd start there.

In the interest of making this process even more noob friendly, I'd recommend stating that they need to install the HTC Driver exe, the appropriate HTC BMP USB driver msi, and the Universal ADB Driver Setup msi file. Also, I didn't see directions on how to flash SuperSU in your text document, although it was a pretty straightforward thing to figure out.

Thanks again for your help!
 
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pball52998

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If there's any Mac users. OP said I could get my script in there, and @Lurch69 I would make a super noob windows version if OP allowed me :p that one would take a while since I'm more Mac/Linux oriented in the coding nature. But can do windows some.... bat scripts \(^._.^)/

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Also by taking a while I mean less than 2 days....

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Anagarm

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So when you press reboot system it just boots back to twrp?
Yes, that's correct. No matter what I do, it always loads twrp. If it helps, my partition sizes are:
boot (16 mb)
cache (6 mb)
data (0 mb)
system (2173 mb)
And if I did delete the OS, could I load someone else's backup and have it work again?
Once again, thanks for the help.
 

Sloth

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Yes, that's correct. No matter what I do, it always loads twrp. If it helps, my partition sizes are:
boot (16 mb)
cache (6 mb)
data (0 mb)
system (2173 mb)
And if I did delete the OS, could I load someone else's backup and have it work again?
Once again, thanks for the help.
Seems like you formatted your sdcard
You can try pushing this rom your device...there are a couple small bugs but they are being squashed quickly :)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2705508
While in twrp open a cmd window and type
adb push ROMname.zip /sdcard/
 
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Anagarm

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Seems like you formatted your sdcard
You can try pushing this rom your device...there are a couple small bugs but they are being squashed quickly :)
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2705508
While in twrp open a cmd window and type
adb push ROMname.zip /sdcard/
Thank you so much.
Even if this doesn't work, it helped me realize what I can do to fix it. Thank you for being so kind even though I'm just a new user!
 
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Anagarm

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No worries and good luck :)
Any other questions just post them :)
Alright, I have one more question and I have to go to bed (it's 2 am where I am):
adb isn't detecting my device when it's plugged in. Whenever I enter a command, it says "error: device not found". What can I do to fix this?
Thanks as always.
 

Anagarm

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I'd like to say that I've gotten it to work. I flashed the google play edition zip and now everything is working. Thanks to everyone who helped me.