We have released the shipping ROMs of the Evo on shipped-roms.com.Filename:RUUSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.70.651.1Radio2.15. 00.11.19NV1.90release161482signed.exeFile Size: 209MbDownload here (2.15.00.11.19NV1.90release161482signed.exe&sendfile=yes)Filename:RUUSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.29.651.5Radio2.15. 00.09.01NV1.77CNVrelease150224signed.exeFile Size: 192MbDownload here (2.15.00.09.01NV1.77CNVrelease150224signed.ex e)Filename:RUUSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.26.651.6Radio2.15.

Archive Sprint HTC Evo 4G Shipped ROMs CDMA HTC Evo 4G Development. Try extracting the rom.zip from the.exe, then copy to sdcard & flash like a. Improved LCD refresh rate. Is there a PC36img file for these??? Over at XDA they also recommend renaming the PC36IMG.zip on your SD card to something like ‘root-PC36IMG.zip’. I’m not sure why that’s necessary, but I’m sure they mentioned it for a reason.

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00.07.28NV1.40release140444signed.exeFile Size: 193MbDownload here (00.07.28NV1.40release140444signed.exe)RUUSupersonic1.47.651.1Radio2.05.00.06.10rele aseCL195459.exeFile Size: 176MbDownload here (aseCL195459.exe).RUUSupersonic1.32.651.6Radio1.39.00.05.31rele ase171253signed.exeFile Size: 174MbDownload here (ase171253signed.exe).RUUSupersonic1.32.651.1Radio1.39.00.04.26rele ase171253.exeFile Size: 174MbDownload here (http://shipped-roms.com/shipped/Supersonic/). Since it looks like its rooted already (unless something changes by the actual release), you should be able to install the wireless tether app from the Market to enable a hot spot feature.

Someone would have to test it on the Evo though.With Froyo, I now have the hot spot ability with stock, but apparently that's going to be left up to the carriers as they upgrade their devices. My guess is that most of them won't allow it.hummm. And since when has that stopped us? Heck, if it's already rooted and not even out yet, i'm thinking there are going to be some pretty amazing things that we'll be about to do with this bad boy. Just cooked my first EVO ROM:D, too bad I can't test it yetExcallent, at least when I fail building my ROM there will be a good one floating around for me to try.What kitchen did you use? One for the nexus? A link would be great!lol, well don't get too excited.it's not all that fancy.I'm still trying to learn Android, hell I'm trying to learn linux too.1st time on linux.Basically I took the shipped rom, decompiled it, tweaked it w/ root access, then rebuilt the rom.hell, I don't know if it even works, lol.here's a snapshot of the kitchen layout:worry, we are all learning it seems.

Here ya go bud, it supports multiple HTC devices.for the link. Here is another good one I found that gives detailed instructions on setting it up on a virtual machine and running the kitchen. It also includes info on pulling the rom image files from the stock image (which we now have).LINK (describe VirtualBox, but I used VMware and used Linux Mint as my OS (nicer version of Ubuntu IMO). I ran the kitchen using the EVO rom image and I made my own ROM.Do you know how I apply the unlock in the kitchen? The kitchen had the option, but I suspect this isn't made for the EVO at this time. Thanks for the link.

Here is another good one I found that gives detailed instructions on setting it up on a virtual machine and running the kitchen. It also includes info on pulling the rom image files from the stock image (which we now have).LINK (describe VirtualBox, but I used VMware and used Linux Mint as my OS (nicer version of Ubuntu IMO). I ran the kitchen using the EVO rom image and I made my own ROM.Do you know how I apply the unlock in the kitchen? Amen to that Bill. Time to get the band back together!!:smile::smile:Thanks Ken!!!

Who's the best chef in the house.that'd be OMG!!!thanks man, but that's quite a stretch.there are alot more talented chefs here @ ppcg.UH.he wasn't talking about you.as he clearly states 'OMG' being the best chef in the house.:laughing3.but on a serious note.let me know how that rom works AS SOON AS you're able to flash it! I'm try'na build a rom for Android myself and wanna start fresh instead of coming in towards the middle (Windows Mobile)! UH.he wasn't talking about you.as he clearly states 'OMG' being the best chef in the house.:laughing3.but on a serious note.let me know how that rom works AS SOON AS you're able to flash it!

I'm try'na build a rom for Android myself and wanna start fresh instead of coming in towards the middle (Windows Mobile)!silly winmo boys.no need for all this ROM hubbub. Just get 2.2, root. And customize. Its pretty stable as it is. And functional. Silly winmo boys.no need for all this ROM hubbub.

Just get 2.2, root. And customize. Its pretty stable as it is.

And functional. Open sourceYou are exactly right about that.but I've never been a Windows Mobile fanboy.I was just excited about making roms for it! Now I can get a good start at Android.and PLEASE let me know where I can find 2.2 and a kitchen to customize it for the EVO and I will do JUST THAT!:toothy10. Silly winmo boys.no need for all this ROM hubbub. Just get 2.2, root. And customize.

Its pretty stable as it is. And functional. Open sourcereally? We'll be running Froyo while u wait for Sprint:D, sure the official release.may. be around the corner, but there's always a waiting game, unless you go custom.You are exactly right about that.but I've never been a Windows Mobile fanboy.I was just excited about making roms for it! Now I can get a good start at Android.and PLEASE let me know where I can find 2.2 and a kitchen to customize it for the EVO and I will do JUST THAT!:toothy10:lol, what u just described. IS A CUSTOM ROM.

If what some are saying about the SD card problems being related to an early release of the OS are true, then the official, shipped, Sprint rom may be useful to fix their bug.um. Im not even gonna ridicule you.the shipped rom that was linked, is the ROM that the phone came SHIPPED with. It is its original form in all entirety.ppcgeeks is not what it once was.i think i started noticing this when a bunch of people in the city had a TP2, obviously not even knowing what it is.hehe. Now even OPRAH has an Evo on 4G. Actually, shes the first I saw with one.

The shipped ROM IS useful for finding that bit of code that's causing the SD card problem. Its a software issue and IT IS in the ROM.shipped ROM is the basics where the packages come from. Custom ROM scenes started from reverse engineering the ROM's that existed in the shipped devices.then came the leaked builds.and then came the EXT packages that get shoved into a kitchen.I thought most of us geekers know this.Most, if not ALL, of our beloved PPC's have shipped ROMs (stock) floating out there.which is a sure sign that work on the software side is being done by the chefs and modders.So whoever might have said that shipped ROM is not a big deal.should think about where custom ones really start from.

Okay i'm tryin to go back to stock but everytime i update with the ruu it said unkown error, I just wanna start from scratch, anyone know wut to do???try extracting the rom.zip from the.exe, then copy to sdcard & flash like a custom.not sure if it will work, but give it a try.Follow these instructions to find the rom.zip:The shipped ROM can be found in three different formats. Identify the type you have downloaded:If the shipped ROM is in a.ZIP format, then simply copy it to the kitchen's originalupdate folder.OR if the shipped ROM consists of system.img and boot.img files, then copy those two files to the kitchen's originalupdate folder.OR if the shipped ROM is in an.EXE format, then do the following:In Windows, run the shipped ROM's.EXE file till it gets to the first dialog. Stop there but don't close the window yet.Go to Start-Run and type:%TEMP%When the folder opens, search for Rom.zip (use the 'magnifying glass' Search button)Copy Rom.zip to your kitchen's originalupdate folder. I've tried that also and it doesnt work. Anyone have an idea of how to unroot??!!!ok.so this is how u would do it.make sure u r plugged in.turn the phone off.push and hold the bottom vol button and hit power on the top.then from the menu select 'fastboot' and stay in that screen.then start the shipped rom.exe from your computer.hope that helps.edit:i just did it myself about 10 min ago. Im not sure if i pushed the bootlosder or not before i flashed.

So if the exe fails try pushing bootloader from inside fastboot and then start the.exe again. You're suppose to be able to just flash the shipped rom.I havent done it personally but I'm sure someone has.ok.so this is how u would do it.make sure u r plugged in.turn the phone off.push and hold the bottom vol button and hit power on the top.then from the menu select 'fastboot' and stay in that screen.then start the shipped rom.exe from your computer.hope that helps.edit:i just did it myself about 10 min ago. Im not sure if i pushed the bootlosder or not before i flashed. So if the exe fails try pushing bootloader from inside fastboot and then start the.exe again.simply flashing the shipped rom works fine.

No need to put in bootloader. I did this quite a bit last nite. I used the 'other' rooting method instead of the real rooting method. Flashing back to two different stocks to be able to root properly. So the fact that one says signed and the other doesn't is a non factor? Also if if its like winmo I just plug to jab and start the program.

Same thing here right?I'm guessing both are actually 'shipped' ROMs. And all I did was plug in the phone and hit start. It got to one stage and hung saying waiting on bootloader or something like that. I unplugged the phone and plugged it back in and hit start again and everything ran fine.Hope that helps. And trust yourself. I flashed my phone about 87 times on Sunday, got stuck in a boot-loop, flashed this RUU, re-rooted and started flashing again.

I have a IQ of 17 and still got my phone running great today.:). I'm guessing both are actually 'shipped' ROMs. And all I did was plug in the phone and hit start. It got to one stage and hung saying waiting on bootloader or something like that. I unplugged the phone and plugged it back in and hit start again and everything ran fine.Hope that helps. And trust yourself. I flashed my phone about 87 times on Sunday, got stuck in a boot-loop, flashed this RUU, re-rooted and started flashing again.

I have a IQ of 17 and still got my phone running great today.:)are u selecting charge only, htc sync or disk drive?? @meatgelfirst i tried it with usb sync then i tried it with hard drive and each time it would reboot my phone then my computer would say usb connection error and the phone was stuck in the screen with the skateboarding droids i had to remove the battery and replay to get it to work again. When i get home i will try charge only if that doesnt work i will try putting it in bootloader modeJust so i'm clear here is what i should do step by step.turn phone onplug to usb on pcleave on charge onlyturn phone offwhile still plugged in push vol down and powerwhen the skateboarding androids screen comes on start the ruu on my pc?is that it? Have i missed anything? @meatgelfirst i tried it with usb sync then i tried it with hard drive and each time it would reboot my phone then my computer would say usb connection error and the phone was stuck in the screen with the skateboarding droids i had to remove the battery and replay to get it to work again. When i get home i will try charge only if that doesnt work i will try putting it in bootloader modeJust so i'm clear here is what i should do step by step.turn phone onplug to usb on pcleave on charge onlyturn phone offwhile still plugged in push vol down and powerwhen the skateboarding androids screen comes on start the ruu on my pc?is that it? Have i missed anything?Did some reading, if you are still having the problem here is the solution that worked for me.Boot the phone into the bootloader (when the phone is off hold vol down + power on) when you see the 4 options, and the androids at the bottom skateboarding plug in the usb, select fastboot and then start the RUU from the PC.

The first time I ran it, it told me my battery was below 30%, I reran it and the second time it ran all the way through. I took some time, and it went back in forth on the percentages (from 60 back to 57) made me nervouys, but it completed. Conflipper has released the shipping ROMs of the Evo.Filename:RUUSupersonic1.47.651.1Radio2.05.00.06.10rele aseCL195459.exeFile Size: 176MbDownload here (aseCL195459.exe).RUUSupersonic1.32.651.6Radio1.39.00.05.31rele ase171253signed.exeFile Size: 174MbDownload here (ase171253signed.exe).RUUSupersonic1.32.651.1Radio1.39.00.04.26rele ase171253.exeFile Size: 174MbDownload here (deal:-)Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk. Conflipper has released the shipping ROMs of the Evo.Filename:RUUSupersonic1.47.651.1Radio2.05.00.06.10rele aseCL195459.exeFile Size: 176MbDownload here (aseCL195459.exe).RUUSupersonic1.32.651.6Radio1.39.00.05.31rele ase171253signed.exeFile Size: 174MbDownload here (ase171253signed.exe).RUUSupersonic1.32.651.1Radio1.39.00.04.26rele ase171253.exeFile Size: 174MbDownload here (you add 3.26.651.6(http://massmirror.com/7f191510efa40b999eec50b09e9dd116.html). Conflipper has released the shipping ROMs of the Evo.Filename:RUUSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.26.651.6Radio2.15.

00.07.28NV1.40release140444signed.exeFile Size: 193MbDownload here (00.07.28NV1.40release140444signed.exe)RUUSupersonic1.47.651.1Radio2.05.00.06.10rele aseCL195459.exeFile Size: 176MbDownload here (aseCL195459.exe).RUUSupersonic1.32.651.6Radio1.39.00.05.31rele ase171253signed.exeFile Size: 174MbDownload here (ase171253signed.exe).RUUSupersonic1.32.651.1Radio1.39.00.04.26rele ase171253.exeFile Size: 174MbDownload here (have a mirror for these files? After about 20%, the download stops. Does this repeatedly. This is the latest official update for the HTC Evo 4G.

Used for restoring to stock 'Over the Wire.' 3.29.651.5 UpdateMultiupload.com - upload your files to multiple file hosting sites! (software upgrade available for your HTC EVO 4G provides several key enhancementsImproved LCD refresh rateCalendar event edit issuesMultiple Gmail account syncVarious minor bug fixesSource: HTC Mobile Phone Support - HTC EVO (http://www.htc.com/us/support/evo-sprint/downloads/).

So as i try to run the ruu and have my phone plugged in it doesnt comminicate with my evo. I am currently running myns warm 2.2 and need to take my phone to a repair center cause the speaker sounds like it is blown out. So do i need to install drivers or re-install htc sync. Htc sync was removed as per instructions of unrevoked 3.21. When i rooted. I n the mean time i will troubleshoot and post my results later.Only way to get this running is by evo to pc.

Deff try getting the latest htc sync and give it a go. Or some say pdanet works too u can get that off the market:)Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalk. Only way to get this running is by evo to pc. Deff try getting the latest htc sync and give it a go. Or some say pdanet works too u can get that off the market:)Sent from my PC36100 using Tapatalktried pda net n still didnt work. I keep getting an error message telling me to check if usb is plugged in correctly. My computer just wont communicate w/my phone.

Anymore suggestion ne body?is ther a zip of stock 3.29 or earlier 3.26. Even if i downgrade i can get back on stock then run the ota for3.29.

I am currently on rooted 3.29. Thanks in advance. RUUSuperSonicGBSprintWWE4.24.651.1Radio2.15.00.05.02NV2.15release199233signedChecksum: C66B25862AFB0B4183DC70C6BB8C4F62SHA-1 Checksum: DE4C93D2F31B65F1DD1411BBD5BCD5PC36IMGSuperSonicGBSprintWWE4.24.651.1Radio 2.15.00.05.02NV2.15release199233signedChecksum: 621DCC2F866EC4DDB548AC9466C1D356SHA-1 Checksum: 960EBC5F96D8DF805BD5D1A472BDCAED1E407034RUUSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.70.651.1Radio2.15. 00.11.19NV1.90release161482signed.exe (209.38 MB)Checksum: 01F712C0BEA8AE6EB42EBB2F8017592CSHA-1 Checksum: F546B6FE4FFA276FF2ADC167961C2F7A29654D16PC36IMGSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.70.651.1Radio2.15.00.11.19NV1.90release161482signed.zip (202.01 MB)Checksum: 7056D42812AA5DF03FCC8DDDC2B64E85SHA-1 Checksum: FB54F4ED917CB025FB5F693B17782BRUUSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.30.651.3Radio2.15. 00.09.01NV1.77003release157088signed.exe (193.1 MB)Checksum: 49C8194D373AABF546DBA7SHA-1 Checksum: 197362FD5EF9A90FD6269FA5B9A6819EB859D4E7PC36IMGSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.30.651.3Radio2.15.

00.09.01NV1.77003release157088-signed.zip (185.29 MB)Checksum: 145B794D0C634BDA7293C1612A5915F1SHA-1 Checksum: 61A4DEC70FFC177C189E23CCC77585DFFABCB7D3RUUSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.30.651.2Radio2.15. 00.09.01NV1.77003release154209signed.exe (193.48 MB) 'Leaked'Checksum: 58D428A2F58CF1CE642EFASHA-1 Checksum: F79F654F4E26116B76C74A030CF498EE559EAAE2PC36IMGSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.30.651.2Radio2.15.00.09.01NV1.77003release154209-signed.zip (185.29 MB)Checksum: 91EBA37A0BDD2FA9FF8D5FCCA5EBB921SHA-1 Checksum: ECCCC5D34A28226AF7FEE191B2313FEFC3C9BC06RUUSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.29.651.5Radio2.15. 00.09.01NV1.77CNVrelease150224signed.exe (192.95 MB)Checksum: 7133C2B412A1F4ED690A5823E53B028BSHA-1 Checksum: E786B8CAE4A36AAE1737F748AAB61EPC36IMGSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.29.651.5Radio2.15.00.09.01NV1.77CNVrelease150224-signed.zip (185.24 MB)Checksum: 3C9C7FC66EA23A0E8AD95209A448A363SHA-1 Checksum: 03759F99C7D92527BBE719CA6F838643BFC957DARUUSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.26.651.6Radio2.15. 00.07.28NV1.71003release147044signed.exe (192.81 MB)Checksum: C6B5270CE0A705D6271FED6EE612E05ASHA-1 Checksum: 2A4D5BBFED4D0323A7613A730E49559CF0BA8138PC36IMGSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.26.651.6Radio2.15.00.07.28NV1.71003release147044-signed.zip (185 MB)Checksum: 75B6B332062FE32E8B46C2031C662C40SHA-1 Checksum: F83DE2B8381DC23B3F2D2CD7F61B56D0F91DBBCARUUSuperSonicSSprintWWE3.26.651.6Radio2.15.

Ok I am having some problems. Can i trust irfanview. I rooted my phone using the revolutionary io root method and made a nandroid immediately after. Then I flashed Amon RA to flash Synergy. Now I want to go back to original state my phone was in and can't. I have tried using CWM with the revolutionary recovery was based on and I get MD5 error with my original nand. So what I am asking is can I flash one of these images above to my phone to get it back to factory then make a nand in Amon RA so I have a clean backup?

I can't find a way to get back to the recovery I originally had. Ok I am having some problems. I rooted my phone using the revolutionary io root method and made a nandroid immediately after.

Then I flashed Amon RA to flash Synergy. Now I want to go back to original state my phone was in and can't.

I have tried using CWM with the revolutionary recovery was based on and I get MD5 error with my original nand. So what I am asking is can I flash one of these images above to my phone to get it back to factory then make a nand in Amon RA so I have a clean backup?

I can't find a way to get back to the recovery I originally had.just use thisROMSTOCK 4.24.651.1 - Odexed & De-Odexed - xda-developers (you use the files in the post above youll need to root again.

Click to expand.As of 4:30 PST, I don't see this in ROM manager yet, so if you want this, this is the place to get it, for now.Second thing - I have uploaded a flashable zip for flashimage. Flashimage is a command line tool used from the terminal emulator (or a remote terminal as the case may be) to flash images to various partitions.

If you want to flash any of the provided images here, but want to save time, Follow these steps to do so:1) Verify you don't already have flashimage (open terminal and type 'which flashimage'. If it just says not found, you need to flash it. If it gives you a location (most likely /system/bin/flashimage) your ROM already has this, and you can skip to step 4.2) Flash flashimage-signed.zip from recovery.3) Reboot normally when done.4) Extract recovery.img from the PC36IMG.zip for the recovery you want5) Copy recovery.img to the root of your sdcard6) From the terminal type:suflashimage recovery /sdcard/recovery.imgOnce you reboot into recovery, you'll have whatever recovery you just flashed. Note that steps one and two only have to be done once. Update - Stock Recovery Images:I chose to upload the stock recovery images for OTA versions 3.26.651 - 3.70.651.1. These were pulled directly from PC36IMG.zip files created from RUUs.

I don't know if they are different from each other, but the file sizes and time stamps are all different, so I uploaded them separately. Should you choose to flash any of them, I recommend you stick with whatever version corresponds with your current hboot version (e.g. Hboot version 0.97 - use 3.28.651.5 recovery).End UpdatesIt seems that various versions of Clockwork and RA recovery images are floating around here and xda in img and PC36IMG.zip formats, but I couldn't find much of a central repository for various versions in PC36IMG format. Granted it's easy enough to flash through ROM manager, but it's helpful to have PC36IMG files for a number of reasons. Examples:1) ROM manager doesn't work all the time.

Granted it can usually be fixed, but some people choose to avoid it all together.2) Your current ROM isn't bootable, and you need to switch recovery type/version or your recovery is broken.I'm sure there are other valid reasons. That being said, I've uploaded the most commonly used versions of both Clockwork and RA here:Currently the list includes:Clockwork 2.5.0.1Clockwork 2.6.0.1Clockwork 3.0.0.5Amon RA 1.8.0Amon RA 2.1.1Amon RA 2.2.1Amon RA 2.3 (Added )Stock Recovery 3.26.651.6 (Added )Stock Recovery 3.29.651.5 (Added )Stock Recovery 3.30.651.3 (Added )Stock Recovery 3.70.651.1 (Added )Note that I only packaged some of these myself. I had a few of them on my computer from xda.

If I could remember where I got them all from, I would be happy to credit those responsible. I will upload new versions as they are released.

If anyone wants a version I have not uploaded, please let me know, and I'll include it. You'll need boot, system, and data.

You should have wimax in at least one, but it can't hurt to check it every time. Cache is not necessary, but you might want to wipe cache before restoring a nandroid if you don't include it (just to be safe; I'm not sure if it wipes cache as part of the process now).

Select.androidsecure if you intend to make changes to apps on your sdcard (via froyo apps2sd) between making a backup and restoring it. Don't bother with sd-ext unless you have partitioned your sdcard and use a2sd. If you don't know what that means, then just don't check it. If you're using RA 2.3, if you select it, and don't have the partition, it will just skip it. Versions prior to that would error out.