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Got my phone yesterday. Did the Moonshine method on a Chromebook (Acer C7) with ChrUbuntu installed on it in 64bit mode and it worked perfectly. It was probably the easiest s-off and root I've ever had.

And people wondered why I suggested you shouldn't try rooting your phone.

The fact that it didn't go OTA is saying something... The EVO 3D is also no longer sold. Virgin has absolutely zero incentive to update a phone will not net them any new sales.

You posted in the wrong forum.

I second TWRP.

No. The instructions tell you to do it that way for a reason. Follow the directions exactly for your model or don't bother.

You either haven't gotten a custom recovery installed or the zip file is corrupt and you need to redownload it.

Don't bother rooting if you can't be bothered to google what an "ota update" is.

If the rom doesn't have it working, nobody else will. You can pretty much count on it. Notice how ALL non stock based roms have broken 3D? You're stuck with ICS. Manufacturers do not release updates for users if the carrier won't push it.

Try reading the first post and do a factory reset on your EVO as it said you should.

Known defect. Exchange your phone for another.

Change your rom to one that is compatible with your hboot or change your hboot to one that is compatible with your rom.

The HTC EVO 3D and the Virgin HTC EVO V 4G are ONE AND THE SAME. The only difference between the phones is in software: Baseband information for Virgin rather than Sprint.

"O"ver "T"he "A"ir. You wait for Virgin to push it to your phone if you haven't gotten it already.

Fast boot has nothing to do with rooting (aside from the fact that it MUST be disabled for rooting to work) and is actually the #1 cause of problems with the EVO3D. Anyone who knows what they're talking about wouldn't be praising it.

You're using the wrong roms if MMS breaks. Virgin and Sprint roms are NOT INTERCHANGEABLE.

Any other issues people have, I believe, largely stem from poor signal coverage in their area. In other words, Sprint's lousy service. I've not heard of any further issues with the radio once the update was applied to the phone.

Don't bother. You need, at minimum, an understanding of how Windows handles archives (double click on the ZIP) and how to use DOS prompt commands if you're going to be rooting. And honestly... If you don't know as much as how to extract an archive, much less, copying files to another location...

You'll have to format and install a different ROM that won't bootloop with the bootloader version that you're using.

The OTA update released to this phone resolves the radio issues, for the most part.