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Help w/ revone s-off

I currently have a stock rogers htc one on 4.1.2 and hboot 1.44 with stock recovery and s-on.
I've gone through the steps for s-off using revone but it always fails after ./revone -P command. It gets root access successfully and then eventually just reboots the phone. Revone successful is not shown and no error is given.
I have waited 2min or more and restarted the process and it will reboot the phone again after revone -P with no errors.
Weird thing is if I continue with the steps after the reboot and do ./revone -s 0 -u it says successful but it doesn't really do anything as I'm still s-on.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

allisfair said:
I currently have a stock rogers htc one on 4.1.2 and hboot 1.44 with stock recovery and s-on.
I've gone through the steps for s-off using revone but it always fails after ./revone -P command. It gets root access successfully and then eventually just reboots the phone. Revone successful is not shown and no error is given.
I have waited 2min or more and restarted the process and it will reboot the phone again after revone -P with no errors.
Weird thing is if I continue with the steps after the reboot and do ./revone -s 0 -u it says successful but it doesn't really do anything as I'm still s-on.
Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
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maybe try to get s-off with hasoon2000's tool, so you can be sure to have the right commands: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2183942

Thx for the suggestion but I've tried his tool too. Once again it will reboot after revone -P (prepare for s-off in the tool).
herwegan said:
maybe try to get s-off with hasoon2000's tool, so you can be sure to have the right commands: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2183942
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If your boot bootloader is unlocked via HTC dev, try installing a custom recovery and rooted ROM and then s-off. Revone failed for me when I didn't run revone in su adb shell.
Sent from my Nexus 7 2013

installed ARHD and same issue where phone reboots after -P command. both in command prompt and in terminal emulation.
might have to bite the bullet and hope warranty goes through even with tampered in bootloader.

T-Mobile HTC One 4.1.2/1.27.531.11
HI
I am trying to covert my TMO HTC one into the GPE and I can't mange to get S-OFF.
I am on the last TMO version of 4.1.2/1.27.531.11 and hboot 1.44.I am boot loader unlocked, TWRP and rooted.
When I try either with root toolbox on the phone or adb from computer to apply revone I get the following error at ./revone -P
"revone failed (error code -6)"
Please let me know if anybody has any suggestion as to how to fix it.
Thank you so much
Gabe

Hi
Any luck getting your HTC One running 4.1.2 to S-OFF? I've just picked up a Rogers HTC-One which is also running stock 4.1.2 and I'm avoiding the OTA update so that I can S-OFF...but seeing this thread gives me some concern.
Thanks
J

bgg71 said:
HI
I am trying to covert my TMO HTC one into the GPE and I can't mange to get S-OFF.
I am on the last TMO version of 4.1.2/1.27.531.11 and hboot 1.44.I am boot loader unlocked, TWRP and rooted.
When I try either with root toolbox on the phone or adb from computer to apply revone I get the following error at ./revone -P
"revone failed (error code -6)"
Please let me know if anybody has any suggestion as to how to fix it.
Thank you so much
Gabe
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Try some more. Revone is an exploit. It doesn't work all the time and it doesn't always do what its suppose to. Keep trying till you get lucky.
AT&T HTC One
Baadnewz's InsertCoin 3.0-14
Flar2's Bulletproof 4.3

You can't s-off tmobiles latest update it was patched
Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk 4

grim489 said:
You can't s-off tmobiles latest update it was patched
Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk 4
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Thank you. That is the correct answer.

But! Now you can downgrade the patched T-Mobile software to an exploitable version
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I can't. I flashed hboot 1.54 from here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2182823

grim489 said:
You can't s-off tmobiles latest update it was patched
Sent from my HTC One using Tapatalk 4
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Lol...it's crazy how so many People didn't know that you can't soff the .11 update which they should by now .
:thumbup:
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Because people have lives and don't just waste their time going though hundreds of posts. The mistake was not to search for specifics like : can you s-off on 531.11? However, I accepted the OTA before I even thought about S OFF. And I only thought about S OFF when I wanted to covert it to GE. After I played with GE I am back to leaked htc 4.3 with sense 5.

This week sound silly, but just keep repeating it until it works. Revone works on the Rogers stock firmware.
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[Q] Revone s-off..

Hellow guys,
My device was S-OFF with Unlocked bootloader.. I made it back S-ON for some reasons and now it shows the annoying black flag on bootloader (*** TAMPERED ***).. I tried S-OFF it again but when I type the command [./revone -P] it gives me failed error -6 !!!
How do I remove the flag and S-OFF it again??
my device is unlocked bootloader with stock 1.44.0000 hboot
Any help would be appreciated

MohammadZkert said:
Hellow guys,
My device was S-OFF with Unlocked bootloader.. I made it back S-ON for some reasons and now it shows the annoying black flag on bootloader (*** TAMPERED ***).. I tried S-OFF it again but when I type the command [./revone -P] it gives me failed error -6 !!!
How do I remove the flag and S-OFF it again??
my device is unlocked bootloader with stock 1.44.0000 hboot
Any help would be appreciated
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Exact same thing happened to me today!

I think it's a bug. I tried that on mine and I'm getting the same thing. Anyone posted it the dev thread yet?

Androidian10 said:
I think it's a bug. I tried that on mine and I'm getting the same thing. Anyone posted it the dev thread yet?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2394351
There's no solution for error -6, you have to wait.

The solution to error -6 is to just keep trying.
Also, OP - I've been reading your posts for the past few days, please stop f*cking around with your phone. You have no idea what you're doing and will brick it eventually. Or at least do some reading before you mess around. There's no reason to go S-ON once you're S-OFF unless you're returning for warranty/selling.

me_rashad said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2394351
There's no solution for error -6, you have to wait.
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Do we know the cause?
Sent from my HTC One

WorldIRC said:
Do we know the cause?
Sent from my HTC One
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yes:
daleski75 said:
If you put on the latest OTA then sorry you are out of luck revone will not work.
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me_rashad said:
yes:
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That's "a" cause...but considering I am back on original 1.44 HBOOT and firmware from April / May....

If you are on T-Mobile, you may have accidentally applied an OTA which leaves your HBOOT at 1.44 but patches the exploit revone and moonshine use to set S-OFF.
Again, ONLY on T-Mobile, it is possible to be on HBOOT 1.44 with a patched version that will NOT allow revone or moonshine to work. Hopefully they update these tools to get around this patch. They probably will, it's likely a short matter of time.
(If you suspect you're in this situation, don't even try to apply moonshine unless you know how to restore a stock boot image. Moonshine will quit after 10 tries with an error without restoring your boot!! Moonshine *does* back up your original boot in the folder it was run from, though).
I spent an unfortunate day trying to figure this out. Eventually I realized it and went home and swapped phones with my wife (she is just on pure stock anyway and doesn't give two hoots.) Her update was sitting in her status bar, unapplied! *woo*. I relocked and RUU'ed my phone to 1.27.531.11 and swapped sims with hers. Revone worked perfectly on hers right away and now we're all set.

any news on if this is updated? i just got this phone friday and i cannot get it to s off. I keep getting error = -6 also

psycho_maniac said:
any news on if this is updated? i just got this phone friday and i cannot get it to s off. I keep getting error = -6 also
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Good news or bad news about error - 6?

ATT 1.44 and revone error -6 message
I have ATT 1.44 and revone error -6 message
is rumrunner working on ATT and this HBOOT
Thanks

strazicic said:
I have ATT 1.44 and revone error -6 message
is rumrunner working on ATT and this HBOOT
Thanks
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yes, http://rumrunner.us/ or http://firewater-soff.com/
use a rooted ROM with unsecured kernel, inline with your firmware... since you're on hboot 1.44, i'd assume it's still 1.xx firmware, so you can use this one:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=48955645&postcount=250

MohammadZkert said:
I made it back S-ON for some reasons and now it shows the annoying black flag on bootloader (*** TAMPERED ***).. I tried S-OFF it again but when I type the command [./revone -P] it gives me failed error -6 !!!
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Hang on i think mine has always said TAMPERED in fastboot, is this not an ideal state????...what should it say, if rooted, twrp and custom rom installed?

[Q] HTC One Revone S-Off

I have a HTC One with unlocked bootloader and root and i'm trying to get s-off using revone. I'm on hboot 1.44 but when after i type ./revone -P it says
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
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I have tried it a couple of times but the result is the same. Can anyone help me out and tell me what i'm doing wrong?

It'll only work if your hboot is dated May not June. Also, you need an older stock ROM, like, maybe 2.24 or older. Can't remember exactly.

impossible to S-OFF my HTC One?

I have an AT&T HTC One that I have successfully bootloader unlocked and rooted.
I cannot get it to S-OFF
I have hboot 1.44 so I have tried both revone and Moonshine.
I have tried with the stock ROM (don't know what version): ./revone -P would give me error ID 2 and Moonshine would try 10 times with a failure of Don't drink and Shine!
I have tried with Android Revolution based on 4.4: ./revone -P would give me error ID 1 and Moonshine was unable to pass the 2nd ADB test (phone would freeze after rebooting)
I have tried with stock roms based on 4.2 and even on 4.1: ./revone -P would give me error ID -6 and Moonshine would try 10 times with a failure of Don't drink and Shine! I read that -6 was a matter of persistence, but I tried a hundred time on two different roms and had no success.
I read something somewhere that past a certain firmware, the exploit that allowed both revone and Moonshine to function was already patched. Is it impossible to S-OFF my phone now? I'm not 100% sure where to check my software version, but I am on the 4.1.2 Stock-based rom now and under About -> Software Information the Software number shows as 1.26.502.15
Anyone help?

ZippyDan said:
I have an AT&T HTC One that I have successfully bootloader unlocked and rooted.
I cannot get it to S-OFF
I have hboot 1.44 so I have tried both revone and Moonshine.
I have tried with the stock ROM (don't know what version): ./revone -P would give me error ID 2 and Moonshine would try 10 times with a failure of Don't drink and Shine!
I have tried with Android Revolution based on 4.4: ./revone -P would give me error ID 1 and Moonshine was unable to pass the 2nd ADB test (phone would freeze after rebooting)
I have tried with stock roms based on 4.2 and even on 4.1: ./revone -P would give me error ID -6 and Moonshine would try 10 times with a failure of Don't drink and Shine! I read that -6 was a matter of persistence, but I tried a hundred time on two different roms and had no success.
I read something somewhere that past a certain firmware, the exploit that allowed both revone and Moonshine to function was already patched. Is it impossible to S-OFF my phone now? I'm not 100% sure where to check my software version, but I am on the 4.1.2 Stock-based rom now and under About -> Software Information the Software number shows as 1.26.502.15
Anyone help?
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have you tried rumrunner s-off

boroboy69r said:
have you tried rumrunner s-off
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Of course I ran across rumrunner in my searches here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2488772
But according to this post, the hboot must be version 1.54 or 1.55. It specifically says I must use revone or Moonshine if I am running 1.44. So I haven't tried it yet but I guess it can't hurt ...

ZippyDan said:
Of course I ran across rumrunner in my searches here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2488772
But according to this post, the hboot must be version 1.54 or 1.55. It specifically says I must use revone or Moonshine if I am running 1.44. So I haven't tried it yet but I guess it can't hurt ...
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Check date of bootloader, if it's before June 2013 then use the following ROM to get S-Off, using revone:
Android_Revolution_HD-One_9.4.zip 970.8 MB
https://mega.co.nz/#!aZkF2IIC!UIL4ww1y-bhTq4sQOEVjsi89pmI2GkwCPLMRDlNrrjM
MD5: 06c863ce41b0d5001290737a31e198a1
if the date of bootloader is June 2013 or later then it's a patched version, there's a downgrade method linked here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2431515

nkk71 said:
Check date of bootloader, if it's before June 2013 then use the following ROM to get S-Off, using revone:
Android_Revolution_HD-One_9.4.zip 970.8 MB
https://mega.co.nz/#!aZkF2IIC!UIL4ww1y-bhTq4sQOEVjsi89pmI2GkwCPLMRDlNrrjM
MD5: 06c863ce41b0d5001290737a31e198a1
if the date of bootloader is June 2013 or later then it's a patched version, there's a downgrade method linked here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2431515
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Thanks so much nkk. Looks like that is exactly my problem. My hboot shows July 5, 2013, so off to follow that guide and I'll let you know what happens.

ZippyDan said:
Thanks so much nkk. Looks like that is exactly my problem. My hboot shows July 5, 2013, so off to follow that guide and I'll let you know what happens.
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you can also RUU to android 4.3 hboot 1.55 sense your AT&T and then rumrunner will work
http://www.htc1guru.com/dld/ruu_m7_...3_10-38j-1157-04_release_334235_signed_2-exe/

clsA said:
you can also RUU to android 4.3 hboot 1.55 sense your AT&T and then rumrunner will work
http://www.htc1guru.com/dld/ruu_m7_...3_10-38j-1157-04_release_334235_signed_2-exe/
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I tried this but I kept getting error 155 when running the RUU program. I think that is because I had to relock my bootloader first and I didn't know that. Anyway, I got it working with hboot 1.44 now so I think that is better.

nkk71 said:
Check date of bootloader,
if the date of bootloader is June 2013 or later then it's a patched version, there's a downgrade method linked here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2431515
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Well with persistence I finally got this to work.
There is another link farther down in your link which I think has easier to understand instructions:http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=45487258&postcount=55
However, the real key comes in step 3.
I got stuck on step 3 for a while because your link shows three different options for downloading. I assumed that all three were the same. Actually option A and C are the same (http://d-h.st/qEY). They seem to be a TWRP backup. I checked the md5 of my download and unzipped this file to the TWRP backup directory on my phone. But no matter what I tried it always failed to restore.
I finally figured out that option B is a different download (https://mega.co.nz/#!vwJGhYjb!A6D3TjhtSxhPOQwYJZR373gH418YeN3hTfC6uSgJSZA) and it is actually a ClockworkMod backup even though it is labeled as TWRP. So I flashed ClockworkMod to my recovery and unzipped this download to the ClockworkMod backup directory on my phone. I was then able to successfully restore this backup and downgrade my phone to 1.26.502.10.
After that I just had to relock my bootloader, and use the RUU file to get to 1.26.502.12.
I then unlocked the bootloader again, flashed TWRP to my recovery again, and used that to root the 1.26.502.12 install.
I was then able to finally use revone successfully to S-OFF the phone, remove the tampered tag from the bootloader, and set my SUPERCID.
Finally, I installed Android Revolution 41 mod running Android 4.4 and everything is working great!
Thanks!

[Q] Prep for S-off gives segmentation fault

Trying to do S-off using Revone and I keep getting segmentation fault <core dumped> when I set revone - P.
The phone is hboot 1.44 and firmware 4.1.2 with software number 1.27.531.11. Its not rooted.
Do I have to root to get this to work or what could be causing the fault? I ran it 6 or so times. Maybe I should try going to 1.27.531.8?
Thanks.

If your hboot is dated after May, yes, try the older ROM. I think the temproot hack broke around that time.

BenPope said:
If your hboot is dated after May, yes, try the older ROM. I think the temproot hack broke around that time.
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I will see if I can find the older ROM. Would the temproot issue also be addressed by rooting first? I was trying to avoid that.
Or is better to upgrade to 1.54 and use rumrunner?

djayn said:
I will see if I can find the older ROM. Would the temproot issue also be addressed by rooting first? I was trying to avoid that.
Or is better to upgrade to 1.54 and use rumrunner?
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1- you have a patched hboot, you can downgrade and use revone, using this: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/96098-s-offdowngrade-12753111-to-1275318/
2- or you can use rumrunner, it also works on 1.44 as far as i know/seen

nkk71 said:
1- you have a patched hboot, you can downgrade and use revone, using the s-offdowngrade-12753111-to-1275318.
2- or you can use rumrunner, it also works on 1.44 as far as i know/seen
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Sounds good. I will probably try the downgrade. Or is there a good reason to just root and go to rumrunner?

djayn said:
Sounds good. I will probably try the downgrade. Or is there a good reason to just root and go to rumrunner?
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i guess it's two sides of the same coin.
the downgrade method (then revone) has been working fine from what i've seen on the forum.

djayn said:
Trying to do S-off using Revone and I keep getting segmentation fault <core dumped> when I set revone - P.
The phone is hboot 1.44 and firmware 4.1.2 with software number 1.27.531.11. Its not rooted.
Do I have to root to get this to work or what could be causing the fault? I ran it 6 or so times. Maybe I should try going to 1.27.531.8?
Thanks.
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i always had issues with temproot on revone. I s-offed 3 phones and all 3 times i rooted phone first and then revone - always worked in that order (dont worget to su in adb shell)

Now that rumrunner exists I wonder if its best to just let HTC/Tmobile update the phone to 4.3 and then use rumrunner to S-off?
Probably not.

(question) Prep for S-off gives segmentation fault
Hello, First post..
Well I'm having the same error as quite a few have had; I hit ./revone -P and ends up shortly at the segmentation fault without an error and defaults back to the dir in adb shell.
I have:
hboot 1.44
1.26.502.15 - firmware
4.1.2
hboot date: July 5. 2013
This like old firmware since I see many newer firmware having this issue. My m7 is an AT&T variation, does this make a diff to revone?
Any ideas what I need to do? I've read other solutions but those use a new firmware than I have, so do I need to update the firmware to make this work? Hummm
Thanks for any help, much appreciated..