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Root [Sprint] Need sprint stock recovery
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DragonSlayer95
Resident Air Bender
Does this recovery work with the new hboot?
scotty85
Extreme Android User
the recovery must match the firmware for the build you are currently running. have you modified your firmware? if not,what software build are you on?
you also need to be 100% stock system,not on a custom rom(no bloat removed,build.prop mods,modules installed,etc). so its not quite as simple as installing a stock recovery.
you also need to be 100% stock system,not on a custom rom(no bloat removed,build.prop mods,modules installed,etc). so its not quite as simple as installing a stock recovery.
Well the firmware is untouched and the software is the kitkat update before sense 6. I'm trying to update my cousins phone, I would have to see his phone again to see the software build he is on
scotty85
Extreme Android User
im off to work so i dont have time to reasearch that at the moment,but heres another option for you:
5.03.651.3_Stock | Rooted | 4.4.2 | Sense 6 [5/29/2014] Odex/Deodex - xda-developers
you can flash one of the roms in recovery,and flash the firmware.zip file via the bootloader,and the result will be exactly the same,saving you the effort of re-rooting after,and removing the uncertainty of applying an OTA(i would make sure the phone is s off before flashing the firmware.zip)
Aahh yes I remember his software build is 5.03.651.9
sounds like youre allready on a newer version of the sense 6 update.
No cuz his phone asks him for the new sense 6 update
On second thought he is on 4.06.651.9
scotty85
Extreme Android User
I am certain we can locate a stock recovery from that build. The above is also still a good option for you.
scotty85
Extreme Android User
I am certain we can locate a stock recovery from that build. The above is also still a good option for you.
ahhh here you go: [OTA][Firmware] 4.06.651.9 - xda-developers
contains an unmodified,signed version for s on users. you could also just pull the stock recovery from it,and fastboot flash it.
i would recomend to try and get s off prior to updating.
My cousin is s-off already so I could just flash the recovery and there