I have a Verizon HTC One. I have PAC Rom installed. It's the jelly beam version. I tried flashing the paranoid android kit Kat beta. After installing I would get no service completely and when going to settings and into networks, I clicked something and it said there was no sim card. so I went back to my backed up jelly bean PAC rom. then I tried installing the new PAC ROM (kit Kat) with the same results, no service, no Sim. ( note: when flashing it failed to flash the PAC ROM m7vzw, but it did flash just PACm7 with no specific service provider).
Any help? I'd love to use kit Kat
Hi,
It would probably have been better for you to post this in the Verizon HTC One forum - I've asked the mod team assigned to this forum to move it there for you
If you flash a kk rom you should also flash kk firmware to your phone http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=46506621
How would I use that with PAC ROM though.
inthrewtheoutdor said:
How would I use that with PAC ROM though.
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It's firmware....not software.
You would use it the same as you use any firmware.
Just follow the install guide.
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updated the firmware using the non boot.img option on that link.
I installed PAC rom again (kit kat) and still no service and says insert sim card.
I noticed my baseband version is unknown.
Also I did not do a clean wipe and fresh install, I just installed the rom as an updated nightly from a previous pac rom
tried a fresh wipe and install and still no luck, no service, no sim card
and used the m7 not the m7vzw pac install because it fails when flashing the m7vzw..
Any suggestions? I tried updating the radios again and still no service.
Would it be worth it to completely wipe, go to stock, let it run the update from verizon. then re s-off and root ?
Another thought, I can only run TWRP 2.6.3.2, I have tried 2.6.3.3 and 2.7.0.0, when I flash those, it does not go into recovery, it fails and goes into the regular boot. So then I have to fastboot 2.6.3.2 back to get into recovery...
You flashed a Gsm Rom on your Cdma phone.
That's why you have no service and no baseband.
At this point, I suggest you flash stock rooted Rom and stock recovery.
Then in settings of stock Rom, perform a factory reset to restore your NV radio partitions.
Only stock recovery will fix this.
Then you must flash a recovery for the Verizon HTC One and a Rom for the Verizon HTC One and you should be fine...
Don't flash roms for other variants.
Back up anything you want saved from the storage, it will be wiped clean.
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santod040 said:
You flashed a Gsm Rom on your Cdma phone.
That's why you have no service and no baseband.
At this point, I suggest you flash stock rooted Rom and stock recovery.
Then in settings of stock Rom, perform a factory reset to restore your NV radio partitions.
Only stock recovery will fix this.
Then you must flash a recovery for the Verizon HTC One and a Rom for the Verizon HTC One and you should be fine...
Don't flash roms for other variants.
Back up anything you want saved from the storage, it will be wiped clean.
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Interesting, Not sure how that happened. Before I do that, should I be installing a 4.3 rom or a 4.4. Most 4.4 says you need TWRP 2.6.3.3 or hire, the latest that is working is 2.6.3.2, when I flash the newer versions they fail to boot to recovery.
Are you sure your using the correct recovery for this phone? Try flashing this one http://vzw1files.dyndns.org/RECOVERIES/twrp/openrecovery-twrp-2.7.0.1-m7wlv.img
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Are you sure your using the correct recovery for this phone? Try flashing this one http://vzw1files.dyndns.org/RECOVERIES/twrp/openrecovery-twrp-2.7.0.1-m7wlv.img
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I have been using the TWRP for VZW, that is WLV..
Yeah for some reason it never got renamed. wlv is for this phone. Some time ago all the twrps for this phone were called wlv, but somewhere along the way it was brought up that that was confusing and they changed it to vzw. For some reason on 2.7.0.1 it was left with wlv. But i guarantee that that is the correct recovery for this phone, im running it right now.
Here are all the recoveries available http://vzw1files.dyndns.org/RECOVERIES/.
Product device name in build prop is m7wlv. That's what HTC named the Verizon variant. Which is why twrp most likely stuck with it.
All I want to do is install TWRP on KK 4.4.2 STOCK ROOTED G2 Sprint..........to test the cool camera mods out there.
How do I do this?
Is there an easy way ?.........or one not requiring Loki_flash (because that file is missing from the source site.
I tried finding a stock-based KK rom for sprint but there seems to be only a JB stock rom......while I have TWRP 2.7 on stock JB rooted.
What is the best or easiest way that would work?
Thanks for any info.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=51706924
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Use this program auto-rec.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2715496
This will downgrade aboot, flash recovery, flash kernel, fix laf partition.
Which makes it available to tot back if there is an issue by fixing download mode
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Thanks for the replies....will try these methods
My Nexus 7 wifi has the 4.4.3 update that has been prompting me to update. I tried doing the update which fails.
I do have TWRP installed, MultiROM, and a customer kernel. I tried flashing a custom kernel which did not resolve the issue.
I currently swap between stock and CM depending on what I would like to play with.
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My Nexus 7 wifi has the 4.4.3 update that has been prompting me to update. I tried doing the update which fails.
I do have TWRP installed, MultiROM, and a customer kernel. I tried flashing a custom kernel which did not resolve the issue.
I currently swap between stock and CM depending on what I would like to play with.
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I'd do a nandroid before doing anything.
It might help if you state what the exact contents of the error is, my guess is that you have changed something in /system (unexpected contents error), and flashing a custom kernel won't fix it, in fact you would want to flash a stock 4.4.2 system.img and stock 4.4.2 boot.img if you want to use the OTA method, else you can just skip using the OTA and try and flash a 4.4.3 system.img and 4.4.3 boot.img, either way make sure you clear dalvik and cache before booting up after the system flashes.
You cannot install official updates if your device is modified!
Since you mentioned that you are familiar with CM, why don't you update to the latest CM ROM?
mediumsteak said:
You cannot install official updates if your device is modified!
Since you mentioned that you are familiar with CM, why don't you update to the latest CM ROM?
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I play with it every once in awhile but I don't know why I enjoy stock but I do. Maybe I will go back to CM.
hi guys - so i tried to install the revolution rom on my recently unlocked m9 and it'd only boot to the bootloader or download.
i found some threads back from 2012 that said twrp wouldn't install the rev rom, but suspect it's out of date - it seemed to work fine.
is there some magic here? i tried to flash my firmware to the version matching the rom (3.35.401.12) and got a code 10 failure in adb. my current firmware is 3.10.605.7. doesn't flashing the rom update the firmware too? or do i need to successfully flash the rom prior?
should i use a different recovery? twrp launched the rev aroma installer and all seemed to go perfectly smoothly... no problems came up until reboot brought me right back to bootloader.
the aroma install says it might boot loop a couple times, but i booted to bootloader 5+ times before giving up and going back to a deodexed stock vzw rom.
any help is greatly appreciated - i'm hoping to get up to marshmallow before calling it good enough and moving on.
Flashing the rom doesnt update the firmware. S-on makes sure of that.
You must be on the base firmware for the rom to take. You need the vzw marshmallow ota update before you can flash a marshmallow based rom.
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I'm trying to install the latest update to cm13 but it errors out. I'm only running stock CM with no custom kernel. I've also tried a full wipe and reinstall but get the same error message. Any help is appreciated.
Which rom are you running now? If it's lollipop based then you need to flash marshmallow to then flash cm13 over the top of it.
If you are s-on you have to use an ruu or an ota. If you are s-off there are plenty of zips around you can flash.
The principle is, you need a base rom to flash the "incomplete" cm13.
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You need to update your firmware to the latest version and then you will be able to flash the new ROM.