[Q] Stock to send in to verizon S-ON - Thunderbolt Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

I have looked thru the noob guide and the General forum and no luck. I need to send my Bolt in for replacement they sent the new one already but need to send the old one back. Can someone point me the way to the thread please. It was rooted with the 3 step method
thanks alot

As long as you didn't use Revolutionary to root or install the hard patched hboot from Shadowmite's thread (you will know if you did) the directions for rooted users in this thread will get you back
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1009423
Just FOLLOW DIRECTIONS EXACTLY and it should be easy as pie.
Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt

What do you do if you used Revolutionary to root your TB?

sreddos said:
What do you do if you used Revolutionary to root your TB?
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You can't switch back to stock if you used Revolutionary. Not yet until they develop a way to do it.
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CanesDrew said:
You can't switch back to stock if you used Revolutionary. Not yet until they develop a way to do it.
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Here is the guild and video to to unrooted
thunderboltforums.com/forum/htc-thundebolt-hacking-guides/5427-rs-guide-how-return-stock-revolutionary-root.html
youtube.com/watch?v=Ug5pEv9y5r0&feature=mfu_in_order&list=UL

Yes you can
CanesDrew said:
You can't switch back to stock if you used Revolutionary. Not yet until they develop a way to do it.
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I have done it 2 times. There is a way. Here is the thread. Follow directions to the T.
http://www.thunderboltforums.com/fo...ow-restore-stock-rooted-non-rooted-users.html

Mig1234 said:
I have done it 2 times. There is a way. Here is the thread. Follow directions to the T.
http://www.thunderboltforums.com/fo...ow-restore-stock-rooted-non-rooted-users.html
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Except if you had read JCASE's thread, you'd know you're not supposed to go back to the MR1 RUU.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1008824

CanesDrew said:
Except if you had read JCASE's thread, you'd know you're not supposed to go back to the MR1 RUU.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1008824
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That is not referring to the MR1 build. It says 1.0xxxx. MR1 is 1.13.605.7. That is the pre-release build that was used for downgrading in the original root process. The problem was that build had an old hboot that wouldn't interrupt the flash before the security warning happens. Which was a serious issue when we only had 2 RUUs newer than that to recover with. Anything from the release firmware (1.12.605.6) and up should be perfectly fine.
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Revvolutionary
JBO1018 said:
As long as you didn't use Revolutionary to root or install the hard patched hboot from Shadowmite's thread (you will know if you did) the directions for rooted users in this thread will get you back
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1009423
Just FOLLOW DIRECTIONS EXACTLY and it should be easy as pie.
Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt
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This does work for revolutionay too to get s-on. I have done it twice. These developers are amazing. You need to know ADB to do it but it works.
I got the same site at: http://www.thunderboltforums.com/fo...ow-restore-stock-rooted-non-rooted-users.html

Mig1234 said:
This does work for revolutionay too to get s-on. I have done it twice. These developers are amazing. You need to know ADB to do it but it works.
I got the same site at: http://www.thunderboltforums.com/fo...ow-restore-stock-rooted-non-rooted-users.html
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I know you can get back to s-on from Revolutionary. I was just saying as long as he didn't use Revolutionary the simple method in the thread I linked would work just fine.
Edit: I just realized you linked to the same instructions I did and you can NOT get back to s-on with that method if you used revolutionary. Revolutionary installs a hard patched hboot that prevents it from being overwritten by any hboot without issueing a specific fastboot oem command.
Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt

JBO1018 said:
I know you can get back to s-on from Revolutionary. I was just saying as long as he didn't use Revolutionary the simple method in the thread I linked would work just fine.
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Got ya! All is good!

Mig1234 said:
Got ya! All is good!
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Read my edit in previous post.
You need to follow Scotty85's tutorial in post 22 of this thread to get s-on after Revolutionary Untill they release an s-on tool.
Sent from my HTC Thunderbolt

JBO1018 said:
I know you can get back to s-on from Revolutionary. I was just saying as long as he didn't use Revolutionary the simple method in the thread I linked would work just fine.
Edit: I just realized you linked to the same instructions I did and you can NOT get back to s-on with that method if you used revolutionary. Revolutionary installs a hard patched hboot that prevents it from being overwritten by any hboot without issueing a specific fastboot oem command.
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sorry to hijack this thread. but i have the same problem...i rooted my phone via ADB...what radio/ROM should i install? MR1? any links would be much appreciated.

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HBoot 1.12.000 and HTC Unlocked Question

Ok, sorry if this info is readily out there but after reading and reading I am just not sure what to do so I am going to ask what I hope is not a dumb question. I have tried to update my firmware using captain_throwback's instructions to flash at the bootloader with a file on the root of the SD card. It was named correctly and never gives me a successful indication. I do not have any issues with the phone but I am just trying to keep it updated as they come out without screwing my HBoot. Is there something that I have missed or am not seeing based on the info below?
I really appreciate any help, thanks!
My Phone:
HBoot 1.12.000
HTC Unlocked
TWRP 2.2.2
MeanRom 3.5
Base 1.05.11.0606
Build 2.13.651.1 CL99866
PRI 2.28.003
PRL 25006
BradBrugger said:
Ok, sorry if this info is readily out there but after reading and reading I am just not sure what to do so I am going to ask what I hope is not a dumb question. I have tried to update my firmware using captain_throwback's instructions to flash at the bootloader with a file on the root of the SD card. It was named correctly and never gives me a successful indication. I do not have any issues with the phone but I am just trying to keep it updated as they come out without screwing my HBoot. Is there something that I have missed or am not seeing based on the info below?
I really appreciate any help, thanks!
My Phone:
HBoot 1.12.000
HTC Unlocked
TWRP 2.2.2
MeanRom 3.5
Base 1.05.11.0606
Build 2.13.651.1 CL99866
PRI 2.28.003
PRL 25006
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You have to be S-OFF to flash through the bootloader. I highly suggest you run lazypanda to get S-OFF
Rxpert said:
You have to be S-OFF to flash through the bootloader. I highly suggest you run lazypanda to get S-OFF
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Ok, thanks! Is there a method you suggest? Reading the lazypanda thread it talks about a few different ways to get there, from reading it I wonder if one is better than the others.
BradBrugger said:
Ok, thanks! Is there a method you suggest? Reading the lazypanda thread it talks about a few different ways to get there, from reading it I wonder if one is better than the others.
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Post # 2 on lazy panda thread is what you need to follow.
Sent from my lair.
volk9029 said:
Post # 2 on lazy panda thread is what you need to follow.
Sent from my lair.
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Thanks for the quick reply! :good:
volk9029 said:
Post # 2 on lazy panda thread is what you need to follow.
Sent from my lair.
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+1
Make sure to read through it 10 times and triple check that you have all of the necessary items before you begin. It would also be a good idea to have a USB drive with Ubuntu on it just in case.
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As the others have said, post #2 has everything you need. I ran the LazyPanda S-off tool last Friday and it worked perfectly. I was pretty nervous when I did it, but as long as you follow the directions you will be fine.
Thanks everyone!!!!
It worked just as advertised, and for the record I read the instructions 14 times (I can be a little ADD sometimes)
BradBrugger said:
Thanks everyone!!!!
It worked just as advertised, and for the record I read the instructions 14 times (I can be a little ADD sometimes)
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Welcome to S-OFF
May all your flashes be fruitful
Running lazy panda was probably the scariest thing I ever did to my phone, my heart was racing as I went to hit the enter button. Thankfully it worked flawlessly.
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durandetto said:
Running lazy panda was probably the scariest thing I ever did to my phone, my heart was racing as I went to hit the enter button. Thankfully it worked flawlessly.
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I am right there with you, while it was going through feeding panda and said "cant find device" I about crapped myself.
Same here, bricked, but got it back with Ubuntu. Anyone still on the first hboot don't realize what they got and s-off otherwise your wasting your phones potential. There is no excuse for having hboot 1.12 and being s-on anymore.
Swyped from my eVo

I'm Hboot 1.15

Bought phone today and got home and noticed the hbpot. I'm a flashoholic! What the hell should I do now??? Just HTC dev unlock I guess?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1940512
this is an excellent option, it work for me and many others.
popper668 said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1940512
this is an excellent option, it work for me and many others.
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Thanks man. So do you think they are working towards a windows based solution? Or is linux the exploit?
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polo79 said:
Thanks man. So do you think they are working towards a windows based solution? Or is linux the exploit?
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if you read through the op you will see they do not plan on making a windows version and they also explain why
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Thanks to you as well. Ok. The instructions are a little sparse. I have a small netbook currently running ubunto, I could use that? Also, I would root with regaw and htc method and then use netbook for rest of instructions.
read the first post in the thread, it does work just follow the instructions.
popper668 said:
read the first post in the thread, it does work just follow the instructions.
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OK. I got rooted with regawmod, then was successful in the downgrade to 1.12 hboot. Now I am stuck on trying to RUU to 2.13 from 1.22. I keep having it fail on updating though RUU. Is there any other way to get that done? Can I just flash Fresh 5.1.1? Or am i not able to because i'm not S-off???
polo79 said:
OK. I got rooted with regawmod, then was successful in the downgrade to 1.12 hboot. Now I am stuck on trying to RUU to 2.13 from 1.22. I keep having it fail on updating though RUU. Is there any other way to get that done? Can I just flash Fresh 5.1.1? Or am i not able to because i'm not S-off???
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Y don't u just do the lazypanda s-off now since you are stock. U don't need fresh rom to do it. The new base is installed when u install a new rom on the new base. Just flash radios separately which u can do once s-off or just being on 1.12 I believe.
Anthonicia said:
Y don't u just do the lazypanda s-off now since you are stock. U don't need fresh rom to do it. The new base is installed when u install a new rom on the new base. Just flash radios separately which u can do once s-off or just being on 1.12 I believe.
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Yeah but the instructions state to not do it with 1.22 (what i'm currently on) and only to do it with 1.13. Or am i mistaken?
polo79 said:
OK. I got rooted with regawmod, then was successful in the downgrade to 1.12 hboot. Now I am stuck on trying to RUU to 2.13 from 1.22. I keep having it fail on updating though RUU. Is there any other way to get that done? Can I just flash Fresh 5.1.1? Or am i not able to because i'm not S-off???
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Why would you downgrade hboot and then run ruu to install the latest hboot? If you downgraded to 1.12 you should have no problem running lazy panda. Am I missing something?
On unlimited's site it says the rom requirements to run lazy panda is 1.13 RUU. I was confused on that as well but it hasn't been successful. I'm currently 1.12 hboot with 1.22 software version. So at this point just run the lazy panda?
Someone in mac's development thread stated they were able to run lazy panda on 1.12. You should ask about it in that thread and see if anyone can help
i ran it out of the box no RUU just ran it
Was that you that mentioned it then? I was having a hard time remembering who mentioned it lol
WHOO HOO! I'm S-Off!!! Ok am I finally ready for customer roms etc and I guess i need to flash radios of course.
edit: Thanks guys!
Let me know what customer roms u install. Those sound interesting.
Anthonicia said:
Let me know what customer roms u install. Those sound interesting.
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Yes.......yes they are awesome. And I know where they are and I'm not sharing. Lol jerkface

[Q] How to root & remain stock after DirtyRacun S-OFF?

OK, after getting S-OFF through DirtyRacun for Hboot 2.09 (JB OTA) what is the easiest procedure for gaining root WITHOUT needing to flash a new ROM. I am perfectly fine staying stock otherwise.
At the moment I am S-ON, non rooted. I figure if I am going to root I may as well get S-OFF also. As I read it I need to follow the DirtyRacun S-OFF instructions first then gain root.
Sooo, since I am quite new to rooting/flashing/etc..., could someone be kind enough to let me know how to *just* gain root after I S-OFF?
Thanks!
I would start here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2026938
1TonyC said:
I would start here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2026938
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That seems to be what I was looking for. Thanks!
cgendreau said:
That seems to be what I was looking for. Thanks!
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No problem. Good luck.
Definitely read the link above thoroughly! I simply wanted to say that all you have to do is flash a Superuser zip via a custom recovery and you'll have root on your stock rom. Dirty Racun is very simple and quick to use! I have achieved s-off on 2 different Evo's now via Dirty Racun! If you do run in to any issues just hit them up on their IRC channel and they will help you out!
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You might also check out my thread here. This shows the process of updating your phone if you are s-off with the OTA update sent out provided you remain stock. If you remove bloatware or change system files you might run into errors when trying to install the OTA like here.

SuperCid

I would gladly appreciate any help. Problem:
I tried to supercid my phone. All went through using this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1771069
but when i checked to see if all went well and checked the cid via bootloader it was showing me the same SPCS_001...Note: I'm on 3.16 firmward hboot 2.09 I am unlocked via htc dev and rooted.
umm
I'm no expert but i used the facepalm yesterday. (supercid and s-off) Maybe visit their irc chat. Very helpful guys and very easy method also. Maybe they can help you. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2163013
Super CID
trsix said:
I'm no expert but i used the facepalm yesterday. (supercid and s-off) Maybe visit their irc chat. Very helpful guys and very easy method also. Maybe they can help you. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2163013
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they told me to look up super cid on xda developers which i did...I absolutely followed all steps to the teeth and failed...Someone help so i can root this evo
poor-soul! said:
they told me to look up super cid on xda developers which i did...I absolutely followed all steps to the teeth and failed...Someone help so i can root this evo
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The problem is that you are on 3.16 firmware. It will only work if you aren't on 3.16
poor-soul! said:
they told me to look up super cid on xda developers which i did...I absolutely followed all steps to the teeth and failed...Someone help so i can root this evo
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To root your phone you have to use HTC Dev to unlock your bootloader, then install a custom recovery, like TWRP. To gain S-off on the latest OTA update (Hboot 2.09/baseband ending in 1210) you can use Moonshine. It's Windows friendly. You have to be rooted first to use it
Here is the link to Moonshine:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2321072
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FinZ28 said:
To root your phone you have to use HTC Dev to unlock your bootloader, then install a custom recovery, like TWRP. To gain S-off on the latest OTA update (Hboot 2.09/baseband ending in 1210) you can use Moonshine. It's Windows friendly. You have to be rooted first to use it
Here is the link to Moonshine:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2321072
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Thaks guys, i successfully s-off'ed my device last week using Moonshine and Now all is great in the world...

[Q] rooting without HTCDEV and unlocking bootloader

Is this possible and if so, can you point me to the right direction?
Thanks
Depends on your hboot I guess. If you're on 1.22.651.1 and older, i guess you can use the method below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671577
Than there's this one, which isn't working at the moment but you can read and see if it helps you in any wa
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1690919
I am sure someone more knowledgeable can chime in and help you.
Pretty sure htcdev is the only route unless facepalm bypasses it . I haven't checked out that method. HTC dev works so why would anyone spent countless hours trying to gain root when a perfectly fine route exists.
SENT FROM MY LTEVO
corcgaigh said:
Pretty sure htcdev is the only route unless facepalm bypasses it . I haven't checked out that method. HTC dev works so why would anyone spent countless hours trying to gain root when a perfectly fine route exists.
SENT FROM MY LTEVO
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Because I'm concerned about relocking my bootloader, if I use that method, and having it say LOCKED instead of RELOCKED.
JManekia said:
Depends on your hboot I guess. If you're on 1.22.651.1 and older, i guess you can use the method below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671577
Than there's this one, which isn't working at the moment but you can read and see if it helps you in any wa
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1690919
I am sure someone more knowledgeable can chime in and help you.
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My HBOOT is 2.09 and my software version is 3.16.651.3 710 RD. I guess I can't do it?
You will have to unlock and s-off in order for you to have the option of locking back to stock without the relock message.
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JManekia said:
You will have to unlock and s-off in order for you to have the option of locking back to stock without the relock message.
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Couple questions:
Do you s-off first and then root or root then s-off?
What guide did you use?
g2nightmare said:
Couple questions:
Do you s-off first and then root or root then s-off?
What guide did you use?
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http://androidforums.com/evo-4g-lte...g-dummies-guide-racun-babyracun-unlocked.html
This guide is a great tool to follow. Basically, you'll need to use HTCDEV to unlock your bootloader, than use the DirtyRacun/BabyRacun to RUU back to 3.15 than you'll be able to get S-Off
g2nightmare said:
Couple questions:
Do you s-off first and then root or root then s-off?
What guide did you use?
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Go to unlimited.io/jewel and follow the instructions they have there... Good Luck!
Sent from my EVO

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