Hi guys,
I'm a HTC One S owner and on its subforum I came across this new s-off method that supposedly works for EVERY Qualcomm based HTC device. Worth trying on our Desire X too.:fingers-crossed:
http://rumrunner.us/
nor-ric said:
Hi guys,
I'm a HTC One S owner and on its subforum I came across this new s-off method that supposedly works for EVERY Qualcomm based HTC device. Worth trying on our Desire X too.:fingers-crossed:
http://rumrunner.us/
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Has it been tested on all HTC devices? It's not mentioned on the link.
adbroot said:
Has it been tested on all HTC devices? It's not mentioned on the link.
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Not all of them, but there's a list somewhere on that site. And it also works on HTC One S (even with those hboots that don't allow facepalm or moonshine methods), even though not listed. The site claims it should work on EVERY Qualcomm based HTC device.
nor-ric said:
Hi guys,
I'm a HTC One S owner and on its subforum I came across this new s-off method that supposedly works for EVERY Qualcomm based HTC device. Worth trying on our Desire X too.:fingers-crossed:
http://rumrunner.us/
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So who's gonna test it first??
InfinityShooter said:
So who's gonna test it first??
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Tested and not working! :/
atis112 said:
Tested and not working! :/
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Can you ask the devs of rumrunner for support? Maybe "every modern qualcomn based HTC device" doesn't match ours in some way...
This isn't new and it was mentioned on our sub-forum a while ago and already confirmed not working, and i thought a load of users already messaged the team but none ever gave an update on it
+1 Not working with stock rom, may be with next release 0.51 ...
Damn...
Were you guys who tried this on unlocked bootloader and rooted? These seems to be recommended prerequisites.
By the way, to ask for support thy say:
support for rumrunner s-off is available at #rumrunners on the freenode and andirc networks.
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Do someone use irc?
What's the real big benefit of getting S off ?
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You can then fastboot flash everything, lock the bootloader without displaying "LOCKED".
neXus PRIME said:
What's the real big benefit of getting S off ?
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And also u can flash kernels in recovery.
$îMpŁÿ_¢ØmPłİÇåŤęĎ said:
And also u can flash kernels in recovery.
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frankly, that takes 5 seconds on fastboot. Only gripe is that u have to use a PC, but still we dont have that many kernels or Roms to flash in order to make s-off much useful
On my old bravo, it made more sense, because they could remap all the partition sizes and hence decrease size of cache and system partition and added that to data partition.
But still, maybe someone will benefit from it
neXus PRIME said:
frankly, that takes 5 seconds on fastboot. Only gripe is that u have to use a PC, but still we dont have that many kernels or Roms to flash in order to make s-off much useful
On my old bravo, it made more sense, because they could remap all the partition sizes and hence decrease size of cache and system partition and added that to data partition.
But still, maybe someone will benefit from it
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Yeah! There aren't much kernels or roms to flash & roms can be flashed through recovery!
But the major feature is that we can get our bootloaders locked instead of relocked & have the warranty back.
On the One S subforum they say it doesn't work unless you unlock the bootloader and root.
nor-ric said:
On the One S subforum they say it doesn't work unless you unlock the bootloader and root.
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Which they did.
neXus PRIME said:
What's the real big benefit of getting S off ?
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I guess no need for pc to flash kernel is exactly what we need in first place Personally I would change splash screen and try to get rid of Red warning text on every boot!
DeveloperOne said:
I guess no need for pc to flash kernel is exactly what we need in first place Personally I would change splash screen and try to get rid of Red warning text on every boot!
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Yeah! That red text is very irritating.
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didnt worked :crying:
You're rooted and have the bootloader unlocked?
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I unlocked the bootloader and rooted yesterday, because as a Mac owner, I got tired of there being few rooting solutions for the platform (didnt want to install Linux, or Bootcamp/Parallels for Windows, etc.).
Now, I really like a few of the roms that I got a chance to download and play with, but realized 4g, Wifi, and camera aren't working. I need to find a solution but it seems like flashing the appropriate kernels would be the only one.
Im just trying to start a discussion to remedy this problem because I'm sure I'm no the only one having it.
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I unlocked the bootloader and rooted yesterday, because as a Mac owner, I got tired of there being few rooting solutions for the platform (didnt want to install Linux, or Bootcamp/Parallels for Windows, etc.).
Now, I really like a few of the roms that I got a chance to download and play with, but realized 4g, Wifi, and camera aren't working. I need to find a solution but it seems like flashing the appropriate kernels would be the only one.
Im just trying to start a discussion to remedy this problem because I'm sure I'm no the only one having it.
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I can confirm that you can NOT flash kernels if you used HTC unlock and are on hboot 1.50
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16998109&postcount=242
ikennai said:
but realized 4g, Wifi, and camera aren't working.
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Get a ROM that works better. Most ROMs dont have that problem, you most likely flashed a beta ASOP ROM.
EniGmA1987 said:
Get a ROM that works better. Most ROMs dont have that problem, you most likely flashed a beta ASOP ROM.
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if he unlocked with the htc method no 2.3.3 based rom will work, no aosp rom will work. well they will, but things like wifi and such wont. because with the htc method they dont allow you to flash boot images
graffixnyc said:
I can confirm that you can NOT flash kernels if you used HTC unlock and are on hboot 1.50
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=16998109&postcount=242
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you can flash kernels if you use the HTC unlocked method, the problem is 2.3.4 source hasn't been released yet that's why they only work on 2.3.3 based roms
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Thanks for the responses
I kinda played around with some different roms yesterday, and like you guys said, only the 2.3.4 roms built around the rewer 2.08 update worked. Im really just waiting for the MIUI Rom to surface, but from what I understand, that might be a bit of a wait.
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if he unlocked with the htc method no 2.3.3 based rom will work, no aosp rom will work. well they will, but things like wifi and such wont. because with the htc method they dont allow you to flash boot images
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you can flash kernels if you use the HTC unlocked method, the problem is 2.3.4 source hasn't been released yet that's why they only work on 2.3.3 based roms
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No, you cannot. I has been proved by him, me and others. Even using a modified 2.3.4 original from the OTA (just the sprint spyware removed) it won't flash at all. Look at his post. I tried that too and samething. Only thing that the official HTC unlock (with S-ON) is letting us do is flash a recovery and flash roms. thats it.
vdub804 said:
you can flash kernels if you use the HTC unlocked method, the problem is 2.3.4 source hasn't been released yet that's why they only work on 2.3.3 based roms
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So what you're saying is; Once the source for the 2.3.4 RUU has been released, someone will eventually tweak it so that people who OTA updated/used the HTC unlock method will be able to flash kernels.
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No, you cannot. I has been proved by him, me and others. Even using a modified 2.3.4 original from the OTA (just the sprint spyware removed) it won't flash at all. Look at his post. I tried that too and samething. Only thing that the official HTC unlock (with S-ON) is letting us do is flash a recovery and flash roms. thats it.
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You're saying a modified stock kernel to remove the spyware will not flash correct?
Sorry but why would you want to root using their method? I rooted my 3d, in 15 min, a month before they released their method (which requires a contract be signed.)
I have to admit that I rushed a bit. I also got the phone the day that HTC released their method. I thought to myself - well this is supported by the manufacturer, so it must be legit, and relatively safe, (even with the void your warranty warnings - that's standard issue when you're fiddling with your stuff), because who wants the backlash of thousands of pissed off customers?
But it is what it is
Flash a kernel with fastboot.
Verified that it works
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Root: revolutionary
Recovery: Twrp cwm 4
ROM: Synergy rls318 (I want aosp)
mikedavis120 said:
Flash a kernel with fastboot.
Verified that it works
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Root: revolutionary
Recovery: Twrp cwm 4
ROM: Synergy rls318 (I want aosp)
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Exactly what I was going to say when i opened this thread. Flash boot.img and you're good to go.
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jlear3 said:
Exactly what I was going to say when i opened this thread. Flash boot.img and you're good to go.
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I'm a bit new at this, is there anyway you can elaborate?
I havent done it but read where a few members discovered you CAN flash a kernel using fastboot. Being you have a mac I have no clue how to set fastboot up on your system. There are prob some guides floating around somewhere.
HERE is the thread where it was discovered, read starting post # 242
mikedavis120 said:
Flash a kernel with fastboot.
Verified that it works
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Root: revolutionary
Recovery: Twrp cwm 4
ROM: Synergy rls318 (I want aosp)
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Exactly what I was going to say when i opened this thread. Flash boot.img and you're good to go.
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wow, two confirmations kernels can be flashed using the official htc unlock method via the bootloader and fastboot! looks like with the official htc unlock method, write access to the boot partition (where kernel is stored) is only granted while the bootloader is in fastboot usb mode, not in normal or recovery android mode?
interesting ....
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Being you have a mac I have no clue how to set fastboot up on your system.
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HTC provides directions and a download link for the mac fastboot binary on their older devleoper web site.
hopefully that helps!
Run winxp in a vm on your mac
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Recovery: Twrp cwm 4
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Yeah. I've looked all over and still haven't been able to figure out how to flash kernels on a mac after using HTC's unlock method. I thought no kernels would work anyways, since the 2.3.4 source hasn't been released yet
Do what mikedavis120 said, run VM with XP or Parallels Desktop on your MAC.
When I asked an HTC rep they said it was the final approved version from AT&T. Was wondering if anyone else has the phone already and has gained root access with the original software version that came with the pre release devices.
Thanks in advance
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i haven't rooted yet
Gotta find a way to unlock the bootloader before you can root it.
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Gotta find a way to unlock the bootloader before you can root it.
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Isn't the bootloader unlocked already?
Prime said:
Isn't the bootloader unlocked already?
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For now
Unlocked the bootloader through HTCdev today, and then rooted it. Was really easy.
Though I imagine since AT&T has said that the bootloader will eventually not be allowed to be unlocked, that it'll probably be nice to get it done sooner than later once you get your device.
HTC will block it per ATT instructions. Better unlock asap lol
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Doesn't rooting it removes some sense apps I heard ?
Can someone confirm this
YoungAceAtlanta said:
Doesn't rooting it removes some sense apps I heard ?
Can someone confirm this
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None of the apps that were mentioned were removed, I still had access to them all.
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None of the apps that were mentioned were removed, I still had access to them all.
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What method did you use ? The toolkit posted in the international version ?
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What method did you use ? The toolkit posted in the international version ?
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I used the toolkit to flash CWM as my recovery, then manually flashed SU through recovery.
prjkthack said:
I used the toolkit to flash CWM as my recovery, then manually flashed SU through recovery.
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Think I might do that. Can you post the SU zip?
You use the same recovery for the international version ?
YoungAceAtlanta said:
Think I might do that. Can you post the SU zip?
You use the same recovery for the international version ?
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I used SuperSU from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053
There is a link for a flashable ZIP file that worked perfectly with the HTC One.
Whatever CWM recovery came with that toolkit in the international forums is what I used.
I believe technically, the international and AT&T One devices are the same, so almost anything in the international forum should also work with the AT&T One.
prjkthack said:
I used SuperSU from this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1538053
There is a link for a flashable ZIP file that worked perfectly with the HTC One.
Whatever CWM recovery came with that toolkit in the international forums is what I used.
I believe technically, the international and AT&T One devices are the same, so almost anything in the international forum should also work with the AT&T One.
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Thanks man
I'm going to sound really noobie but what does unlocking the boot loader actually do ?
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snorkle said:
I'm going to sound really noobie but what does unlocking the boot loader actually do ?
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Allows you to be able to flash ROMS/Kernels.
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Allows you to be able to flash ROMS/Kernels.
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thanks ! but i feel like there is no need to flash a rom over this, i understand people want to make it custom and add certain things to it but the main reason why i flashed always was to find a rom that makes the phone work.. my previous phones all have had major issues -.- (the captivate being te worse)
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Did anyone have the link to download this OTA from HTC or the actual zip they received? I've had mine for 2 weeks & still stuck on 1.26.502.6. Would like to get on 1.26.502.10 without rooting. Thanks!
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Did anyone have the link to download this OTA from HTC or the actual zip they received? I've had mine for 2 weeks & still stuck on 1.26.502.6. Would like to get on 1.26.502.10 without rooting. Thanks!
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Why not root and unlock the bootloader? It's not like you can't put it back to stock. Then you'd be on the latest and greatest.
how can i update hboot of my htc desire x..?? plzz help
Yashrajsoni05 said:
how can i update hboot of my htc desire x..?? plzz help
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Maybe just to update to jelly bean ?
Yashrajsoni05 said:
how can i update hboot of my htc desire x..?? plzz help
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Yes, there are 3 ways
1. Softwate/OTA update from HTC (Officially)
2. S-OFF your Desire X and use a modified P66IMG.zip to manually flash hboot update.
3. Use an RUU for Hboot update (if available)
Regards
Yasir
As far as i know option two (S-OFF) isn't possible for Desire X as of yet, and option three (a JB RUU) hasen't been released.
So we're just left with option one. Do i miss something?
Twisthor said:
As far as i know option two (S-OFF) isn't possible for Desire X as of yet, and option three (a JB RUU) hasen't been released.
So we're just left with option one. Do i miss something?
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yes, youre left with option one
Twisthor said:
As far as i know option two (S-OFF) isn't possible for Desire X as of yet, and option three (a JB RUU) hasen't been released.
So we're just left with option one. Do i miss something?
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I gave a generic answer.
But you're right, S off not here yet. And ruu also.
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Thnxx
thanxx guyz for suport.....i had rooted desire x....nd its had a hboot version 1.20....plzz help me tp update it......
Yashrajsoni05 said:
thanxx guyz for suport.....i had rooted desire x....nd its had a hboot version 1.20....plzz help me tp update it......
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You can only update hboot via OTA update, and for that, you need stock Rom, like it was before rooting, and stock recovery. Then you'll get the hboot update to 1.24 and then 1.25 hopefully.
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Thanks bro...
neXus PRIME said:
You can only update hboot via OTA update, and for that, you need stock Rom, like it was before rooting, and stock recovery. Then you'll get the hboot update to 1.24 and then 1.25 hopefully.
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bt will u explain it how can i go back to stock rom......coz i had tried may time..........im faild... :'(
Yashrajsoni05 said:
bt will u explain it how can i go back to stock rom......coz i had tried may time..........im faild... :'(
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Whats your cid??? if its 044, then use this thread...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2210619
and this thread for other q&a
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2076675
Regards
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Whats your cid??? if its 044, then use this thread...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2210619
and this thread for other q&a
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2076675
Regards
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Its htc__038
is anyone besides V6 maniac working on the s-off ? I woulda thought s-off would be one of the first few things people would of worked on after disabling write protection and rooting the phone or am I wrong ?
azraelcelt said:
is anyone besides V6 maniac working on the s-off ? I woulda thought s-off would be one of the first few things people would of worked on after disabling write protection and rooting the phone or am I wrong ?
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s-off involves high risk of bricking the device thats why devs stay from it and its very hard to attain s-off as it requires lot of hardware knowledge.. leavin aside some fancy mods, we can still do alot of development without s-off
S-OFF
ohok didnt realise it was that hard to do also when a device is bricked due to this does that mean using a JTAG recovery thing, (I saw one of the guys in the elegancia rom post meantion this) would not recover a bricked phone ?
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ohok didnt realise it was that hard to do also when a device is bricked due to this does that mean using a JTAG recovery thing, (I saw one of the guys in the elegancia rom post meantion this) would not recover a bricked phone ?
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jtag should allways be able to recover any bricked device (thats kinda point of using it)
oohk just got the idea that it didnt always work although the JTAG thing I was looking at did several things like S-OFF supercid etc
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Whats your cid??? if its 044, then use this thread...
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2210619
and this thread for other q&a
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2076675
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so it means i have to put stock ROM back tom my phone to get the officaly rom included the 1.25 hboot? or iam stupid ?
Solsylen said:
so it means i have to put stock ROM back tom my phone to get the officaly rom included the 1.25 hboot? or iam stupid ?
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You're not stupid, just not reading much.
Yes, you need a stock ROM with everything intact (not even a single file is missing).
ckpv5 said:
You're not stupid, just not reading much.
Yes, you need a stock ROM with everything intact (not even a single file is missing).
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@ckpv5.
I recently tried an experiment. My bro Huawei phone got ota but as he had modified system apps, the ota failed. His ota also had firmware and hboot update (89mb)
I opened the ota zip, in updater script removed all assert checks, and then flashed ota, and it completed, even his firmware and hboot got updated. Have we ever tried fooling HTC stock recovery ?
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neXus PRIME said:
@ckpv5.
I recently tried an experiment. My bro Huawei phone got ota but as he had modified system apps, the ota failed. His ota also had firmware and hboot update (89mb)
I opened the ota zip, in updater script removed all assert checks, and then flashed ota, and it completed, even his firmware and hboot got updated. Have we ever tried fooling HTC stock recovery ?
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It was not working for One X ... so I believe the same for DX ... the write protection thingy.
hello, everyone
i have HTC DESIRE X
It was locked but i followed site called htcdev method and now it's unlocked
i want to install another room on it which can be rooted and unlocked network
i want to ask what's the needed steps now ? and give me links about how i can do the steps ?
and am i need to s-off the mobile
thank you
Read under "install" or "instructions" on the page of the rom you want to flash.
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Read under "install" or "instructions" on the page of the rom you want to flash.
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yes i want to flash another room with unlocked network and rooted
Bithumen said:
yes i want to flash another room with unlocked network and rooted
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Not S-OFF for Desire X yet.
xpirt
No need to s-off.
Flash a custom recovery.
Flash your custom Rom.
Follow instructions and TAKE BACKUP BEFORE DOING ANYTHING AT ALL .....
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i unlocked the boatloader and flashed recovery and a new rom and the network still unlocked ? ! i dont know what is the problem
Anyone contacted Team Revolutionary yet? Bet they'd get it sorted in minimal timing
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I think atis112 should do it, otherwise I would try myself
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Even the dead child HTC First got moonshine s-off :-o
navmad
BatEarsJoe said:
Anyone contacted Team Revolutionary yet? Bet they'd get it sorted in minimal timing
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I sent a message to kmdm from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42322906 and ask him if i can use the "revone" to my DX but not responced.
Any news about Revone S-OFF by team Revolutionary? It seems it's working on a lot of HTC devices. :fingers-crossed:
As long as nobody tests it, no... I can't give my phone for that, too important it keeps runnning...
I see. We should contact team revolutionary and ask if we should try. Anyone is in touch with them on facebook, twitter or some other channel?
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I see. We should contact team revolutionary and ask if we should try. Anyone is in touch with them on facebook, twitter or some other channel?
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Can u provide me their account/id/page or any other such thing,from where I can contact them?
They say:
Support
Please visit #revolutionary on the Freenode IRC network.
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I could go there in IRC, but I can't test it on my phone with the risk of bricking it, so someone else is needed for testing...
I see. Well, let's see what they say. Maybe it's safe or (more probably) they are sure it won't work.
s-off
I don't use my desire x and don't really care about it. Should I test revone s-off? Only if you guys really really need s-off. Dont just say you want it because some say so. I'm still risking a phone here.
If its a yes, please give me a link to the necessary files. As I have super slow internet atm. And I cannot load up several pages to find it. Used up all my data usage again >.>.
Sent from my Nexus F...Fi...Fii...Ahem...*clears throat*... Five.
I really think there is no risk (at worst it will do nothing), but let's wait for dansou901's answer, just in case.
And thanks in advance.
@nor-ric will wait. Hopefully the phone will only soft brick or not brick at all
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I can't post or leave a comment in development thread cause I'm a "newer member" (lower than 10 posts) so I create a thread in this category.
Consider my post cause it could help us to reach S-OFF.
Does Firewater S-OFF method help us?
I think yes cause it talks about "qualcomm-based" devices. Anyone tried it? I will try in a few hours!
Tell me or consider this post.
Great find.
Unfortunately closed-source but supposedly works on all Qualcomm-based HTC devices. In theory it should work on our device. Please let us know if you achieve S-OFF without the boot vibrations that happens with Rumrunner S-OFF: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2630531
exit 1 status
I tried but when i had to confirm with "Yes" or "No" the agree terms of condition It returns "1".
I think I get an error and in fact I have S-ON.
EDIT: This is what i get.
Do you understand the implications of these warnings?
(Yes/No)
Y
Y
Type 'Yes' or 'No'
(Yes/No)
Yes
Yes
hmm....why are you here exactly?
1|[email protected]:/ # /data/local/tmp/firewater
Don't know this one yet, can't check right now. I'll wait for official rumrunner S-OFF for our device, which will come in the next days.
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Yeah it doesn't work.
It returns ''hmm....why are you here exactly?'' and does nothing.
I talked to him on freenode#firewater and che said that desire isn't modern, so its method doesn't work.
Sgamez96 said:
I talked to him on freenode#firewater and che said that desire isn't modern, so its method doesn't work.
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But his talking about desire (bravo) or desire x (protou)?
HTC Desire X || Android 4.1.2 || mySENSEdx5 RC4.0
I: "It doesn't work on HTC Desire X rooted and with unlocked boot loader."
He: "Correct. Desire x != modern"
This is the little conversation.
Anyone try the JuopunutBear S-Off on DesireX
Will_Xda said:
Anyone try the JuopunutBear S-Off on DesireX
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DX is not supported.
Guys you should try Rumrunner S-OFF. There is a dedicated thread in Desire X Android development section.
Rumrunner S-OFF
Now that we have a working S-OFF for the Desire X, is this likely to help improve the development situation as far as getting a fully working CM 10.1/CM 10.2 goes?
soulasassin said:
Now that we have a working S-OFF for the Desire X, is this likely to help improve the development situation as far as getting a fully working CM 10.1/CM 10.2 goes?
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No. S-off doesn't help in any development, but kernel & recovery flashing would become much easier as we can flash kernels & recoveries directly from recovery, no need of pc
$îMpŁÿ_¢ØmPłİÇåŤęĎ said:
No. S-off doesn't help in any development, but kernel & recovery flashing would become much easier as we can flash kernels & recoveries directly from recovery, no need of pc
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And you can also change the size of partitions and bootup logo.
InfinityShooter said:
And you can also change the size of partitions and bootup logo.
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Size of partitions?? What do u mean by it? I didn't understand it.
It means changing the size of partitions.
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$îMpŁÿ_¢ØmPłİÇåŤęĎ said:
Size of partitions?? What do u mean by it? I didn't understand it.
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Like you can split an hdd in partitions and set them a size, name etc. also android has its partitions to work on: one for bootloader, one for kernel, one for system, etc.
Changing the size it means you can set to which partition you want custom size, for ex. you can change /system partition size to 1mb and you will not be never able to boot a rom, for example..
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There's an app to do this? Or from recovery?
Sgamez96 said:
There's an app to do this? Or from recovery?
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It has to be done outside the phone on a PC. You have to extract the hboot, modify the image, and flash it back to the phone. Back at my old phone, the HTC Aria, we got someone in our forums who wrote a tool for that. But I doubt that it'll be much use for us. For the HTC Aria, it was important to get CM greater or equal 9 running because system partition was too small.