[REQ] boot.img

[EagerestWolf]

Ok so I am a new developer over on the Connect 4G forums, and I am working on making an ICS ROM, but I need a copy of someone's boot.img. If anyone is willing to help it would be appreciated. All you need to do os run these commands (assuming you are on Linux):

adb devices
adb remount
adb pull /dev/block/mmcblk0p8 ~/boot.img

Btw. You need to be rooted to do this.

Sent from my LG-MS840

 

[Neph81]

This was given to me to try and make an ICS rom. I'm stuck on DSL, so it will be a few hours before I can post my work, but here is the boot.img.

http://androidfiles.massivefilehost.com/lucid/stock_ics_boot.img

 

[EagerestWolf]

Oh thank you so much

Sent from my LG-MS840

 

[TheCheeze]

Does anyone have the stock boot files for GB?

 

[jelly bean]

GB here

http://www.2shared.com/file/krSStUEK/boot.html

 

[jelly bean]

HI guys anyone tell me Solution about my problem QHSUSB_DLOAD
my lucid Dead no power nothing just i see QHSUSB DLOAD when i connect my phone to laptop i have xp i miss my lucid help plz

 

[Neph81]

HI guys anyone tell me Solution about my problem QHSUSB_DLOAD
my lucid Dead no power nothing just i see QHSUSB DLOAD when i connect my phone to laptop i have xp i miss my lucid help plz

Hate to break it to you, but you're SoL unless you're really good with linux. I know another forum member was attempting to fix the same issue. It requires using qcserial and modprobe to rebuild the partitions of the phone and bring it back to life.

 

[TheCheeze]

I am good with Linux, please tell me more as I have the same problem

 

[Neph81]

You're looking at using a modified version of this, but you can't use their system partition files that they have. You'd have to write your own that restores Aboot and having Aboot back would allow you to flash the .cab file.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1966850

 

[TheCheeze]

I have been trying to use that guide, but there are no /dev/sd* partitions listed except the ones on my main harddrive regardless of QDL mode or plain Qualcomm.

Was really hoping I could have this done before my unit leaves for a two week Field Exercise monday morning /sad

-edit-
If I were to purchage another Lucid with a bad ESN could I either write my ESN/etc over to it or find a way to take the filesystem from it and push it onto my dead one?

 

[Neph81]

I have been trying to use that guide, but there are no /dev/sd* partitions listed except the ones on my main harddrive regardless of QDL mode or plain Qualcomm.

Was really hoping I could have this done before my unit leaves for a two week Field Exercise monday morning /sad

-edit-
If I were to purchage another Lucid with a bad ESN could I either write my ESN/etc over to it or find a way to take the filesystem from it and push it onto my dead one?

Yes, but you'd need the NV tools to do it. You'd be editing the MEID.

 

[TheCheeze]

If that's a pretty simple process I may just try that

 

[jelly bean]

TheCheeze please tell me your results

 

[jelly bean]

I want to recover my phone

 

[TheCheeze]

I have had no fruitful results yet. Will be out of the loop for a couple weeks starting tomorrow too, without computer access to test

 

[jelly bean]

Unbricking HTC devices with the QHSUSB_DLOAD issue tutorial by kgs1992 (Details in desc.) - YouTube