Any issue with this? or should I try the HTCDEV unlock method again? I was unlocked but not sure when it went back to locked. Had to be during flashing something I guess. Thanks Hboot is 1.15
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chrisfales said:
Any issue with this? or should I try the HTCDEV unlock method again? I was unlocked but not sure when it went back to locked. Had to be during flashing something I guess. Thanks Hboot is 1.15
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No. That text is irrelevant if you're S-OFF. However I do recommend you flash back to the LazyPanda 1.22.2222 HBOOT, either on the unlimited.io site directly, or using the RegawMOD Bootloader Customizer. That'll allow you to fastboot flash through the bootloader again.
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mine says the same thing.
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Captain_Throwback said:
No. That text is irrelevant if you're S-OFF. However I do recommend you flash back to the LazyPanda 1.22.2222 HBOOT, either on the unlimited.io site directly, or using the RegawMOD Bootloader Customizer. That'll allow you to fastboot flash through the bootloader again.
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so if i use one of those it will take the locked banner off?
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magics. said:
so if i use one of those it will take the locked banner off?
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Yes. If you flash the one from the LP site, the banner will say
--LazyPanda--
If you use the Bootloader Customizer, you can make it say whatever you want .
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Hey guys,
The issue -
When attempting to do the S-OFF step in this guide :LINK: I get an error in my CMD window.
Now, I have successfully rooted the phone and installed CWM with LeeDroid ROM just like the guide specifies so what's going wrong here?
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Also I figured out that the "fastboot oem lock" command relocks the bootloader however my phone automatically reboots into the ROM and not bootloader.
SIMPLY - I don't get the option to input "fastboot oem reboot bootloader" but my bootloader does relock.
Phone information:
Model - HTC EVO 3D X515a
HBOOT - 1.49.0012
Ps. Also how do I find out my CID version?
Thanks so much, I'm sure there is an answer here somewhere but I'd be very thankful for an answer and not just a "its on xda"
Use fastboot oem getvar cid to get your cid.
Or you can download an app called cid getter from the play store.
Update: My CID is TELST001
Can someone please provide me with a way to get S-OFF?
Captain_coco265 said:
Update: My CID is TELST001
Can someone please provide me with a way to get S-OFF?
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It seems you have a branded phone, go to unlimited.io and follow the guide to attain s-off
ohh ok cool, is there a link to that thread?
Go to the site http://unlimited.io
Is it possible for me to just downgrade my HBOOT then use revolutionary?
Just because that http://unlimited.io instructions looks a bit difficult.
HELP BUMP!!!!! Needs help!
For branded, that's the only way..if you were unbranded you could have used revolutionary, check out the s-off thread in the gsm development subforums to check for your cid...
Your welcome..
vari9 said:
For branded, that's the only way..if you were unbranded you could have used revolutionary, check out the s-off thread in the gsm development subforums to check for your cid...
Your welcome..
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Thank you ^_^
I flashed the latest stock kernel (option 2) for jellybean and when I tried to RUU my phone, it always fail (I think code 43 doesn't recognize version).
I thought about downgrading the kernel but I saw that people say it would result in a brick.
are there any methods that works with the latest stock kernel to RUU or better yet to S-OFF?
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raclimja said:
I flashed the latest stock kernel (option 2) for jellybean and when I tried to RUU my phone, it always fail (I think code 43 doesn't recognize version).
I thought about downgrading the kernel but I saw that people say it would result in a brick.
are there any methods that works with the latest stock kernel to RUU or better yet to S-OFF?
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yes, you can get S-off with hboot 1.19 by going here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1964309
please hit the thanks button if this helps you
That is actually the method that I tried to use but it doesn't work because I cannot flash RUU due to my kernel version
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What is this option 2 you used? Power off your phone and then boot into bootloader. What hboot version do you have?
You can change kernel at any time, if u have a jb rom changing kernel will cause ur rom to stop booting,
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What is this option 2 you used? Power off your phone and then boot into bootloader. What hboot version do you have?
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It is the PJ75IMG - Stock Kernel found on the Link below
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=35405438
My hboot as I stated on my op is 1.19
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You can change kernel at any time, if u have a jb rom changing kernel will cause ur rom to stop booting,
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How sure are you about this one?
The zip that I flashed contains not only the kernel but also the recovery, I heard people saying downgrading would result in a brick
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I was tiring to flash a custom rom and I forgot to backup the original software.
I know not backing up was a bad mistake.
When I flashed it the rom the the phone restarted and went to a black screen
**** Tampered ****
**** Unlocked ****
Jewel PVT SHP S-ON RL
HBOOT-2.09.0000
RADIO-1.12.11.1119
OpenDSP-v31.1.0.45.0815
eMMC-boot
Oct 18 2012, 15:46:20
I am using Teamwin Recovery
When I try to factory reset the device i get the follow error
E:Unable to mount '/sdcard'
I tired to RUU but i got error 140
Please help!!!
Try posting this question in Q&A......this is the Development section.
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Try posting this question in Q&A......this is the Development section.
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+1!!!!!
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You guys are so mean to the noobs
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You guys are so mean to the noobs
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Lol it happens
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Relock your bootloader then run the ruu
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Relock your bootloader then run the ruu
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I am getting this error.
Please Help!
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Try running the RUU from the article below. It's for Jelly Bean. Make sure you relock your bootloader prior to running this, otherwise it won't work. I believe you'll also have to rename the file PJ75IMG.zip for it to work.
http://www.pocketables.com/2012/12/...-651-16-now-available-for-htc-evo-4g-lte.html
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thread moved...please post questions into the q&a section of your device.
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thread moved...please post questions into the q&a section of your device.
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Might as well put a lock on it since he started another thread. Also, he was able to resolve his issue, according to his last post in his other thread.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2078604
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I need to return my EVO LTE to get another replacement, but I need the base ROM so I can flash it back to stock. Unfortunately, I can't gain access to the NANDROID backup I made of the base ROM before flashing the Viper ROM that I'm currently using. If someone would kindly post the base ROM that's compatible for my phone's build, I would be highly appreciative. Here's my phone's info:
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Viperboy made a RUU tool that you can find at the link below.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2197909
If you are S-Off, you can use the viper RUU tool to go back to completely stock.
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Or, as another solution, you can always flash the stock rooted rom, and remove superuser, thereby unrooting it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2045935
Just be sure to relock the bootloader. But your best option would be to go S-Off, run VipeRUU, and use a mod to change the bootloader information that's displayed when you boot into the bootloader.
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aarsyl said:
Or, as another solution, you can always flash the stock rooted rom, and remove superuser, thereby unrooting it.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2045935
Just be sure to relock the bootloader. But your best option would be to go S-Off, run VipeRUU, and use a mod to change the bootloader information that's displayed when you boot into the bootloader.
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VipeRUU will put the phone back completely stock, locked bootloader and all. No need to use a mod like regaw's bootloader customizer to change the bootloader info.
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Thanks, guys. My phone is still S-on. I'm really not concerned with relocking the bootloader since NO ONE ever checks for that stuff based on past experiences.
carlos64030 said:
Thanks, guys. My phone is still S-on. I'm really not concerned with relocking the bootloader since NO ONE ever checks for that stuff based on past experiences.
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Well, as I suggested earlier, flash the stock rooted rom and remove SU permissions via the SU app.
Hello,
I recently tried to root my HTC One A9s and all was successful up until I tried the custom recovery (TWRP) when I enter bootloader and attempt to boot to recovery mode my phone freezes and displays the text "This build is for development purposes only. Do not distribute outside of HTC without HTC's written permission. Failure to comply may lead to legal action"
Bootloader unlocked, imaged and cache cleared and have I just have this problem, first time running into this i let the battery die and attempted to yet again enter recovery mode only this time showing "Software status: Modified" not "Official" and I also have some "<Orange State>" if that's anything to worry about?
Thank you in advance.
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I don't have any experience with the A9s, but I've ran into this before with HTC OneX. Are you s-on or s-off? Also, are you sure the recovery you flashed was meant for this device? (I ran into this when I accidentally flashed HTC One recovery on HTC OneX.)
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RealWelder said:
I don't have any experience with the A9s, but I've ran into this before with HTC OneX. Are you s-on or s-off? Also, are you sure the recovery you flashed was meant for this device? (I ran into this when I accidentally flashed HTC One recovery on HTC OneX.)
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S-On, and I used qbking's HTC One root guide.
ARIZONA_GreenTEA said:
S-On, and I used qbking's HTC One root guide.
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Did you get the recovery from here?
https://twrp.me/devices/htconea9.html
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RealWelder said:
I don't have any experience with the A9s, but I've ran into this before with HTC OneX. Are you s-on or s-off? Also, are you sure the recovery you flashed was meant for this device? (I ran into this when I accidentally flashed HTC One recovery on HTC OneX.)
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S-On, and I'm sure it is because I used the same guide I used for my One Mini 2.
RealWelder said:
Did you get the recovery from here?
https://twrp.me/devices/htconea9.html
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I flashed it with 3.1 version as I was using 2.5, still doing same thing ;(