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might get lucky with a unloaked leak
What leak? Where? Sniper?
Anyone look at it yet
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where's the leak?
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where's the leak?
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In the development section.
we sound like a bunch of crack fiends lookin for a rock. lol
he did say new leak... the ones in development are a few days old and oldish news.
pretty sure its the international version. its on 911sniper
yea, just saw it now. must have posted right as i left development section.
is it "loaked" ?
lol
omg please say it isnt
Even if/when we get an unlocked leak (which I am absolutely confidant we will get an "accidental" leak top shut us up) there is a good chance that these leaks will start drying up. By time the Evo4D5G comes out next year we won't even expect a phone to not be crypto-signed.
If they don't do this 'officially', and out loud in public then we have absolutely no guarantees that they ever will...and probably will not.
Unfortunately doing it out loud and in public is the _last_ thing they want to do. They want to bend to our demands even less than they want to lock damned phones. I'm pretty convinced that this is due to a back-room deal to get things like Netflix and GoogleMovies and Blockbuster approved by the MPAAs of the world.
...I'm still not sure--aside from tether--what locking up a phone will actually prevent that will save or make them money besides extending the useful life of the devices......but the thing is that those of us who know how to do these things in the first place are also the early-adopter crowd who will pay top price and wait in line at 4am to get a device that doesn't have all the bugs shaken out of it yet.....My mom, my brother, most people I work with...most people on the planet--who do not know nor care about rooting and custom roms--are the ones who will keep these phones as long as possible anyway...with or without upgrading the rom...if they could just click-n-upgrade to CM7 or whatever....well, that'd be a different story...they wouldn't upgrade till the phone caught fire....but these people wouldn't know or care to learn how to do this anyway....
...so they lock *US* out of the phone, we don't buy them....they lose those sales...or they don't lock us out, we buy them, root them, upgrade them, and then line up to be the first to buy the next device....win win, right? I just don't get it....are they scared of '1 click upgrades' being developed for everyone to use? I doubt that....there are plenty of 1-click-root procedures and ROManager anuyway....that's 80% of the way there....and nobody does that anyway...I just don't get it, wtf are they locking out (or in)??? I don't see how this benefits anyone....is it only about tether? cuz I could just just as much data listening to pandora all month as I could downloading a movie tethered to my tablet or whatever....
I just don't get it.
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Even if/when we get an unlocked leak (which I am absolutely confidant we will get an "accidental" leak top shut us up) there is a good chance that these leaks will start drying up. By time the Evo4D5G comes out next year we won't even expect a phone to not be crypto-signed.
If they don't do this 'officially', and out loud in public then we have absolutely no guarantees that they ever will...and probably will not.
Unfortunately doing it out loud and in public is the _last_ thing they want to do. They want to bend to our demands even less than they want to lock damned phones. I'm pretty convinced that this is due to a back-room deal to get things like Netflix and GoogleMovies and Blockbuster approved by the MPAAs of the world.
...I'm still not sure--aside from tether--what locking up a phone will actually prevent that will save or make them money besides extending the useful life of the devices......but the thing is that those of us who know how to do these things in the first place are also the early-adopter crowd who will pay top price and wait in line at 4am to get a device that doesn't have all the bugs shaken out of it yet.....My mom, my brother, most people I work with...most people on the planet--who do not know nor care about rooting and custom roms--are the ones who will keep these phones as long as possible anyway...with or without upgrading the rom...if they could just click-n-upgrade to CM7 or whatever....well, that'd be a different story...they wouldn't upgrade till the phone caught fire....but these people wouldn't know or care to learn how to do this anyway....
...so they lock *US* out of the phone, we don't buy them....they lose those sales...or they don't lock us out, we buy them, root them, upgrade them, and then line up to be the first to buy the next device....win win, right? I just don't get it....are they scared of '1 click upgrades' being developed for everyone to use? I doubt that....there are plenty of 1-click-root procedures and ROManager anuyway....that's 80% of the way there....and nobody does that anyway...I just don't get it, wtf are they locking out (or in)??? I don't see how this benefits anyone....is it only about tether? cuz I could just just as much data listening to pandora all month as I could downloading a movie tethered to my tablet or whatever....
I just don't get it.
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I think you hit on a couple points here, but really I think what happened has to do with HTC Watch (their own mobile movie rental service) and the contracts they're signing with studios to provide more on-demand content.
Movie/Music/Game studios probably won't allow anyone to distribute their copy-written content without extreme steps to assure them that the manufacturer is doing everything they can to avoid piracy/illegal downloading &/or access.
I'm willing to bet that bootloader and partition encryption is something they've gone the length of assuring these companies so to be able to provide on-demand content as a revenue generating service. If it's in contracts, then we're screwed.
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I think you hit on a couple points here, but really I think what happened has to do with HTC Watch (their own mobile movie rental service) and the contracts they're signing with studios to provide more on-demand content.
Movie/Music/Game studios probably won't allow anyone to distribute their copy-written content without extreme steps to assure them that the manufacturer is doing everything they can to avoid piracy/illegal downloading &/or access.
I'm willing to bet that bootloader and partition encryption is something they've gone the length of assuring these companies so to be able to provide on-demand content as a revenue generating service. If it's in contracts, then we're screwed.
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couldn't we just use the mirroring hdmi thing to a tv and then from there use a recorder to copy the movie over. I mean i am just wondering if that's possible and if it is it just means that no matter what you try to do from people stealing content, people will just figure out a way to do it.
It's a streaming service.
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It's a streaming service.
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i uderstand that's its streaming but if we streamed it from the phone to th tv which had a recorder hooked up to it couldn't we just copy that stream?
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i uderstand that's its streaming but if we streamed it from the phone to th tv which had a recorder hooked up to it couldn't we just copy that stream?
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I'm willing to bet the streaming service won't support HDMI mirroring
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i uderstand that's its streaming but if we streamed it from the phone to th tv which had a recorder hooked up to it couldn't we just copy that stream?
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Have you not heard oh HDCP?
The Evo will go blank if you try to hook it up to a receiver and not direct to tv. I ment future phones.
Comcast cable already does this with the new boxes.
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I'm willing to bet the streaming service won't support HDMI mirroring
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I agree but at the same time that would make it kind of pointless for me. Honestly, I could never see myself sitting down for an entire movie on my phone. Hopefully that is not the case.
that would be dumb if it didn't. I can't stand watching a movie on my phone let alone pay for it just to be seen on a 4 inch screen
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I think you hit on a couple points here, but really I think what happened has to do with HTC Watch (their own mobile movie rental service) and the contracts they're signing with studios to provide more on-demand content.
Movie/Music/Game studios probably won't allow anyone to distribute their copy-written content without extreme steps to assure them that the manufacturer is doing everything they can to avoid piracy/illegal downloading &/or access.
I'm willing to bet that bootloader and partition encryption is something they've gone the length of assuring these companies so to be able to provide on-demand content as a revenue generating service. If it's in contracts, then we're screwed.
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I hadn't even heard of HTC Watch up until this post. I'm absolutely convinced 100% that this is the smoking gun in the matter of "why?"
Now, if that is the case they will NEVER be able to officially unlock these phones without violating these contracts. We can only hope for leaks...and to be honest, I've never seen so much internal development software leaked by any other company in my life so reliably. Sure, there have been companies with bigger leaks or more leaks but never with such reliability....OTA's before they go OTA, eng h-boots, test versions, etc etc etc, it is absolutely ludicrous. I have a hard time thinking that it is entirely accidental or just one rogue guy who hasn't been identified and fired....repeatedly.
But will the ferocity of these contracts undermine even these leaks?
Why don't they just super-encrypt a 'trusted pipeline' in the phone once you unlock the phone you permanently disable the ability of that pipeline to ever operate ever again? I'm all for that. Pump your locked-down content through that pipeline...I don't care if I never open that pipe up ever again.
HTC's gotta come up with something or this is it for all of us I'm sure. I checked out the NexusS4G...nice phone, feels cheap but then again maybe I'm just used to lugging around this monster sized and weighted Evo. Screen looked nice, bone-stock android was a pleasure to see. Though I'll wait for the Nexus3, or whatever they call it. Sure to be dual core by then....
I guess I'll just get Nexus' for life...this is all bull**** and totally not worth the worry now that I really look at it. They don't want customers 'like us' apparently, Samsung/Google do. 3D is a gimmick anyway. Just give me dual cores and all of the standard features with a 4 point something screen. After the 30fps debacle last year I swore that I wouldn't buy an HTC again...but forgot all about their horrible attitude cuz it got fixed here and they used the code in an OTA. That even gave me faith in them...like the Open Source system is working exactly as intended...but....take and take and take and never give back.....HTC? Never again.
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Hawkysoft said:
Yeye i know...
Another person not happy about Asus's acts...
My problem? the bootloader not being fully unlocked... halve a promiss which has been made by asus IMO.
So therefor i sended them an email asking if they will change the unlock tool so we can use NVFLASH as well..
if i get an reply, i'll post it here... >.<
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Cool thanks. This would be awesome. Save people from a few brick situations.
The only reason they may not is because it gives access to DRM information, correct?
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Cool thanks. This would be awesome. Save people from a few brick situations.
The only reason they may not is because it gives access to DRM information, correct?
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as far as i know, that was the reason why we wouldn't get any google music store or w/e it was support? which i never used and heared about before all this stuff anyway
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as far as i know, that was the reason why we wouldn't get any google music store or w/e it was support? which i never used and heared about before all this stuff anyway
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Yea, I have never once considered buying a movie/music there. That is what Netflix/Spotify/Grooveshark is far
I would be 100% okay with a second unlock tool that will further unlock but disable access to DRM material on the market
If I were to hypothetically steal music/movies, It would be on my PC anyway where it is much easier. Hypothetically speaking
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mtotho said:
Yea, I have never once considered buying a movie/music there. That is what Netflix/Spotify/Grooveshark is far
I would be 100% okay with a second unlock tool that will further unlock but disable access to DRM material on the market
If I were to hypothetically steal music/movies, It would be on my PC anyway where it is much easier. Hypothetically speaking
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lol I know right? They're punishing you by not giving you access to something no one uses anyway. Great way to make sure they don't get customers.
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lol I know right? They're punishing you by not giving you access to something no one uses anyway. Great way to make sure they don't get customers.
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that would be okey if they denied us the access, but in trade for that they should have unlocked the entire bootloader, and not on the current state where we are screwed on both sides (and not the pleasant way)..
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Just saw this thread funny i had to rant about the same thing last night. IMO if they're gonna fully void our warranty they HAVE to fully unlock it. Anything else is bull****. Not having nvflash and fastboot is a bigger issue than all others combined for me.
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Just saw this thread funny i had to rant about the same thing last night. IMO if they're gonna fully void our warranty they HAVE to fully unlock it. Anything else is bull****. Not having nvflash and fastboot is a bigger issue than all others combined for me.
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its like giving away a car without an engine, nor a spot for one... ;/
and that noob @ asus... wow.. serious... i thought they had more brighter people working there...
also without being capable of using nvflash and fastboot, i won't unlock it i think..
and what if they release a new tool? would it be capable to use at the 'unlocked' devices as well? which im afraid off it won't at start of it...
post the email. We should have the whole forum send them an email. OR lets do another BBB complaint
i just used contact us @ asus.com... you won't get to see a true email adress, but at the bright hand, you don't have to fill in your serial number, just fill in like not-needed i did that as well
[update] seems like email 1 has been forwarded, since it has been changed activity to: your suggestion has been received by us and is being progressed.......etc...
email2 still no changes
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Looks good. But man if you get a real response from Asus at least proof read first. Everyone appreciates professionalism.
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Looks good. But man if you get a real response from Asus at least proof read first. Everyone appreciates professionalism.
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i know don't worry, but to helpdesk workers... i can't help it but my anger speaks, these people think we are stupid and will accept every answer they are giving..
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I can see a few reasons where it would make sense.
0.) Maybe they can't officially. I'm not sure where TF101's nvflash stuff comes from but I could see nVidia making it an issue not to just throw it around willy nilly. Who knows, they could be held liable or risk damaging their contracts with suppliers (like nVidia).
1.) If it could "Undo" the unlocker, well d'uh we're not gonna get it in any legit way.
2.) Maybe they're fed up with enough leaks and general issues that they don't care, after all two new models coming on line soon. And I do expect even if ASUS isn't replacing the Prime, stores will replace it with the new budget model and the Infinity.
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IF unlocking the boot loader was for rooting(which this could be the case IF fastboot was working), they are basically contradicting themselves. They're saying since the boot loader is unlocked we can now root. The way you root when you unlock the boot loader is by changing ro-secure= from 1 to 0 in default.prop in the boot.img(unsecure boot.img), then flash the unsecure boot.img with fastboot. This gives you a root terminal and adb remount to mount system r/w. This is the proper way to do it.
The guy in that email is full of ****, or has no clue what he's talking about. Most likely both
It makes absolutely NO sense for them to cripple fastboot. Nvflash, I can somewhat see in the eyes of some paper pushing pu$$y, but not fastboot.
maybe someone else should try to email... ;/
So, I emailed Asus because I was confused about how they could completely void our warranty because of an unlock. The part that confuses me is how they can void warranty even for a manufacturer defect or hardware fault when we only modified software. Also, I asked them why, if I warranty is completely void, we do not have access to NVFlash.
Here is the e-mail that I sent to Asus:
Hello,
I have a few questions:
1. If I use the Asus bootloader unlock tool to unlock my Transformer Prime, does it
void every part of the warranty?
2. If it does void every part of the warranty, wouldn't their be issues that would conflict
with the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act?
3. If every part of the warranty is not void, what does it void exactly?
4. How come you will allow me to unlock my device and say that my warranty is void
but you will not give me access to NVFlash? I paid for this device. It is MY device. Give
me access to every feature on the device! Especially if you are saying that my
warranty is void!
I am emailing you because all of these questions are of major concern to myself and many others. Thank you for your time.
Here is what I got back from Asus:
Dear Mr. Lyon,
1) As stated for the Unlock tool:
"the Revised Product will no longer be covered under the warranty of the Original Product"
So yes, you void the warranty coverage.
2) No, there is no violation of the act, since it's a consentual agreement when you download and use the Unlock tool. No one is forcing youto unlock it, and you are aware beforehand that using it voids the warranty.
3) Using it voids all warranty coverage.
4) If an application no longer functions after unlocking, like NVFlash, you will need to discuss this with the developer. (NVIDIA)
Sincerely,
Chris A
Asus Customer Care Specialist
So, I wonder if NVFlash is really controlled by NVIDIA or if that is what Asus is saying so that people will bug NVIDIA about it. I know other devices have access to NVFlash but I don't know if any of them were unlocked with an unlock tool from the manufacturer. I just think that it is complete BS that we do not have access to something that could save a lot of us who have voided their warranty.
Anyway... Apparently we need to bug the s***t out of NVIDIA until they 1) make NVFlash available or 2) tell us that Asus has control over it and then we bug Asus for access to it.
UPDATE: Below is an e-mail that I have drafted about getting the SBK for NVFlash. Let me know what you guys think about it. If it looks good, everyone send it to Asus. If I missed something or need to correct something, please let me know. I am not a developer so I don't know exactly what is needed.
UPDATE2: I have been tweeting this to them twice a day and we need as many people as possible to tweet and post this on their Facebook and anywhere else they else they will see it.
@ASUS, still no word about NVFlash on the TF201!? Give complete unlock if you are going to void the complete warranty! #HalfassedUnlockTool
The problem is not that nvflash is *incompatible*, the problem is that we need specific information from ASUS to get nvflash working. This has nothing to do with nVidia
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The problem is not that nvflash is *incompatible*, the problem is that we need specific information from ASUS to get nvflash working. This has nothing to do with nVidia
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That is what I thought but wasn't sure if I was correct. What do we need from Asus to get NVFlash working? I am going to bug the S**T out of them until we get it. If I'm voiding my warranty to unlock this SOB, they better give me full access to everything.
Also, it seems to me that they are voiding the complete warranty because they know people in the dev community are most likely to return for all the issues like BT+Wifi, Wifi signal and GPS and we are also the most likely to unlock, in turn voiding our warranty.
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That is what I thought but wasn't sure if I was correct. What do we need from Asus to get NVFlash working? I am going to bug the S**T out of them until we get it. If I'm voiding my warranty to unlock this SOB, they better give me full access to everything.
Also, it seems to me that they are voiding the complete warranty because they know people in the dev community are most likely to return for all the issues like BT+Wifi, Wifi signal and GPS and we are also the most likely to unlock, in turn voiding our warranty.
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Contact Gary Key, the Asus rep on this board.
We need the secure boot key(sbk) to get nvflash to work.
Nvidia supplied the version that supports tegra 3, Asus blocked functionality (all) to nvflash.
I'm pretty sure if they completely 100% unlock the boot loader nvflash could work without it, but I could be way off here.
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We need the secure boot key(sbk) to get nvflash to work.
Nvidia supplied the version that supports tegra 3, Asus blocked functionality (all) to nvflash.
I'm pretty sure if they completely 100% unlock the boot loader nvflash could work without it, but I could be way off here.
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Has anyone spoke Gary Key about this at all before? I will continue emailing Asus until they do something about this. If no one has contacted Gary about this yet, I will PM him and see if I can get him to check into this.
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Can some maybe draft an email that we all can send with accurate questions?
I understand enough to get myself into trouble....lol...so NVflash would be a god send to myself and others like me.
Idont completely understand why we cant get NVflash to work, but if someone can explain to me what i need to ask i would do my part and send some emails. Maybe we need to make our wheel squeak the most.
I have NO problem getting some beers in me and sending some emails...lol.
Di11igaf, and Diamondback could you guys explain a little bit in lay mans terms what i could ask?
Thanks guys...
-Jason
Mcoupe said:
Can some maybe draft an email that we all can send with accurate questions?
I understand enough to get myself into trouble....lol...so NVflash would be a god send to myself and others like me.
Idont completely understand why we cant get NVflash to work, but if someone can explain to me what i need to ask i would do my part and send some emails. Maybe we need to make our wheel squeak the most.
I have NO problem getting some beers in me and sending some emails...lol.
Di11igaf, and Diamondback could you guys explain a little bit in lay mans terms what i could ask?
Thanks guys...
-Jason
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+1 I think this would be a great idea.
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Yeah, we should get something like a template and everybody sends to asus a nice email.
I think we should focus on the "if you're voiding my warranty because of a unlocker tool, i want full access to my device since asus don't support unlocked devices" part.
they should learn more from google and maguro.
I'm up for this as well but lack the technical expertise, however I do enjoy dealing with customer service reps
+1...i do not like to compromise either...
If I get a chance in a little bit, I'll attempt to write something up and post it and see what you guys think. I should be able to do when my wife goes to bed here shortly.
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I attached an e-mail draft that I just typed up to the OP. Look it over and let me know what you guys think. If there is something that I missed, should add or needs to be changed, please let me know.
We need the BCT, ODM and flash.cfg in addition to the SBK, so you may want to ask for those as well...
I personally think its crap considering they void your hardware warranty, my prime is screwed with a Defective Micro SD slot. I don't see HOW unlocking a boot loader affects the slot. My SD card doesn't click into the lock, no custom software caused this. Its a common problem also, Ive seen plenty of other people complaining about broken SD slots. I have not tried to contact asus yet, I figure there's probably no way to restore to factory boot loader state, and I'm pretty sure that unlock tool blacklist your serial.
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ear0wax said:
I personally think its crap considering they void your hardware warranty, my prime is screwed with a Defective Micro SD slot. I don't see HOW unlocking a boot loader affects the slot. My SD card doesn't click into the lock, no custom software caused this. Its a common problem also, Ive seen plenty of other people complaining about broken SD slots. I have not tried to contact asus yet, I figure there's probably no way to restore to factory boot loader state, and I'm pretty sure that unlock tool blacklist your serial.
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If I had to take a guess, someone in middle management was taking alot of heat for the prime and made a bad decision. "Look boss, now our losses are this much lower!"
The decision doesn't really make much sense to me, so I can only ASSUME it was a shortsided decision because someones career was on the line.
Edit: letter seems fine, but I doubt they care anymore. I feel like we have been written off. Its OK, I have squaretrade warranty and if this thing breaks I will get a Samsung tablet. Possibly Motorola if they get their act together. I am actually happy with my prime and its limitations, but I have also written Asus off which is too bad considering they were in my top 5 company list.
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Namidairo said:
We need the BCT, ODM and flash.cfg in addition to the SBK, so you may want to ask for those as well...
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I'll revise the email draft when I get home later and add those things.
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ear0wax said:
I personally think its crap considering they void your hardware warranty, my prime is screwed with a Defective Micro SD slot. I don't see HOW unlocking a boot loader affects the slot. My SD card doesn't click into the lock, no custom software caused this. Its a common problem also, Ive seen plenty of other people complaining about broken SD slots. I have not tried to contact asus yet, I figure there's probably no way to restore to factory boot loader state, and I'm pretty sure that unlock tool blacklist your serial.
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This is why I assumed the magnusson act does come into play in some way. They say when you unlock you void your warranty, ok fine. But what if the product was broken before you even unlocked?
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Thanks Lyon....I am in.
Lol....its amazing how much gets done when the ol lady goes to bed! I thought I was the only one!
This is crazy.....they give us a "key" to unlock our prime and void our warranty. But its only half assed! What's the big deal, if they let us unlock it....why not FULLY unlock the thing. Where is the **** block coming from? Asus, Tegra...what's the big deal, they let us in this far....
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This is why I assumed the magnusson act does come into play in some way. They say when you unlock you void your warranty, ok fine. But what if the product was broken before you even unlocked?
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Why would anyone knowingly void their warranty on a defective product. If anyone were foolish enough to do that, well then, what can I say.
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Morning All,
I will be picking up my Z2 tomorrow afternoon and I would just like to know what I will lose should I unlock the bootloader? I understand the DRM keys will be destroyed but what functionality will I lose? If I stream Netflix & Youtube they will still work right? What are the drm keys four? The only thing I can see losing out on is the Micheal Jackson album which won't be missed at all. Since I am getting the health band "free" will that still work with a unlocked bootloader? This will be my first Sony Android device so I really have no idea what I am in for.
Regards,
Anakha56
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This topic has been done to death if you just bother to scroll down or look at the next page of this subforum
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2743240
I digs find this thread while doing a search for it. My apologies for the inconvenience caused...
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Unless the devs find a solution you also lose Miracast/Screen-mirroring (because of the DRM keys). This should be mentioned more often, because it isn't so obvious.
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has tried the program showed in you tube video titled: Bootloader Unlock Allowed: NO Solution 2015
I cant post links sorry. I am really keen on getting my bootloader unlocked and would like to know if anyone had any luck with this/if anyone tried it. I want to unlock my phone but do not fancy bricking it.
Thanks
Mr.Ka52a said:
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has tried the program showed in you tube video titled: Bootloader Unlock Allowed: NO Solution 2015
I cant post links sorry. I am really keen on getting my bootloader unlocked and would like to know if anyone had any luck with this/if anyone tried it. I want to unlock my phone but do not fancy bricking it.
Thanks
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you cant unlock a non unlocked bootloader device.
that video looks fake as can be too.
Mr.Ka52a said:
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone has tried the program showed in you tube video titled: Bootloader Unlock Allowed: NO Solution 2015
I cant post links sorry. I am really keen on getting my bootloader unlocked and would like to know if anyone had any luck with this/if anyone tried it. I want to unlock my phone but do not fancy bricking it.
Thanks
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This doesn't sound like a scam at all.
+1 with Envious_Data, if a solution comes out, it will probably come from here (I hope so) :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/crossdevice-dev/sony/dev-cracking-s1-bootloader-t2917936
o0 Matt 0o said:
It must work. Especially since you need to agree to terms like this to download. Put in your number and let us know how you go.
This doesn't sound like a scam at all.
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Maybe you should write "Intentional Sarcasm" at the bottom. You never know who might believe you :'D
Bootloader unlock: NO solution
ric69 said:
+1 with Envious_Data, if a solution comes out, it will probably come from here (I hope so) :
http://forum.xda-developers.com/crossdevice-dev/sony/dev-cracking-s1-bootloader-t2917936
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HI,
If i ask (and pay) my operator to unlock the device, will i be able to root it then? Thanks.