Although I enjoy most of what the HTC First has to offer, I think I would like to return it. So, I was wondering if anyone could instruct me on how to flash back to stock and if there was a way, remove the "Tampered" message in the bootloader?
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RCon227 said:
Although I enjoy most of what the HTC First has to offer, I think I would like to return it. So, I was wondering if anyone could instruct me on how to flash back to stock and if there was a way, remove the "Tampered" message in the bootloader?
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Are you s-off?
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Are you s-off?
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I believe the All-In-One Toolkit in the Dev section has an option to relock the booloader.
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Are you s-off?
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No. I've tried Moonshine S-Off 4 times and I can't get it to work. I followed the directions so I'm not exactly sure what I'm doing wrong.
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RCon227 said:
No. I've tried Moonshine S-Off 4 times and I can't get it to work. I followed the directions so I'm not exactly sure what I'm doing wrong.
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Only way you can get rid of tampered/relocked is with s-off
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jmz said:
Only way you can get rid of tampered/relocked is with s-off
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Is there any way you could help me understand why Moonshine isn't working for me? I'm on 1.08, unlocked bootloader, rooted, and I have CWM (not sure if the custom recovery matters). I plug it in with the OEM Cable and USB Debugging on as instructed. However, when I run Moonshine, it goes as far as Test 3 and then it starts running through several rows of dots.
Edit: Scratch that. I figured out that all I needed to do was turn off my Firewall. So, now that I have S-Off, how do I go about flashing it back to the Stock ROM/Recovery?
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RCon227 said:
Is there any way you could help me understand why Moonshine isn't working for me? I'm on 1.08, unlocked bootloader, rooted, and I have CWM (not sure if the custom recovery matters). I plug it in with the OEM Cable and USB Debugging on as instructed. However, when I run Moonshine, it goes as far as Test 3 and then it starts running through several rows of dots.
Edit: Scratch that. I figured out that all I needed to do was turn off my Firewall. So, now that I have S-Off, how do I go about flashing it back to the Stock ROM/Recovery?
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As a followup to this, does anyone have a copy of the stock recovery? It looks like the OTA updates don't work with CWM.
HDer said:
As a followup to this, does anyone have a copy of the stock recovery? It looks like the OTA updates don't work with CWM.
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Since you have s-off I don't know why you want a stock ROM/recovery. Either the v1.08 or v1.04 zips will install with CWM (not TRWP last I tried). http://www.androidruu.com/?developer=Myst
Goodluck --Larry
amphi66 said:
Since you have s-off I don't know why you want a stock ROM/recovery. Either the v1.08 or v1.04 zips will install with CWM (not TRWP last I tried).
Goodluck --Larry
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Thanks. I ended up having to use the full RUU, but it did work.
about kernel
Hey guys im new to the forum, i got this phone from ebay, its just what i need, btw i like dev so maybe thats why i picked a htc, well the thing is i installed jmz's kernel amazing stuff but i wanted to go back to stock kernel to try differents roms, im s-off with ub and using cwm, i tried to compile the kernel source (i use ubuntu 13.04) with no luck at all, it looks like its about the toolchains, but well is there a kernel that i can just install it with cwm as a zip?
pd: sorry bout my english im from Chile :highfive:
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I have a basics down of flashing roms. My bootloader is unlocked. I have the TWRP recovery.
But I want to S-OFF because it's easiar to flash roms and since I'm going out of the country I need to Sim - Unlock.
I haven't found any clear instuctions on how to S-Off. I'm going to use [URL="http://unlimited.io/juopunutbear.htm"]Juopunutbears tool.[/URL]
I have ubuntu 12.04 32 bit installed. But I'm not entirelly sure what a stock RUU? Is it just a stock 4.0.1 rom? Is there a step by step video on how to S-off and sim-unlock?
Thanks!
DID IT!
59 views and no one said anything? Lol. Just find the S-Off thread in the development section and follow the instructions from the site you are directed to. You will need to revert back to stock using the RUU(.exe). I used Windows for that. It's all on the site
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Apatche69 said:
59 views and no one said anything? Lol. Just find the S-Off thread in the development section and follow the instructions from the site you are directed to. You will need to revert back to stock using the RUU(.exe). I used Windows for that. It's all on the site
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What do I need to do prior to using the RUU.exe?
HTC_Vivid said:
What do I need to do prior to using the RUU.exe?
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If youre reverting to stock via RUU, relock your bootloader. Run the RUU while connected in fastboot. Use the S-Off all in one located in I think its dev section, no ubuntu necessary, works in windows & has instructions. Super easy
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yosoywilson78 said:
If youre reverting to stock via RUU, relock your bootloader. Run the RUU while connected in fastboot. Use the S-Off all in one located in I think its dev section, no ubuntu necessary, works in windows & has instructions. Super easy
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Awesome thanks, that's much more clear. Though I still have to use Juopunutbears tool because Hassoon stopped the development on the s-off tool.
HTC_Vivid said:
Awesome thanks, that's much more clear. Though I still have to use Juopunutbears tool because Hassoon stopped the development on the s-off tool.
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No. I still use Hasoons.
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yosoywilson78 said:
No. I still use Hasoons.
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I just checked. He removed it. The thread is locked.
HTC_Vivid said:
I just checked. He removed it. The thread is locked.
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Oh. I guess I still have it on my pc. Just used it last week, thought I downloaded but guess not. oops
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HTC_Vivid said:
Awesome thanks, that's much more clear. Though I still have to use Juopunutbears tool because Hassoon stopped the development on the s-off tool.
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being that we only have one s-off method, hassoon's toolkit was using this method for s-off. It does suck that the toolkit is gone, but everything it did is completely doable without..
In a quest for a customizable ROM that was built upon ICS, I came across Elegancia's Pegasus, and I thought I would give it a try. To my horror, the ROM was incredibly UGLY (no offense) and I decided to reboot into recovery. As I did, the recovery page launched for about a split second before hitting the white HTC Screen of Death. So, I rebooted it, and now I'm stuck in an Elegancia bootloop that won't end.
And so my predicament: I can't recover, nor can I boot. What to do from here? Through the piece of garbage away?
nvm this
Schoutse said:
You can still boot into bootloader right?
You need to relock bootloader and run an RUU.
To do so boot into bootloader (volume down + power button), then choose fastboot and connect it with the cable to your computer.
On your computer run the fastboot.exe and type the command "fastboot oem lock" without the quotations.
Then find an RUU here:
Holiday RUU's
and choose one of your carrier.
Run the .exe and when its finished you have the stock rom again.
If you want to get a custom rom do all the steps for flashing roms again and unlock bootloader again.
I think this is how it works.
Edit: you will lose your data..
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No need to do all that... Fastboot erase cache will fix the issue. Then re-flash your recovery and you are set.
^^
with what problem do you have to use the ruu again? i thought that was needed for bootloop :s lol
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Schoutse said:
^^
with what problem do you have to use the ruu again? i thought that was needed for bootloop :s lol
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I know I'm going to regret this... but I've never used an ruu... no matter what bootloop I've had
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rignfool said:
I know I'm going to regret this... but I've never used an ruu... no matter what bootloop I've had
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I've used it only once when returning to stock to S-Off.
rignfool said:
I know I'm going to regret this... but I've never used an ruu... no matter what bootloop I've had
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Lol, actually got it from your post a few months ago:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2168250
it's the last one..
you advised him to relock and run ruu, so i thought lets explain to @TheMightySheep how to do this.. haha anyway, i'm happy there are many people wanting to help on this forum.
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Schoutse said:
Lol, actually got it from your post a few months ago:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2168250
it's the last one..
you advised him to relock and run ruu, so i thought lets explain to @TheMightySheep how to do this.. haha anyway, i'm happy there are many people wanting to help on this forum.
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I see
But with that little info... and as volatile as this forum could be... quick answers keep people happy...
And the erase cache fix is newer than that post as well
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I had no idea what I was doing, relocked my phone, and it fixed itself. :/
Hey guys
I just got one question..
On the Moonshine Website is written i need the correct Firmware.. Im currently using Trickdroid 5.6.0..
Do I need to upgrade to an original OTA or can I stay on this Rom to get s-off??
Sorry for my bad english
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smouker said:
Hey guys
I just got one question..
On the Moonshine Website is written i need the correct Firmware.. Im currently using Trickdroid 5.6.0..
Do I need to upgrade to an original OTA or can I stay on this Rom to get s-off??
Sorry for my bad english
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If trickdroid 5.6 is riunning Android 4.1 then you should be fine. I think the only issues are running 4.2 roms
nugzo said:
If trickdroid 5.6 is riunning Android 4.1 then you should be fine. I think the only issues are running 4.2 roms
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yes this version is android 4.1.2 based
Use revone. It's easy and doesn't require linux, firmware and carrier doesn't matter.
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spitfire2425 said:
Use revone. It's easy and doesn't require linux, firmware and carrier doesn't matter.
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What's the difference between those two s-off ''version's''??
smouker said:
What's the difference between those two s-off ''version's''??
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The revone method doesn't require root, also let's you unlock bootloader without HTCDev
Found it a lot simper as well, took a few attempts to get going tho
My biggest problem was I forgot to put sudo (only needed for linux) and I forgot to put the file extension.
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Another vote for revone from me. I've just got S-OFF with it, and it's very easy by following the guide they have on their post.
I used moonshine and everything worked fine.. Tank you guys for helping me :laugh:
smouker said:
I used moonshine and everything worked fine.. Tank you guys for helping me :laugh:
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Mhmm but now my wifi is broken...? any idea?
smouker said:
Mhmm but now my wifi is broken...? any idea?
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Reflash kernel.
Im on 4.2.2 trickdroid 7 and I s-off with no issues
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Hi all I was have SGS2 and everything thing I know abt it
But now with htc one it is some what complicated
I'd root my phone with costume recovery
And flash a costume rom
If I want to flash anthor rom
Have I change my firmware
Should I have s-off
My phone is the International 3G version
I know may be I am noob on htc phones
THANKS IN ADVANCED
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If you will change rom, you have to do a full wipe in aroma or in recovery before the flash
mustapharma said:
Hi all I was have SGS2 and everything thing I know abt it
But now with htc one it is some what complicated
I'd root my phone with costume recovery
And flash a costume rom
If I want to flash anthor rom
Have I change my firmware
Should I have s-off
My phone is the International 3G version
I know may be I am noob on htc phones
THANKS IN ADVANCED
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To flash a custom rom, you need to unlock your device via htc-dev. I'll put a tutorial video link below.
If you already have the 4.2.2 update, don't worry about new firmware for now. Otherwise, you don't need S-OFF depending on your CID to flash the custom 4.2.2 rom and firmware.
To do a rom swap, you don't need new firmware unless it's a newer base which also got a firmware update from htc
More details about firmware: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2182823
Tutorial to unlock:
Hope this helps
thom109 said:
To flash a custom rom, you need to unlock your device via htc-dev. I'll put a tutorial video link below.
If you already have the 4.2.2 update, don't worry about new firmware for now. Otherwise, you don't need S-OFF depending on your CID to flash the custom 4.2.2 rom and firmware.
To do a rom swap, you don't need new firmware unless it's a newer base which also got a firmware update from htc
More details about firmware: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2182823
Tutorial to unlock:
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I think is better for him use only the revone tool if he have the 1.44 hboot!
So he can unlock the bootloader and go s-off
Which hboot do you have?
thom109 said:
To flash a custom rom, you need to unlock your device via htc-dev. I'll put a tutorial video link below.
If you already have the 4.2.2 update, don't worry about new firmware for now. Otherwise, you don't need S-OFF depending on your CID to flash the custom 4.2.2 rom and firmware.
To do a rom swap, you don't need new firmware unless it's a newer base which also got a firmware update from htc
More details about firmware: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2182823
Tutorial to unlock:
Hope this helps
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I am already unlocked my device, root and I am on ARHD rom
Thanks dude for help you are awesome dude
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mustapharma said:
I am already unlocked my device, root and I am on ARHD rom
Thanks dude for help you are awesome dude
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So, go s-off if you have the 1.44 hboot
Guich said:
I think is better for him use only the revone tool if he have the 1.44 hboot!
So he can unlock the bootloader and go s-off
Which hboot do you have?
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Don't laugh on me I don't have any Idea about Hboot
Now I am really htc noob
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mustapharma said:
Don't laugh on me I don't have any Idea about Hboot
Now I am really htc noob
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So, turn off your phone and longpress power + vol- and when it reboot in bootloader read the hboot.
After reboot in android with the "reboot" line, for move the cursor you have to use the vol buttons
mustapharma said:
I am already unlocked my device, root and I am on ARHD rom
Thanks dude for help you are awesome dude
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No problem glad I can help
Guich said:
So, turn off your phone and longpress power + vol- and when it reboot in bootloader read the hboot.
After reboot in android with the "reboot" line, for move the cursor you have to use the vol buttons
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My hboot v 1.54
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mustapharma said:
My hboot v 1.54
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same as me, you're up to date
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No problem glad I can help
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So if I want to flash a rom with android 4.3I need to update the firmware
If still flashing 4.2.2 roms don't have to update it right dude
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mustapharma said:
So if I want to flash a rom with android 4.3I need to update the firmware
If still flashing 4.2.2 roms don't have to update it right dude
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yep, that's correct
mustapharma said:
My hboot v 1.54
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So, ok, you can't go s-off atm.
You have to wait
thom109 said:
yep, that's correct
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One last question
If I update my frimware then flash 4.3 rom if I want to back on 4.2.2 roms have I downgrade the firmware or it's not needed
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Guich said:
So, ok, you can't go s-off atm.
You have to wait
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We well wait bro
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mustapharma said:
One last question
If I update my frimware then flash 4.3 rom if I want to back on 4.2.2 roms have I downgrade the firmware or it's not needed
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I think it's not needed, but I'm not 100% sure on this one.
I used 4.3 firmware on 4.2.2 before, but it was a custom pack (this one http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2391611) so I'm not sure if the official one would work
Seems that every single GPe KitKat ROM that I install gives me random reboots at the setup screen, my firmware is of the 4.3 (sense 5) and I am s-on
Please give me advice on what to do.
Thanks in advance.
Reports have it that s-on can flash. Did you update to the latest recovery?
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mt3g said:
Reports have it that s-on can flash. Did you update to the latest recovery?
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Yeah, that is TWRP 2.6.3.3
Hmm.. I'll hunt through the official ROM threads and see what they have to say..
Ya there is something going on. Wondering if it just a bunch of bad downloads or something more.
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mt3g said:
Ya there is something going on. Wondering if it just a bunch of bad downloads or something more.
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Yeah... I've pretty much tried everything, Oh well, I guess I'll just have to wait
I honestly thought I did something wrong while flashing the 4.4 ROMS- (been flashing since G1 days.. a little surprised by the rebooting)...
Boot329 said:
I honestly thought I did something wrong while flashing the 4.4 ROMS- (been flashing since G1 days.. a little surprised by the rebooting)...
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Haha I got it I s-offed via rumrunner
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ANDR01DN00B said:
Haha I got it I s-offed via rumrunner
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Hi Im having the same issue, my phone has an unlocked bootloader. I tried to install 2 different kind of 4.4 GPe roms and both times its restarting at the setup screen, where it ask for the language to use. Is S-Off different from unlocked bootloader and did the s-off with rumrunner fixed the issue? Thanks
I have s-off and have been but I couldn't install any of the 4.4 Roms and it caused crazy bootloop where recovery wasn't even an option thru fastboot or anything. Had to ruu out. Miserable day yesterday with a g2x lol. Think I might try to run the ruu for GE 4.4 tonight if I find an easy how to so I can play with 4.4 too.
I'm thinking it has to do with the software date too since I was s-off and got a fail also. I was on the original 1.xx T-Mobile software.
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sunriu said:
Hi Im having the same issue, my phone has an unlocked bootloader. I tried to install 2 different kind of 4.4 GPe roms and both times its restarting at the setup screen, where it ask for the language to use. Is S-Off different from unlocked bootloader and did the s-off with rumrunner fixed the issue? Thanks
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Hey! Yes, unlocked bootloader and s-off are different, here's a link to the thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2487888
First, if you can sideload a ROM, do that and enable USB debugging on it before you run the tool.
Then, all you have to do is click the download link, download the 0.5.0 zip, extract it, then run the .exc file with admin permissions on your windows 7 computer. Be patient, it WILL take a while.
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mt3g said:
I have s-off and have been but I couldn't install any of the 4.4 Roms and it caused crazy bootloop where recovery wasn't even an option thru fastboot or anything. Had to ruu out. Miserable day yesterday with a g2x lol. Think I might try to run the ruu for GE 4.4 tonight if I find an easy how to so I can play with 4.4 too.
I'm thinking it has to do with the software date too since I was s-off and got a fail also. I was on the original 1.xx T-Mobile software.
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Recovery bootlooped? Seems like a recovery issue... I use TWRP 2.6.3.3
Firmware issue? I don't know, but I'm running the latest 4.3 AT&T official firmware, and the tool worked for me, then everything went fine.
And wow, the g2x... A taste of old Android, almost literally.
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Recovery bootlooped? Seems like a recovery issue... I use TWRP 2.6.3.3
Firmware issue? I don't know, but I'm running the latest 4.3 AT&T official firmware, and the tool worked for me, then everything went fine.
And wow, the g2x... A taste of old Android, almost literally.
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I couldn't get to a recovery, fastboot flashed 3 different versions and none would boot up past a splash screen. All is fine now but still have a headache lol.
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ANDR01DN00B said:
Hey! Yes, unlocked bootloader and s-off are different, here's a link to the thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2487888
First, if you can sideload a ROM, do that and enable USB debugging on it before you run the tool.
Then, all you have to do is click the download link, download the 0.5.0 zip, extract it, then run the .exc file with admin permissions on your windows 7 computer. Be patient, it WILL take a while.
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Thank you!! i will give a go