Hi guys.
I was trying to do one of two things. Either get to stock ICS with the RUU or get to an older stock version so that my phone would update itself.
I ran the ICS RUU and ran into an issue. Im on Hboot 2.28 Radio 2.23.10.0123r/2.23.10.0124r
I am S-On and relocked to get run the RUU.
I got an error as it said the Hboot version is older. Now I am stuck on the Bootloader with TAMPERED, RELOCKED, and Security Warning.
I should have known that I potentially had a leaked Hboot version but it was so long ago I forgot.
What can I do? Iv been googling and searching threads without much luck. Do I have to S-off? Can I S-off from this position? The other issue I keep running into is dead file links.
brownsfan said:
Hi guys.
I was trying to do one of two things. Either get to stock ICS with the RUU or get to an older stock version so that my phone would update itself.
I ran the ICS RUU and ran into an issue. Im on Hboot 2.28 Radio 2.23.10.0123r/2.23.10.0124r
I am S-On and relocked to get run the RUU.
I got an error as it said the Hboot version is older. Now I am stuck on the Bootloader with TAMPERED, RELOCKED, and Security Warning.
I should have known that I potentially had a leaked Hboot version but it was so long ago I forgot.
What can I do? Iv been googling and searching threads without much luck. Do I have to S-off? Can I S-off from this position? The other issue I keep running into is dead file links.
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So I think I found out what I did. 2.28 is the Global version. I must of rooted that version and flashed roms. I wanted to unroot and get back to stock software version.
Where should I go from here? Is there an RUU for the ICS Global? I can not seem to find one.
Have you tried unlocking the bootloader again?
Edit: I searched for a long time (a few days ago) but couldn't find any information on S-Off, not going back to stock for people on the latest OTA. I'm not the best person to give advice, but if you're on the current OTA, I don't think you can use the RUU.exe.
Also, you can't downgrade if you're S-On - only upgrade..
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Thingula said:
Have you tried unlocking the bootloader again?
Edit: I searched for a long time (a few days ago) but couldn't find any information on S-Off, not going back to stock for people on the latest OTA. I'm not the best person to give advice, but if you're on the current OTA, I don't think you can use the RUU.exe.
Also, you can't downgrade if you're S-On - only upgrade..
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Yes I can unlock again and that does get me unstock from the boot screen but still cant get where I want. Hmm.
I wonder if you can fastboot-flash the older kernels, using a computer, then flash the old stock ROM, lock the bootloader, then run an RUU.. Can anyone confirm this? Sounds too simple to work on an HTC phone.
Edit: No, of course that doesn't work. Sorry, I can't really offer any more help.. I'll have to just hope that someone more knowledgeable can take over.
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Be prepared, I get rather long winded.
If you were on the most current 4.05.605.14 with S-on which based on what you list as the radios and hboot is what it appears you were on, then you are in a difficult spot. The really bad news is the only RUU you would be able to use is the 4.05.605.14 and no one has admitted to being able to get ahold of. The most current one available is 3.14.605.12 but that is useless to you. You would have to S-off to go back to stock but would have to have a working rom to do it. It's not impossible but it aint easy. I just had to do it about a month ago when I was trying to S-off my replacement Rezound. It came with the most current stock ROM and I didn't bother reading up on the current ControlBear method. In the past, you had to have a rooted rom in order to S-off. So of course, I unlocked the bootloader, flashed AmonRa 3.15 and then used superuser to root it and then went about trying to S-off. I couldn't find my previous windows based versions of ControlBear so I went about making a live cd ubunto disk and trying to S-off. It wouldn't work. Then I read the unlimited.io site instructions and found that the current version needs the unrooted stock rom to succeed. I really never paid attention to unrooting before because if I had to do it, I could always just run the factory wipe and root would be gone but not this time. It kept showing that I was rooted. So I tried wiping data, cache, dalvik cache, and after that didn't work, I wiped the system. Very bad move on my part. Now I couldn't get past the bootloader. I thought I was done for because I knew with S-on, there was no going back and the global rom RUU was still not available.
After trying all kinds of things I ended up
1. downloading the 4.05.605.14 stock rooted rom listed HERE (Thanks MicroMod777) in the Rezound Development section.
2. Then downloaded the current firmware.zip from HERE (Thanks Flyhalf205) and then extracted the recovery.img along with the hboot .nb0 file from it.
3. I then created 2 separate custom ph98img.zip for each so I could always reinstall the stock hboot and the stock recovery.img.
4. I extracted the boot.img from the rooted rom and flashed that first. I don't remember if I did it via adb in fastboot usb or with another ph98img.zip and then
5. I made sure that my bootloader was unlocked and then installed AmonRa as the recovery
6. Then used AmonRa to flash the stock rooted zip file. I then wiped the cache 3 times and the dalkvik cache 3 times.
I let the phone reboot and I was back to a working phone.!!! Then I found out that it was rooted with SuperSu which gives you the option of doing a full permanent unroot which I did. I then put that ph98img that I had made that had the stock recovery.img on it and flashed that in the bootloader. After rebooting I now had a fully stock phone and proceeded to do the S-off. I left the bootloader unlocked as directed by the unlimited.io site. I had limited experience with ubunto but found THIS PAGE that helped walk me through it. I followed it exactly and ended up with an S-off phone. One thing that wasn't clear to me was how to open a terminal in ubunto but I figured that out after trial and error. IIRC, I clicked on the home tab on the left and then in the search box, typed terminal. The first icon that was shown was a terminal emulator and I used that for the commands.
Now I still wasn't finished. I ended up relocking the bootloader but didn't like the relocked and tampered flags that were showing. So I ended up running the most recent RUU (3.14.605.12 found HERE and I now had a ***LOCKED*** bootloader and then let the phone reboot. After it rebooted, I hit the home key and bypassed the setup. I then got into settings and then into software update and let it update. It did a small update and then had to repeat the reboot, bypass setup, and software update. This time it did the global update. I let it reboot but this time, I ran the setup. Once I was up and running, I again went into bootloader and reinstalled AmonRa and used the 3.16 version and made sure to do a nandroid before doing anything further. After that, I got ahold of SuperSu 1.51 and flashed that in the AmonRa recovery. I now had a ***LOCKED*** stock rooted Rezound and several nandroid backups of both fully stock and rooted. Which turned out to be a great idea because not even 3 weeks later after this, the phone started malfunctioning (power button) and a problem with the camera so it got replaced and I had to put it back fully stock. I was already setup for this. I unrooted, put the stock recovery back on, and made it S-on. When the replacement came, I immediately unlocked it, did the S-off (only took one try), relocked, ruu'd back to 3.14.605.12, updated to global rom, flashed AmonRa, and restored with my most recent rooted nandroid. and I am back up and running a whole lot sooner...
I hope this helps.
Very much so! Thank you. If I could hit the thanks button 10x I would.
Im sure im not the only only to have the Hboot 2.28 issue.
hey man you still around ? i need some help with a situation like this
dust906 said:
hey man you still around ? i need some help with a situation like this
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I replied to you in your thread.
S-On Locked stock !
mikeyk101 said:
Be prepared, I get rather long winded.
If you were on the most current 4.05.605.14 with S-on which based on what you list as the radios and hboot is what it appears you were on, then you are in a difficult spot. The really bad news is the only RUU you would be able to use is the 4.05.605.14 and no one has admitted to being able to get ahold of. The most current one available is 3.14.605.12 but that is useless to you. You would have to S-off to go back to stock but would have to have a working rom to do it. It's not impossible but it aint easy. I just had to do it about a month ago when I was trying to S-off my replacement Rezound. It came with the most current stock ROM and I didn't bother reading up on the current ControlBear method. In the past, you had to have a rooted rom in order to S-off. So of course, I unlocked the bootloader, flashed AmonRa 3.15 and then used superuser to root it and then went about trying to S-off. I couldn't find my previous windows based versions of ControlBear so I went about making a live cd ubunto disk and trying to S-off. It wouldn't work. Then I read the unlimited.io site instructions and found that the current version needs the unrooted stock rom to succeed. I really never paid attention to unrooting before because if I had to do it, I could always just run the factory wipe and root would be gone but not this time. It kept showing that I was rooted. So I tried wiping data, cache, dalvik cache, and after that didn't work, I wiped the system. Very bad move on my part. Now I couldn't get past the bootloader. I thought I was done for because I knew with S-on, there was no going back and the global rom RUU was still not available.
After trying all kinds of things I ended up
1. downloading the 4.05.605.14 stock rooted rom listed HERE (Thanks MicroMod777) in the Rezound Development section.
2. Then downloaded the current firmware.zip from HERE (Thanks Flyhalf205) and then extracted the recovery.img along with the hboot .nb0 file from it.
3. I then created 2 separate custom ph98img.zip for each so I could always reinstall the stock hboot and the stock recovery.img.
4. I extracted the boot.img from the rooted rom and flashed that first. I don't remember if I did it via adb in fastboot usb or with another ph98img.zip and then
5. I made sure that my bootloader was unlocked and then installed AmonRa as the recovery
6. Then used AmonRa to flash the stock rooted zip file. I then wiped the cache 3 times and the dalkvik cache 3 times.
I let the phone reboot and I was back to a working phone.!!! Then I found out that it was rooted with SuperSu which gives you the option of doing a full permanent unroot which I did. I then put that ph98img that I had made that had the stock recovery.img on it and flashed that in the bootloader. After rebooting I now had a fully stock phone and proceeded to do the S-off. I left the bootloader unlocked as directed by the unlimited.io site. I had limited experience with ubunto but found THIS PAGE that helped walk me through it. I followed it exactly and ended up with an S-off phone. One thing that wasn't clear to me was how to open a terminal in ubunto but I figured that out after trial and error. IIRC, I clicked on the home tab on the left and then in the search box, typed terminal. The first icon that was shown was a terminal emulator and I used that for the commands.
Now I still wasn't finished. I ended up relocking the bootloader but didn't like the relocked and tampered flags that were showing. So I ended up running the most recent RUU (3.14.605.12 found HERE and I now had a ***LOCKED*** bootloader and then let the phone reboot. After it rebooted, I hit the home key and bypassed the setup. I then got into settings and then into software update and let it update. It did a small update and then had to repeat the reboot, bypass setup, and software update. This time it did the global update. I let it reboot but this time, I ran the setup. Once I was up and running, I again went into bootloader and reinstalled AmonRa and used the 3.16 version and made sure to do a nandroid before doing anything further. After that, I got ahold of SuperSu 1.51 and flashed that in the AmonRa recovery. I now had a ***LOCKED*** stock rooted Rezound and several nandroid backups of both fully stock and rooted. Which turned out to be a great idea because not even 3 weeks later after this, the phone started malfunctioning (power button) and a problem with the camera so it got replaced and I had to put it back fully stock. I was already setup for this. I unrooted, put the stock recovery back on, and made it S-on. When the replacement came, I immediately unlocked it, did the S-off (only took one try), relocked, ruu'd back to 3.14.605.12, updated to global rom, flashed AmonRa, and restored with my most recent rooted nandroid. and I am back up and running a whole lot sooner...
I hope this helps.
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This guide was FREAKING AWESOME. It led me to finally after 2 years go S-Off (wire trick) to do RUU, etc. Have to return phone and have already got replacement. Crossed my fingers and everything looks stock stock stock !
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I am an unfortunate rookie, and have made mistakes, hence the name. I want to return my phone to stock from htcdev unlock, s-on, hboot 1.5. with a boot loop on meanom ICS for the evo 3d. I have tried to use older ruu shooters. Relock with fastbot oem lock, and then pg86img. However with the bootloop I can not access anything unless I unlock again, and then go into recovery. This is all that I can think of at the moment that might help.
Kill the rookie!!! PLEASE HELP!!
I had much the same problem with my cdma, hboot 1.5, S-On shooter. When I was S-On none of the ICS roms would work. The all bootlooped on me. If you follow the rooting method found here on xda, it will get you back to a stock Rooted GB Rom.
go into hboot -> fastboot USB-> run command dos -> fastboot cwm-4.0.1.4-shooter.IMG -> flash the 2.17 firmware-> enjoy.
I had to S-off with Juopunutbear, then re-run that root/flash to get past the bootloops.
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Unfortunately I have tried that and it still is not working.
My only suggestion would be to try it a few times, other then that, its above my head.
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rookiemistake said:
I am an unfortunate rookie, and have made mistakes, hence the name. I want to return my phone to stock from htcdev unlock, s-on, hboot 1.5. with a boot loop on meanom ICS for the evo 3d. I have tried to use older ruu shooters. Relock with fastbot oem lock, and then pg86img. However with the bootloop I can not access anything unless I unlock again, and then go into recovery. This is all that I can think of at the moment that might help.
Kill the rookie!!! PLEASE HELP!!
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Have you tried one of the ruu exe files that you run from your computer? If you are trying to go stock, you should be able to relock the bootloader and run the ruu and that's it.
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First of all I want to thank everyone that has been attempting to assist me with my problem. I have tried to relock since I am on htcdev unlock and then run an ruu force via my computer. I get an installation aborted error when trying to flash pg86img via recovery. I don't know what else to say.
You can't flash a bootloader zip from recovery. You have to flash it from hboot. Also make sure the zip is named correctly "PG86IMG.zip" without the quotes. Also make sure the zip is on the root of your sd as in not in any folders. Once you've named the zip correctly and placed it correctly then power off the phone. Hold down the volume down button and tap the power button. You should boot into the bootloader wait until the phone recognizes the zip and follow the on screen instructions. Hopefully this helps.
#Root-Hack_Mod*Always\=LTE
Thank you again. I tried your directions, it did recognize the pg86img. However it did not give me any instructions to follow. It did however allow me to be able to a partial stock state. My software version is still on the teamgenesis sense v2.9 cdma. Although I do like some of the features on this rom, I would still like to be able to get the OTA of ICS when it is released. Any suggestions?
rookiemistake said:
Thank you again. I tried your directions, it did recognize the pg86img. However it did not give me any instructions to follow. It did however allow me to be able to a partial stock state. My software version is still on the teamgenesis sense v2.9 cdma. Although I do like some of the features on this rom, I would still like to be able to get the OTA of ICS when it is released. Any suggestions?
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To get the ota release (if it ever comes ) I do believe you will need to be locked and running the existing gingerbread rom. While I am not positive, I think the system uses the props file to determine if an update is applicable, and it will likely not recognize the teamgenesis rom version as being upgradeable.
Now I will likely get flames for saying this, but if you want to put the meanrom v2.4 of ICS on the phone, it can be done with s-on, you just need to follow the correct process. I ran that rom for a while, and it is very stock like, stable, and has a few enhancements that you will not find on a non-rooted stock rom. I never found anything wrong or not working with that rom.
To get it to load, first I downloaded flashimagegui from market, put the meanrom zip file on the sd card and made sure I had a recovery that I could get into. I am using TWRP v2.1.1, lots of folks talk about others like ext4, and I am only going to say use whichever you like, after all it is your phone.
Then with the phone unlocked via the htc method, I started the flashimage app, and browsed to the meanrom file. It extracted the kernel and flashed it. Once that was done, with clear cache buttons selected, rebooted to recovery, and used the install menu selection of TWRP to again flash the same rom file. Once it flashed the file, selected clear cache and dalvik just to be safe, selected reboot system, and it worked great.
Have a great weekend.
So, apparently I am still doing something wrong. I have put the pg86img on the root, relocked to the bootloader, and let it run it's course. However, it will get through with reading it and stops and does not finish anything with loading the system information. I have also tried to run the ruu via usb connection. I keep running into a c++ issue saying runtime error. I have wiped everything and thankfully I did make a backup of the rom and other information that I was runing so I can currently fall back on that.
I am on hboot 1.5, 2.17, and teamgenesis ICS rom for evo 3d.
Apparently there have been rumors that Sprint has finally released the ICS OTA, not that it really matters anymore, but I have run into a few interesting glitches, such as WIFI not staying connected while asleep or disconnecting.
If I have to I am willing to pay to do a netmeeing with someone in order to be able to fix this.
Sorry if it sounds like I am getting frustrated, but I have tried every walkthrough that I have found and have not had any luck with any of them.
Please help.
I forgot to say I am s-on
Hi everyone,
I used RegawMod to unlock the bootloader, get root, and installed TWRP flash recovery. Phone is "S-ON". The phone was having issues with repeated SMS and I couldn't take the OTA. So I was told to relock the bootloader and install stock RUU file.
Ok so I did just that, relocked bootloader and then went to reinstall the RUU. When I went to download the RUU's I saw that the latest version was:
"RUU_JEWEL_CL_JB_45_S_Sprint_WWE_3.15.651.16_Radio_1.12.11.1119_NV_2.87_003_25007_release_299302_signed.exe"
I figured it would be ok to flash this and this would give me Jelly Bean all in one shot. My phone was running the stock rom which was software version "1.13.651.1"
So I installed the RUU and everything seemed to work properly until the phone rebooted. I noticed that none of the settings had been reset and the email account was still there etc. Typically when you flash an RUU everything goes back to configure mode on reboot. So I went into the settings software version etc and sure enough the software was the old software.
Looks like the RUU only changed my boot loader! When I checked originally I had bootloader 1.12.0000 after flashing the latest RUU file my bootloader was now 2.09.0000.
I then downloaded the "1.13.651.1" RUU to try and install it but it said not compatible with the bootloader.
Any advice on why the rom didn't update? What can I do now?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=36308826#post36308826
Welcome to the machine, where have you been? It's alright, we know where you've been.
Got a pretty lengthy thread, it seems the more people that run the new RUU are having the same exact issue. My radio is stuck on 1.05 and hboot 2.09 after running that thing. Should have known not to trust anything stock. Always thought those RUUs were safe.
Anyways, a bunch of us are subscribed to the thread I posted at the top of this post, I recommend you subscribe to it to keep things clean.
Ok, so long story short, I got fed up with the latest update (4.05.605.14) downloading onto my phone and then failing every time it tried to install itself. Deferring didn't work and it would do it about 5 times a day. So I decided to try and manually install it. That was a mistake, as I think I used a method that was for S-Off instead. I ended up with a phone that wouldn't boot past the 4G LTE screen. I have searched the forums all day and tried everything I could, including trying to install the 3.14.605.12 RUU to take me back to stock. Even locked I can't get it to flash. It checks the PH98IMG.zip but when it installs it fails and says that the "Main Version is older!" So at this point I'm lost. If any of you have any ideas and can help me get my phone back it would be so great.
Thanks in advance.
S-On
Locked
HBOOT: 2.28.0000
Radio: 2.2310.0123r/2.23.10.0124r
Recovery Amon Ra 3.14
You might just need to flash the proper kernel. Pull the boot.img from the ROM based on the OTA (linked below) and flash it and see if that does it. s-off phones don't need to flash kernel separately.
fastboot flash boot boot.img
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=40949419&postcount=11
no boot
Here on xda is Hassoon's Rezound All-In-One kit #3.2.
It has a tool to set main version for you. And more.
Do it in Fastboot.
michaelbsheldon said:
Here on xda is Hassoon's Rezound All-In-One kit #3.2.
It has a tool to set main version for you. And more.
Do it in Fastboot.
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Is that going to work for an RUU? The RUU will want to actually change the hboot version to an older one.
I think I saw an RUU feature in Hassoon's Rezound Toolkit as well.
You can always flash just a radio or hboot later if you want.
It does have a Mainver Error Fix listed so it would be worth a try. Also downloading the kernel to try and flash that. Thank you both for the suggestions. Hopefully they keep coming in because I've tried about everything I've seen in the forums to date...
well neither of those worked. The all in one couldn't even find the phone. Guess I severely borked it... :crying:
borkness
Gonna be a lot of work, but you may have to re-educate your phone with
RUU 3.14.xxxx.xx.
After that, install AmonRa recovery. Then mebbe a custom rom or your old nandroid backup.
That's all assuming you can get into fastboot-usb.
I have no problem getting into fastboot usb. It's about the only thing I don't have a problem with. How does one reducate a phone?
There's no RUU that you can run since you have a newer hboot than all of them.
Try flashing the ROM linked in my post #2 above. It's stock based on the OTA. That worked for someone else who was having issues with other methods. Flash the boot.img after you flash the ROM.
Yep
What Feralicious said...
This might help
kirkman81 said:
Ok, so long story short, I got fed up with the latest update (4.05.605.14) downloading onto my phone and then failing every time it tried to install itself. Deferring didn't work and it would do it about 5 times a day. So I decided to try and manually install it. That was a mistake, as I think I used a method that was for S-Off instead. I ended up with a phone that wouldn't boot past the 4G LTE screen. I have searched the forums all day and tried everything I could, including trying to install the 3.14.605.12 RUU to take me back to stock. Even locked I can't get it to flash. It checks the PH98IMG.zip but when it installs it fails and says that the "Main Version is older!" So at this point I'm lost. If any of you have any ideas and can help me get my phone back it would be so great.
Thanks in advance.
S-On
Locked
HBOOT: 2.28.0000
Radio: 2.2310.0123r/2.23.10.0124r
Recovery Amon Ra 3.14
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Hi, I had similar issues. ROM and Kernel weren't matching. See this thread where I got some great help. Hopefully it gets you on your way too.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=41261391&posted=1#post41261391
Thanks for the suggestions, all. I had to switch phones finally because nothing was working but I'll give the last two suggestions a try when I have some time. I'll let you know if anything worked.
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Hey all,
So I'm sending my Rezound back to Verizon as a warranty replacement, and today I tried to revert it to stock. It was rooted, S-OFF, with Infected ROM installed (based off CM10.1.2). However, the re-lock process didn't work correctly. I received the below error in the command prompt when I tried to relock it with fastboot oem lock:
(bootloader) Lock successfully...
(bootloader) TZ_HTC_SVC_DISABLE ret = -131073 (0xFFFDFFFF)
FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))
The steps I took are as follows:
1) Re-installed RUU using this file: Rezound_Global_ICS_4.03.605.2_Full_RUU_PH98IMG (renamed to PH98IMG and done through bootloader)
2) Attempted fastboot oem lock (and got the above error)
This process worked on a different Rezound that I also received as a warranty replacement which itself was also defective, but in that case I locked the phone first and THEN flashed the RUU. In my haste today I accidentally flipped the order to what you see above.
Now, the phone will not go back to ***LOCKED*** up at the top. Instead, it says ***RELOCKED*** which is not what I want here. I am afraid to set the S-OFF flag back to ON while the phone is displaying "relocked". The RUU did work, as the phone has stock firmware on it once again and boots up fine. I attempted to relock it again and RUU it again with the same results, still got the above error and still showing ***RELOCKED***.
I did some research but couldn't find anything specific to the Rezound; the nearest thing I was able to find was some info about how CleanROM can cause this on a different device, and something about mainver, which I'm not familiar with. I did use CleanROM for nearly a year before going S-OFF and moving to CM10. If anyone has an idea on how to fix it I would be eternally grateful.
tigerxchaos said:
Hey all,
So I'm sending my Rezound back to Verizon as a warranty replacement, and today I tried to revert it to stock. It was rooted, S-OFF, with Infected ROM installed (based off CM10.1.2). However, the re-lock process didn't work correctly. I received the below error in the command prompt when I tried to relock it with fastboot oem lock:
(bootloader) Lock successfully...
(bootloader) TZ_HTC_SVC_DISABLE ret = -131073 (0xFFFDFFFF)
FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))
The steps I took are as follows:
1) Re-installed RUU using this file: Rezound_Global_ICS_4.03.605.2_Full_RUU_PH98IMG (renamed to PH98IMG and done through bootloader)
2) Attempted fastboot oem lock (and got the above error)
This process worked on a different Rezound that I also received as a warranty replacement which itself was also defective, but in that case I locked the phone first and THEN flashed the RUU. In my haste today I accidentally flipped the order to what you see above.
Now, the phone will not go back to ***LOCKED*** up at the top. Instead, it says ***RELOCKED*** which is not what I want here. I am afraid to set the S-OFF flag back to ON while the phone is displaying "relocked". The RUU did work, as the phone has stock firmware on it once again and boots up fine. I attempted to relock it again and RUU it again with the same results, still got the above error and still showing ***RELOCKED***.
I did some research but couldn't find anything specific to the Rezound; the nearest thing I was able to find was some info about how CleanROM can cause this on a different device, and something about mainver, which I'm not familiar with. I did use CleanROM for nearly a year before going S-OFF and moving to CM10. If anyone has an idea on how to fix it I would be eternally grateful.
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You need to get ahold of either the ph98img.zip for 3.14.605.12 like HERE and put it on your sd card and run that at hboot after renaming it ph98img.zip or get a copy of the full RUU (RUU_VIGOR_ICS_35_S_VERIZON_WWE_3.14.605.12_Radio_RS_1.22.10.0424r_3622A_MR3_9K_release_270509_signed.exe) for 3.14.605.12 at ONE OF THESE LINKS and run this on your pc with the phone connected by the USB cable. Make sure on the exe version that you have USB debugging enabled. The RUU you used is a leak and not an "official" full RUU. You need to run a full official RUU to accomplish what you want and the full RUU for 4.05.605.14 has not been released yet. If you use either of the ones I provided links for, the hboot will show "locked" but an earlier version. Then if you want it to show the latest version, leave your SIM card in the phone, let it bootup, when the setup starts, just press the home key and it will bypass setup. The get into settings and into the software update and run that. It will update to the next version. Let it reboot and again bypassing the setup. Then run software update one more time and you will have 4.05.605.14 which is the latest version and your hboot will now show locked. Now you can go ahead and re S-on the phone.
However, I have heard over and over that Verizon never checks the software on the phones and you could just send it back the way it is now. But I'm sure that you are paranoid about this like I am and want it fully stock again so there are no red flags...
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You need to get ahold of either the ph98img.zip for 3.14.605.12 like HERE and put it on your sd card and run that at hboot after renaming it ph98img.zip or get a copy of the full RUU (RUU_VIGOR_ICS_35_S_VERIZON_WWE_3.14.605.12_Radio_RS_1.22.10.0424r_3622A_MR3_9K_release_270509_signed.exe) for 3.14.605.12 at ONE OF THESE LINKS and run this on your pc with the phone connected by the USB cable. Make sure on the exe version that you have USB debugging enabled. The RUU you used is a leak and not an "official" full RUU. You need to run a full official RUU to accomplish what you want and the full RUU for 4.05.605.14 has not been released yet. If you use either of the ones I provided links for, the hboot will show "locked" but an earlier version. Then if you want it to show the latest version, leave your SIM card in the phone, let it bootup, when the setup starts, just press the home key and it will bypass setup. The get into settings and into the software update and run that. It will update to the next version. Let it reboot and again bypassing the setup. Then run software update one more time and you will have 4.05.605.14 which is the latest version and your hboot will now show locked. Now you can go ahead and re S-on the phone.
However, I have heard over and over that Verizon never checks the software on the phones and you could just send it back the way it is now. But I'm sure that you are paranoid about this like I am and want it fully stock again so there are no red flags...
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Thanks very much for the suggestion. I'll give this a try shortly.
It's just weird that this RUU successfully took another phone back to fully stock. The only difference between the two is that the other phone never had CleanROM installed on it.
EDIT: Just realized one other thing, at one point I manually updated the radios on the first phone (the one that is now giving me trouble) but didn't do this on the one that went back to stock properly. I'm going to give the PC method a try since it mentions the radios in the file name.
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Went ahead and ran the full RUU from my PC as suggested above. Unfortunately it didn't accomplish the goal. The RUU completed successfully, but HBOOT still says ***RELOCKED***. I tried unlocking and then relocking again, and got the same error:
(bootloader) Lock successfully...
(bootloader) TZ_HTC_SVC_DISABLE ret = -131073 (0xFFFDFFFF)
FAILED (status read failed (Too many links))
finished. total time: 0.958s
Not sure where to go from here.
With S-off, the radios shouldnt matter. Seems to me when I s-offed this latest phone, it was on 4.05.605.14 and I had to unlock the bootloader to do the s-off. After I achieved s-off, I dont remember relocking, I just ran that ph98img from android police. The bootloader then displayed that it was locked. Maybe try to run either of those RUUs after unlocking the bootloader.
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With S-off, the radios shouldnt matter. Seems to me when I s-offed this latest phone, it was on 4.05.605.14 and I had to unlock the bootloader to do the s-off. After I achieved s-off, I dont remember relocking, I just ran that ph98img from android police. The bootloader then displayed that it was locked. Maybe try to run either of those RUUs after unlocking the bootloader.
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I think the key is this error I'm getting via the command line. I didn't get it with the other phone and on that one, after I relocked, it said **TAMPERED** across the top; after the RUU, it just said **LOCKED**. This one is saying **RELOCKED** instead of **TAMPERED** and it's the one that won't go back to locked after a RUU. If we can figure out what's causing this error, might be the key to solving the issue. However, that's where I'm falling short in my research.
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I think the key is this error I'm getting via the command line. I didn't get it with the other phone and on that one, after I relocked, it said **TAMPERED** across the top; after the RUU, it just said **LOCKED**. This one is saying **RELOCKED** instead of **TAMPERED** and it's the one that won't go back to locked after a RUU. If we can figure out what's causing this error, might be the key to solving the issue. However, that's where I'm falling short in my research.
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IIRC, when it says Tampered across the top of the bootloader, it just means that the bootloader is unlocked and that a other than factory recovery has been installed such as TWRP or AmonRa. Relocked means that the bootloader had originally been unlocked at some point and then locked again. If it were me, I would
1. Try to unlock the bootloader again,
2. Reinstall either AmonRa or TWRP if either is not there, then
3. Wipe everything such as cache, dalvik cache, wipe ALL data/factory reset, and possibly even wipe system.
(Normally you would not want to wipe system because pretty much everything is then gone but since you have the RUU.exe, you have the means to reinstall the original OS.)
4. After wiping everything above, reboot from recovery to bootloader and try running that RUU again.
You are right though and this is weird. Normally when you run a full factory RUU, it should reset EVERYTHING back to factory original condition.
BTW, I have just been trying to come up with a workable solution. I was kind of hoping that someone with more experience would pipe in. Unfortunately it looks like the Rezound and development is dying a slow but sure death and many have moved on...
Just trying to think of alternate solutions again, I know that it is possible to change just the hboots by using the proper ph98img.zip files. I remember using one awhile back when I was unlocked that changed the hboot from tampered to read locked. I cant find the thread but I think it came from Vinylfreak . I attached it in this post but it will read 2.27.0000 as the version. I have also included the factory 2.28.0000 in a separate ph98img file below. Maybe try one of these and it might take care of it. Put these on your sd card, change the name of the first one to ph98img.zip and get into the bootloader hboot and let it update. If that doesn't work, try the second one.
If needed, I could also probably make one for the 3.05.605.12 and upload that as well. I just need to check the hboot version it came with.
ETA, I think the first one came from THIS THREAD and it is just renamed by me so I could keep track of what it was...
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Just trying to think of alternate solutions again, I know that it is possible to change just the hboots by using the proper ph98img.zip files. I remember using one awhile back when I was unlocked that changed the hboot from tampered to read locked. I cant find the thread but I think it came from Vinylfreak . I attached it in this post but it will read 2.27.0000 as the version. I have also included the factory 2.28.0000 in a separate ph98img file below. Maybe try one of these and it might take care of it. Put these on your sd card, change the name of the first one to ph98img.zip and get into the bootloader hboot and let it update. If that doesn't work, try the second one.
If needed, I could also probably make one for the 3.05.605.12 and upload that as well. I just need to check the hboot version it came with.
ETA, I think the first one came from THIS THREAD and it is just renamed by me so I could keep track of what it was...
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Thanks again for all your suggestions, you've been REALLY helpful.
I'll try out the hboot method you listed above and see what I can come up with. My concern there is that I think vinylfreak's hboot was an engineering hboot, which will brick the phone if I try to go back to S-ON with it installed.
Rezound development is actually still alive and well, among several dedicated developers who are working on some great software for the phone. @Flyhalf205 has been releasing regular updates to his Rezound build of CyanogenMod 10.1 and as I understand it, is responsible for a ton of the recent progress made on bringing Jellybean to the Rezound. @IAmTheOneTheyCallNeo has a fantastic ROM based off of CM called Infection, and a variant of it based on PACMan called Tron. @iHateWebOS has a great kernel called HIRO, @Snuzzo has another one called Funky Kernel, and there are other devs that I'm less familiar with working on other projects. Check out their work, it breathed new life into my phone.
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Thanks again for all your suggestions, you've been REALLY helpful.
I'll try out the hboot method you listed above and see what I can come up with. My concern there is that I think vinylfreak's hboot was an engineering hboot, which will brick the phone if I try to go back to S-ON with it installed.
Rezound development is actually still alive and well, among several dedicated developers who are working on some great software for the phone. @Flyhalf205 has been releasing regular updates to his Rezound build of CyanogenMod 10.1 and as I understand it, is responsible for a ton of the recent progress made on bringing Jellybean to the Rezound. @IAmTheOneTheyCallNeo has a fantastic ROM based off of CM called Infection, and a variant of it based on PACMan called Tron. @iHateWebOS has a great kernel called HIRO, @Snuzzo has another one called Funky Kernel, and there are other devs that I'm less familiar with working on other projects. Check out their work, it breathed new life into my phone.
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I didn't quite elaborate on what I was thinking. But you are absolutely correct about doing S-on with an engineered hboot and that it would brick it. However, since it is going back as a warranty replacement, maybe bricking it might not be such a bad idea. LOL. I should have added that by using the fake locked hboot, it may trick the phone into thinking it really was locked. And then flash the second one and the banner just might stay showing locked. I have actually gone back and forth between the two but have always been locked so I am not sure how yours would work out. BTW, that second one is the original factory hboot extracted off the full OTApkg.zip for 4.05.605.14 and packaged in a ph98img file. I extracted it in the event that I might have to S-on again sometime in the future. I also extracted the original factory recovery and packaged that in a ph98img file as well in case I ever had to revert back to stock for the same reason. I just have to unroot (I am using supersu), reinstall the factory recovery, reinstall the factory hboot, do a factory wipe in recovery and finally do the write secure flag command and I am golden. I know that there are still many very cool roms out there. I used to be a big fan of CleanROM but that is no longer supported by the developer. Since then I have gotten kind of used to using a rooted stock rom. I know I may be missing some bells and whistles but I mostly rooted and S-offed just because I could and have a few more choices available to me. I hope you are able to find a solution.
I had this happen a wile ago what worked for me was that I ran the ruu to back to stock, then go through the unlock process, once unlocked s-off. Once s-off run ruu, then follow directions in this link http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1612937
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So I'm currently on Flyhalf's CM10.1 (S-ON), and I checked the recommended firmware/radios for the ROM and realized I'm outdated. It calls for Hboot 2.26 and radio 2.23.10.0123r, 2.23.10.0124r. but I'm on 2.25 and 1.22.10.0421r/1.22.10.0424r. I just updated to the latest version of the rom and I keep getting random bootlooping as well as the rom being way more unstable than the previous build I was on for about 4 months.
So, I'm trying to use Wildhorse's guide to updating firmware through RUU in hopes that it will solve my problems and it just plain isn't working. I've put the RUU in my external SD as PH98IMG, waited for my battery to charge to 90%, shut off the phone, pulled the battery, then gone into Hboot to flash it but I keep getting "No Image or Wrong Image" and it just goes back to the main Hboot screen every single time. Can anyone explain to me why this is happening even though I'm following everybody's directions exactly? I've been searching through the forums for about 2 hours now and I can't get an answer.
I'm still kind of new to HTC devices and how they work, so if anyone could help me figure this out I'd be very thankful.
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So I'm currently on Flyhalf's CM10.1 (S-ON), and I checked the recommended firmware/radios for the ROM and realized I'm outdated. It calls for Hboot 2.26 and radio 2.23.10.0123r, 2.23.10.0124r. but I'm on 2.25 and 1.22.10.0421r/1.22.10.0424r. I just updated to the latest version of the rom and I keep getting random bootlooping as well as the rom being way more unstable than the previous build I was on for about 4 months.
So, I'm trying to use Wildhorse's guide to updating firmware through RUU in hopes that it will solve my problems and it just plain isn't working. I've put the RUU in my external SD as PH98IMG, waited for my battery to charge to 90%, shut off the phone, pulled the battery, then gone into Hboot to flash it but I keep getting "No Image or Wrong Image" and it just goes back to the main Hboot screen every single time. Can anyone explain to me why this is happening even though I'm following everybody's directions exactly? I've been searching through the forums for about 2 hours now and I can't get an answer.
I'm still kind of new to HTC devices and how they work, so if anyone could help me figure this out I'd be very thankful.
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You are on a leaked firmware, the currently available RUUs are all older than that, and you can't go back when you are S-ON. You need to S-OFF then you can RUU back to 3.14.605.12 and then OTA back up to the current 4.5.605.14
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You are on a leaked firmware, the currently available RUUs are all older than that, and you can't go back when you are S-ON. You need to S-OFF then you can RUU back to 3.14.605.12 and then OTA back up to the current 4.5.605.14
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Okay, I was really hoping that wasn't the case. I hate to ask for more help, but I don't really understand how I'm supposed to get S-Off when I need to be on the stock RUU to do it, and I can't get on the stock RUU because I need to be S-Off to do so...
I hope I'm not stuck this way. Technically I'm on all the same software as I was yesterday, but now I'm getting random reboots all the time as well as bootloops that either go on for ten minutes or never end. I was on a build of CM10.1 from may with Amon Ra recovery, then tried to flash the newest TWRP that requires the new firmware (didn't realize I was on older firmware) and it bricked my phone. So I put on an older CWM recovery, tried to backup and it froze in the middle of every backup it tried to make. Put on an old TWRP, backups worked, so I flashed the newest version of CM10.1 (again not knowing I didn't have newest firmware) and that's when the bootlooping/rebooting started. I recovered to the old version of CM10.1 and the issue didn't go away, so now I'm just trying to figure out what I can do to get my phone in a usable state again.
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Okay, I was really hoping that wasn't the case. I hate to ask for more help, but I don't really understand how I'm supposed to get S-Off when I need to be on the stock RUU to do it, and I can't get on the stock RUU because I need to be S-Off to do so...
I hope I'm not stuck this way. Technically I'm on all the same software as I was yesterday, but now I'm getting random reboots all the time as well as bootloops that either go on for ten minutes or never end. I was on a build of CM10.1 from may with Amon Ra recovery, then tried to flash the newest TWRP that requires the new firmware (didn't realize I was on older firmware) and it bricked my phone. So I put on an older CWM recovery, tried to backup and it froze in the middle of every backup it tried to make. Put on an old TWRP, backups worked, so I flashed the newest version of CM10.1 (again not knowing I didn't have newest firmware) and that's when the bootlooping/rebooting started. I recovered to the old version of CM10.1 and the issue didn't go away, so now I'm just trying to figure out what I can do to get my phone in a usable state again.
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Hey, wait a sec... :laugh:
My bad, I just double checked, and with that Hboot/radio combination you are on stock ICS firmware already! Just RUU version 3.14.605.12, that should work without issues if done correctly and you should be back to pure ICS and can then allow the OTA to upgrade you in a few steps to 4.5.605.14
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Hey, wait a sec... :laugh:
My bad, I just double checked, and with that Hboot/radio combination you are on stock ICS firmware already! Just RUU version 3.14.605.12, that should work without issues if done correctly and you should be back to pure ICS and can then allow the OTA to upgrade you in a few steps to 4.5.605.14
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Oh, thank god. Hahah. I didn't remember ever flashing any leaked firmware before, so I was kind of confused there. I figured I may have done it somewhere in the unlocking/rooting process and just couldnt remember. Okay, thanks again for the help. RUU's have always confused me with the way they work. I should be stable in no time hopefully.
And now I'm having more issues... I can't use the Rom Updater because somethings wrong with my usb connection. I can plug it in and transfer files and such, but trying to use any ADB commands results in "Device not found" and the Rom Updater says it can't connect to my device either. My HTC Drivers are up to date, so I'm not sure why this is happening. Is there any way I can just get the PH98IMG.zip for 3.14.605.12 instead of having to use the RUU?
Not really sure what you are trying to run, I didn't think there was a 3.14.605.12 executable RUU, but use this page and instructions and grab the file: http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...cream-sandwich-ruu-for-final-ota-3-14-605-12/
Remember you will need to RELOCK the bootloader if I am not mistaken it is possible to hard brick if you don't!
Then copy to external SD card, name the file PH98IMG.zip (beware of the Windows "double zip" issue), verify MD5 on the SDcard, then reboot into hboot and go. Do it twice!!! Let it boot up and sit for about 10 minutes to calm down, then remove the PH98IMG.zip file from the SD card. Everything should be smooth sailing from there...
You should then be S-ON, completely stock. You will need to unlock again to do anything more
acejavelin said:
Not really sure what you are trying to run, I didn't think there was a 3.14.605.12 executable RUU, but use this page and instructions and grab the file: http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...cream-sandwich-ruu-for-final-ota-3-14-605-12/
Remember you will need to RELOCK the bootloader if I am not mistaken it is possible to hard brick if you don't!
Then copy to external SD card, name the file PH98IMG.zip (beware of the Windows "double zip" issue), verify MD5 on the SDcard, then reboot into hboot and go. Do it twice!!! Let it boot up and sit for about 10 minutes to calm down, then remove the PH98IMG.zip file from the SD card. Everything should be smooth sailing from there...
You should then be S-ON, completely stock. You will need to unlock again to do anything more
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Strange, re-locking the bootloader was all I needed to get the RUU to update in my bootloader. No one else said to do that in any of the instructions, but I did it and immediately it started updating with the PH98IMG that I was originally trying to flash (from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=38527788&postcount=745&nocache=1&z=1965375486761331).
I'm back to stock now, but firmware is 4.03.605.2, not 4.03.605.14. Is that going to be an issue or can I go right ahead with re-unlocking the bootloader and flashing recovery/roms?
BrahManty said:
Strange, re-locking the bootloader was all I needed to get the RUU to update in my bootloader. No one else said to do that in any of the instructions, but I did it and immediately it started updating with the PH98IMG that I was originally trying to flash (from here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=38527788&postcount=745&nocache=1&z=1965375486761331).
I'm back to stock now, but firmware is 4.03.605.2, not 4.03.605.14. Is that going to be an issue or can I go right ahead with re-unlocking the bootloader and flashing recovery/roms?
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Well, I have some good news and bad news...
Bad news is you are now on a leaked firmware and will have to S-OFF to go up or down in versions unless a full RUU is released for the current OTA of 4.5.605.14...
Good news is you are the global leak, and you can use the JuopunutBear S-OFF exploit from http://unlimited.io/index.htm just as if you were on the original ICS release. Also, you can S-OFF and use most ROMs and recoveries as you are now on a global mode firmware.
acejavelin said:
Well, I have some good news and bad news...
Bad news is you are now on a leaked firmware and will have to S-OFF to go up or down in versions unless a full RUU is released for the current OTA of 4.5.605.14...
Good news is you are the global leak, and you can use the JuopunutBear S-OFF exploit from http://unlimited.io/index.htm just as if you were on the original ICS release. Also, you can S-OFF and use most ROMs and recoveries as you are now on a global mode firmware.
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Lol, all right, I would have tried to get the right firmware on there but my phone got so buggy that it wouldn't even boot into the rom anymore. So I couldn't get it on the SD card and I had to make do with what I had on there. At this point, I'm just glad the phone is usable again and I might leave it stock for a while. Thank you so much for all your help, I couldn't have figured this out without you!
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Lol, all right, I would have tried to get the right firmware on there but my phone got so buggy that it wouldn't even boot into the rom anymore. So I couldn't get it on the SD card and I had to make do with what I had on there. At this point, I'm just glad the phone is usable again and I might leave it stock for a while. Thank you so much for all your help, I couldn't have figured this out without you!
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Cool, glad you got it working.
That firmware is actually pretty decent and rock solid stable, you shouldn't have any more software related issues... Plus you can root/ROM like normal from that version, the radios may be slightler lower than most recommended versions, but they should work fine. If you do decide to go the ROM route again, I would suggest going S-OFF before starting, it will just make it easier in the long run.
Hey, just wanted to ask some questions as a follow-up since this seems to be the most relevant (and active) thread to my issue:
Long story short, got a new (to me) Rezound. It was running CM10, from the forthnightly thread. New SIM card from Verizon and I was getting data, but the no mobile network found error. After reading the threads I could find on the error, went with the suggestion of a wipe and so I did. A few too many beers while reading thru the forums, and I did the wipe a bit too thoroughly. Now I have a no OS found, and instead of thinking I know what I'm doing I'd like to ask to make sure I understand this correctly.
Currently, the phone is S-OFF, with TWRP 2.5.0.0. It's saying I'm not rooted, but then again no OS to be rooted. The dump from my bootloader is as follows:
*** TAMPERED ***
*** LOCKED ***
VIGOR PVT SHIP S-OFF RL
HBOOT-2.28.0000
RADIO-2.23.10.0123r/2.23.10.0124r
OpenDSP-v14.6.0.7708.00.0507
eMMC-boot
Sep 20 2012, 17:40:22
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After checking this thread and this one here it looks like the following applies:
* I can just run the regular RUU (executable) to load a stock image without having to revert back to S-ON first.
* I will have to re-unlock the bootloader thru htcdev after RUUing
* I'll need to reinstall TWRP
Is this right? Am I missing anything?
JoeKamel said:
Hey, just wanted to ask some questions as a follow-up since this seems to be the most relevant (and active) thread to my issue:
Long story short, got a new (to me) Rezound. It was running CM10, from the forthnightly thread. New SIM card from Verizon and I was getting data, but the no mobile network found error. After reading the threads I could find on the error, went with the suggestion of a wipe and so I did. A few too many beers while reading thru the forums, and I did the wipe a bit too thoroughly. Now I have a no OS found, and instead of thinking I know what I'm doing I'd like to ask to make sure I understand this correctly.
Currently, the phone is S-OFF, with TWRP 2.5.0.0. It's saying I'm not rooted, but then again no OS to be rooted. The dump from my bootloader is as follows:
After checking this thread and this one here it looks like the following applies:
* I can just run the regular RUU (executable) to load a stock image without having to revert back to S-ON first.
* I will have to re-unlock the bootloader thru htcdev after RUUing
* I'll need to reinstall TWRP
Is this right? Am I missing anything?
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You should be able to just boot into twrp and flash a rom
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izzaeroth said:
You should be able to just boot into twrp and flash a rom
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Okay, that's good to know. For now though, if I just wanted to get my phone working, make sure there's not a SIM issue and such I could go back to a stock image without worrying? I just would rather do a lot more reading and make sure I understand what I'm doing before I try to put a rom on and screw things up further.
JoeKamel said:
Okay, that's good to know. For now though, if I just wanted to get my phone working, make sure there's not a SIM issue and such I could go back to a stock image without worrying? I just would rather do a lot more reading and make sure I understand what I'm doing before I try to put a rom on and screw things up further.
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No doubt its good to be cautious when you are s-off. If you are just wanting plain jane stock then you could just flash a ruu from boot loader.
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No doubt its good to be cautious when you are s-off. If you are just wanting plain jane stock then you could just flash a ruu from boot loader.
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Okay, so if I go with the image here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=38527788&postcount=745&nocache=1&z=1965375486761331
Would I still need to relock the bootloader since I'm S-OFF or can I just flash that from TWRP and go from there?
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Okay, so if I go with the image here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=38527788&postcount=745&nocache=1&z=1965375486761331
Would I still need to relock the bootloader since I'm S-OFF or can I just flash that from TWRP and go from there?
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Honestly I don't remember if you would have to relock to flash that in boot loader sine you are s-off, but I do know it won't flash from recovery
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Honestly I don't remember if you would have to relock to flash that in boot loader sine you are s-off, but I do know it won't flash from recovery
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Recovery as in HBoot or TWRP? Because I still have TWRP. I can get the windows executable RUU for ICS if need be.
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Recovery as in HBoot or TWRP? Because I still have TWRP. I can get the windows executable RUU for ICS if need be.
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Recovery = twrp
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Honestly I don't remember if you would have to relock to flash that in boot loader sine you are s-off, but I do know it won't flash from recovery
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S-off is S-off... installing a RUU wont change that, it may set you back to 'Locked", but you are S-off so it doesn't matter, you can stay locked&s-off and its no different than unlocked/S-off.
If you are going back to stock and are S-off I would use the Global Mode Leak (4.3.605.2) available on AndroidPolice and flash in Hboot... rename file to PH98IMG.zip and place in root of SD card (how it gets there is a irrelevant) then reboot into Hboot, confirm and wait.
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