hi all, anyone seen the new cyan vivo x rom? it says that i have to be s-offed, while i only have an unlocked bootloader via htcdev. i did flash ice cold and project x already, but those roms did not state that i had to be s-offed specifically. so is it okay if i just flash the cyan vivo x rom and fastboot flash the boot.img file?
If you are S-off then no need to flash boot.image. directly flash the ROM in your recovery.
If you are S-on, then flash a ROM first and then flash boot.image.
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@di said:
If you are S-off then no need to flash boot.image. directly flash the ROM in your recovery.
If you are S-on, then flash a ROM first and then flash boot.image.
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thanks so much. enjoying jelly bean now
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Hi, guys. I know that some of you are brilliant at making the ways to S-Off the previous Hboot. Currently, the Hboot from official update is 2.02.0002. And I heard that only HTCDEV unlock is the only way to gain root access.
However, I still hope that you guys can kindly work on making other ways beside using HTCdev. Incredible S users will appreciate your kindness.
Thank you.
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The problem is that with HTCDEV unlock the S- remain on ON even the root access is possible (but I have to understand what is the advantage to have S-OFF)
gialandra said:
The problem is that with HTCDEV unlock the S- remain on ON even the root access is possible (but I have to understand what is the advantage to have S-OFF)
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One main thing with s on is that you have to manually fastboot flash boot.img after new roms / kernels
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gialandra said:
The problem is that with HTCDEV unlock the S- remain on ON even the root access is possible (but I have to understand what is the advantage to have S-OFF)
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The advantage of S-OFF???
- you still have warranty ( in order to claim it, u have to re-lock your phone)
- you can flash rom from recovery app
- you can flash rom from recovery without pushing kernerl ( or whole rom dunno) with console.
markj338 said:
One main thing with s on is that you have to manually fastboot flash boot.img after new roms / kernels
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I have install the WE WANT ICS v4 ROM without flashing boot.img and all (seems) works, but maybe is because the previous ROM was the official HTC ICS ROM
gialandra said:
I have install the WE WANT ICS v4 ROM without flashing boot.img and all (seems) works, but maybe is because the previous ROM was the official HTC ICS ROM
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Yeah I think its okay because it had the same kernel
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one request from me too. It would be awesome
+1 for the 2.02 root + s- off utility.
I'd be really happy to see a rooting utility for linux, everything I ve seen so far is in windows.
Keep up the great work guys!
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The new wifi ota update sucks! My phone is not s-off no root only bootloader is unlockt via htcdiv hboot 2.02.002 sense 3.6 help !
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77777777777777 said:
The new wifi ota update sucks! My phone is not s-off no root only bootloader is unlockt via htcdiv hboot 2.02.002 sense 3.6 help !
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With the unlocked bootloader you can flash a custom ROM and then you can flash either SuperSU or su-3.1.3 and give the Sense 3.6 ROM root access.
Thanks !
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S-off for 2.02? Even hboot 1.16 do not have s-off tool.
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S-off for 2.02? Even hboot 1.16 do not have s-off tool.
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There is a script that lets you downgrade your 1.16/2.00/2.01 HBOOT to version 1.13 which can then use Revolutionary to gain S-OFF.
The current script uses tacoroot exploit to gain temproot which does not currently work with HBOOT 2.02. That is what this thread discussion is about and in reference to.
Hey.
Managed to s-off my HTC incredible s with revolutionary, All works well and no issues. But what are the bennifits of this? Can I flash any rom made for my incS with out fastbooting the boot.img? I'm confused because some roms still don't boot.
Thanks :thumbup:
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firescotti255 said:
Hey.
Managed to s-off my HTC incredible s with revolutionary, All works well and no issues. But what are the bennifits of this? Can I flash any rom made for my incS with out fastbooting the boot.img? I'm confused because some roms still don't boot.
Thanks :thumbup:
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Yes with Revolutionary S-OFF you will be able to flash custom ROMs while in recovery without needing to manually flash the boot.img in FASTBOOT mode.
There are several reasons why some ROMs may not boot. If you allowed Revolutionary to install Revolutionary CWM recovery, then that is an older version. You may want to install 4EXT touch recovery instead. In other cases, the ROMs have specific wipe instructions that you must follow before you flash the ROM. If you do not follow them, it could cause issues with the ROM.
If you have problems with specific ROMs, then I would search the ROM's thread to see if others have run into the issue or if more detailed process may have been posted based on users' experiences.
Okay thanks, I don't use clockwork mod I had flashed 4EXTRecovery flashed with recovery.img. I will give a look into into it and play with some roms then get back to you. Thanks
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I unlocked the bootloader, flashed custom recoverry and flashed an custom rom.
Now i want my phone back too factory settings. THis includes:
- Re-lock bootloader
- Stock recovery
- Stock Rom
Whats the best way too do this?
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I unlocked the bootloader, flashed custom recoverry and flashed an custom rom.
Now i want my phone back too factory settings. THis includes:
- Re-lock bootloader
- Stock recovery
- Stock Rom
Whats the best way too do this?
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Buy a new One?
Just kidding. Don't know.
Hi
Greetings,
1.you will have to download the stock Rom.and install. link to latest stock
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2224752
2. You will have to remove the custom recovery and install stock one
3 you can relock the downloader vai fastboot
May I ask why you want to go to stock
**If m wrong someone correct me
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Return my phone for a new one. This one had build issues. Thank you, Where can i find stick recovery?
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Hi
Greetings,
Here is the stock recovery
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=38504123
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My question is my HTC vivid is carrier unlocked and I want flash custom Rom. Now if I do this will it relock back to att thanks in adavnc
No. It won't.
thanks and i just flashed the blitz rom and it is bootloopin, so i am downloading a ph39img file hopefully that will get it back to at least working
Is your phone S-ON, the kernel may need to be flashed separately from the rom. This may be the cause of your bootloop?
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Hi I am rooted and unlocked on sprint HTC one 4.1.2 stock. I want to RUU back to unrooted stock so I can get the 4.3 ota. Do I .wed do relock the bootloader? Ps. I have twrp installed.
Thanks
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dug13 said:
Hi I am rooted and unlocked on sprint HTC one 4.1.2 stock. I want to RUU back to unrooted stock so I can get the 4.3 ota. Do I .wed do relock the bootloader? Ps. I have twrp installed.
Thanks
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Why are you hanging out here bro? Head over to the Sprint forums!
Anyway, dont do that! Why not flash OMJ's ROM? There are a couple of bugs, I believe, but they're probably minor.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2467607
Anyway, the only req for taking update is stock recovery. And stock ROM, of course. You can flash the stock recovery.
No need to RUU or relock boot loader.