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[Q] UnROOT my HTC DESIRE.

Hi guys, i received a DESIRE S, but this phone has been with other guy that sells me that phone.
Now i think its rooted because i downloaded the "ROOT CHECKER" on the market and it says "yes" that im rooted. Then i did de power button and volume down, and i got this:
SAGA PVT ENG S-OFF
HBOOT-0.98.2000 (PG8810000)
RADIO-38.03.00.03_M
eMMC-boot
I dont know what method to root was used
I think im with the sock rom because when i turn on my phone, it just show htc logo then starts normally (pin code, etc)
Ill give more information about my phone:
software number 1.12.0.0
Is that a way to unroot my phone? PLEASE
I have read some threads of other guys trying this but theyr hboot's are differents of mine, so im scared of brick my phone
Can any1 tell me step by step to unroot my phone? i have no experience with root's and this things
EDIT: Sorry for my bad english. Im Portuguese.

It looks like he unlocked the phone with the ENG HBOOT of HTC. This version of HBOOT is for the service personnel and was then released by HTC.
AFAIK you can simply flash a RUU ROM which will unroot the phone. But it won't change that it is S-OFFed. Root and S-OFF are different things. But normally it won't matter in all-day use if your phone is S-OFFed.

It was S-OFFed by Revolutionary then an ENG bootloader was flashed on it. Returning to Stock is pretty easy in your situation.
First you need to find your real software version:
1) follow the guide about adb and fastboot in my signature (make sure that you have USB Debugging ON in your Settings -> Applications -> Development)
2) connect the device to PC, open command prompt and type:
Code:
adb devices
{your serial number should appear}
adb reboot bootloader
{the phone will reboot}
fastboot devices
{your serial number should appear}
fastboot getvar version-main
the number obtained from the last command is the real one. You can leave your phone connected and go to the "Shipped Desire S ROM collection" thread (it is sticky in the Android Development subforum here). Find a RUU with the same number as yours, download it, start the exe on your PC and follow the instructions. Keep in mind that this will DELETE all you personal data and applications!. After completion you will have completely Stock device and you can check for updates, I believe you will get the latest Sense 3.0 Good luck, if any questions post here.

OMG, you are my GOD!
I'll read everything in your signature, then i will start the process.
One question: Doing all this, im unrooted and s-on? Because all i want are the official updates and with s-off i think i can't update, or can i?
eheh, i'm really appy with your answer

When i type the last command:
"fastboot getvar version-main", it says: < waiting for device >
something wrong?
i can do the commands "adb", "adb devices", but the "fastboot devices" dont appear, why?
what im doing wrong?

Forget my post over there /\
i got the number 1.21.0.0
ill search a ruu with this number, thanks !! :d

Desire S said:
Forget my post over there /\
i got the number 1.21.0.0
ill search a ruu with this number, thanks !! :d
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hmmm. there is no such as far as I know
Do you have an update notification?
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Tell me the output of this command:
Code:
fastboot getvar cidnum

No updates
I got the number in cidnum: 11111111 :s
I can't find any RUU, my software number is strange

Desire S said:
No updates
I got the number in cidnum: 11111111 :s
I can't find any RUU, my software number is strange
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I think that you can use whatever RUU you like
this cidnum is called super cid - you can flash anything on it
the version number (that is also checked by the Rom Update Utility, or so called RUU) is the lowest possible - so again you can flash anything on it
So you just have to choose one of the RUU provided that suits you best and use it - if you are from the Europe I suggest to flash directly 2.10.401.8 - you will have the latest version. If from other region - choose accordingly.
{just a reminder: if you just want Sense 3.0 there is no need to remove root - you can flash a the latest prerooted stock ROM and have all benefits of the Stock system, BUT will keep the option to change to the forthcoming ICS or Sense 3.5 ROM which most probably will never arrive officialy for our devices. Think about it }

When i run this RUU, whas specifics will have my phone?
Now i got this:
SAGA PVT ENG S-OFF
HBOOT-0.98.2000 (PG8810000)
RADIO-38.03.00.03_M
eMMC-boot
When i run the ruu, what i ill get? s-on?
All i want are thhe official updates :s (2.3.5 and sense 3.0)
And can you paste there the ruu that you think is the best for my software number?
oh, and thanks for everithing, is there a way to give a "positive reputation"??
and what you think about my english? its "ok" right?
EDIT: I'M from portugal
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so maybe this can help you choosing the best RUU for me
thanks again
EDIT2: I bought this phone at 1 guy, so i don't know the right localization of the phone :S

1) the RUU will get you S-ON (in fact complete Stock like you just got it from the shop)
2) you will get latest 2.3.5, Sense 3.0 update when flashing this RUU - it has Spanish locale
3) there is a THANKS button at the bottom of my posts
4) your English is fine, I can understand you perfectly, I hope my English is the same for you

One more question :
When people root their desire s, they should have the app of "super user" right?
Mine dont have this app. This means that mine is not rooted and just are s-offed?

Don't ask me why but when I received my phone it had s-off!

Desire S said:
One more question :
When people root their desire s, they should have the app of "super user" right?
Mine dont have this app. This means that mine is not rooted and just are s-offed?
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You can always use SuperOneclick to push Superuser to your phone. Or try to install it from the Market

Hey amida, i was thinking, and i think i want to go to reaper v.1.1 rom. So i downloaded the rom manager in market then flash but i got a error: something like "privilege commands" this meand that im just s-off and not rooted?
So i want to root my phone, can you tell-me the best guide for my hboot? PLEASEEE

I have installed the superuser on the market but when i open i got no apps in there. When i click "flash clockworkmod revoery" i got the error "privileged commands". When i do the power button and volume down, i'm sure that im s-off and got this:
SAGA PVT ENG S-OFF
HBOOT-0.98.2000 (PG8810000)
RADIO-38.03.00.03_M
eMMC-boot
I cant understand if im rooted or not

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[INFO] After Revolutionary (S-OFF) Install Clockworkmod, root & more
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chevronwp7

Hi i'm going to get chevronwp7 when the tokens come out again as the unlocking problems here don't work on my phone and i'm wondering can I use homebrew? apps if I use chevronwp7?
I'm new to this stuff

You can use a lot of homebrew - anything that doesn't say it requires "interop unlock" or "full unlock" should work - but definitley not all of it.
What phone do you have? Some phones can easily be more completely unlocked.

GoodDayToDie said:
You can use a lot of homebrew - anything that doesn't say it requires "interop unlock" or "full unlock" should work - but definitley not all of it.
What phone do you have? Some phones can easily be more completely unlocked.
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Ok thanks and HTC HD7

The HD7 actually can be interop-unlocked, but you probably need to downgrade its firmware (if you look under Settings -> About -> More info, check the Firmware version number. If the third cluster of digits is greater than 50000, you'll need to downgrade). HTC "fixed" the driver we were using to make registry modifications, including interop-unlock, some months back.
The HD7 can also run (many!) custom ROMs, if you decide to go that route. You'll probably need to downgrade the bootloader, also called the SPL (look for the bootloader version, if it's greater than 3.1.x you'll need to downgrade, if it's greater than 5.0 you'll need a couple cheap pieces of equipment to do it). Custom ROMs are typically "fully unlocked" and can run anything, even including some software ported from WinMo 6.5.

GoodDayToDie said:
The HD7 actually can be interop-unlocked, but you probably need to downgrade its firmware (if you look under Settings -> About -> More info, check the Firmware version number. If the third cluster of digits is greater than 50000, you'll need to downgrade). HTC "fixed" the driver we were using to make registry modifications, including interop-unlock, some months back.
The HD7 can also run (many!) custom ROMs, if you decide to go that route. You'll probably need to downgrade the bootloader, also called the SPL (look for the bootloader version, if it's greater than 3.1.x you'll need to downgrade, if it's greater than 5.0 you'll need a couple cheap pieces of equipment to do it). Custom ROMs are typically "fully unlocked" and can run anything, even including some software ported from WinMo 6.5.
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?? How do you down grade firmware ??

Either roll back to an old backup, or re-flash the phone with an older ROM. The first option loses any data changed or added since the backup was made, though, and the second option wipes it all (hard reset).
In theory it should be possible to downgrade just the firmware (not the entire ROM) without wiping the phone, but if anybody has found a way to do so, I don't know of it. That doesn't mean much though; I'm not terribly knowledgeable around flashing the phone.

sinister1 said:
?? How do you down grade firmware ??
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Did you ever find a Mango Verizon Spark stock rom and try reloading?

LiFePo4 said:
Did you ever find a Mango Verizon Spark stock rom and try reloading?
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No I have not.

sinister1 said:
No I have not.
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I was digging around XDA to find one to have on hand "just in case". I came across this thread;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1254384
Went to this link;
http://www.filefactory.com/f/0dacfac3a33cc378/
And from reading the thread this is the one people used early on to upgrade VZW Trophys to Mango;
RUU​_Spark​_W_S​_VERIZON​_WWE​_2.01​.605​.04_2K​_new​_partition​_...
What confuses me is the other ones; are they NoDo original (the 1.xx ones)? And the second one could be the Mango one that also pushed the HTC Gen 1 drivers (which are fine) since it is slightly larger file size and has Radio in the file name...
GDTD - ideas?
You could try but I don't know.
EDIT: Read this post! The one file above is the one. It looks like from the date in this thread the one with Radio in it is the Gen2 drivers (don't want that). This thread also explains the other ones (1.xx).
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1427904

You can use a lot of homebrew - anything that doesn't say it requires "interop unlock" or "full unlock" should work - but definitley not all of it.
What phone do you have? Some phones can easily be more completely unlocked.
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Andy8888 said:
You can use a lot of homebrew - anything that doesn't say it requires "interop unlock" or "full unlock" should work - but definitley not all of it.
What phone do you have? Some phones can easily be more completely unlocked.
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Sinister1 and I are both on VZW Trophy (CDMA) phones and AKAIK no one has done a homebrew or custom ROM, so we are sort of screwed. We have Stock ROMs; that's all that's out there. DFT at one point said they were working on custom CDMA ROMs for the Sprint HTC Arrive and VZW HTC Trophy but they really have no way to test or use it so why would they.
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I edited post 9 so make sure to read it again if you haven't. The stock NoDo and Mango ROMs are there and I explained how to look for them.

im kind of confused. i want to roll back to the stock rom of my hd7 and these ospl, hspl is confusing (probably because im noob to this).anyway, i do have the stock rom by anzar and i want to flash my hd7 the stock rom, but the confusion worries me. the reason why i want to downgrade is my phone is kinda laggy now and always hard resets by itself.done all the ts provided to me by the htc tech rep and none of them fixed the problem. im thinking of flashing the stock rom and upgrade to mango from there (leaving out internet sharing since i dont need it and the device's mac address changes which i dont want my phone to do)
can i flash my hd7 (tmous) with the rom from anzr without downgading bootloader, spl's etc?
OS Version: 7.10.7720.68
firmware revision number: 2250.21.51004.531
hardware revision number: 0002
radio software version: 5.70.09.02a_22.51.50.21u
radio hardware version: a.12.0.d4
bootloader version: 5.10.2250.0(132968)
chip soc version: 2.2.5.0
thanks in advance for any reply or comment regarding this post

Questions for TMOUS (United States) One S users

A couple questions for people using One S in the United States. These questions are particularly directed to people who have either updated to the Euro 2.21 RUU or who have updated to the 1.06 radio that was included with the 2.21 RUU.
1) Any regrets about going from the Tmo 1.84 ROM to the Euro 2.21 ROM? If so, what?
2) Any regrets about going from the Tmo 0.16 radio to the latest Euro 1.06 radio that was included with the 2.21 RUU? Has anybody experienced WORSE reception on the latest 1.06 radio than on the 0.16 radio?
3) Is it true that once you install the 2.21 RUU, that you will not be able to revert to the stock 1.84 RUU? I read somewhere that when using RUUs, you can only install new versions -- not old ones.
I'd love to hear any other comments anybody might have about making the change from Tmous 1.84 to the Euro 2.21 RUU.
Edit: One more question to those running the 2.21 Euro RUU. After you did SuperCID, did you first run the 1.78 RUU, and then run the 2.21 RUU? Or did you go straight from TMOUS 1.84 to Euro 2.21?
Thanks.

I have no regrets, I actually like the phone better after the update. Before the update I had too many data disconnects and signal fluctuation. After installing the RUU signal issues gone! You do lose Wi-Fi calling so if that's a must for you don't install. As for reverting backwards, I'm not sure on that one. My phone was already on the latest T-MobileUS update, so I just did the supercid thing and then proceeded to running RUU. If you do decide to run RUU you will have to change this line (ro.ril.hsdpa.category=14) to equal 24 in the build prop, it appears twice. You will have to root though.
These are the download speeds I get with this phone now, vastly improved after running RUU.
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T-MobileUS HTC One S running Stock Rooted 2.21.

fmedrano1977 said:
I have no regrets, I actually like the phone better after the update. Before the update I had too many data disconnects and signal fluctuation. After installing the RUU signal issues gone! You do lose Wi-Fi calling so if that's a must for you don't install. As for reverting backwards, I'm not sure on that one. My phone was already on the latest T-MobileUS update, so I just did the supercid thing and then proceeded to running RUU. If you do decide to run RUU you will have to change this line (ro.ril.hsdpa.category=14) to equal 24 in the build prop, it appears twice. You will have to root though.
These are the download speeds I get with this phone now, vastly improved after running RUU.
T-MobileUS HTC One S running Stock Rooted 2.21.
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Thanks for the info. So just to be clear, you were on the 1.84 tmous firmware and after doing the supercid mod you went straight to the 2.21 ruu without installing the 1.78 euro ruu first?
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chrikenn said:
Thanks for the info. So just to be clear, you were on the 1.84 tmous firmware and after doing the supercid mod you went straight to the 2.21 ruu without installing the 1.78 euro ruu first?
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Correct, but first you must install stock recovery and then relock bootloader.
T-MobileUS HTC One S running Stock Rooted 2.21.

Not sure why you are concerned over ruu's
Just flash TrickDroid 7.1, PER OP, and fastboot or flash latest radio thru twrp. Nandroid your 1.84 first, then you can restore to 1.84 if you want.
2.21 with latest radio runs fine for me and resolved some wifi issues. May or may not help you.
But, the fun is in the trying--

chrikenn said:
A couple questions for people using One S in the United States. These questions are particularly directed to people who have either updated to the Euro 2.21 RUU or who have updated to the 1.06 radio that was included with the 2.21 RUU.
1) Any regrets about going from the Tmo 1.84 ROM to the Euro 2.21 ROM? If so, what?
2) Any regrets about going from the Tmo 0.16 radio to the latest Euro 1.06 radio that was included with the 2.21 RUU? Has anybody experienced WORSE reception on the latest 1.06 radio than on the 0.16 radio?
3) Is it true that once you install the 2.21 RUU, that you will not be able to revert to the stock 1.84 RUU? I read somewhere that when using RUUs, you can only install new versions -- not old ones.
I'd love to hear any other comments anybody might have about making the change from Tmous 1.84 to the Euro 2.21 RUU.
Edit: One more question to those running the 2.21 Euro RUU. After you did SuperCID, did you first run the 1.78 RUU, and then run the 2.21 RUU? Or did you go straight from TMOUS 1.84 to Euro 2.21?
Thanks.
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I have T-Mobile USA HTC One S and have Euro 2.21 installed. No problems with the reception at all! There is more memory(RAM) around 160mb extra. After making it SuperCID, I first ran the 1.78 RUU, and then run the 2.21 RUU. The reason I did this is because after installing 1.78 I wanted the phone to find OTA update and let it install 2.21 automatically, but OTA couln't install. So I had no choice but to run Euro 2.21 and to be honest, there are no problems and it does have many system languages! I will be more happy if I will be able to install future OTA updates, without having to manually install RUU again.

Locked HBOOT after RUU

Hi!
I wanted to revert to stock, so i used this tutorial: [MISC] Flashing ENG HBOOT | Rolling back to S-ON - The Noob Way. Everything worked, HBOOT was set to 0.98.2000.
Then i used RUU_Saga_S_HTC_Europe_2.10.401.9_Radio_20.4801.30.0822U_3822.10.08.04_M_release_234765_signed to flash stock rom, but it was'nt succesful. (Log: http://pastebin.com/aYhZJdez)
I ended up with an locked HBOOT, the ROM doesn't boot anymore.
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I've tried to use HTCDev unlock, but at step 13 i didn't see the disclaimer on my phone.
How can i fix this?
Sorry for my bad English

Druks said:
Hi!
I wanted to revert to stock, so i used this tutorial: [MISC] Flashing ENG HBOOT | Rolling back to S-ON - The Noob Way. Everything worked, HBOOT was set to 0.98.2000.
Then i used RUU_Saga_S_HTC_Europe_2.10.401.9_Radio_20.4801.30.0822U_3822.10.08.04_M_release_234765_signed to flash stock rom, but it was'nt succesful. (Log: http://pastebin.com/aYhZJdez)
I ended up with an locked HBOOT, the ROM doesn't boot anymore.
I've tried to use HTCDev unlock, but at step 13 i didn't see the disclaimer on my phone.
How can i fix this?
Sorry for my bad English
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Hi
Colleague pretty looking and ended it there are two options to fix the machine.
1.If you have a warranty on the phone go to the store where you bought it and say that it has become so after I tried to update. The consequence is replaced motherboard.
2.HTC Clip
Good Luck

None of the 2 options listed in previous poster's options are needed. All you needed was to actually read the log and find the failure - which wasn't hard to do, it says "CID fail" (or actually "customer id fail"). From there you could have understood that you ran the wrong RUU, run "fastboot getvar cid", get the right RUU, run it while in fastboot mode, and get your phone back to stock. This is one of the common mistakes, and searching would have saved you some pain.

That happened to me and was because i hadn't set up my goldcard correctly. If that was the case, unlock via revolutionary, flash recovery, install any rom, then get the right goldcard with goldcard helper from market, and start the downgrade all over again. Hope that helps

Same thing happened to me. I unlocked via htcdev (but i wouldnt suggest doing it) and then i installed any custom rom i wanted. In any case DONT remove the battery.

[GUIDE] How to change your CID to SuperCID 11111111 (k2u, k2ul)

SuperCID 11111111 for HTC One SV (k2u, k2ul)
As some people were asking and because of the completeness i'll post here the guide, to change your cid to supercid. This is the first step to get S-Off and it's mostly the same as at One S.
Credits and thanks to jmztaylor for guiding me through this painful session!
Notice:
You must know, that you can brick your device when you are doing something wrong! Only do this, if you know and understand what to do and how to do. Otherwise, let it be.
Ansonsten besser Finger weg!
I am not responsible if your device is bricked or damaged in any way!
Think about this twice!!!
I have tested this on k2_u, others reported success on k2_ul too.
For the other devices of One SV i don't know and don't give any guarantee that it will work.
Requirements:
You should have a working adb/fastboot environment and HTC drivers installed on PC. And you should know, how to handle adb/fastboot/dd commands.
USB-Debugging should be activated on the device.
The smartphone must be unlocked (over HTCdev.com) and must be rooted.
This will only work, if you are on ICS. With Jelly Bean hboot this will not work.
You need a Hex-Editor, i recommend HxD.
You can get your actuall cid with this fastboot cmd:
Code:
fastboot oem readcid
Result for me: HTC__102
How to:
Open cmd window where your adb is located.
There you make the following commands one after the other:
Code:
adb shell
Code:
su
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dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0p4.img
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exit
Code:
exit
Code:
adb pull /sdcard/mmcblk0p4.img
Now your bootloader is extracted to SD card, then into your adb folder.
Look at the file size of mmcblk0p4.img, it MUST be the same size after changing the cid! Don't flash it back, if it isn't the same size.
Now open the mmcblk0p4.img with Hex-Editor and look, where your cid is located (on my picture it is HTC__102). Afterwards it is followed by your IMEI number.
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Now you have to overwrite your cid, Not copy and paste!
That means, put the cursor before H of HTC__102 and then you have to add 8 times the number 1 so it then looks like in the next picture.
If you are doing something wrong, HxD will complain. If not, it should be ok.
Now save.
Don't forget to check the filesize!
Back to command line you have to make the following commands one after the other:
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adb push mmcblk0p4.img /sdcard/mmcblk0p4MOD.img
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adb shell
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su
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dd if=/sdcard/mmcblk0p4MOD.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p4
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exit
Code:
exit
Code:
adb reboot bootloader
Now you can check your new supercid with the fastboot command:
Code:
fastboot oem readcid
The result should be 11111111
Now you can go on, making your device S-Off.
Have fun!

Any chance to get super CID for all those who has JB alredy installed?? because i guess that i can´t go back to ICS , can i??
thanks

titin83 said:
Any chance to get super CID for all those who has JB alredy installed?? because i guess that i can´t go back to ICS , can i??
thanks
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I'd also love to know the answer :good:

CID didn't changed
Hello and thanks for your time creating this guide.
I done everything exactly as you said but my CID didn't change...
My SV is K2_UL with HBOOT - 2.00
Any help?

Stallion34 said:
Hello and thanks for your time creating this guide.
I done everything exactly as you said but me cid didn't change...
My SV is K2_UL with HBOOT - 2.00
Any help?
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Its because your on hboot 2.00. You need to S-Off your device with Moonshine and then you can change CID, if you still want.
And please, remove the quote of the first post, we have to scroll so long.

Thx for the answer...
I followed your suggestion but moonshine gives me an adb failure during the proccess...
I want to S-off my device and then try your custom JB rom...

Stallion34 said:
Thx for the answer...
I followed your suggestion but moonshine gives me an adb failure during the proccess...
I want to S-off my device and then try your custom JB rom...
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You are already on JB, so there is no real profit for you, cause mine is not modded.
Let's talk in the Moonshine thread.

I can't post on development forums yet because I have < 10 posts
Anyway, I managed to S-OFF my device.
I disabled Root Call Blocker from running on Device boot and everything worked fine...
After S-OFF I changed successfully my CID (in case of needing it in future)
Thx again for your time.
Two last questions for you.
Is there any info from HTC about ONE SV and 4.2.2 android?
Do you know if CM or MIUI will develop firmware for ONE SV?
Thx in advance...

Stallion34 said:
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Oh sorry, iforgot.
Anyway, I managed to S-OFF my device.
I disabled Root Call Blocker from running on Device boot and everything worked fine...
After S-OFF I changed successfully my CID (in case of needing it in future)
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Fine.
Is there any info from HTC about ONE SV and 4.2.2 android?
Do you know if CM or MIUI develop firmware foer ONE SV?
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CM i think yes, MIUI i don't think atm.
All info about 4.2.2 you'll find here.

Once we are S-OFF, why could be useful change our CID to 1111111?i got S-OFF whit moonshine but my hboot is still in 2.0.
Should I change it?
Thanks

titin83 said:
Once we are S-OFF, why could be useful change our CID to 1111111?i got S-OFF whit moonshine but my hboot is still in 2.0.
Should I change it?
Thanks
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Updates! (if we will get some, lol)
A german "test" HTC One of a big internet website got the Android 4.2.2 update and they made a news article, the update is rolling out in germany. But others didn't get it.
In the end the phone had SuperCid and that was, why the phone got an update earlier than others.
Isn't that funny

FYI boost mobile keeps their CID in the same block. BUT it bricked my phone, I REPEAT, I BRICKED MY BOOST MOBILE k2_cl ONE SV, by trying to change to superCID.
I also got lucky and the nice people at radioshack gave me another @ no cost.
Just be more careful and beware Bricks can and will happen if you aren't prepared ( i.e. I was too lazy to actually use the method in this guide and used a terminal emulator on my phone) and gave myself a beautiful brick.

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FYI boost mobile keeps their CID in the same block. BUT it bricked my phone, I REPEAT, I BRICKED MY BOOST MOBILE ONE SV, by trying this superCID.
I also got lucky and the nice people at radioshack gave me another @ no cost.
Just be more careful and beware Bricks can and will happen if you aren't prepared ( i.e. I was too lazy to actually use the method in this guide and used a terminal emulator on my phone) and have myself a beautiful brick.
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perhaps, you are not lucky
I had success with this way, and i'm very happy

I was just informing and sharing that I tried to change my CID with a different method than the one posted in the guide. And I failed to profit from it.

Yup, thats why i stated that this is very risky and for k2u/k2ul! The first one who tried the guide in german board also bricked his device by using a different hex-editor. He got a new one for free too.
But it is damn risky, everybody should know it, when trying.
I followed the guide exactly and got 2 One SV set to SuperCID.

You warned me... Lol should have listened :thumbup:

Lets say, its good, when you can return it for warranty.
There is no need to say, that you've bricked it yourself. You can say it doesn't start from one minute to the next...

Hello ! I did the precedure but there was img size and i didnt change it ... Can i lock bootloader and to expect the update if i relock my bootloader ? Thanks for some answear ! Btw i got custom recovery installed if this is importent

You can always relock your bootloader with cmd:
Code:
fastboot oem lock
But with custom recovery the OTA update will for sure fail!

ah my luck ... :/ I already done the steps from here andonce i was with success now i got error : device not found ... cant found where is my mistake :/ S-OFF and all , is like some circle :/ Can anybody help me ?