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so i looked and didnt see any way to get S-off on OSX. i tried the linux batch file but it doesnt work :/ any suggestions?
Borrow a windows machine...
But is there a way to do it with a mac? It not mine it's a friends
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sorry dude theres no support for osx.
Use Parallels.
Damn... Thanks anyways though
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tekhna said:
Use Parallels.
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That's what I'll try next. Or borrow his phone for a day haha
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werdna87 said:
That's what I'll try next. Or borrow his phone for a day haha
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Or just be like everyone else with a mac and duel-boot linux/windows because you need a second OS at times.
Slacker101 said:
Or just be like everyone else with a mac and duel-boot linux/windows because you need a second OS at times.
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Not my computer
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boot camp is your friend ... make your friend get linux or windows on his mac :/ i bet they won't even know it's there for a while if you do it without telling them lol
I remember reading in the sensation forum that globatron I believe said there would be a Mac OS X s-off method. Not sure what happened to that though
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Use Parallels.
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i'm not sure i'd trust parallels for this. i considered it and decided to use the windows server in my basement and let someone else be the parallels guinea pig. i never bothed with boot camp. the touchpad drivers suck and make me angry.
Lol turns out he already had linux installed in a virtual box so the problem has been solved
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Can someone recommend me a Linux distro of their choice? I'm going to start learning how to compile, and develop kernels. I already can allot the time to doing so, and I want to do so.
I have some in mind, but I want to know what you men, and women recommend.
I'd use Ubuntu. You can use it for compiling but also for daily normal things too so having to dual-boot isn't an issue.
Also, your avatar is the best I've seen. Hands down. No contest.
yousefak said:
I'd use Ubuntu. You can use it for compiling but also for daily normal things too so having to dual-boot isn't an issue.
Also, your avatar is the best I've seen. Hands down. No contest.
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Thanks for taking your time to respond, and yes, my avatar is awesome.
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I am fairly proficient on the Windows side and also a total n00b at Linux, however since I have installed Ubuntu 12.04 x64 on one of my laptops, I am actually really beginning to enjoy it as a primary OS. Long story short, my vote goes to Ubuntu.
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mike.r.olson said:
I am fairly proficient on the Windows side and also a total n00b at Linux, however since I have installed Ubuntu 12.04 x64 on one of my laptops, I am actually really beginning to enjoy it as a primary OS. Long story short, my vote goes to Ubuntu.
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Thanks as well.
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Ubuntu definitely. It is definitely the distro for people wanting to try out Linux.
There is also the ability to use VirtualBox to have a virtualized install of Windows as a way to have a "familiar environment" to work in. That's what I've done.
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freeza said:
Ubuntu definitely. It is definitely the distro for people wanting to try out Linux.
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Thank you.
mike.r.olson said:
There is also the ability to use VirtualBox to have a virtualized install of Windows as a way to have a "familiar environment" to work in. That's what I've done.
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And you too, again!
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So from what I'm seeing, Ubuntu is the way to go. 11.04 would be the preferred version? My friend KQuicksall recommended that as well.
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12.04 is solid on my end.
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mike.r.olson said:
12.04 is solid on my end.
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Well, if that's the case. I see no harm in running that. I do appreciate those for taking their time to respond to this thread. For that, I say thanks.
No problem. Good luck!
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Ubuntu is good for users wanting to try out Linux.. But my vote goes to LinuxMint
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I switched to Ubuntu 2 years ago and haven't looked back. My kids and wife still use Windows, but my laptop and desktop both have Ubuntu installed. After 6 months I wiped windows from both. And remember google is your best friend.
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Ok, the unbricker is up.
100% success during testing.
You can get support on freenode IRC channel #FeedPanda.
You can find the detailed instructions and download here:
http://unlimited.io/lazypanda-s-off-public-beta/evo-4g-lte-unbricker/
Before people ask the obvious questions
- No there is not going to be a windows version
- No there is not going to be a mac version
Nothing for Windows though huh?
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reverepats said:
Nothing for Windows though huh?
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The WINDOWS link was easy. S-off in about 5 minutes.
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Has the root cause been determined that is soft bricking these devices?
njfoses said:
Has the root cause been determined that is soft bricking these devices?
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yes
Panda worked fine for me on windows
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reverepats said:
Nothing for Windows though huh?
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Thats what the live cd is for
njfoses said:
Has the root cause been determined that is soft bricking these devices?
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globatron said:
yes
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So im assuming people that have not ran the tool yet should wait for an updated version with the fix?
Ladies and gentlemen do not panic...these fine folks helped me resolve my issue and got this under control.
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So im assuming people that have not ran the tool yet should wait for an updated version with the fix?
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If you follow the instructions on the download page, using the windows link works fine. And is completely automated.
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reverepats said:
Nothing for Windows though huh?
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I sent you a PM last night regarding the LiveCD.
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awillis111 said:
If you follow the instructions on the download page, using the windows link works fine. And is completely automated.
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People have followed the steps correctly and are now soft bricked. This is not a bash against the dev's of the tool, as they did an amazing job. If there is going to be an updated tool with less risk some people may want to wait, thats all.
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People have followed the steps correctly and are now soft bricked. This is not a bash against the dev's of the tool, as they did an amazing job. If there is going to be an updated tool with less risk some people may want to wait, thats all.
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Not trying to bash. I used the tool about 0430 cdt today, and it worked smooth as butter.
It seemed to me that most of the problems were on the Linux tool. But, I may be wrong.
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So hold off on S-off until this thing is sorted out? i'm on windows btw.
issue identified and being fixed. Unricking tool will be released by Unlimited.IO soon
Samip430 said:
So hold off on S-off until this thing is sorted out? i'm on windows btw.
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There has already been a lot of success on Windows. Even if you do brick.... it looks like they already have a solution tool being worked on!
my phone was a success on windows, even flashed the zip to remove the warning text on the boot screen.
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There has already been a lot of success on Windows. Even if you do brick.... it looks like they already have a solution tool being worked on!
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thank goodness because mine bricked using the Windows tool.
DiMENZi0N said:
thank goodness because mine bricked using the Windows tool.
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+1, same method. Got to the reboot stage and hung for about 7 minutes.
Please help:
I think my phone is bricked.. it went through initial setup then setup attempted to reboot and it never did after waiting 5 min. So i unplugged and now my phone wont turn on.
I was htc dev unlock already with regwood mod before this.
Please help !
Look what I just found in the DirtyRacun thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=36259482&postcount=401
Interesting. That'll make some Hboot 2.09 S-on folks happy
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Sweet that was only thing holding me back from rooting ................ unlimted website not updated yet so ill patiently be waiting so i can start rooting
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Wow, that has got to be the fastest s-off crack of a new hboot! Whatever exploit they use HTC must not have been able to stop it.
Crossing fingers...
Hopefully this can "fix" the issue a few of us have that somehow were updated to hboot 2.09 but still have firmware 1.05 by the 3.15 RUU.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2074643
The fact this (DirtyRacun in Genereal) depends on flashing the last RUU is not hopeful though. We'll see and I'll certainly be subscribing to the S-off thread.
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Interesting. That'll make some Hboot 2.09 S-on folks happy
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Especially this person here
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thats a beautiful thing! im already lady panda s-off but this is huge for poeple on the new hboot.. im happy for u guys being s-on sucks!! unlimited crew are beasts.. show fuses and the rest of the team some love!! :good: http://www.pocketables.com/2013/01/it-appears-s-off-for-evo-4g-lte-hboot-2-09-0000-may-be-near.html
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What are you waiting for?
bigdaddy619 said:
What are you waiting for?
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For my classes to end!!!!!
EDIT: Juuuuuusssst realized that my computer is 64bit....wow...
onlybob said:
For my classes to end!!!!!
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hahaha good luck
Lol when did they update the website to include the 2.09 racun?
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onlybob said:
Lol when did they update the website to include the 2.09 racun?
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Couple days ago
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For my classes to end!!!!!
EDIT: Juuuuuusssst realized that my computer is 64bit....wow...
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That's also my reasoning for not going through with it also. Both of my computers are 64 I didn't know they still made 32s. Aren't 32 bit computers slower/cheaper?
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xbmoyx said:
That's also my reasoning for not going through with it also. Both of my computers are 64 I didn't know they still made 32s. Aren't 32 bit computers slower/cheaper?
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I soffed on 64 bit Ubuntu. Just don't use USB 3.0 ports like I did lol
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I did it on a 64bit windows 8 pc. Ha and yes I did see all the warnings... Still worked tho so no biggie
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I did it on a 64bit windows 8 pc. Ha and yes I did see all the warnings... Still worked tho so no biggie
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I'm curious if the limitation to 32bit is simply because the developers didn't test on 64bit (and therefore won't support) or if there is any real threat to running on 64bit. I guess I could boot Linux 32 from USB, but prefer to just go with what I have. Currently I have Windows 7 64bit. Anyone else have sucess this way?
Now, here's my problem...all my computers are 64 bit. According to unlimited.io, the main issue they have is drivers. But they make it clear that it WILL NOT work on 64 bit... any suggestions rather than getting a new computer?
EDIT: didnt see the posts above me and below bigdaddy's(dunno why) but I think once again its a driver issue like they state on their website.
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onlybob said:
Now, here's my problem...all my computers are 64 bit. According to unlimited.io, the main issue they have is drivers. But they make it clear that it WILL NOT work on 64 bit... any suggestions rather than getting a new computer?
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They make it clear that they WILL NOT SUPPORT, not that it doesn't work. I know it works but it is difficult to support everything, just download a livecd Ubuntu 32bit and load it up, run the exploit and be good to go.
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onlybob said:
Now, here's my problem...all my computers are 64 bit. According to unlimited.io, the main issue they have is drivers. But they make it clear that it WILL NOT work on 64 bit... any suggestions rather than getting a new computer?
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Burn a ubuntu disc
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Just as the title states, New replacement phone..
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Dirty Racun on Ubuntu Live Cd.
64bit is not supported because of driver issues. Some have succeeded with it but that's a gamble and you won't get support from unlimited.io team.
How do I get the live cd?
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http://www.ubuntu.com/download/desktop
I used 12.04. Just make sure its the 32bit. Choose to donate or not. It should download an ISO. Just burn that with imgburn or your preferred burning program.
+1
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Or you can use a usb and/or sd card
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I achieved S-off couple of days ago with windows 7 and 64 bit. I had no problems at all.
There are well known driver issues with 64 bit which is why a 32 bit system is required.
Download any iso for linux live and burn to CD. Or run from Windows 8 which works as well but you should get 64bit working since it works for me. Try deleting, registry entries etc and reinstall the correct drivers. Hope that helps.
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you can gamble on the x64 but I've done it several times and I haven't experienced a brick yet
Thanks, its pretty easy, HTC dev was down, so I reached out to regaw-lenaid, he took my identifier code and sent me unlock token through his account, I am now s-offed once again!!
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Also looking to get s off. Just bought the phone and updated to 3.16 like an idiot. I can't find anything compatible with windows 8.
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greeneperson said:
Also looking to get s off. Just bought the phone and updated to 3.16 like an idiot. I can't find anything compatible with windows 8.
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3.16 is currently not supported for s-off. And windows 8 is not supported. You'll probably have to use a live disc of ubuntu.
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There are well known driver issues with 64 bit which is why a 32 bit system is required.
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You just have to use the universal drivers on 7-64
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laie1472 said:
You just have to use the universal drivers on 7-64
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Universal drivers? Can you link please
bigdaddy619 said:
Universal drivers? Can you link please
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Yup here ya go. I've used them for quite some time haven't had any issues. YMMV.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1583316
The link is inside of the thread.
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Yup here ya go. I've used them for quite some time haven't had any issues. YMMV.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1583316
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I'm out of thanks so THANKS
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I'm out of thanks so THANKS
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Lmfao. Thanks man .
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I was worried about doing the procedure using 64 bit but it worked for me as well.
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Yes, it works on win 7 64 bit, was pretty easy...I do suggest you have adb preinstalled though, process was seamless.
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