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[SOLVED] [Q] Just did S-ON, can't boot, "Security Warning"

So, I did the S-On procedure. Everything seemed to go fine but it will only go to the fastboot screen and it says "Security Warning" up at the top. Ideas?

Just go into fastboot, download the RUU you need and flash the stock rom. After that enable usb debuggin in the settings and connect to your pc. After that follow the guide you used to do before.
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I can run the RUU with S-On?

Yeah sure if you use the one that matches with your CID.
Btw I flashed my device with the RUU too with S-On
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I will give it a try. I never messed with my CID so any Tmous RUU should work, correct? Thanks for your help!

Yes, but I would use the latest one.
Write back when done
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Looks like downloading is going to take a while. I'll post back when it's been attempted.

Worked like a charm, it seems. I had used an older RUU before going back to S-On.
Thanks again. I'm now 2 for 2 in asking questions without being flamed and, instead, receiving mega helpful answers!

Sleef said:
Worked like a charm, it seems. I had used an older RUU before going back to S-On.
Thanks again. I'm now 2 for 2 in asking questions without being flamed and, instead, receiving mega helpful answers!
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No problem. But also this was posted in my s off guide under where it tells you how to s on again LOL. Would have saved u time
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HELPPP
xl VipeR lx said:
No problem. But also this was posted in my s off guide under where it tells you how to s on again LOL. Would have saved u time
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I am also having this issue my cid ID is 11111111 but when I try to write a tmobile 1.29 ruu I get the signature check error helpPPP.

Getting Back to 100% Stock

I've looked around and I can't search the forum from my phone so I started a new thread. If there is already one that answers my question, please refer me to it.
Ok, I'm on 1.85 with an unlocked bootloader. Is there any way possible to return to 100% stock?
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Yes as long as your cid is11111111 you can relock. Then run the 1.73 RUU

gunnyman said:
Yes as long as your cid is11111111 you can relock. Then run the 1.73 RUU
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Thanks gunny. Will that bring my baseband, kernel and firmware back to stock numbers? I'm not sure what my CID is, but I know it's super CID. I'll have to boot into bootloader and check.
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Super cid is
11111111 you're all set.

Won't it say relocked ? If that's the case HTC would still know something is up ,or not?
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Yes it will say re locked.

gunnyman said:
Super cid is
11111111 you're all set.
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Thanks!
tyshemi said:
Won't it say relocked ? If that's the case HTC would still know something is up ,or not?
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I'm not worried about that even if it does. I just want to try something for a day.
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gunnyman said:
Yes it will say re locked.
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Gunny, if/when we get s-off, will we be able to get rid of the re-locked?
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No idea this is my first htc device with htc dev unlock.

droidiac13 said:
Gunny, if/when we get s-off, will we be able to get rid of the re-locked?
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I have read up on this and from what I.gather yes we could remove that with soff
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I just handed out all my thanks to you guys. Thank you!

Ditto my friend :thumbup:
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[q] the right ruu

halo again
i'm stuck in logo HTC right now
i'd like to back stock RUU for my htc one XL
i was relocked my bootloader but confuse which RUU should i downloading ???
if any link url it would be nice :good:
my cid is T-mob101 as attached
please kindly help to solved my problem

waydhee said:
halo again
i'm stuck in logo HTC right now
i'd like to back stock RUU for my htc one XL
i was relocked my bootloader but confuse which RUU should i downloading ???
if any link url it would be nice :good:
my cid is T-mob101 as attached
please kindly help to solved my problem
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and this is my main get var

Read this thread it has everything you need.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671237
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It is oke to using another version of RUU
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Sorry never used a ruu before
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How is he s-off??

Not sure he had to even unlock or relock his bootloader already having s-off. I never did I just started flashing roms from day one. Did you ota to the latest hboot or is this how the phone came from the store?
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Yes it's S-OFF juts like artach
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Ok that makes perfect sense
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Oke what should i do?
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http://forums.team-nocturnal.com/showthread.php/1005-RUU-One-X-XL-LTE-RUU-s
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954wrecker said:
http://forums.team-nocturnal.com/showthread.php/1005-RUU-One-X-XL-LTE-RUU-s
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this confused me theirs no similiar like version-main for my phone 2.21.111.1
2.20 is for cingular us
2.23 is for hwe asia

how to change the superCID on my One XL?

I got a Telstra One XL running hboot 2.14. One of the requirements for the new s-off tool is superCID.
I've searched here in XDA and the net in general but I cannot find a tool that will change the superCID on the XL. The guides/discussions I found are for the AT&T One X.
thanks
ps. I've read replies where those with XL tried the AT&T superCID tool and it did nothing for them.

mrjayviper said:
I got a Telstra One XL running hboot 2.14. One of the requirements for the new s-off tool is superCID.
I've searched here in XDA and the net in general but I cannot find a tool that will change the superCID on the XL. The guides/discussions I found are for the AT&T One X.
thanks
ps. I've read replies where those with XL tried the AT&T superCID tool and it did nothing for them.
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What IS your cid? Usually if you unlock on htcdev it'll be 11111111
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InflatedTitan said:
What IS your cid? Usually if you unlock on htcdev it'll be 11111111
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not in my case
Code:
bash-3.2# ./fastboot-mac getvar cid
cid: TELST001

InflatedTitan said:
What IS your cid? Usually if you unlock on htcdev it'll be 11111111
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I think your confused my friend att one x owners needed super cid to use HTC dev because our cid was blocked all other one x cid's could go direct to HTC dev and unlock the bootloader.
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@op. I have a non AT&T phone too. This worked for me. Only took a couple mins
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671396
Obviously just do the parts for changing cid. No need to do the HTCdev part
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Trying to do this also and I can't because it says my HOX is offline in adb
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dustinhayes93 said:
Trying to do this also and I can't because it says my HOX is offline in adb
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Are you in fastboot? For adb commands your phone must be booted into a Rom
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dustinhayes93 said:
Trying to do this also and I can't because it says my HOX is offline in adb
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Also try reinstalling the HTC drivers, and just try a different USB port on your computer.

I think it might have to do with that new adb stuff in 4.2.2 I remember you have to have the latest adb and allow it to use it or something
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[Q] How do I unlock the bootloader?

Hi, guys. I'm new to the forum but I've been a fan of xda for awhile now. Anyways, I've become quite sick with the poor programming that came stock on my HTC one X, so I'm hoping to fix that. Unfortunately I can not unlock the bootloader on the phone no matter what I do. HTC dev. won't allow me to unlock it through their site, either.
My phone is an HTC One X from AT&T running Android 4.0.3 ICS, and kernel version 3.0.8, build number 1.85
Please help me guys!! A BIG thank you in advance!:crying:

Rooting is not for those who can't look up and read. This phone is quirky so if you want to root. Read the stickies here then go to android development and read the stickies there then root. The information is all there for you.
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Better to ask then to brick. Feel free to pm me. Happy to help out. You will be given some reading assignments though.
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subarudroid said:
Better to ask then to brick. Feel free to pm me. Happy to help out. You will be given some reading assignments though.
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Thank you for at least being gentlemanly about it instead of assuming I don't read. I've been working on this and READING everywhere for days, and having issues with every single program and route I try to go about. I'll PM you (As soon as I figure out how:silly and reading materials are definitely not a problem!

Don't mind exad he's a cool guy. We get a little frustrated sometimes cause we feel unappreciated.
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to be fair, your title and somewhat lack of info given screams "Havent read". i dont think it was wrong for me to assume so. You can be sure that i had no intent to insult you. things go smoother when you understand what youre doing.

Damb she is lucky. She has a 1.85. The spoof cid should still work. We got her on the right track though. I guess she has complained to att that her phone won't update to jb. Good to see taking matters into her own hands and freeing her phone from the bondage of att and the crappy bloatware that comes with it.
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Don't pretend you guys wouldn't be this helpful it it was another anonymous dude wanting root help.
Katniss, what you want is in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1709296
But you're going to need to change your CID to 22222222 before heading to htcdev to unlock, as supercid doesn't work there anymore.

You're so lucky you're still on 1.85
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timmaaa said:
You're so lucky you're still on 1.85
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Wow. Thats like finding a ps3 that can play ps2 games
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Herc08 said:
Wow. Thats like finding a ps3 that can play ps2 games
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Lol.. Not really.. While it is easier to root 1.85, it doesn't add any functionally
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exad said:
Lol.. Not really.. While it is easier to root 1.85, it doesn't add any functionally
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This is true. I was referring to rareness vs. Functionality. But hope fully you get my point
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iElvis said:
Don't pretend you guys wouldn't be this helpful it it was another anonymous dude wanting root help.
Katniss, what you want is in this thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1709296
But you're going to need to change your CID to 22222222 before heading to htcdev to unlock, as supercid doesn't work there anymore.
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Dude or Chick.... I swing both ways. Hehehe
Since supercid doesn't work anymore, where is a link to writecid22222222? I know there is one but can't find the damb thing. Someone should sticky in development thread.
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subarudroid said:
Dude or Chick.... I swing both ways. Hehehe
Since supercid doesn't work anymore, where is a link to writecid22222222? I know there is one but can't find the damb thing. Someone should sticky in development thread.
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Just do the process for 11111111 and then fastboot oem writecid 22222222 after.
Or Hex edit mmcblk0p4 after achieving root. Either way will work, my way can be a bit more dangerous: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2212737&highlight=hex+edit+cid

I thought we would have to hexedit. I all ways assumed you needed root permission to fastboot oem writecid.
Am I wrong?
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subarudroid said:
I thought we would have to hexedit. I all ways assumed you needed root permission to fastboot oem writecid.
Am I wrong?
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You need root for both, but you can achieve root without SuperCID no? SuperCID is for unlocking bootloader.

subarudroid said:
I thought we would have to hexedit. I all ways assumed you needed root permission to fastboot oem writecid.
Am I wrong?
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exad said:
You need root for both, but you can achieve root without SuperCID no? SuperCID is for unlocking bootloader.
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You need more than root for fastboot oem writecid. You need either s-off or supercid. The catch is that without s-off, once you write 22222222, you can't use writecid anymore.

Duh your right. Its been a while. adb shell and adb push su binaries = root access
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iElvis said:
You need more than root for fastboot oem writecid. You need either s-off or supercid. The catch is that without s-off, once you write 22222222, you can't use writecid anymore.
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Since he'll be doing it once right after SuperCID, it will be fine. As stated both will work lol. Can just S-OFF after if OP wants to keep changing it.

Well if in fact you can only writecid once to 22222222 For htcdev bootloader then you wouldn't be able to s-off cause you need cid11111111. Correct?
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