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( i admit i am a noob at this stuff) I bought this rezound from a guy, and i came home and downloaded the Rezound All-In-One kit, i installed the htc drivers registered at htcdev. I tried to get token ID.. didnt work, and i tried to do the ICS leak and followed the instructions exactly... didnt work.. well i looked at my phone while in bootloader and it said unlocked, i tried running the All-in-one kit "Relock Bootloader" command and it still doesnt work. in command prompt it says ( Rezound_All-In-One_Kit_v2.0\data>fastboot oem lock
< waiting for device >
and thats it.. doesnt do anything else.. can someone please help me re-lock this phone.
First, try doing the above again, only uninstall/disable HTC sync this time. Report back if it doesn't work. Also, why do you wish to relock?
rabidwookie said:
( i admit i am a noob at this stuff) I bought this rezound from a guy, and i came home and downloaded the Rezound All-In-One kit, i installed the htc drivers registered at htcdev. I tried to get token ID.. didnt work, and i tried to do the ICS leak and followed the instructions exactly... didnt work.. well i looked at my phone while in bootloader and it said unlocked, i tried running the All-in-one kit "Relock Bootloader" command and it still doesnt work. in command prompt it says ( Rezound_All-In-One_Kit_v2.0\data>fastboot oem lock
< waiting for device >
and thats it.. doesnt do anything else.. can someone please help me re-lock this phone.
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Is your phone in HBOOT when you issue the command? If not, it should be. Fastboot commands only work in HBOOT.
Snuzzo said:
First, try doing the above again, only uninstall/disable HTC sync this time. Report back if it doesn't work. Also, why do you wish to relock?
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MrSmith317 said:
Is your phone in HBOOT when you issue the command? If not, it should be. Fastboot commands only work in HBOOT.
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Yeah you're right MrSmith. I looked at the .bat related to re-locking in the A-I-O toolkit and it doesn't invoke "adb reboot bootloader" command before attempting "fasboot oem lock".
I ran into this problem as well. Make sure usb debugging is on. Should work like a charm.
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Fergusonfox7 said:
I ran into this problem as well. Make sure usb debugging is on. Should work like a charm.
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Again, its not a matter of having debugging enabled. See my post above.
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Try rebooting into HBOOT then unplugging the phone and plugging it back in. Sometimes the device manager(on your PC) doesn't pickup the change in modes. The AIO could just be firing off commands instead of waiting for the phone to be ready as well. Try doing it manually.
Starting from stock, I've successfully followed the instructions at htc dev, and the bootloader now says "unlocked". I'm having a problem flashing the amon-ra image as outlined on Scotty's site (http://androidforums.com/rezound-al...ys-noob-friendly-root-guide-start-finish.html) when in ADB I type "fastboot devices", adb responds that it can't find the device. This is after the rest of the procedure worked, and it was recognized using "adb devices".
I only want to get to root at this point. I'm not going to flash ics. The Go Launcher gives me what I want, but I want to trim out some bloat, so I want root.
Can anyone see where I've gone wrong?
Ok, got it. I was following the wrong set of instructions.
I'm trying to read device id with a "fastboot oem get_unlock_data" command to unlock bootloader, but nothing. I followed all the instructions with installing adb drivers, android sdk and motorola drivers,and I just can't get it working. Did everything it said on motorola site.
!!!!
Darezi said:
I'm trying to read device id with a "fastboot oem get_unlock_data" command to unlock bootloader, but nothing. I followed all the instructions with installing adb drivers, android sdk and motorola drivers,and I just can't get it working. Did everything it said on motorola site.
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are you drunk?:cyclops:
Except development version, others all can't unlock bootloader...
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mirot said:
are you drunk?:cyclops:
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lol
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LMAO
Darezi said:
I'm trying to read device id with a "fastboot oem get_unlock_data" command to unlock bootloader, but nothing. I followed all the instructions with installing adb drivers, android sdk and motorola drivers,and I just can't get it working. Did everything it said on motorola site.
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Well the man does have dreams...
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Hello, I have just bought my first android (HTC LEGEND) and wanted to know how to root. It is on the latest firmware 2.2. I have searched every where but it didn't work out. Can anyone please show me how to root HTC Legend? I am a noob at this, so please post with the most info or a video will do. Thanks.
xXFl4sh said:
Hello, I have just bought my first android (HTC LEGEND) and wanted to know how to root. It is on the latest firmware 2.2. I have searched every where but it didn't work out. Can anyone please show me how to root HTC Legend? I am a noob at this, so please post with the most info or a video will do. Thanks.
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Look around the Q and A section there are already many threads about it .
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smithchipz said:
Look around the Q and A section there are already many threads about it .
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Yes I have looked everywhere but none of this are working .
xXFl4sh said:
Yes I have looked everywhere but none of this are working .
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Start here with jc36's post - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1680584
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smithchipz said:
Start here with jc36's post - http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1680584
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Yes, I have tried that. When I use the CMD and type this "fastboot oem get_identifier_token" I get this message <waiting for device>. I did turn on USB debugging and installed the driver on my computer.
xXFl4sh said:
Yes, I have tried that. When I use the CMD and type this "fastboot oem get_identifier_token" I get this message <waiting for device>. I did turn on USB debugging and installed the driver on my computer.
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May be a driver problem. Uninstall your current ones and install Universal Naked Driver. Look around xda/Google for it.
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smithchipz said:
May be a driver problem. Uninstall your current ones and install Universal Naked Driver. Look around xda/Google for it.
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I installed the Universal naked driver. When I run the CMD and type this "fastboot oem get_identifier_token and I get this message
(bootloader) [ERR] Command error !!!
OKAY [ 0.009s]
finished. total time: 0.009s
my Hboot is 1.01.
EDIT: /watch?v=AyAb7nBDb2Q <--- Shows everything.
xXFl4sh said:
I installed the Universal naked driver. When I run the CMD and type this "fastboot oem get_identifier_token and I get this message
(bootloader) [ERR] Command error !!!
OKAY [ 0.009s]
finished. total time: 0.009s
my Hboot is 1.01.
EDIT: /watch?v=AyAb7nBDb2Q <--- Shows everything.
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You need to upgrade to hboot 1.02 first then you can get the token using the command set.
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ranger4740 said:
You need to upgrade to hboot 1.02 first then you can get the token using the command set.
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Wouldn't that turn on my S-ON? I already have my S-OFF.
xXFl4sh said:
Wouldn't that turn on my S-ON? I already have my S-OFF.
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How do you have s-off with hboot 1.01? Please tell us how you did it cause as far as I know s-off with hboot 1.01 is impossible.
P.s. I don't think you can get a device token on hboot 1.01 anyway cause I tried that before going to hboot 1.02.
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ranger4740 said:
how do you have s-off with hboot 1.01? Please tell us how you did it cause as far as i know s-off with hboot 1.01 is impossible.
P.s. I don't think you can get a device token on hboot 1.01 anyway cause i tried that before going to hboot 1.02.
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legend pvt ship s-off
hboot - 1.01.0000
micro -0816
touch panel-syn07_0105
radio-7.13.35.13
Unlock Bootloader:
1. Download this file: mediafire.com/?yuz8tmtrsctw2ky
2. Copy it to root of SDCard
3. Volume - and Power to start
4. Your phone found an update, select yes and reboot again => Bootloader is unlocked and hboot is 1.02
Root, S-on/off, SIM Unlock,.....
1. Download this tool: mediafire.com/?xxeh1d1k2bpg7xh
2. Run HTC Super Tool
3. Select 1, Enter to Prep
4. Select 3, Enter to root
5. Reboot => Rooted
rooney_di_spacy said:
Unlock Bootloader:
1. Download this file: mediafire.com/?yuz8tmtrsctw2ky
2. Copy it to root of SDCard
3. Volume - and Power to start
4. Your phone found an update, select yes and reboot again => Bootloader is unlocked and hboot is 1.02
Root, S-on/off, SIM Unlock,.....
1. Download this tool: mediafire.com/?xxeh1d1k2bpg7xh
2. Run HTC Super Tool
3. Select 1, Enter to Prep
4. Select 3, Enter to root
5. Reboot => Rooted
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I copied it to the SD card, turned off my phone, hold Volume - and power and then nothing came up.
xXFl4sh said:
I copied it to the SD card, turned off my phone, hold Volume - and power and then nothing came up.
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That file must be copy to the root of SDCard, don't inside any folder, and it's name must be LEGEIMG.zip
If it's not work, I think you should flash the RUU 3.xx first (don't need following the instruction in htcdev) then unlock bootloader with LEGEIMG.zip
ranger4740 said:
How do you have s-off with hboot 1.01? Please tell us how you did it cause as far as I know s-off with hboot 1.01 is impossible.
P.s. I don't think you can get a device token on hboot 1.01 anyway cause I tried that before going to hboot 1.02.
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http://postimage.org/image/i6unvr13r/
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http://postimage.org/image/i6unvr13r/
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the same to me 2 months ago, and i don't know why how it was
You can not use any rom, it will mess up the radio and lock the phone to its original provider.
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ROM Upgrade Utility (RUU) is Official Rom (Stock Rom), so you can flash the RUU normally.
rooney_di_spacy said:
ROM Upgrade Utility (RUU) is Official Rom (Stock Rom), so you can flash the RUU normally.
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Yes but you can not download any ROM and put it on my Phone. I was talking to one of the HTC customer support and they sent me this..
http://i48.tinypic.com/2a4zol3.jpg
xXFl4sh said:
Yes but you can not download any ROM and put it on my Phone. I was talking to one of the HTC customer support and they sent me this..
http://i48.tinypic.com/2a4zol3.jpg
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First, download this: http://www.mediafire.com/?6m8ezcbwa9t1g45 (Official Rom was release by HTC, and it was created for all HTC Legend that your phone is one of them) then following my instruction below.
UNLOCK BOOTLOADER
1. Install HTC Sync version 2.0
2. Connect your phone to computer via USB in "Charge only" mode and turn on "USB Debugging" in Setting>Application>Development. Let your computer install all driver.
3. Right-click "My computer", select "Manage", select "Device manager", explore "Android USB Device". Make sure your driver is "My HTC", if not, you must update driver. You can browse the update in "C:\Program Files\HTC\HTC Driver"
4. Turn off your phone, wake it up in HBoot (Volume - and Power)
5. Your driver is change now (in fact, it's the second driver in hboot mode), update it to "My HTC" via "Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer" option.
6. Run the RUU (Run as Administrator with Vista or 7) on your computer, follow the instruction and wait until it finish.
7. Turn on your phone and make the Start Setup
8. Connect you phone to your computer via USB in "Disk Driver" mode and turn on "USB Debugging"
9. Copy the "LEGEIGM.zip" to the root of SDCard (Do not copy to any folder) (Download here: http://www.mediafire.com/?yuz8tmtrsctw2ky)
10. Turn off your phone, wake it up in HBoot
11. Your phone found an update, just select yes
12. Reboot in HBoot, all done! Your phone is unlocked and Hboot is 1.02
ROOT YOUR PHONE
13. Turn on your phone, connect it to your computer via USB in "Charge only" mode and turn on "USB Debugging"
14. Run HTC Super Tool on your computer (Download here: http://www.mediafire.com/?xxeh1d1k2bpg7xh)
15. Type 1 or 2, Enter to prep
16. Type 3, Enter to root
17. Reboot your phone, now, you'll see an icon with name "Super User" in programs list, your phone is rooted.
Now you can flash other rom (if you want, or keep this rom with all functions settled), install Clock Work Recovery, run any apps that need Super User permission (like Link2SD,...)
Okay, so I got hboot 2.09 unlocked. I then proceeded to follow QBKing77 instructions for rooting and installing openrecovery. I downloaded the root files from the link he provides. When I type in "fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.1.0-jewel.img" and hit enter, it tells me error: cannot load fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.1.0-jewel.img,: Unkown Error. Can anyone offer any suggestions here? Thanks.
cmparramore said:
Okay, so I got hboot 2.09 unlocked. I then proceeded to follow QBKing77 instructions for rooting and installing openrecovery. I downloaded the root files from the link he provides. When I type in "fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.1.0-jewel.img" and hit enter, it tells me error: cannot load fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.1.0-jewel.img,: Unkown Error. Can anyone offer any suggestions here? Thanks.
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Do you have android SDK instaslled?
bigdaddy619 said:
Do you have android SDK instaslled?
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Yes I actually went back through the entire process, and checked the path to make sure it was installed correctly. Rebooted the computer and the phone, but still getting unknown error message.
try this open your sdk folder and press shift and right click platform tools and select open cmd window here
that will put you in a writeable folder
Unfortunately I do not get that option. Running windows XP.
hmmmm
is the .img file in your platform tools folder?
drivers installed?
does your pc recognize your phone when you plug the USB in?
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try downloading this it has all the files you need
once you open cmd window point to this folder
http://d-h.st/5zT
Yes, Yes & Yes
try this
DOH!! Dang, it helps if you use the right directory. I am such a dunce. Thanks for all the help and sorry for being such a goonhead, maybe I need some more coffee!!
hahaha no worries
hey do you know if there coming up with a s-off for hboot 2.09
cmparramore said:
Yes, Yes & Yes
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Worked for me. and I'm hboot 2.09 also. I don't have windows xp but when I open the sdk directory. hold shift and right click I get a prompt saying "open command window here" I then issue the fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.0-jewel.img command. it flashes just fine. I think you're missing a step or two.
Please take a look at my thread on rooting/superuser/TWRP installs. It's a pretty good guide. I tried to take the mystery out of this process.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2038123
I am having issues rooting via qbking77's method on Youtube.
I'm stuck at the 5:42 mark where I need to mount USB storage via Teamwin / TWRP recovery.
The 'Mount Cache/Mount SD Card/Mount Internal' aren't' checked on my phone and I can't check them manually. When I click on 'Mount USB Storage'. My computer pops up a message telling me that 'You need to format the disk drive in F:before you can use it. I'm not sure what to do next.
Any suggestions? Thanks.
Thanks this forum helped me find my problem while following qbking77 video on how to root. I realized after quite a few tries that the twrp img file had changed a bit since the video was posted. When bigdaddy619 check for file I found file to be openrecovery to have some different numbers.
Also the actual root file towards the end of the video name/version had changed also. Little details make a big difference.
Im having an issue trying to install openrecovery as well. Ive followed all of qbking77's instructions in the videos. Im running HBOOT 2.09 which is already unlocked. I have SDK tools and everything as well. When i get to the step to install openrecovery, I go to the folder containing the file and shift+right click and open a cmd window. This is what I get:
C:\Users\Jeremy\Desktop\Root_HTC_EVO_LTE>fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-tw
rp-2.5.5.0-jewel.img
< waiting for device >
sending 'recovery' (8196 KB)...
And thats it. It locks up and doesn't go any further. I've tried several times and retraced my steps through the whole install procedure with the same result. Can you fellas help me out?
PooPCovington said:
Im having an issue trying to install openrecovery as well. Ive followed all of qbking77's instructions in the videos. Im running HBOOT 2.09 which is already unlocked. I have SDK tools and everything as well. When i get to the step to install openrecovery, I go to the folder containing the file and shift+right click and open a cmd window. This is what I get:
C:\Users\Jeremy\Desktop\Root_HTC_EVO_LTE>fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-tw
rp-2.5.5.0-jewel.img
< waiting for device >
sending 'recovery' (8196 KB)...
And thats it. It locks up and doesn't go any further. I've tried several times and retraced my steps through the whole install procedure with the same result. Can you fellas help me out?
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When you type adb devices and hit enter, what happens?
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FinZ28 said:
When you type adb devices and hit enter, what happens?
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When I type "adb devices" with my phone connected and in bootloader menu this is what i get:
C:\Users\Jeremy\Desktop\Root_HTC_EVO_LTE>adb devices
List of devices attached
C:\Users\Jeremy\Desktop\Root_HTC_EVO_LTE>
Not sure if that's what i'm supposed to get, but if I instead type "fastboot devices" I get this:
C:\Users\Jeremy\Desktop\Root_HTC_EVO_LTE>fastboot devices
HT25PS403929 fastboot
C:\Users\Jeremy\Desktop\Root_HTC_EVO_LTE>
PooPCovington said:
When I type "adb devices" with my phone connected and in bootloader menu this is what i get:
C:\Users\Jeremy\Desktop\Root_HTC_EVO_LTE>adb devices
List of devices attached
C:\Users\Jeremy\Desktop\Root_HTC_EVO_LTE>
Not sure if that's what i'm supposed to get, but if I instead type "fastboot devices" I get this:
C:\Users\Jeremy\Desktop\Root_HTC_EVO_LTE>fastboot devices
HT25PS403929 fastboot
C:\Users\Jeremy\Desktop\Root_HTC_EVO_LTE>
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My bad, forgot you were in fastboot. Looks like everything is working as it should, though, so I can't think of why you would be having the problems you are
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FinZ28 said:
My bad, forgot you were in fastboot. Looks like everything is working as it should, though, so I can't think of why you would be having the problems you are
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Anyone else have any ideas? I've rooted this phone before in the past and never had a problem unlocking and rooting or unrooting and relocking so this is most peculiar. I've tried qbking77's method, i've also tried other tutorials out there as well as attempting to use other versions of openrecovery but it just won't root.......
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Anyone else have any ideas? I've rooted this phone before in the past and never had a problem unlocking and rooting or unrooting and relocking so this is most peculiar. I've tried qbking77's method, i've also tried other tutorials out there as well as attempting to use other versions of openrecovery but it just won't root.......
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Try uninstalling everything HTC from your PC
reboot PC and device
re-install drivers including HTC Sync(you can delete it afterwards and the drivers will remain)
plug in your device via usb cable it should install the drivers again also boot into the bootloader drivers should install again
You should be good to go now