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CID NUM for HTC-Z710a?

Can't find out the cid for this phone if you have this sensation phone model
an yes i tried using adb but my computer will not reconginze my device even when i update the drivers
and i can't use CID Getter since im bootlooped.
So i guess this is my last resort.
If you have the CID num for HTC-Z710a
Model: PG58110

What's your bootloader info?
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LOL your not gonna find the cid from the information provided. Is your phone branded? Where did you purchase it? Can you access h boot to get to fastboot? Did you try using adb in fastboot? "fastboot getvar cid" is the command.
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Rhiannon224 said:
LOL your not gonna find the cid from the information provided. Is your phone branded? Where did you purchase it? Can you access h boot to get to fastboot? Did you try using adb in fastboot? "fastboot getvar cid" is the command.
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I can get into fastboot i did try to use adb in fastboot did not work.
I bought my phone from Bell
Thanks for the reply

yahhboy said:
What's your bootloader info?
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*** LOCKED ***
PYRAMID PVT SHIP S-OFF RL
HBOOT-1.27.0000
RADIO 10.14.9035.01_M
eMMC-boot
CID incorrect ATM i know how to fix (just delete img file) but i can't get a CID that is correct.

tom8907 said:
*** LOCKED ***
PYRAMID PVT SHIP S-OFF RL
HBOOT-1.27.0000
RADIO 10.14.9035.01_M
eMMC-boot
CID incorrect ATM i know how to fix (just delete img file) but i can't get a CID that is correct.
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this wont give you cid ..afaik lot of ppl with different cid will have the same config...
go to fastboot on your mobile and connect it to pc..now your mobile screen should read "fastboot usb"
after this on your pc type "fastboot devices" this should give you your device serial number
after that type "fastboot getvar cid" ..this will give you your cid

ganeshp said:
this wont give you cid ..afaik lot of ppl with different cid will have the same config...
go to fastboot on your mobile and connect it to pc..now your mobile screen should read "fastboot usb"
after this on your pc type "fastboot devices" this should give you your device serial number
after that type "fastboot getvar cid" ..this will give you your cid
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I have done that before.
"WAITING FOR DEVICE" error
im guessing since my phone cant connect with windows

tom8907 said:
I have done that before.
"WAITING FOR DEVICE" error
im guessing since my phone cant connect with windows
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as you are bootlooping that is the only way to find your cid
try uninstalling htc sync and istalling them again..if that didnt work then follow the below steps
1.uninstall htc sync...
2.get these drivers universal naked divers
3.install them and try to find you device..it will mostly get detected ..as lot of ppl have success with those drivers
4.if your device was found...then try fastboot command again..
(this is the only other way left)

Does the pc detect your phone? You have a GB radio on ICS H boot. Have you tried flashing an ICS ROM for your h boot version?
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Rhiannon224 said:
Does the pc detect your phone? You have a GB radio on ICS H boot. Have you tried flashing an ICS ROM for your h boot version?
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Detects when i mount as USB in hboot

Is it possible to just keep downloading random firmware till one is compatible for my device?

tom8907 said:
Detects when i mount as USB in hboot
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dude ..of course your device wil not be detected by adb ..when you are bootlooping...
the only way is to make fastboot (not adb) recognize your device
to do that ...you need to do what i told you 2 posts earlier
EDIT:
click on the IRC HELP CHANNEL in my sinature...and join it with a nickname..
we talk via IRC (group chat)

tom8907 said:
Is it possible to just keep downloading random firmware till one is compatible for my device?
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Nooooo don't do that, flashing random firmwares is really risky even if you aren't supercided.
ganeshp said:
this wont give you cid ..afaik lot of ppl with different cid will have the same config...
go to fastboot on your mobile and connect it to pc..now your mobile screen should read "fastboot usb"
after this on your pc type "fastboot devices" this should give you your device serial number
after that type "fastboot getvar cid" ..this will give you your cid
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I know I just wanted he could get into bootloader and that he was correctly soff
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I flashed a random firmwares and I finally got it working.
CIDnum is BM__001 thanks for your help guys

tom8907 said:
I flashed a random firmwares and I finally got it working.
CIDnum is BM__001 thanks for your help guys
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Glad you got it.. But if you first found the cid.. That would have be pretty easy for you
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Finding out cid on HTC Sensation
I had the problems others were reporting - with fastboot not finding any devices and adb just saying 'waiting for device'. The solution for me was to run the commands as root (using sudo on Ubuntu Linux). So I found out my cid with the following steps:
1. Downloaded and unzipped the fastboot and adb programs for Linux from the download 'ADB-Linux.zip' at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1459767
2. Booted the phone into the bootloader (by holding the volume down key while turning it on). I had to take out the SD card for this as it was causing some program to automatically load.
3. Selected FASTBOOT on the bootloader.
4. Plugged in the USB cable to my computer. The red 'FASTBOOT' on the phone screen turned to 'FASTBOOT USB'.
5. Issued the following commands in Linux:
Code:
sudo ./fastboot devices
sudo ./fastboot getvar cid

Unlocking bootloader

Hi everyone, just got my HTC one s, coming from a LG g2x, I have tried multiple times to try to unlock bootloader and have followed it step by step by flow directions and used the all in one kit but both ways, I am stuck at waiting on device on cms screen, any help is appreciated, thanks in advance
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Do you have the drivers installed on your PC?

WCCobra said:
Do you have the drivers installed on your PC?
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Yes sir
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themug05 said:
Yes sir
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Let the phone boot turn on USB debugging and use Adb to reboot boot loader
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USB debugging.on and fastboot off?
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azzledazzle said:
Let the phone boot turn on USB debugging and use Adb to reboot boot loader
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How you use adb to reboot bootloader?
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k1llacanon said:
USB debugging.on and fastboot off?
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Yes sir, it was on by factory
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Why would the factory do that? Are you sure you can check setting power and untick fastboot and developer options debug on are you in hboot when running cmd?
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k1llacanon said:
Why would the factory do that? Are you sure you can check setting power and untick fastboot and developer options debug on are you in hboot when running cmd?
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Yes I have checked to make sure fastboot is uncheck and debug was check, that's how I received the phone and yes, hboot is the first thing I see when I enter bootloader
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themug05 said:
How you use adb to reboot bootloader?
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If you have adb setup, just type adb reboot bootloader.

Zolor23 said:
If you have adb setup, just type adb reboot bootloader.
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How do you setup adb? Do you mean just type it into cmd screen on windows? Thanks
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pretty much cd to the directory where you installed the sdk
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themug05 said:
How do you setup adb? Do you mean just type it into cmd screen on windows? Thanks
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You have to download the android SDK to your pc and install platform tools or contains all the stuff you need to use adb to cmd. U will have to command from your platform tools folder to do this.
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The HTC unlock page should walk you through setting up adb. It may seem like gibberish if you're not familiar with the windows command line. You need to have the correct files in a folder, and then open a cmd prompt in that folder. Just start over and follow every step to the letter.
Get to know "adb devices". If it doesn't list a random looking number, adb isn't detecting your phone, and nothing will work beyond that step.

can't unlock the bootloader
Hi there,
I have trouble unlocking the bootloader on my One S. I've been trying since Saturday and I'm stuck.
I've tried the HTCDev moethod but got stuck at "fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin" after this it just stays at "sending 'unlocktoken' (0 KB)...".
Sometimes it stops saying "too many links", but mostly it just stays like this.
I tried 5-7 Unlock_code.bin files which I got from HTCDev, but none was working.
Is it normal that the "Identifier token" differs every time I "get" it?
Yesterday I tried out the All-In-One-Kit by Hansoon2000, got a new token, sent it to HTC and got another Unlock_code.bin.
Then I ran the Unlock bootloader procedure, the phone rebooted via adb to the bootloader, switched to fastboot and got stuck at the same position as mentioned above.
Just now I tried deinstalling HTCSync (read that it could help in an other forum), rebooted my PC and used the All-In-One toolkit again.
This time I got something new:
After "sending 'unlocktoken' (0 KB)..." it said "INFOstart check_usb: usb_ep0: type=128 request=6" but after this nothing again...
Trying it now, I don't get that message anymore. It's just like "gone".
Also tried:
different usb cables
different usb ports
Here is what I get from the cmd prompt:
c:\Android>adb devices
c:\Android>adb devices
List of devices attached
SH241W403657 device
c:\Android>adb kill-server
c:\Android>adb reboot bootloader
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
c:\Android>fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin
sending 'unlocktoken' (0 KB)...
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Details about the phone:
HTC One S
Android version: 4.0.3
HTC Sense Version: 4.0
Software-Number: 1.78.401.2
HTC SDK API level: 4.11
HTC extension version: HTCExtension_403_1_GA_4
Kernel version: 3.0.8-01136-g9d2ad31 [email protected]#1 SMP PREEMPT Wed Apr 25 19:50:43 CST 2012
Build Number: 1.78.401.2 CL68751 realease-keys
Bootloader says:
VLE PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.13.0000
RADIO-0.16.31501S.17_2
OpenDSP-v25.1.0.32.0405
eMMC-boot
Apr 20 2012, 15:14:18
I bought the phone used. Already asked the previous owner if he had the phone repaired or did it unlock/rot/whatever already. His answer was no to both.
I hope I forgot nothing, if so please tell me
Thanks
Log1c
edit: just tried it on my laptop via the All-In-One toolkit and it worked fine. problem solved, though i don't know why :S.

The unlock token was probably not in same folder as fastboot.exe OR you weren't in the right directory in cmd prompt. Either way... glad it worked
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S-Off with no ROM installed?

Is it possible to get the phone back to S-Off when I have no ROM installed. The unrevoked-program is just "waiting for device".
I had my phone S-Off before, but had plans to return it to warranty so went back to S-On but without a ROM installed. So now I cant do anything with my phone, or is there a way to get a working ROM without making it S-OFF?

Akerhage said:
Is it possible to get the phone back to S-Off when I have no ROM installed. The unrevoked-program is just "waiting for device".
I had my phone S-Off before, but had plans to return it to warranty so went back to S-On but without a ROM installed. So now I cant do anything with my phone, or is there a way to get a working ROM without making it S-OFF?
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What does bootloader says? I mean unlocked, re locked or what else?
Run 'Fastboot getvar all' in fastboot to get your misc version
Can you state more clearly? Can you access adb? Fastboot?
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UmairAhmad said:
What does bootloader says? I mean unlocked, re locked or what else?
Run 'Fastboot getvar all' in fastboot to get your misc version
Can you state more clearly? Can you access adb? Fastboot?
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Bootloader is locked,
Saga PVT Ship S-ON RL
HBOOT 2.00.0002
Cant go in to recovery.
Do you mean run getvar all in a cmd-window? I am not that good in adb-commands.

Connect phone to pc in bootloader, click on fastboot, and then run cmd by setting fastboot on pc
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UmairAhmad said:
Connect phone to pc in bootloader, click on fastboot, and then run cmd by setting fastboot on pc
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Have connected the phone with fastboot. And installed the android SDK only on my PC, did install it on my secondary HDD. (A:/Android)
In Cmd, what should I type there?
edit: maybe I need to install the Android SDK on my C: (primary partion with windows on)?
EDIT: Have re-installed the SDK with adb and fastboot on C: and its working, but getting "error, device not found"
When typing "fastboot" I got a menu in the cmd with different commands...

Akerhage said:
Have connected the phone with fastboot. And installed the android SDK only on my PC, did install it on my secondary HDD. (A:/Android)
In Cmd, what should I type there?
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Fastboot getvar all
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UmairAhmad said:
Fastboot getvar all
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http://i630.photobucket.com/albums/uu23/Akerhage/cmd.jpg
anything I can do with this?

you can start with downgrade hboot first. let see if you have any problems with that.

anazhd said:
you can start with downgrade hboot first. let see if you have any problems with that.
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Is there a tut on how to downgrade that?...found them, but there are more than 1 to follow, wich one?

Sorry I missed something there. You need at least stock rom, but im not sure whether you can install it or not.
find it here. find the oldest one based on your region.
this is the best place for Desire S 101 ( Guide )

[Q] Downgrading hboot 2.02.0002

I've sent my DS off for warranty, and it was returned with the new ics update installed on it. I immediately found out that the method i used to downgrade it from hboot 2.00 to 0.98(zergRUsh/tacoroot) wasn't working anymore. Are there any alternatives to unlocking the bootloader with htcdev, rooting and then going thru the whole downgrading procedures? Are there any other temproot exploits or are them under development?

Try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1443636&highlight=down+grading+hboot
or
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1318919&highlight=down+grading+hboot

Have tried both, but one needs tacoroot (not working on ics) and the other needs to be htcdev unlocked. Any other alternatives?
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I don't think there are any alternatives for hboot 2.02.xxx.
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teadrinker said:
I don't think there are any alternatives for hboot 2.02.xxx.
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Ok thx im going to root with htcdev and then downgrade for true s off.
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Trouble getting htc dev unlocked
I've submitted the unlocking request on htcdev, and was sent the unlock_code.bin file. The trouble is I can't get it flashed thru fastboot.
I type
fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin
and it stucks on sending 'unlocktoken'. The bootloader does something, as to reboot it I have to close the command prompt, reopen it and type fastboot reboot-bootloader and it rebbots just fine.
I tried several times, but without luck. What can I do?

Anyone?

totalnoob34 said:
I've submitted the unlocking request on htcdev, and was sent the unlock_code.bin file. The trouble is I can't get it flashed thru fastboot.
I type
fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin
and it stucks on sending 'unlocktoken'. The bootloader does something, as to reboot it I have to close the command prompt, reopen it and type fastboot reboot-bootloader and it rebbots just fine.
I tried several times, but without luck. What can I do?
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Have you installed the latest HTC-USB drivers on your PC?
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have you tried this one?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1318919

HypnoCondor said:
Have you installed the latest HTC-USB drivers on your PC?
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have you tried this one?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1318919
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Thx was the guide i am fpllowing, but i cant get my bootloader unlocked
I have successfully downgraded my iphone once, and cpmmands work. Should i update them?
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what have your iphone to do with a desire s?

HypnoCondor said:
what have your iphone to do with a desire s?
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Sorry, typo
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Maybe you can try to flash a eng hboot from your SD card on your phone.
You also need a resent version of busybox
Shut down your phone and pull the battery and wait 5 minuter before you put
your battery back. In the mean time install the lastest HTC-USB drivers on you computer.
Start your device in bootloader mode and plug it in to your computer.
You now got bootloader-usb. Now flash your Unlock_code.bin.
"fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin"
Boot your phone in recovery
Make a nandroid backup of your ROM, reboot your phone
To make a backup of the hboot by entering this:
1) open terminal on your phone
2) su
3) dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18 of=/sdcard/backup.img
download a eng hboot.img and copy it to the SDcard/
1) open terminal on your phone
2) su
3) dd if=/sdcard/hboot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18
4) close the therminal
reboot in bootloader an see witch version of bootloader you got
If it has workt go to recovery and do a factory resset, reset dalvik and install a new rom and reboot
It works for me because my phone has revolutionary root but you can give it a try because I have not
found anyone has done this with HTC-dev, I also got no experience with HTC-dev.
Good luck ( I'm not responsible for any damage on your device )

HypnoCondor said:
Maybe you can try to flash a eng hboot from your SD card on your phone.
You also need a resent version of busybox
Shut down your phone and pull the battery and wait 5 minuter before you put
your battery back. In the mean time install the lastest HTC-USB drivers on you computer.
Start your device in bootloader mode and plug it in to your computer.
You now got bootloader-usb. Now flash your Unlock_code.bin.
"fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin"
Boot your phone in recovery
Make a nandroid backup of your ROM, reboot your phone
To make a backup of the hboot by entering this:
1) open terminal on your phone
2) su
3) dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18 of=/sdcard/backup.img
download a eng hboot.img and copy it to the SDcard/
1) open terminal on your phone
2) su
3) dd if=/sdcard/hboot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18
4) close the therminal
reboot in bootloader an see witch version of bootloader you got
If it has workt go to recovery and do a factory resset, reset dalvik and install a new rom and reboot
It works for me because my phone has revolutionary root but you can give it a try because I have not
found anyone has done this with HTC-dev, I also got no experience with HTC-dev.
Good luck ( I'm not responsible for any damage on your device )
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Thx man, which hboot version should i flash?
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totalnoob34 said:
Thx man, which hboot version should i flash?
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How about looking in the Index Thread?

I only found the 0.98 hboot, can i flash it over the 2.02 one?
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totalnoob34 said:
I only found the 0.98 hboot, can i flash it over the 2.02 one?
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From that page I gave you the link to there should be all the information you need to read and understand what/how to do and why.
Don't expect people to spoon-feed you the answers as you need to learn or you will simply screw your phone up and then start blaming everyone else on XDA for it.

SimonTS said:
From that page I gave you the link to there should be all the information you need to read and understand what/how to do and why.
Don't expect people to spoon-feed you the answers as you need to learn or you will simply screw your phone up and then start blaming everyone else on XDA for it.
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I dont wanna be spoon-fed, I only ask what I don't understand, and was unable to find anywhere.
Can somebody answer me please?
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totalnoob34 said:
I dont wanna be spoon-fed, I only ask what I don't understand, and was unable to find anywhere.
Can somebody answer me please?
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You have to browse all threads to find which way to Root or S-OFF your DS, that's what I've done before deciding to S-OFF my DS.
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miwanr said:
You have to browse all threads to find which way to Root or S-OFF your DS, that's what I've done before deciding to S-OFF my DS.
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You dont understand bro. I know what s off is, and how to achieve it. I have done it several times on different devices. I am totally aware of the risk of bricking my device.
I just need a bit of clarification about flashing the hboot. Which one can I flash over the 2.02?
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totalnoob34 said:
You dont understand bro. I know what s off is, and how to achieve it. I have done it several times on different devices. I am totally aware of the risk of bricking my device.
I just need a bit of clarification about flashing the hboot. Which one can I flash over the 2.02?
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Please open this thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1938615
My DS was from hboot 2.02 by latest ICS RUU by hTC. In above link is what I've done to get S-OFF. Hope it may help
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[Q] TWRP Not Loading

First thing I did was root with [ROOT] One Click HTC One X (AT&T/Rogers/Others) (Win/Mac/Linux)
Then I installed GooManager and installed Open Recovery Script
Then I turned off my phone then turned it on with power and volume down button
I get to the screen that says ***TAMPERED*** ***LOCKED***
It says:
EVITA PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.09
Radio-0.16.32.09.01_3
etc.
I'm not able to load TWRP here to flash my roms. What am I doing wrong? Please let me know because I cannot stand the ATT bloatware
My One X Stats:
4.0.3 Android Version
4.0 HTC Sense Version
1.7.3 Software
4.11 HTC SDK API
Thank you!

Download the latest twrp image to your pc. Check the md5 matches. Connect your phone to pc in fastboot and in command prompt type fastboot flash recovery "name of recovery file" without quotations.
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also need to unlock your bootloader first

jerrycoffman45 said:
also need to unlock your bootloader first
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Lol I missed that. I can't read
If you're on at&t super Cid then unlock bootloader through HTC Dev
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exad said:
Download the latest twrp image to your pc. Check the md5 matches. Connect your phone to pc in fastboot and in command prompt type fastboot flash recovery "name of recovery file" without quotations.
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Should I put the twrp image into the phone? Also do you type a command by going into my PC and opening the cmd program?

hendlefe said:
Should I put the twrp image into the phone? Also do you type a command by going into my PC and opening the cmd program?
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In your bootloader under Cid, what does it say right now?
And is it an at&t phone or no?
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exad said:
In your bootloader under Cid, what does it say right now?
And is it an at&t phone or no?
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Yup, AT&T
By CID do you mean this?
***Tampered***
***Locked***
EVITA PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.09.0000
RADIO-0.16.32.09.01_3
OpenDSP-v25.1.0.32.0405
eMMC-boot
Apr 2 2012.21:8:24
HBOOT
etc.

Re do the steps for supercid and then unlock boot loader with HTC dev
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hendlefe said:
Yup, AT&T
By CID do you mean this?
***Tampered***
***Locked***
EVITA PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.09.0000
RADIO-0.16.32.09.01_3
OpenDSP-v25.1.0.32.0405
eMMC-boot
Apr 2 2012.21:8:24
HBOOT
etc.
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1672284&highlight=super+cid
Super CID, then unlock bootloader through HTCDEV.com
SuperCID spoofs your CID so you can unlock from HTCDEV since AT&T phones cannot be unlocked by default, it tricks HTC into thinking it's not an AT&T Phone and allows you to unlock.
Once your bootloader is unlocked then you can flash recovery as you cannot write to the recovery with a Locked bootloader.
Make sense? Good. that being said, if you're not too sure what you're doing, why on earth do you want to root your phone?

exad said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1672284&highlight=super+cid
Super CID, then unlock bootloader through HTCDEV.com
SuperCID spoofs your CID so you can unlock from HTCDEV since AT&T phones cannot be unlocked by default, it tricks HTC into thinking it's not an AT&T Phone and allows you to unlock.
Once your bootloader is unlocked then you can flash recovery as you cannot write to the recovery with a Locked bootloader.
Make sense? Good. that being said, if you're not too sure what you're doing, why on earth do you want to root your phone?
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Ahh, okay so I unlocked and now I was able to install TWRP. Thank you so much for the help. I'm still new at all this but I'm starting to understand it.

Anytime friend. Hopefully I have not put you off to asking for help. It is in your best interest to read thoroughly before proceeding with any flashing. Also, now that you are super Cid' I suggest not RUUing until such a time that you are S-OFF. Good luck, have fun
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hendlefe said:
Ahh, okay so I unlocked and now I was able to install TWRP. Thank you so much for the help. I'm still new at all this but I'm starting to understand it.
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Now you should make sure you are on TWRP 2.3.3.0. It will prevent future troubles.
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