Id Simeone working on a way to unlock the one S without htcdev? - HTC One S

Hi there!
I really would like to unlock my one S but I don't want to loose the warranty, I have seen this thread regarding the work that is under development for the one X http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604300 and I was wondering if something like this exist here too
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light_n_roses said:
Hi there!
O really would like to unlock my one S but I don't want to loose the warranty, I have seen this thread regarding the work that is under development for the one X http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604300 and I was wondering if something like this exist here too
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There isn't really any active work toward s-off for the One S. I think the hope is that anything the Att One-X guys come up with will work on or phone also. So there is still hope.
Also, you can unlock your phone without going through HTCdev. Therefore not losing your warrenty but you would need files from someones phone who is unlocked. The link below explains it but DO NOT try it with the files in the link as it won't work. You need the files from a One S.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1732980

Well, I think that an exploit for the one X cannot be used for the one S because of different chip used on the devices... We have a Qualcomm one while the one X has tegra. I would check the link that you have pass me but I think that it will be hard to find someone who would pass me the right files...
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light_n_roses said:
Well, I think that an exploit for the one X cannot be used for the one S because of different chip used on the devices... We have a Qualcomm one while the one X has tegra. I would check the link that you have pass me but I think that it will be hard to find someone who would pass me the right files...
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The AT&T (and some other NA carriers) One X (AKA One XL) has the MSM8960 which is also a S4 Krait+Adreno 225 combo, just with an LTE modem.

light_n_roses said:
Well, I think that an exploit for the one X cannot be used for the one S because of different chip used on the devices... We have a Qualcomm one while the one X has tegra. I would check the link that you have pass me but I think that it will be hard to find someone who would pass me the right files...
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It would work for sure. If someone has a device going back to t-mobile or HTC for replacement we could use their partitions.

dc211 said:
It would work for sure. If someone has a device going back to t-mobile or HTC for replacement we could use their partitions.
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Then the bootloader woukd NOT show the message tampered right??
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light_n_roses said:
Then the bootloader woukd NOT show the message tampered right??
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TAMPERED isn't such a great issue. It goes away by just flashing a RUU.
The real issue is the RELOCKED message you get when relocking the bootloader. To prevent this RELOCKED message, and to have it displaying LOCKED isntead (this way the bootloader won't appear to have been ever unlocked), you have to achieve S-OFF. That's what they're working on, if I'm not mistaken.

light_n_roses said:
Then the bootloader would NOT show the message tampered right??
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It would still show tampered. The only reason you would want to do it this way is so your phone wouldn't show up in HTC's database of phones they unlocked. When you unlock through HTC Dev you agree that unlock the phone may void parts of your warranty.
And as the other poster above stated even if you locked the boot-loader again it would say Relocked instead of Locked. So there isn't really much a reason to do it this way.

Well I hope that a way to unlock the phone without leaving traces will eventually cames out. I do not want to use htcdev because I have to keep this phone for 30 months as I have taken it with an operator contract, so if something happen and I have unlocked it then I would have no warranty.
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[Q] HTCDev with AT&T One X

I have had my HTC One X for AT&T for a week now. I noticed that paulobrien has found a way to root the One X. Unfortunately when I go to htcdev.com I get this message while trying to unlock my bootloader.
"We're sorry, but it appears your attempt to unlock the bootloader on this device has failed. This could be caused by several factors including simple errors in the entry of the unlock token, problems with your device, or a lack of manufacturer support for the unlocking process. Please see the specific error code listed below, and try again if necessary.
Error Code: 160.
Error Reason: MID Not Allowed."
I remember getting this message with the HTC Vivid.
DasTestament said:
I have had my HTC One X for AT&T for a week now. I noticed that paulobrien has found a way to root the One X. Unfortunately when I go to htcdev.com I get this message while trying to unlock my bootloader.
"We're sorry, but it appears your attempt to unlock the bootloader on this device has failed. This could be caused by several factors including simple errors in the entry of the unlock token, problems with your device, or a lack of manufacturer support for the unlocking process. Please see the specific error code listed below, and try again if necessary.
Error Code: 160.
Error Reason: MID Not Allowed."
I remember getting this message with the HTC Vivid.
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In due time
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I also get this error when attempting to unlock the bootloader. Any ideas?
you cannot unlock bootloader yet for AT&T, it's known fact right now. root is independent of the bootloader too, so just cuz we have root doesn't automatically let you unlock bootloader. just give it some time, maybe in a month or so.
I thought it wasn't possible to unlock if you was on ATT
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it's not possible. all we have at the moment is root, we'll have a bootloader unlock in some time i'm sure, either sanctioned or unsanctioned.
http://htcpedia.com/news/No-Unlock-...Users-Begin-The-Attack.html?l_page=1&p_page=1
niceppl said:
http://htcpedia.com/news/No-Unlock-...Users-Begin-The-Attack.html?l_page=1&p_page=1
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I signed it!
any news?
-=knop=- said:
any news?
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Sorry but... you're kidding, right? Check the dev section, we've been able to unlock now for weeks.
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It is possible to unlock the One X's BL:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671396
_MetalHead_ said:
Sorry but... you're kidding, right? Check the dev section, we've been able to unlock now for weeks.
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I still get this message when I try to get it from HTCDEV
Error Code: 160.
Error Reason: MID Not Allowed.
Where else can I get it from?
Jesus...
There's a tutorial in the dev section. This thread gave me cancer.
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Here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1672284
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Give a man a fish vs teach a man to fish.
Sorry about your cancer. You might want to get that looked at..
But, it turns out that it wasn't working because of my OTA update to 2.2.. So even the tutorials in the development section won't work until someone figures how to get behind the new update.
Just thought everyone should know!
Also, I know how to search, I just wanted one of you guys to do it for me. Thanks!
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GotSoul said:
Sorry about your cancer. You might want to get that looked at..
But, it turns out that it wasn't working because of my OTA update to 2.2.. So even the tutorials in the development section won't work until someone figures how to get behind the new update.
Just thought everyone should know!
Also, I know how to search, I just wanted one of you guys to do it for me. Thanks!
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Proudly proclaiming your ignorance will not get you much help here.
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I received the same exact error. So if it are allowed to unlock it, what would be my problem?
Error Code: 160.
Error Reason: MID Not Allowed.
SedaG said:
I received the same exact error. So if it are allowed to unlock it, what would be my problem?
Error Code: 160.
Error Reason: MID Not Allowed.
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Are you serious? You bumped a 3 month old thread which is only somewhat relevant to your situation AND made your own post?
Did you even read how to unlock a 2.20 htc one x?
Did you read the 3000 threads here on how to do it?

Bootloader

Recently I unlocked my bootloader on my AT&T htc one x
Did this void my warranty on my phone, because it seems to be having hardware issues, and I don't know if this voided my warranty.
Technically, yes. It voids your warranty.
Are you still within your 30 days?
I had a flickering pixel on my first HOX. So I backed everything up, relocked my bootloader, flashed the 1.85 RUU, factory reset to everything stock, made sure that there were no ROM or "hacking" files on the SD card (can't be too careful ), and brought it to the AT&T store.
They replaced my HOX without any problem!
I never mentioned to them that I unlocked and relocked my bootloader, and they never asked me either. As long as you focus on the hardware issue, you're good.
If you're part your 30 days, though, can't tell you what happens then. I don't know how thoroughly they look at a device with hardware issues, or how picky they are when you send them your device for warranty replacement. Wouldn't hurt to try though, IMO, if it's something that bothers you.
What's wrong with the hardware?
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I am not getting any att signal at all no bars anywhere, I don't know if it's sim card or the phone itself.
By any chance can you send me link of how to relock bootloader.
Thanks
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Did you try flashing different radios?
Anyway, this how to relock your bootloader:
http://www.theandroidsoul.com/how-to-re-lock-htc-one-x-bootloader/
This is the RUU that I used to go back to stock:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1670238
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No, I didn't what does flashing different radios do.
Thanks btw for all the help
Here is the link to a collection of radios for the HOX:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1694012
You may or may not have a hardware issue. Did you flash any ROMs after you unlocked your bootloader?
I would try to rule it out by either flashing one of the radios from the above collection (I would start with the ATT 1.85 radio), or by going back to stock completely if that doesn't help. If you're still having issues, then I would take the phone to the store in its "stock" and "relocked" condition.
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Yes, I had flashed the CleanRom LE on my htc one x but the problem still occurred.
jessgerb said:
Yes, I had flashed the CleanRom LE on my htc one x but the problem still occurred.
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Try getting a sim card first free, and easy from an at&t store.
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jessgerb said:
Yes, I had flashed the CleanRom LE on my htc one x but the problem still occurred.
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Was there a point when your signal worked? If yes, then do you recall doing anything to your phone right before it stopped working?
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HTC one x AT&T rooted, problems unlocking BL

Hi, i recently purchased an HTC One X from AT&T and rooted. After rooting i did a software update (which im now regretting). Im wondering if theres a way i can unlock the bootloader and install CWM with 2.20.
hotshot308 said:
Hi, i recently purchased an HTC One X from AT&T and rooted. After rooting i did a software update (which im now regretting). Im wondering if theres a way i can unlock the bootloader and install CWM with 2.20.
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Please refer to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=29710888
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abhipati said:
Please refer to this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=29710888
And Please im wondering is there any way people can use "search" option and read old posts
From beast called HTC One X
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So according to that thread i cant unlock without already having my Unlock_code.bin?
Correct. Sorry OP.
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Ehh, its all good. My fault for not unlocking before update >.< newb mistake on my part. Looks like I'm going back to art for "wifi issues"
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Un root

Hi how do I make ny HTC one x look like when you first got it unrooted all of at&t apps .
Or can I send it to warranty rooted ?
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htcbrazilian said:
Hi how do I make ny HTC one x look like when you first got it unrooted all of at&t apps .
Or can I send it to warranty rooted ?
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1880608&highlight=stock
The bootloader screen will forever say "RELOCKED" though.
Would HTC still repair it
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htcbrazilian said:
Would HTC still repair it
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I don't work for HTC so I can't tell you. Are you paying for service? Or using your warranty? If you're trying to use warranty, it was voided the second the BL was unlocked. You may luck out and they might not check or see it. What's the worst that could happen? They send it back and say they can't service it?
If you bought it from AT&T, return it to AT&T. There have been a bunch of reports by folks on here that have had warranty honored by AT&T even though the bootloader is RELOCKED. And haven't seen any reports of AT&T doing otherwise.
redpoint73 said:
If you bought it from AT&T, return it to AT&T. There have been a bunch of reports by folks on here that have had warranty honored by AT&T even though the bootloader is RELOCKED. And haven't seen any reports of AT&T doing otherwise.
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I am have done that and they(att) did not charge me
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relock, run update, been a while but if I recall hboot didn't sat re-locked.
HydroSkillet said:
relock, run update, been a while but if I recall hboot didn't sat re-locked.
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It will always only say RELOCKED. Only way for it to say LOCKED is if the bootloader was never unlocked. Some think the flag can be changed to LOCKED if we get S-Off. RUU will only remove the TAMPERED tag. It will not make it back to LOCKED.
With s-off we can make it say biscuits if we want
18th.abn said:
With s-off we can make it say biscuits if we want
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Niceppl should get some biscuits
Mmm... biscuits
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18th.abn said:
With s-off we can make it say biscuits if we want
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With s-off you can also change the boot splash.
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Unless it's bricked, most carriers will still honor the warranty on an unlocked phone.
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With s-off you can also change the boot splash.
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but you can already change splash on certain hboot as it is.I was regretting unlocking my phone because it didn't seem to give advantage for much.
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bryyte said:
but you can already change splash on certain hboot as it is.I was regretting unlocking my phone because it didn't seem to give advantage for much.
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I was referring to htc devices in general.
I don't have the hox, so I don't know device specific stuff.
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[Q] Why would my one s be s-off, with a red htc disclaimer :S

Hi, as my nexus s has recently been lost i decided its time to put a custom rom on my one s, i was about to unlock the bl on it and noticed the tamper banner on the bl screen, its also s-off with a cid of 11111111, i have attatched a pic of the bl screen for reference, As far as i know the one series cant as of yet cannot be s-off'ed like the older htc devices, how would this be possible on my device? It was bought from brand new quite a while ago and until now has always run the the stock rom with no root etcetc.. The only thing i can think of is i had it unlocked not long after purchasing it but not sure what method the shop used. When i access the bootloader on my one s i can choose what to do fastboot or recovery etc etc but on this one s i get the red htc disclaimer like pictured below when i select recovery, i have the latest cwm touch flashed but cannot get into it.. So how can i access recovery?? any help would be appreciated
Sorry about image quality its taken on an old webcam
Your bootloader is still locked, that would be my guess. That's why the pink banner at the top says "locked". Unlock that and you should have access to recovery.
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I have since unlocked the bootloader, and still getting the same problem, recovery just won't load, as with old HTC devices such as sensation, desire s, DHD bootloader unlock was not relevant if you had s-off not sure about the one series, my main question is how it's become s-off in the first place
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Keep the bootloader locked, don't use the HTCDev method to unlock it. You're extremely lucky to have S-OFF, this means that you can easily get your warranty back running an RUU, changing CID and fastboot oem writesecureflag 3. This will make it S-ON again, and no trace of it being S-OFF will be there.
The current method is HTCDev, which submits a Unique Device Identifier so they can decline your warranty due to an unlocked bootloader.
S-OFF is better than HTCDev for flashing ROMs, as it means you don't have to flash the boot.img seperately.
usaff22 said:
Keep the bootloader locked, don't use the HTCDev method to unlock it. You're extremely lucky to have S-OFF, this means that you can easily get your warranty back running an RUU, changing CID and fastboot oem writesecureflag 3. This will make it S-ON again, and no trace of it being S-OFF will be there.
The current method is HTCDev, which submits a Unique Device Identifier so they can decline your warranty due to an unlocked bootloader.
S-OFF is better than HTCDev for flashing ROMs, as it means you don't have to flash the boot.img seperately.
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Hi thanks for your responce. Since I took those pics the bl has been unlocked, warranty I'm not too fussed about, the main issue I have is how its become s-off in the first place, and when I try to boot cwm I get the red message pictured in my first post, I've tried to flash a recovery via fastboot and.Rom manager and no luck what so ever, I've tried com touch and cwm standard aswell as twrp I have the s4 device and Im stuck lol. Jeez I miss my nexus already
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PEP-C is a friend of mine, I've just purchased the above mentioned one s for £150 but that's irrelevant, I have owned HTC devices before but never have I seen that red message pictured in the first post, it appears every time the phone boots up, any suggestions? My mate said he's had it from new but I'm not so sure.
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furrabbit.nh said:
PEP-C is a friend of mine, I've just purchased the above mentioned one s for £150 but that's irrelevant, I have owned HTC devices before but never have I seen that red message pictured in the first post, it appears every time the phone boots up, any suggestions? My mate said he's had it from new but I'm not so sure.
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Its a new thing HTC is doing. Normally pops up when you have a modified kernel/recovery.
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usaff22 said:
The current method is HTCDev, which submits a Unique Device Identifier so they can decline your warranty due to an unlocked bootloader.
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Man... I hate HTC sometimes haha
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Sgt-Hartley said:
Ahh thanks for clearing that up, I did wonder, all though it does show up even on a fully stock system, no root, stock recovery, as you can see from the pics in first post the BL was still locked when those snaps were taken, even though its s-off it would not let me flash a recovery for him without unlocking the BL after I typed the fastboot command it said not allowed or something similar.
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I have no idea how its like that, but that's normally why it shows up.
Maybe it has to do with it being S-off?
I do know however, that with S-off you can remove the red text. I'm sure someone here would know what to do.
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xxquicksh0txx said:
I have no idea how its like that, but that's normally why it shows up.
Maybe it has to do with it being S-off?
I do know however, that with S-off you can remove the red text. I'm sure someone here would know what to do.
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You can remove it, but messing around with it could brick your phone. I wouldn't even think about it.
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PEP-C said:
Hi thanks for your responce. Since I took those pics the bl has been unlocked, warranty I'm not too fussed about, the main issue I have is how its become s-off in the first place, and when I try to boot cwm I get the red message pictured in my first post, I've tried to flash a recovery via fastboot and.Rom manager and no luck what so ever, I've tried com touch and cwm standard aswell as twrp I have the s4 device and Im stuck lol. Jeez I miss my nexus already
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Try flashing a stock recovery, then flash the one from modaco. Apparently that one works best
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It is a s4 device right ? According to the hboot its a s4
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Mine is s off too and also with the red text when booting
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gock said:
Mine is s off too and also with the red text when booting
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Consider yourself extremely lucky too, I'd die to have S-OFF
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Sure does seem to be a rash of s-off devices popping up lately. Maybe we'll get lucky and somebody will wander over to the forums and help us with the method(s).
diabolusmiles said:
Sure does seem to be a rash of s-off devices popping up lately. Maybe we'll get lucky and somebody will wander over to the forums and help us with the method(s).
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Why cant a dev ever get lucky lol.
Darknites said:
Why cant a dev ever get lucky lol.
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Even if a Dev gets lucky, there's nothing no one can do about it. It's how it got there that's important, not whether you have it or not.
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gock said:
Mine is s off too and also with the red text when booting
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You get the red text if your boot image is not signed by HTC. Regardless of s-on/off.
And afaik, you get **TAMPERED** if your recovery image is not HTC signed.
touch of jobo said:
You get the red text if your boot image is not signed by HTC. Regardless of s-on/off.
And afaik, you get **TAMPERED** if your recovery image is not HTC signed.
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I have ***TAMPERED *** and I have the stock recovery and a locked bootloader. The only thing I have is su.bin and superuser.apk
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I have ***TAMPERED *** and I have the stock recovery and a locked bootloader. The only thing I have is su.bin and superuser.apk
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The s-off device of mine had tampered before I even unlocked the bootloader or even flashed custom recovery, I only bought it to sell but no I'm unsure, the one s and one x both seem to be.doing well even without s-off. As for the red message it only appears with custom Rom on my device, if on stock its not there.
Edit: Just to clear things up I now own the device mentioned in the first post
Edit 2: does anyone know if xtc clip can s-off the one series? Can't find any updated info
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gock said:
Mine is s off too and also with the red text when booting
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Did you ever get your phone sim unlocked via a third party company, if so what method did they use?
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aditya. said:
It is a s4 device right ? According to the hboot its a s4
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Yes it's s4
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