Is there a version of ClockWorkMod for N7189/E2001_v89_jdt1qhd

Hi Kaiti, the following is from the Apple website:
Finding the version and build number To find the build number of the version of OS X you have installed, use these steps:

1. From the Apple menu, choose About This Mac. The version number of OS X you're using appears directly below the words "OS X."
2. Click the version number to see the specific build number of OS X you are using.

Website link --> Finding the OS version and build information on your Mac
You can also find more detailed information about your Mac from "System Information" this Apple website shows how to access "System Information" --> OS About System Information and System Profiler
trust this helps, regards Alan

I had recently completed a stock recovery on my HTC One m7. The only way I got it to work was to search in the web browser for the exact matching kernel and radio. Only then was I able to complete the install. I have found that some OTA updates mess up your ability to use past developed builds. So confirm your update version as well to see if compatibility of update versions have been addressed.

Install cwm through odin. Open cwm while startup by button combination. Select another superuser 3.1.3 file. Select instll click ok. Your phone is rooted.

This forum does not provide people with hacks. We do not support illegal use of software.

Do you know if there has been Leak Stop or similar added in the past. If so, that can cause a blockage and the cooling system may need to be flushed. If not, another test you can try is to remove the thermostat completely. Since it is still warmer weather it will not be an issue other than it will take longer for the engine to warm up. If you are still seeing high temperatures I would suspect that your water pump is failing or has failed and is not moving enough water through the cooling system.

I don't know your exact phone model, but on my Samsung Galaxy S all I have to do to get out of Clockworkmod is pull out the battery and then just reboot the phone the normal way. If you can't do that please write me back and I will help you.
Good luck! :) And please, if you do find this answer helpful please give it thumbs up.

To find video drivers for unknown cards, you have a couple options. If you are comfortable opening the chassis of the computer, you can look on the video card itself for its model number, and then google for that model number. I've always been able to locate drivers in this way. If you are not comfortable going the hardware route, there is an application called System Info for Windows (SIW.) It can be downloaded HERE. Once you install and run the application, you can click on the "Video" node and the model name will be shown on the right (usually in the PCI ID section.) You can then google for the model name and find the driver that way

Find drivers here.

There is a little program called CPUz.
Download it here:  http://www.cpuid.com/download/cpuz_149.zip

Extract the exe and ini files and run the exe.
When the program comes up, click the Mainboard tab and your manufacturer and model are right there.