Is there a command to unlock the bootloader with s-off without having to wipe all of my data and everything?
There is no need to unlock. S-off is all that you need. It can do anything.
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cdexsw said:
There is no need to unlock. S-off is all that you need. It can do anything.
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It actually would not let me flash recovery without having the bootloader unlocked again. It was disappointing and erased my data... grrr
cdexsw said:
There is no need to unlock. S-off is all that you need. It can do anything.
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You need root to get s-off. The only people who had root were people on the shipped rom when the phone came out. Every OTA since has not had root, let alone temp root that the shipped rom had. So you absolutely need HTC Dev unlock to get s-off, and yes if you havent done it yet, it will wipe the phone. Thems the breaks.
quepaso said:
You need root to get s-off. The only people who had root were people on the shipped rom when the phone came out. Every OTA since has not had root, let alone temp root that the shipped rom had. So you absolutely need HTC Dev unlock to get s-off, and yes if you havent done it yet, it will wipe the phone. Thems the breaks.
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Not what I meant. I already had s-off and it relocked. It then would not allow me to install amon ra. I was asking if there was a different fastboot command to just change it to unlock now since we have soff.
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I had to unlock too but reused my token.
fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code. is the command
Edit: My bad this probably isn't what you were looking for.
I didn't have to re-unlock.
I asked about this in the discussion thread but was never answered.
I just fastboot flash recovery .zip
and HBOOT flashed my roms boot.img and I was back with the addition of S-OFF
I've flashed several Roms since, while my HBOOT still says Tampered, Locked, S-OFF.
Finally, since I'm on ICS, I flashed the Juopunutbear modified HBOOT.
Everything seems to be open and working fine without re-unlocking.
Slacker101 said:
Is there a command to unlock the bootloader with s-off without having to wipe all of my data and everything?
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Not sure if you still need this but i just used the rezound AIO to flash amon again right after and worked fine no unlock. Tho I still have my bin file if I need it.
afaik if you did s-off and you're on GB firmware, you need the ENG Hboot to flash recoveries using fastboot commands, otherwise you have to use PH98IMG.zip's... but that's just what i see, i'm not 100%.
I rooted my phone using the zedomax method on htcevohacks (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671577)
The SW Version is: 1.22.651.3 71ORD
I now have an HTC update showing up (171.81MB) that does not have a cancel button. I was wondering what I need to do to apply it?
The phone is S-ON with HBOOT-1.15.0000
You need a stock Rom and stock recovery, relock bootloader and then you can accept ota
om4 said:
You need a stock Rom and stock recovery, relock bootloader and then you can accept ota
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Thank you for the quick reply. I'm very new to this and have a few more follow on questions.
Will relocking return me to stock rom and stock recovery? How do I do it, via the HTCdev unlock bootloader method?
Once I've done that, accepted the OTA, will I be able to root again using the same method?
Also if I do a back up using titanium before the relock I should be able to get the phone back to the same state after, correct?
You need to flash the stock Rom and recovery before you relock. Relocking the phone will not give you a stock phone. You can use the ruu, relock the bootloader before running ruu
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You need to flash the stock Rom and recovery before you relock. Relocking the phone will not give you a stock phone. You can use the ruu, relock the bootloader before running ruu
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Thank you again
I have the AT&T One X+ and have it unlocked. All I want to do is root it now and read that you have to flash the stock RUU. I just downloaded the RUU so where exactly do I go from here?
The next step after unlocking would be to flash a custom recovery. Then you'll be able to root your phone. No ruu necessary unless you want to go back to completely stock.Also a ruu will only flash if your bootloader is locked,relocked,or your device has s-off.
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How can I get rid of the Security Warning and I don't have a recovery and Please help, im new at this
This is what pops when i'm in recovery
***RELOCKED***
***Security Warning***
EVITARE_UL PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT- 1.32.000
CPLD-None
MICEOP-None
RADIO- SSD: 3831.19.00.120
eMMC-bootmode: disabled
CPU- bootmode : disabled
HW Secure boot: enabled
MODEM TYPE : MDM9215M
Oct 20 2012, 13:45:55
Can you boot into a rom as normal, or are you stuck at the bootloader screen?
If you're stuck at the bootloader screen, then I would find a way to unlock your bootloader (try HTCdev, hopefully it will still work) and then flash a recovery, a rom and then finally a kernel. You might need to run a stock RUU before you can re-unlock your bootloader.
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Can you boot into a rom as normal, or are you stuck at the bootloader screen?
If you're stuck at the bootloader screen, then I would find a way to unlock your bootloader (try HTCdev, hopefully it will still work) and then flash a recovery, a rom and then finally a kernel. You might need to run a stock RUU before you can re-unlock your bootloader.
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I'm stuck at the boatloader screen and where can I get the stock RUU. I tried to unlock my bootloader at HTCdev and it failed.
Have a look here for RUUs: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2112275&highlight=ruu
Can you give some more info about why you couldn't unlock with HTCdev? What errors do you get? What steps (exactly) did you take and where did it fail?
This happened to me and I was able to unlock with htcdev.
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o_O said:
Have a look here for RUUs: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2112275&highlight=ruu
Can you give some more info about why you couldn't unlock with HTCdev? What errors do you get? What steps (exactly) did you take and where did it fail?
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The step I failed at was when I tried to submit the token I'D and it wouldn't work. I did all the other steps leading towards submitting the token ID.
sixcarnage said:
This happened to me and I was able to unlock with htcdev.
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I wasn't able to unlock it at HTCdev and I followed the steps correctly.
TigerArmor15 said:
I wasn't able to unlock it at HTCdev and I followed the steps correctly.
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Download hasoon2000 's toolkit there under useful link you can get an ruu there run it an leave it it takes about 10 minutes.
SomebodyEpic said:
Download hasoon2000 's toolkit there under useful link you can get an ruu there run it an leave it it takes about 10 minutes.
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Man I tried that today and it said it failed.
You must first flash the stock recovery and then run the ruu.
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You must first flash the stock recovery and then run the ruu.
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So I flash the recovery first, then run the rug and that's it or there is more steps. I want to be able to have a recovery
Your bootloader needs to be unlocked to be able to flash a recovery; it must be locked to run a RUU. If you don't have the stock recovery on there then the only way I can see forward is unlocking with HTCdev.
If it's failing, you need to post some output as to why. Copy and paste the error text, or better yet, take a screenshot and post it here and people will be able to help you more.
TigerArmor15 said:
Man I tried that today and it said it failed.
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use hasoon2000 toolkit to unlock bootloader its simple proccess
o_O said:
Your bootloader needs to be unlocked to be able to flash a recovery; it must be locked to run a RUU. If you don't have the stock recovery on there then the only way I can see forward is unlocking with HTCdev.
If it's failing, you need to post some output as to why. Copy and paste the error text, or better yet, take a screenshot and post it here and people will be able to help you more.
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Okay I will
What is your hboot? 1.40 ?
If well, the ruu will not work ! u need hboot 1.35
TRoPiiiC said:
What is your hboot? 1.40 ?
If well, the ruu will not work ! u need hboot 1.35
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My hboot is 1.32. I am mad, that I can't make the security warning, go away and I can't download roms. Sometimes I just want to break my phone and get another one.
When you originally in locked the boot loaded you got an e mail use hysoons tool kit and make a new folder in your c drive rite click and rename it to the unlock .bat paste that into your folder run the unlock boot loaded ommand and boom warning all nandroid back ups will be lost the last Rom you were on will be what pops up as a clean slate
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gothicasshole said:
When you originally in locked the boot loaded you got an e mail use hysoons tool kit and make a new folder in your c drive rite click and rename it to the unlock .bat paste that into your folder run the unlock boot loaded ommand and boom warning all nandroid back ups will be lost the last Rom you were on will be what pops up as a clean slate
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Can you just give me some simple steps to follow by please, I'm confused about trying to relock my bootloader.
Step one flash the stock ROM/kernel step 2 use the root kit to re lock the boot loader reboot it will only reboot as normal with the stock ROM/kernel if you want to unroot and revert everything to stock find the updated ruu run it and then do a factory data reset and presto its out of the box condition
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If you have a stock nandroud flash it
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TigerArmor15 said:
Can you just give me some simple steps to follow by please, I'm confused about trying to relock my bootloader.
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Why are you wasting your time when you don't even understand the basics? This is another example of people that jump straight in without reading. Then expecting the community to clean there mess up......
For your bootloader to read "relocked" you must of unlocked and locked the bootloader atleast once. Why can't you remember how you did it?
Your best bet it to search your email for the unlock code HTC sent you the first time you unlocked the bootloader, download and flash it, then flash a custom rom.
Good luck
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Hi
I finally root my HTC one Max and change my bootloader to locked using this method http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2540004
to fingerprint scanner to work. My device is s-off. todAYi tried to take backup using CWM recovery but it freeze during backup. So i decide to flash twrp via fastboot. I receive Failed Remote not allowed message. What is that mean... so what to do now i have to unlock bootloader or Turn S-off to S-on
sriszone said:
Hi
I finally root my HTC one Max and change my bootloader to locked using this method http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2540004
to fingerprint scanner to work. My device is s-off. todAYi tried to take backup using CWM recovery but it freeze during backup. So i decide to flash twrp via fastboot. I receive Failed Remote not allowed message. What is that mean... so what to do now i have to unlock bootloader or Turn S-off to S-on
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Sadly you have to reunlock your bootloader. That's why I never relock it can't flash recoveries.
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