Hi Guys, have a nice day.
I want to learn something about s-off to s-on. Is this possible ? A device which s-off and then make it s-on ? If Possible how could we do this ?
Thank for helps now
alibalter said:
Hi Guys, have a nice day.
I want to learn something about s-off to s-on. Is this possible ? A device which s-off and then make it s-on ? If Possible how could we do this ?
Thank for helps now
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Yes you can S-ON after you S-OFF with revone: fastboot oem writesecureflag 3 to S-ON again
Yeah, just make sure you have a stock hboot before doing so. You may want to also lock the bootloader first.
alibalter said:
Hi Guys, have a nice day.
I want to learn something about s-off to s-on. Is this possible ? A device which s-off and then make it s-on ? If Possible how could we do this ?
Thank for helps now
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really don't do this, you will regret it later...
godutch said:
really don't do this, you will regret it later...
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why will i regret after it ?
alibalter said:
why will i regret after it ?
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A better question is why would go from s-off to s-on anyway? You might mess up later and wish you still had s-off so you could fix it.
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BenPope said:
Yeah, just make sure you have a stock hboot before doing so. You may want to also lock the bootloader first.
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can i change my hboot ? is this possible ?
alibalter said:
why will i regret after it ?
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Read the last 6 pages or so of the revone thread.
alibalter said:
can i change my hboot ? is this possible ?
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With S-OFF, yes.
If you have an unsigned hboot and then S-On, you'll probably brick your phone.
S-on: you only can flash roms and kernels
S-off: you will also be able to update hboot, and firmware, flash splashscreens and remove red warning text from splashscreen and change radio
You may find this thread useful
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2265618
ineedone said:
S-on: you only can flash roms and kernels
S-off: you will also be able to update hboot, and firmware, flash splashscreens and remove red warning text from splashscreen and change radio
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You can still flash radios with S-on. Agree with the others, you'll regret going S-on unless you need to return the phone under warranty.
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farang4u said:
You can still flash radios with S-on. Agree with the others, you'll regret going S-on unless you need to return the phone under warranty.
Sent from my HTC One using xda app-developers app
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Agreed, my mistake thanks for correcting
Thanks everybody for helps.
Now i need another thing. Last thing. I know i'm a bit noob.
I flashed a custom kernel. I want to go back stock kernel. How can i do this ? How can i find stock boot.img ?
alibalter said:
Thanks everybody for helps.
Now i need another thing. Last thing. I know i'm a bit noob.
I flashed a custom kernel. I want to go back stock kernel. How can i do this ? How can i find stock boot.img ?
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get a stock ROM(insertcoin android revolution, etc.), open up the zip and extract the boot.img from the zip file, put it in your Android SDK folder (probably C:/Android), then boot into bootloader, connect USB and get into fastboot mode, and fastboot flash boot boot.img in a command prompt from your Android SDK folder. Backup with your custom recovery and you MIGHT need to wipe data and reinstall ROM (most probably not). You'll know you need to wipe data if you get a bootloop after flashing the Stock Kernel. Just backup before, that's a great rule of thumb
royoshukrun said:
get a stock ROM(insertcoin android revolution, etc.), open up the zip and extract the boot.img from the zip file, put it in your Android SDK folder (probably C:/Android), then boot into bootloader, connect USB and get into fastboot mode, and fastboot flash boot boot.img in a command prompt from your Android SDK folder. Backup with your custom recovery and you MIGHT need to wipe data and reinstall ROM (most probably not). You'll know you need to wipe data if you get a bootloop after flashing the Stock Kernel. Just backup before, that's a great rule of thumb
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Thank you my friend I got it
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hello! I have to send my HTC One in for warrenty:
I am now s-off, bootloader locked, super-CID, custom Rom, HBoot 1.44.0000, custom recovery.
What do i have to do bevore sending it in? My One is from T-Mobile germany. Firmware version 1.29.111.11
If i runn an RUU does it flash stock recovery? or do have have to do this manually?
Instead of running a RUU (i cant find an t-mobile germany ruu) is it possible to flash a stock nanadroid backup (http://bugsylawson.com/files/file/444-m7-cwm-nandroid-backup-cid-t-mob101-1281116/ ?)?
how do i get S-on again?
OK, now i am back to T-MOB101 cid! Am i now able to flash this nandroid backup (http://bugsylawson.com/files/file/444-m7-cwm-nandroid-backup-cid-t-mob101-1281116/ ) ? Or is there anything to do before?
does anyone know where to find stock T-Mobile germy revovery? or can i simply use the 401 one?
MICH_** said:
does anyone know where to find stock T-Mobile germy revovery? or can i simply use the 401 one?
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there is no specific recovery for t-mobile. just use the stock recovery.
herwegan said:
there is no specific recovery for t-mobile. just use the stock recovery.
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which one did i flash then? but it works! i now restored a nandroid and flashed stock recovery, locked bootloader
But there is one more prolem...Bootloader is now `RELOCKED` and i am still s-off. is there any way to `LOCK` bootloader?
MICH_** said:
which one did i flash then? but it works! i now restored a nandroid and flashed stock recovery, locked bootloader
But there is one more prolem...Bootloader is now `RELOCKED` and i am still s-off. is there any way to `LOCK` bootloader?
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yes since you have s-off you can use revone again to "lock" your bootloader and remove "tampered" flag after this, don't forget to go back to s-on again. then you should be completely stock.
MICH_** said:
which one did i flash then? but it works! i now restored a nandroid and flashed stock recovery, locked bootloader
But there is one more prolem...Bootloader is now `RELOCKED` and i am still s-off. is there any way to `LOCK` bootloader?
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Read the revone thread. (revone -l)
Sent from my HTC One using xda premium
herwegan said:
yes since you have s-off you can use revone again to "lock" your bootloader and remove "tampered" flag after this, don't forget to go back to s-on again. then you should be completely stock.
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can i use revone with stock rom? Could you please tell me which steps to make? thanks!
MICH_** said:
can i use revone with stock rom? Could you please tell me which steps to make? thanks!
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of course, you only need s-off. here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2314582
and to go back to s-on use hasoon2000's toolkit: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2183942
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herwegan said:
of course, you only need s-off. here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2314582
and to go back to s-on use hasoon2000's toolkit: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2183942
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can i `LOCK` the bootloader with this toolkit? but my current rom in not rooted
MICH_** said:
can i `LOCK` the bootloader with this toolkit? but my current rom in not rooted
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no, use "revone" to "lock" (first link), after this use the toolkit to s-on (second link). root is not needed for these steps.
herwegan said:
no, use "revone" to "lock" (first link), after this use the toolkit to s-on (second link). root is not needed for these steps.
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i have a massive problem now: my One recieved an official OTA from T-Mobile. i downloaded it and installed it. Now the OTA is installing but its stuck :crying: I think the recovery i flashed was not thr right.
what should i do?
MICH_** said:
i have a massive problem now: my One recieved an official OTA from T-Mobile. i downloaded it and installed it. Now the OTA is installing but its stuck :crying: I think the recovery i flashed was not thr right.
what should i do?
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dude... great job...
hold power + volume down and see what happens.
herwegan said:
dude... great job...
hold power + volume down and see what happens.
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i saw the splash screen a view times...but now it simple installs the update
Hope for the best
now its completly black
MICH_** said:
i saw the splash screen a view times...but now it simple installs the update
Hope for the best
now its completly black
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can you access the recovery or bootloader?
herwegan said:
dude... great job...
hold power + volume down and see what happens.
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wohooo working again!
But now i have to lock the bootloader and dont really know how :/ in this toolkit there is an option to lock it! can i use that?
in that toolkit it says (when i push on `return to s-on`) that i need s-on ?
MICH_** said:
wohooo working again!
But now i have to lock the bootloader and dont really know how :/ in this toolkit there is an option to lock it! can i use that?
in that toolkit it says (when i push on `return to s-on`) that i need s-on ?
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i can't say for sure. i'd recommend you to use revone, it's safer in my opinion. you've used revone to get s-off, didn't you? so just do the same again and use the instructions in the revone thread (i already postet the link for you)
the s-on function should work fine, but WAIT, first "lock" the bootloader..
herwegan said:
i can't say for sure. i'd recommend you to use revone, it's safer in my opinion. you've used revone to get s-off, didn't you? so just do the same again and use the instructions in the revone thread (i already postet the link for you)
the s-on function should work fine, but WAIT, first "lock" the bootloader..
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when i got s-off, i did everything on terminal on my phone (had problems with fastboot)
MICH_** said:
when i got s-off, i did everything on terminal on my phone (had problems with fastboot)
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:/ never used this before, can't say how to lock with this method..
herwegan said:
:/ never used this before, can't say how to lock with this method..
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going to try now...i will report (have to go to other pc)
Hi guys,
just one quick question. I have my phone stuck in S-ON after upgrading into new firmware (HBOOT 1.54). It is clear that revone (the one I used to S-OFF the first time) is currently unable to S-OFF my phone right now. Therefore now I'm considering S-OFF through HTC Dev. Will HTC Dev S-OFF work with 1.54 HBOOT?
Another question would be, apart from getting wiped and lose some application, what disadvantage will S-OFF through HTC Dev brings?
Thanks for the help
you can unlock the bootloader and install custom roms/kernels but no s-off, which might be a problem if you need to send your phone to warranty because they could deny warranty on the re/unlocked status of the bootloader.
flamechamp said:
Hi guys,
just one quick question. I have my phone stuck in S-ON after upgrading into new firmware (HBOOT 1.54). It is clear that revone (the one I used to S-OFF the first time) is currently unable to S-OFF my phone right now. Therefore now I'm considering S-OFF through HTC Dev. Will HTC Dev S-OFF work with 1.54 HBOOT?
Another question would be, apart from getting wiped and lose some application, what disadvantage will S-OFF through HTC Dev brings?
Thanks for the help
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Why did you s-on in the first place? You can't s-off, you're stuck for now. HTC Dev can only unlock your bootloader.
redbull123 said:
Why did you s-on in the first place? You can't s-off, you're stuck for now. HTC Dev can only unlock your bootloader.
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I didn't S-ON it on purpose. It went S-ON automatically after firmware update and few resets. I have no slightest idea why it went S-ON. So... it seems I'm doomed for now...
godutch said:
you can unlock the bootloader and install custom roms/kernels but no s-off, which might be a problem if you need to send your phone to warranty because they could deny warranty on the re/unlocked status of the bootloader.
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how am I suppose to install custom ROMs when I'm S-On now? I can't even flash custom recovery right?
flamechamp said:
how am I suppose to install custom ROMs when I'm S-On now? I can't even flash custom recovery right?
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with htc dev unlock bootloader method you can, you dont need s-off to flash custom recovery and roms.
I know that could be somewhat confusing, but seems like you did not read enough
flamechamp said:
Hi guys,
just one quick question. I have my phone stuck in S-ON after upgrading into new firmware (HBOOT 1.54). It is clear that revone (the one I used to S-OFF the first time) is currently unable to S-OFF my phone right now. Therefore now I'm considering S-OFF through HTC Dev. Will HTC Dev S-OFF work with 1.54 HBOOT?
Another question would be, apart from getting wiped and lose some application, what disadvantage will S-OFF through HTC Dev brings?
Thanks for the help
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Yeah the word is devs are workingbpn that but I heard still long time away
SLver said:
with htc dev unlock bootloader method you can, you dont need s-off to flash custom recovery and roms.
I know that could be somewhat confusing, but seems like you did not read enough
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Any links maybe? Because as far as I know I need custom recovery to flash ROMs and to install custom recovery S-OFF is needed.
99piotrek said:
Yeah the word is devs are workingbpn that but I heard still long time away
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I do hope the REVOLUTIONARY team finishes their work quickly...
flamechamp said:
Any links maybe? Because as far as I know I need custom recovery to flash ROMs and to install custom recovery S-OFF is needed.
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With the HTC ONE toolkit you can unlock your bootloader and flash a custom recovery.
Very easy. I'm in the same situation at this moment. hboot 1.54.
I also got a question about this.
When I'm in the toolkit and I want to use the mainver error fix I always get Device not Found. Is this also because i'm on hboot 1.54 or maybe not a correct setting somwhere (adb?).
haenraets said:
With the HTC ONE toolkit you can unlock your bootloader and flash a custom recovery.
Very easy. I'm in the same situation at this moment. hboot 1.54.
I also got a question about this.
When I'm in the toolkit and I want to use the mainver error fix I always get Device not Found. Is this also because i'm on hboot 1.54 or maybe not a correct setting somwhere (adb?).
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Oh but I must unlock my RELOCKED bootloader to install the recovery right?
flamechamp said:
Oh but I must unlock my RELOCKED bootloader to install the recovery right?
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Yes... That is correct and once you unlock it you can use the all in one kit to flash a recovery and then you can flash the rom of your choice
Sent from my ViperOne
flamechamp said:
Oh but I must unlock my RELOCKED bootloader to install the recovery right?
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Yes, and you can do this with the toolkit.
leohdz148 said:
Yes... That is correct and once you unlock it you can use the all in one kit to flash a recovery and then you can flash the rom of your choice
Sent from my ViperOne
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Yes, and you can do this with the toolkit.
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But through the toolkit, the unlocking process will use the HTC Dev method which erases the phone's internal memory and some part which contains some apps right? Any other cons which shouldn't I unlock through HTC Dev?
Here it is but be careful
flamechamp said:
Any links maybe? Because as far as I know I need custom recovery to flash ROMs and to install custom recovery S-OFF is needed.
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Go there, register an account
http://www.htcdev.com/
after that click on the "developer center" button and right in the middle you will find a "unlock bootloader" button
click on it, follow instructions, but make sure you have a full backup of your storage cause it will be erased
S-OFF is a security flag that gives you permission to "play" with organic partitions of the devices system in a way
you don't need it for having custom recovery, after you unlock you can flash a recovery the exact same way you did with S-OFF or restore a backup you did before reverting to complete stock
S-OFF for most users is only a solution to not losing warranty after unlocking as unlocking actually voids your software warranty and in a way the hardware warranty as HTC can claim that the unofficial software you used actually damaged the device.
If I helped to make you understand in any way I am glad but please if you don't understand what these procedures do or how they work in a general sense it's better not to use/perform them, if you are in any way like me who spent the better part of a salary to buy this phone it would be a shame wasting all that money bricking it out of ignorance, if not, it's still a shame.
flamechamp said:
But through the toolkit, the unlocking process will use the HTC Dev method which erases the phone's internal memory and some part which contains some apps right? Any other cons which shouldn't I unlock through HTC Dev?
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Yea it wipes everything so I suggest you back up anything important to you before you unlock... And there aren't any other cons except the fact that it will wipe EVERYTHING (apps, contacts synced with phone, music, pictures, etc.), thats the only con to it
Sent from my ViperOne
I think there is some confusion here for the OP.
First, S-off and unlocking your bootloader are 2 completely different things. To install custom recoveries, and therefore custom Roms and kernels, you need an unlocked bootloader (I am not sue what all the talk of relocking was about). The only way for you to unlock at this point is with HTCdev, and this will wipe your device unfortunately. Their are guides to unlocking and rooting your phone in this very forum
dgtiii said:
I think there is some confusion here for the OP.
First, S-off and unlocking your bootloader are 2 completely different things. To install custom recoveries, and therefore custom Roms and kernels, you need an unlocked bootloader (I am not sue what all the talk of relocking was about). The only way for you to unlock at this point is with HTCdev, and this will wipe your device unfortunately. Their are guides to unlocking and rooting your phone in this very forum
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Yes, I got things mixed up. I got so frustrated with S-ON such that I forgot that the real problem is the RELOCKED status of my phone. Thanks for reminding me
But i do need S-OFF to flash splash screen right?
flamechamp said:
Yes, I got things mixed up. I got so frustrated with S-ON such that I forgot that the real problem is the RELOCKED status of my phone. Thanks for reminding me
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No problem, glad to help.....
flamechamp said:
Yes, I got things mixed up. I got so frustrated with S-ON such that I forgot that the real problem is the RELOCKED status of my phone. Thanks for reminding me
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??? There was no talk from anyone about 'relocking'. You were told about 5 times you had to unlock your bootloader.
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redbull123 said:
??? There was no talk from anyone about 'relocking'. You were told about 5 times you had to unlock your bootloader.
Sent from my HTC One using xda premium 4
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no, I got it relocked to update my firmware last time. But can't have it unlocked now. But now I know that using HTC Dev method, it will be solved.
But I do need S-OFF to flash splash screen right?
Not first time flasher, I installed a stock GPe 4.3 rom on my One and now I want to fully convert it. Right now, the device is:
- CID = TELUS001 (Telus in Canada)
- Bootloader: Unlocked
- HBoot: 1.44
- S-ON
My attempt to achieve S-OFF with Revone, in order to proceed to the first steps of the conversion, was unsuccessful because of my 4.3 rom. My question is about my next move. As I am unable to recover a non corrupted Telus RUU, I was wondering which option would best suit my needs:
1. I flash any 4.2 rom and then achieve S-OFF using Revone.
2. I get it back to stock using the Easy Stock Reset tool. Although I guess it won't work because of my CID but I probably miss something here.
3. Anything else.
I would like to have an advice/thought/coment on that.
Thanks
Simon Laythy said:
Not first time flasher, I installed a stock GPe 4.3 rom on my One and now I want to fully convert it. Right now, the device is:
- CID = TELUS001 (Telus in Canada)
- Bootloader: Unlocked
- HBoot: 1.44
- S-ON
My attempt to achieve S-OFF with Revone, in order to proceed to the first steps of the conversion, was unsuccessful because of my 4.3 rom. My question is about my next move. As I am unable to recover a non corrupted Telus RUU, I was wondering which option would best suit my needs:
1. I flash any 4.2 rom and then achieve S-OFF using Revone.
2. I get it back to stock using the Easy Stock Reset tool. Although I guess it won't work because of my CID but I probably miss something here.
3. Anything else.
I would like to have an advice/thought/coment on that.
Thanks
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A- get a 4.1.2 Sense 5 rom for best chance of s-off with revone
B- do not go S-On
C- flash whatever you like, enjoy
nkk71 said:
A- get a 4.1.2 Sense 5 rom for best chance of s-off with revone
B- do not go S-On
C- flash whatever you like, enjoy
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Thanks for that :good:
Simon Laythy said:
Thanks for that :good:
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no problem, let me know if you need more help
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no problem, let me know if you need more help
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Okay, seems it didn't take long for me to become needy. I am simply having a hard time trying to find a 4.1.2 Sense 5 rom since everyone seems up to date, which I understand is the best thing in the World but just inconvienient for me right now. So if you would have to chose that kinda rom, what would be your pick ?
Thanks (Again)
Simon Laythy said:
Okay, seems it didn't take long for me to become needy. I am simply having a hard time trying to find a 4.1.2 Sense 5 rom since everyone seems up to date, which I understand is the best thing in the World but just inconvienient for me right now. So if you would have to chose that kinda rom, what would be your pick ?
Thanks (Again)
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incoming PM...
I got s-off using that ROM with revone, 1st time no problems
nkk71 said:
incoming PM...
I got s-off using that ROM with revone, 1st time no problems
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Thank you for that help, I am now S-OFF, SuperCID and ready to convert my One for good.
Cheers !
Simon Laythy said:
Thank you for that help, I am now S-OFF, SuperCID and ready to convert my One for good.
Cheers !
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no problem, congrats mate
keep s-off and do not go s-on, and if you ever decide to, be 100% (better 110%, even though that doesnt exit) of what and when you are doing it!!
in regard to the rom
nkk71 said:
no problem, congrats mate
keep s-off and do not go s-on, and if you ever decide to, be 100% (better 110%, even though that doesnt exit) of what and when you are doing it!!
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can you pm me that link as well, having the same issues
What link you are looking for?
SaHiLzZ said:
What link you are looking for?
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danielgur said:
can you pm me that link as well, having the same issues
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I would sincerely appreciated this link too pretty please! (I've spent all night trying to revert with no success)
danielgur said:
can you pm me that link as well, having the same issues
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nakunz said:
I would sincerely appreciated this link too pretty please! (I've spent all night trying to revert with no success)
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Hi guys, you are on
1- hboot 1.44 (and check the date in bootloader screen to make sure it's before June 2013)
2- your firmware is 1.xx
3- you want to use revone to get s-off
if yes to above, send me a PM with title "Request for 4.1.2 ROM for revone", and I'll reply to it when I can.
SaHiLzZ said:
What link you are looking for?
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I too am in boot-loop hell and need the 4.1 Stock rom
nkk71 said:
Hi guys, you are on
1- hboot 1.44 (and check the date in bootloader screen to make sure it's before June 2013)
2- your firmware is 1.xx
3- you want to use revone to get s-off
if yes to above, send me a PM with title "Request for 4.1.2 ROM for revone", and I'll reply to it when I can.
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Dang, on firmware 3.62.xxx.x that's the only requirement I am missing. Thanks though
nakunz said:
Dang, on firmware 3.62.xxx.x that's the only requirement I am missing. Thanks though
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Use Guru Reset ROM: http://www.htc1guru.com/dld/guru_reset_m7_3-62-401-1-zip/
flashable through CWM or TWRP, select WIPE, select ROOT, unselect "stock recovery"
then use rumrunner to get S-Off
So I was running stock rooted and decided to run the Google Play Edition rom the latest one. It isnt in a bootloop but when I get to the home screen the screen is black, blinks for a second and goes back to being a black screen. Was wondering if I should just let the phone die and see if I could still boot in recovery and maybe flash a backup. But as of now I dont have a phone and would appreciate someones help.
Are you S-ON? If so, did you fastboot flash the boot.img?
Also if you're S-ON, you should S-OFF immediately to avoid these types of situations in the future .
Captain_Throwback said:
Are you S-ON? If so, did you fastboot flash the boot.img?
Also if you're S-ON, you should S-OFF immediately to avoid these types of situations in the future .
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I guess I should add instructions to my guide on how to fastboot flash kernels, huh?
Quick question, Cap. Is fastboot flashing the kernel only required for GPE when S-on, or is it AOSP in general? Reason I ask is I haven't seen much mention of it elsewhere.
Edit: Guide updated with instructions for S-on kernel flashing. Hit the second link in my sig.
Magnum_Enforcer said:
I guess I should add instructions to my guide on how to fastboot flash kernels, huh?
Quick question, Cap. Is fastboot flashing the kernel only required for GPE when S-on, or is it AOSP in general? Reason I ask is I haven't seen much mention of it elsewhere.
Edit: Guide updated with instructions for S-on kernel flashing. Hit the second link in my sig.
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The only time fastboot flashing the kernel should ever be necessary is if the device is S-ON.
S off
Captain_Throwback said:
Are you S-ON? If so, did you fastboot flash the boot.img?
Also if you're S-ON, you should S-OFF immediately to avoid these types of situations in the future .
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I did some research I found that I should be s off but cant seem to find a way to do it. I tried the firewater way but that didnt seem to work, I heard people saying that it only works for GSM devices. Could you direct me to the source of where I can S off my device? Thanks
brothernc said:
I did some research I found that I should be s off but cant seem to find a way to do it. I tried the firewater way but that didnt seem to work, I heard people saying that it only works for GSM devices. Could you direct me to the source of where I can S off my device? Thanks
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Firewater works on all M8 variants, but some devices aren't compatible. SunShine S-OFF works on all M8s.
Captain_Throwback said:
Firewater works on all M8 variants, but some devices aren't compatible. SunShine S-OFF works on all M8s.
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Alright well yeah that one didnt work on my device and I tried it like 5 times. Also once Im s off....... I wanted to just go over the process so I dont mess anything up, when you said flashboot flash the boot.img what exactly did you mean? Sorry if I am asking a stupid question.
brothernc said:
Alright well yeah that one didnt work on my device and I tried it like 5 times. Also once Im s off....... I wanted to just go over the process so I dont mess anything up, when you said flashboot flash the boot.img what exactly did you mean? Sorry if I am asking a stupid question.
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While S-on you need to fastboot flash the boot.img. Hit the second link in my sig and read down to the portion on S-on kernel flashing. Once S-off you can just flash like normal and ignore the info above.
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Magnum_Enforcer said:
While S-on you need to fastboot flash the boot.img. Hit the second link in my sig and read down to the portion on S-on kernel flashing. Once S-off you can just flash like normal and ignore the info above.
Sent from my HTC M8
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So I if I fastboot flash the boot img while im s off I would have no reason to s off?
brothernc said:
So I if I fastboot flash the boot img while im s off I would have no reason to s off?
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Update: I flashed the kernel through fastboot and it worked sorta I got to the welcome screen where it asks me my language but then keeps boot looping. Any idea.
brothernc said:
So I if I fastboot flash the boot img while im s off I would have no reason to s off?
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There are other reasons to S-off. Perhaps you should read the entire Hboot guide I wrote for the M8, not just the portion regarding flashing kernels while S-on.
Magnum_Enforcer said:
There are other reasons to S-off. Perhaps you should read the entire Hboot guide I wrote for the M8, not just the portion regarding flashing kernels while S-on.
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Alright so i fixed the issue, when I flashed the rom without doing a full wipe, then flashing the SU that seemed to do the trick. Not 100% sure why but it works perfectly fine with no issued. Thanks for all your help.
hey yall I been searching and reading all forums on going back to stock. theres only regular sprint htc m8 version and nothing on the hk edition so I can get the new ota and remain on stock. ive lost my back up file when I upload a custom rom. ive tried a bunch of things like using ruu and that but kept getting an error like a 32 and a 99. I cant get the s-on to turn off to get more. idk if im doing something wrong or what but im hoping someone can shine some light this way and help me out. yes I tired the sunshine apk but it pops up need based rom etc. so.........
You have to relock to use an RUU when you're still S-ON, and you must make sure that you're using an HK RUU.
Captain_Throwback said:
You have to relock to use an RUU when you're still S-ON, and you must make sure that you're using an HK RUU.
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not to seem stupid but this is a learning process for me coming from iphone to android. so when u say relock u mean bootloader? n do I need to have original recovery. and when I do the ruu im using fastboot it wont cuz me to have an error again right?
Jeffymclovin said:
not to seem stupid but this is a learning process for me coming from iphone to android. so when u say relock u mean bootloader? n do I need to have original recovery. and when I do the ruu im using fastboot it wont cuz me to have an error again right?
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Yes, relock the bootloader (fastboot oem lock). That'll prevent the error 92 or whichever it was. It doesn't matter what recovery is on there, as the RUU will overwrite it with stock.
Captain_Throwback said:
Yes, relock the bootloader (fastboot oem lock). That'll prevent the error 92 or whichever it was. It doesn't matter what recovery is on there, as the RUU will overwrite it with stock.
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ok im gonna give that a try right now
Captain_Throwback said:
Yes, relock the bootloader (fastboot oem lock). That'll prevent the error 92 or whichever it was. It doesn't matter what recovery is on there, as the RUU will overwrite it with stock.
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ok I relocked the bootloader and fastboot the Sprint_HTC_One_M8_Harman_2.16.654.4_RUU it still wouldn't let me go any further {failed<remote: 12 signature verify fail>} is what I got
Jeffymclovin said:
ok I relocked the bootloader and fastboot the Sprint_HTC_One_M8_Harman_2.16.654.4_RUU it still wouldn't let me go any further {failed<remote: 12 signature verify fail>} is what I got
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Did you review the instructions on how to flash it? I believe you extract the 0P6BIMG.zip from the larger zip file, and put it on your external SD.
Captain_Throwback said:
Did you review the instructions on how to flash it? I believe you extract the 0P6BIMG.zip from the larger zip file, and put it on your external SD.
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yea it would kinda help if I read the instructions the right way lol I finally got it back to normal I greatly appreciate it my man but do got one more thing tho the s-on am I able to use firewater to get it off now or use sunshine apk cuz I was also having issues with that too
Jeffymclovin said:
yea it would kinda help if I read the instructions the right way lol I finally got it back to normal I greatly appreciate it my man but do got one more thing tho the s-on am I able to use firewater to get it off now or use sunshine apk cuz I was also having issues with that too
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You can try Firewater, but most likely you'll need to use SunShine.