You're going to have to go through the full rooting procedure. ADP1 system images won't install since you overwrote your SPL and therefore are locked out. If you upgrade it to a 1.5 system image (find a tmobile 1.5 OTA image), you can bypass the sign-in screen and use the 1-click root procedure. From there you can write back the correct SPL and then install the latest radio and system image from developer.htc.com/ adp.html
On Jan 9, 2:36 pm, Rao <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey, > > I am pretty new to android development and I think I made a huge > mistake the other day (I think!). I downloaded the RC29 image > (dreaimg.img) and I flashed my ADP1 (using the camera + power off > buttons). Now it asks me to sign into my gmail account and it asks me > for a T-mobile data plan, which I do not have. > > I would like to know how to get back the original version of the OS > which comes factory installed with the ADP1 (or any other dev phone > version). I've looked through many forums and they all ask me to set > up an adb shell and to use flashboot. I have a couple of problems > implementing this. I have never set up and adb shell before and I have > never used flash boot either. My attempts to do so now has also failed > since I am unable to mount my SD card or detect the card since my > phone is stuck at the login screen. I could find anything that > addressed my current situation. Need help! > > Thanks
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