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[josiahlikesminecraft]

U should also try CyanogenMod.

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[wtom]

Whew.... I got it! Had to use an older version of TWRP, worked like a charm. I'm fully rooted, just don't know what to do now.... LOL! Thanks for making me challenge myself GolfDriver!! Felt good!!!!

TWRP version 2.5.0.2 is most stable at the moment. 2.6.0.0 as well as 2.6.1.0 are known to hang at the splash screen.

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[ajua]

I installed TWRP 2.6.1.0 and it works well on my One. This weekend I changed my MID and CID to get the official stock 4.2.2 OTA so I installed TWRP, rooted the phone and then flash a European RUU to get the official OTAs.

 

[chrisxpierce]

2.5.0.2 is the one I ended up using

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[Golfdriver97]

2.5.0.2 is the one I ended up using

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So now that you have had a few hours...how are you liking the whole new breed of custom?

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[chrisxpierce]

Loving it so far! "One" of my favorites on the custom software is the ability to use the volume button to turn the phone on!

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[Golfdriver97]

Loving it so far! "One" of my favorites on the custom software is the ability to use the volume button to turn the phone on!

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The benefit of a custom ROM... Lol

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[chrisxpierce]

My other favorites are: Greenify, titanium back up and adfree.

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[Golfdriver97]

My other favorites are: Greenify, titanium back up and adfree.

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Rooting alone is a difference between night and day.

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[zkSharks]

Whew.... I got it! Had to use an older version of TWRP, worked like a charm. I'm fully rooted, just don't know what to do now.... LOL! Thanks for making me challenge myself GolfDriver!! Felt good!!!!

Loving it so far! "One" of my favorites on the custom software is the ability to use the volume button to turn the phone on!

This is the type of stuff I like to see. Glad to hear you're enjoying it so much; just recognize that in order to get software updates you'll want to stay updated on your current ROM's builds and flash new versions as they become available.

 

[chrisxpierce]

I'm just realizing that I used ARHD 13.3 for 4.2.2, and now I'm seeing that there is a version Jelly Bean (Android 4.3 20.1) Is it worth flashing 4.3?

 

[zkSharks]

I'm just realizing that I used ARHD 13.3 for 4.2.2, and now I'm seeing that there is a version Jelly Bean (Android 4.3 20.1) Is it worth flashing 4.3?

My recommendation is, well, to flash away! The more you do it in the beginning, the more familiar you'll get with recovery, bootloader, ADB, etc. If you're referring to this ARHD build, I'd say go for it. 4.3 adds some nice improvements over 4.2.

 

[chrisxpierce]

Yes, that's the one I was referring to. I just downloaded and saved it over to my phone.... Flash, flash....Flash away I will! Lol!!

 

[chrisxpierce]

Quick question about Titanium Backup and my internal storage for HTC ONE.. I've backed up all my apps and system files on the ONE, using TB. Now all I need to do is to save the back up folder from the phone, to my pc. Then after the flash, reinstall TB transfer folder back to phone, the from inside TB, restore?

 

[chrisxpierce]

Done: :-D

The only thing that depresses me about the latest ARHD Rom is that I didn't see the option during setup, to allow me to use the volume down button to turn phone on, so it doesn't work anymore. With that said, maybe I just missed it. Does constant reflashing hurt the phone? Would like to do it again, maybe I missed the option.\

Thanks

 

[Golfdriver97]

Done: :-D

The only thing that depresses me about the latest ARHD Rom is that I didn't see the option during setup, to allow me to use the volume down button to turn phone on, so it doesn't work anymore. With that said, maybe I just missed it. Does constant reflashing hurt the phone? Would like to do it again, maybe I missed the option.\

Thanks

Nope reflashing doesn't hurt. Go ahead.

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[chrisxpierce]

Sorry to keep bother you; but I'm not happy with the updated version on ARHD, none of the mods, like volume down to turn on, disable blinkfeed...etc, are working, where as it "was" working on the prior version. Can I simply re-flash the previous version? Do I need to wipe the device first, then re-flash?

Thanks again for your help!

 

[Golfdriver97]

Sorry to keep bother you; but I'm not happy with the updated version on ARHD, none of the mods, like volume down to turn on, disable blinkfeed...etc, are working, where as it "was" working on the prior version. Can I simply re-flash the previous version? Do I need to wipe the device first, then re-flash?

Thanks again for your help!

Not strong with HTC devices, but general rule is always full wipe when flashing ROMs. If on the same one wiping cache can fly, but full wipes reduce data conflicts.

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[chrisxpierce]

U should also try CyanogenMod.

Tried it....got stuck on spinning cyanogenmod wheel, never opened up. Had to go back to ARHD :-(

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[chrisxpierce]

After trying it again,it worked. But I wasn't happy with it, so I'm back to arhd.

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