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13lackcat

13lackcat

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I went s-off earlier, rooted, flashed harmonia 3.17. now even with the option clearly check on the phone whenever I connect it to my pc I don't get the little debug icon and I cant issue any commands from my comp
 
13lackcat said:
I went s-off earlier, rooted, flashed harmonia 3.17. now even with the option clearly check on the phone whenever I connect it to my pc I don't get the little debug icon and I cant issue any commands from my comp
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The debug icon may be hidden in that ROM. Have you tried issuing the "adb devices" command from your PC to see if the serial number of the phone is returned?

ramjet73
 
13lackcat said:
no I haven't. how do I issue that?
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You must have rooted your phone if Harmonia is installed so go to the Windows directory that contains you ADB and fastboot utilities, open a command prompt and enter "adb devices".

Post the output of that command here if you have any problem.

ramjet73
 
ok nvm I got that part. it lists HT26THX02807 device. so that means that its connected, right? so how come I cant get it to reboot or go into bootloader???
 
13lackcat said:
ok nvm I got that part. it lists HT26THX02807 device. so that means that its connected, right? so how come I cant get it to reboot or go into bootloader???
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What command are you issuing? It should be:

adb reboot-bootloader

ramjet73
 
13lackcat said:
mines actually a little different.
im using C:\sdk-tools fastboot reboot-bootloader
is this wrong? its how ive done everything thus far
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You have to have the phone connected in "fastboot usb" mode to use that, and it works when you are doing flashing functions in the "fastboot oem rebootRUU" mode. But when booted into Android it will not work and you have to use the ADB version of reboot.

ramjet73
 
ramjet73 said:
You have to have the phone connected in "fastboot usb" mode to use that, and it works when you are doing flashing functions in the "fastboot oem rebootRUU" mode. But when booted into Android it will not work and you have to use the ADB version of reboot.

ramjet73
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ok that all makes sense but it leaves me wondering how exactly I use the adb version, do I already have this or is it something else that I need to download?
 
ok I figured it out. feel particularly ******ed now though. my command line looks like this C:\sdk-tools>adb reboot-bootloader
 
Brian706 said:
There's no hyphen right? It's just
adb reboot bootloader

Or does it not matter?
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I believe it matters, and there's no hyphen in adb's reboot command. fastboot uses hyphens, adb does not.

It's
Code: 
adb reboot bootloader
as you stated :)

But, Harmonia has an option in their "reboot" menu to reboot to both recovery and the bootloader. Essentially, you don't need to issue that command to get to where you want to be.
 
Brian706 said:
There's no hyphen right? It's just
adb reboot bootloader

Or does it not matter?
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remanifest said:
I believe it matters, and there's no hyphen in adb's reboot command. fastboot uses hyphens, adb does not.
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Rebooting into the bootloader with ADB works with or without the hyphen. I just used "adb reboot-bootloader" while running BluROM with debugging active to do that.

ramjet73
 
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