[Firmware] 6.09.401.5 Latest firmware without red warning! No wipe

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zyc5026

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Here is the newest firmware for HTC One M7 without the red warning on Hboot. I did not change anything but removed the texts.

I created this thread because Google now requires the texts "Powered by Android" on new phones/firmwares, and the red warning overlaps it (as shown in the attachment below). This makes the screen ugly, so I removed the texts to beautify the screen.

Note: This firmware will not wipe your device. If anything goes wrong that your device is bricked, I am not responsible for that. Before uploading a new version, I always test it on my own HTC One.

Follow Vomer's guide to flash it: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2365506

Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23622183712461698

Thank you :)
 

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Hello, sorry for my english, I just wanted to ask is the one with red text? I want to keep the text that is why I ask.
 

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I have the newest firmware installed but with the red warning, is it possible to install this firmware over the existing one to get rid of the red warning?
 

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    Here is the newest firmware for HTC One M7 without the red warning on Hboot. I did not change anything but removed the texts.

    I created this thread because Google now requires the texts "Powered by Android" on new phones/firmwares, and the red warning overlaps it (as shown in the attachment below). This makes the screen ugly, so I removed the texts to beautify the screen.

    Note: This firmware will not wipe your device. If anything goes wrong that your device is bricked, I am not responsible for that. Before uploading a new version, I always test it on my own HTC One.

    Follow Vomer's guide to flash it: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2365506

    Download: https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23622183712461698

    Thank you :)
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    Update! 6.09.401.5

    Update! New firmware 6.09.401.5 is online now.
    Download it here! https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=23622183712461698
    Thank you!
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    Would it be best to just post a zip of the modified and stock hboot_signedbyaa which we could flash with fastboot instead flashing the entire firmware package?

    EDIT:

    I attached the mini flashables for those who don't want to flash the entire firmware and just remove the red. hboot pulled from OP.

    Flashing less-than-complete packages can potentially result in bricks. People bricked off the last upgrade trying to go from 3.xx to 5.xx. It's a best practice to always flash a complete package with the most recent versions of all files.

    I would certainly not recommend flashing the latest hboot alone over earlier firmware. If you're already on 6.xx, flashing the modded hboot over the stock hboot isn't a problem (beyond the basic risks in using modded firmware, that is).
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    Does this wipe sdcard?

    Nope

    Sent from my HTC One using XDA Premium 4 mobile app
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    Would it be best to just post a zip of the modified and stock hboot_signedbyaa which we could flash with fastboot instead flashing the entire firmware package?

    EDIT:

    I attached the mini flashables for those who don't want to flash the entire firmware and just remove the red. hboot pulled from OP.

    WARNING:
    Only flash via fastboot if already on firmware 6.06.401.1 and hboot 1.57 and don't want to reflash the full firmware package again.