How do I un-root my AT&T HTC One X & return it to stock and all of that stuff (Return to factory condition essentially).
Do some reading. This question has been answered countless times.
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timmaaa said:
Do some reading. This question has been answered countless times.
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Beat me to it.
I just did a search and found a few threads that talk about it.
Im seeing alot of tutorials but they all seem to be for the international versions
Search within this forum -_- how did you root if you can't figure out the search feature?
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Well i managed to get back to stock with RUU with 2.10, was fine and working, then i RUU'ed 3.18 and now the phone wont even turn on -_-
noahk11 said:
Well i managed to get back to stock with RUU with 2.10, was fine and working, then i RUU'ed 3.18 and now the phone wont even turn on -_-
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dang what did u do?
JayDream said:
dang what did u do?
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He bricked it. SuperCID and jb update = brick. Thats yhe reason you search and read BEFORE flashing. Just because u find a file don't mean it should be flashed carelessly. and just here in q-a there has to be a easy 15-20 threads on the 3.17/3.18 updates bricking devices
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noahk11 said:
Well i managed to get back to stock with RUU with 2.10, was fine and working, then i RUU'ed 3.18 and now the phone wont even turn on -_-
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Bricked.. jtag repair or send to HTC
For new motherboard.
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noahk11 said:
Well i managed to get back to stock with RUU with 2.10, was fine and working, then i RUU'ed 3.18 and now the phone wont even turn on -_-
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well on a positive not it is now ready to be returned to HTC....
I am an intl One X user but one of my mates has the ATT One X. He upgraded to JB but now he wants to root but seeing here there is no root exploits so far for JB. Can he return to ICS in anyway and then root?
There are root exploits for JB.
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yash777 said:
I am an intl One X user but one of my mates has the ATT One X. He upgraded to JB but now he wants to root but seeing here there is no root exploits so far for JB. Can he return to ICS in anyway and then root?
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Here is the link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2283760
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Guys,
Have there been any updates for the Rogers One X other than the original release? I couldn't find anything after searching.
Thanks,
Y2J
Nope, just custom roms
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I am assuming there is no way to get back to original Rogers stock out of the box since we don't have s-off yet, correct?
y2jdmbfan said:
I am assuming there is no way to get back to original Rogers stock out of the box since we don't have s-off yet, correct?
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Just run the Rogers RUU
if my phone is only rooted, can i just double click the rogers RUU and follow the instructions to return to stock? will it still say that it's been 'tampered'?
kilo89 said:
Just run the Rogers RUU
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Man I dunno what the effing secret is but I've tried all the rogers ruu threads and that **** don't work. Att and other ruus work fine (supercid) but that effing pos rogers ruu is rediculous... Always spits out some random error... Usually "incompatible bootloader error 140"
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So I made the mistake of not backing up my original stock software that shipped with my telus one x. Does anyone out there have a link to the telus stock software?
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dannykavs said:
So I made the mistake of not backing up my original stock software that shipped with my telus one x. Does anyone out there have a link to the telus stock software?
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Here's a link to the Evita shipped rom collection. http://www.filefactory.com/f/4e1ce47f16313c0d/
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Hey thanks nighthawk. I only see a Rogers rom unfortunately
I'm guessing someone still has to upload the telus version?
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Well there is the ruu so if your really willing to go all our you could relock keeping your unlock token safe, then unlock, flash the SU binary and bingo. The ruu is on the HTC Dev website.
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I am in the same situation as the OP. I rooted the stock rom and I don't backup the RUU, I am still a beginner and I had no idea I should back it up
Corbu said:
I am in the same situation as the OP. I rooted the stock rom and I don't backup the RUU, I am still a beginner and I had no idea I should back it up
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... Well your not in a bad situation, RUU is the term for a all stock, original. Nothing bad for you.
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Ok, here is my dilema:
Right now I have software number 1.93 (ICS 4.0.3), but pretty soon the OTA update for ICS 4.0.4 is going to be rolled out. From what I understood because I have an unlocked bootloader + rooted phone, the OTA update will fail unless I revert to "stock" (I am not sure here what this stock is supposed to be exactly).
1. Is it true and if yes what do I need to be able to receive the update ?
2. In case I decide I want to flash a custom rom, what should I do to be 100% sure I can revert to the original rom?
P.S. Some mod please modify the title from Tells RUU to TELUS RUU, it prevents Google from finding any posts regarding the Telus version. Thank you.
TheNightHawk223 said:
The ruu is on the HTC Dev website.
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What RUU is on HTC DEV?!
What Telus RUU has leaked?
So much wrong information is flying around in here!
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What RUU is on HTC DEV?!
What Telus RUU has leaked?
So much wrong information is flying around in here!
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First the RUU on HTC Dev is 1.91 and about the leaked ruu I have never heard of this yet.
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I thought only 1.91 kernel source was on htcdev?
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Ya sorry guys my phone autocorrected Telus....annoying.
As far as I can tell...us Telus users still don't have an option to get back to stock
Unless anyone is willing to prove me wrong
Well, I am rooted with an unlocked bootloader, but if there is a way to extract the stock RUU from my phone I'll uploaded once it is done.
Thad be great and I would direct you on how to do it if I knew how lol.
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http://androidfiles.org/ruu/?developer=Evita
There are two there for Telus. The bottom most is the ICS and the Top most one is the JB one.
Enjoy
slimdizzy said:
http://androidfiles.org/ruu/?developer=Evita
There are two there for Telus. The bottom most is the ICS and the Top most one is the JB one.
Enjoy
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Dude this thread was nearly an entire year old before you posted...
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timmaaa said:
Dude this thread was nearly an entire year old before you posted...
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Better late than never?....
exad said:
Better late than never?....
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Yeah I guess lol...
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timmaaa said:
Dude this thread was nearly an entire year old before you posted...
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And that means what? I always update Q&A threads whenever. People other than OP might be looking still. Also, seeing this thread made me wonder for my own purposes seeing as I am a Telus user as well. Who cares if it is a year old. Mods would have locked/deleted it if it was old/outdated/etc.
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And that means what? I always update Q&A threads whenever. People other than OP might be looking still. Also, seeing this thread made me wonder for my own purposes seeing as I am a Telus user as well. Who cares if it is a year old. Mods would have locked/deleted it if it was old/outdated/etc.
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You're not supposed to revive old threads. They won't ever be locked. There's a sticky with all the RUUs so there's no reason not to find them if you're searching.
I just got an One x a couple days ago and today I was going to use the AIO toolkit. I noticed though that my h-boot is 1.09. Does this mean anything? Or am I ok to use the toolkit?
Go ahead.. try the x factor exploit and unlock your bootloader
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absolutelygrim said:
Go ahead.. try the x factor exploit and unlock your bootloader
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Where did h-boot 1.09 come from? it seems as alot of people getting new one x's have 2.20. I just got mine a couple days ago and its 1.09? Am I special
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Where did h-boot 1.09 come from? it seems as alot of people getting new one x's have 2.20. I just got mine a couple days ago and its 1.09? Am I special
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Not really.. anyone can downgrade to 1.09 now
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Is there any benefit of either?
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E-Dizzle said:
Is there any benefit of either?
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1.09 is the best because you can flash kernels and radios in recovery
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1.09 is the best because you can flash kernels and radios in recovery
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So I have two touchpads and an evo 3d that are rooted and what not. Are you saying I can flash from twrp with out taking the boot.img out seperatly?
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So I have two touchpads and an evo 3d that are rooted and what not. Are you saying I can flash from twrp with out taking the boot.img out seperatly?
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I appreciate all the help. Another question. Since I'm on 1.09 would that be the reason its not changing my CID to 11111111.
Your not special just more phones with 2.20 were shipped out recently...but that comes with hboot 1.14 .... Which you have to flash boot IMG seperately...what's your softwares number ....if it's 1.73 there's menu one clicks you can use if it'd 1.85 jusys search for it its very easy to find... Idk if 1.85 works with the 2.20 exploits absolutely grim would know a lot more than me
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I appreciate all the help. Another question. Since I'm on 1.09 would that be the reason its not changing my CID to 11111111.
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That shouldn't be a problem as far as I know. As yes, having HBOOT 1.09 means you don't need to extract the boot.img and flash it separately.
Yeah im on 1.85. And all i see is one way to root it here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671237. Thats a lot of directions. Damn almost wish I had 2.20 now.
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Yeah im on 1.85. And all i see is one way to root it here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671237. Thats a lot of directions. Damn almost wish I had 2.20 now.
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Then update and use x factor? Bootloader can be downgraded so it doesn't matter.
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Yeah im on 1.85. And all i see is one way to root it here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671237. Thats a lot of directions. Damn almost wish I had 2.20 now.
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Wow..
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ECEXCURSION said:
Wow..
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Why say wow. Im gonna do it. It is alot more steps than one clicks. CMD scares people.
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Why say wow. Im gonna do it. It is alot more steps than one clicks. CMD scares people.
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LOL by the time you update to 2.20 and unlock bootloader..
you could be running a custom ROM if you do the 1.85 method >.>
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LOL by the time you update to 2.20 and unlock bootloader..
you could be running a custom ROM if you do the 1.85 method >.>
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Yeah your right. I got it done. Had a couple scares. Happenes everytime. Ive done this enough times I should be used to it. But damn its different for every phone and tablet.
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LOL by the time you update to 2.20 and unlock bootloader..
you could be running a custom ROM if you do the 1.85 method >.>
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Seriously though thanks for everybodys help. I know i hit the thanks button but thank you again folks.
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Seriously though thanks for everybodys help. I know i hit the thanks button but thank you again folks.
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Hey, I using AT&T Htc One X , 1.85 build firmware, android version 4.0.3, h-boot is 1.09. I am not able to root my phone using the above method. The CID wont change and it shows an error. Is there any way to fix it?
You're using the wrong root method. There is one specific to 1.85. The link is in the resource roll up at the top of the development forum.
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I am on my 2nd one xl, lost the first. This one I have not played with yet.
Is it possible to root, and load roms.
I have taken all ota updates.
I would like to run 4.2.2
Any advice.
I'm On Telstra
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My advice would be to read faq before posting such a frequently posted question or at least try searching.
For a guy like you, I'd tell you there was no way even if there was a way.
But there is no way.
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FSB said:
I am on my 2nd one xl, lost the first. This one I have not played with yet.
Is it possible to root, and load roms.
I have taken all ota updates.
I would like to run 4.2.2
Any advice.
I'm On Telstra
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As you're with Telstra you will be able to unlock the bootloader on your device through htcdev then install the custom recovery then flash a rom with root as there is currently no root exploit for Jellybean.
As suggested above though do your homework first.
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As you're with Telstra you will be able to unlock the bootloader on your device through htcdev then install the custom recovery then flash a rom with root as there is currently no root exploit for Jellybean.
As suggested above though do your homework first.
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pft, you ruined it -_- since he probably wont click the thanks button after you helped him, i will.
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pft, you ruined it -_- since he probably wont click the thanks button after you helped him, i will.
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Lol...I was waiting for something like this....but it makes me wonder if he will ask how to unlock now...
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Hi, I recently purchased an HTC one X and I get a message with red letters saying "this build is for development purposes only do not distribute outside of htc", also my htc has been ramdomly rebooting, I want to go back to the stock ROM because I think I might have a custom one and that can be the cause of the random rebooting.
I have the 4.1 oficial firmware but I am affraid to flash it because my phone can become a brick.... The phone was rooted with SuperSU but I have uninstalled it and checked with titanium and I can no longer get superuser rights(I suppose I have succesfully unrooted my phone), I have also checked on bootlader and I have S-ON so I dont know if I am under conditions to flash the oficial firmware without risk(I dont want a brik). I want the original firmware because of the upcoming 4.2 and sense 5.0 update HTC will be releasing.
Thanks in advace for your help.
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Hi, I recently purchased an HTC one X and I get a message with red letters saying "this build is for development purposes only do not distribute outside of htc", also my htc has been ramdomly rebooting, I want to go back to the stock ROM because I think I might have a custom one and that can be the cause of the random rebooting.
I have the 4.1 oficial firmware but I am affraid to flash it because my phone can become a brick.... The phone was rooted with SuperSU but I have uninstalled it and checked with titanium and I can no longer get superuser rights(I suppose I have succesfully unrooted my phone), I have also checked on bootlader and I have S-ON so I dont know if I am under conditions to flash the oficial firmware without risk(I dont want a brik). I want the original firmware because of the upcoming 4.2 and sense 5.0 update HTC will be releasing.
Thanks in advace for your help.
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Do s-off before you go stock or you will brick
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Really just that?
31ken31 said:
Do s-off before you go stock or you will brick
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Is that all??? with S-OFF there is absolute no risk of briking??
Nonononono there's a tradeoff. Because once you supercid you brick if you ruu while s-on. So you need to s-off so as not to brick while RUUing. Technically because there are no longer security checks you have a greater amount of risk If you do something stupid.
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Just flash a stock rooted Rom would be my advice.. what are you gaining from ruu? Look at cleanrom, it's forsurely the most stable for this phone... Just my 2 cents cause if ya don't know what you're doing or are comfortable using adb odds are is you will booger up your new to you phone..
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sinco54 said:
what are you gaining from ruu? Look at cleanrom, it's forsurely the most stable for this phone...
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Updated firmware that is not part of the ROM. If you read the top post of CleanROM, its recommended to RUU first. Its not "required", but some folks have found it helpful to resolve some issues, like random reboots.
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with S-OFF there is absolute no risk of briking??
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Nothing you do to your phone can remove all risk of bricking when you flash. There is always a risk.
But if you have S-On and SuperCID, and try to install certain OTAs or RUUs, a brick is certain (known brick condition).
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Updated firmware that is not part of the ROM. If you read the top post of CleanROM, its recommended to RUU first. Its not "required", but some folks have found it helpful to resolve some issues, like random reboots.
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Nothing you do to your phone can remove all risk of bricking when you flash. There is always a risk.
But if you have S-On and SuperCID, and try to install certain OTAs or RUUs, a brick is certain (known brick condition).
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2181399
Maybe I'm mis reading it or not seeing where it says ruu is recommended..
If I've missed it my apologies but I hve never ruu'ed and I've flashed every available Rom more then once for this handset since last April...
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2181399
Maybe I'm mis reading it or not seeing where it says ruu is recommended..
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You are confused about what CleanROM is. That is just the stock rooted ROM, not CleanROM.
This is CleanROM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1655011
In the top post you will see under Installation: •Highly recomend lates Jellybean firmware and S-Off!
Scrosler doesn't explicitly say "RUU", but this is what he means.
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You are confused about what CleanROM is. That is just the stock rooted ROM, not CleanROM.
This is CleanROM: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1655011
In the top post you will see under Installation: •Highly recomend lates Jellybean firmware and S-Off!
Scrosler doesn't explicitly say "RUU", but this is what he means.
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Oh ok, I didn't know that's what that meant lol, I thought it meant something entirely different. Thanks for clarifying for not only me but also the opie..
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First TY all for the responses, Is not my first time flashing custom roms but this is my first HTC phone and I am a little confused with all the s-off and ruu stuff
That is my software info and I have S-on, also I have unrooted, the phone had supersu but no more, what else do I have to do and what Rom do you recomend???
I really want to be able to install oficial updates without trouble.
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you are currently on the latest software. I would recommend S-OFF if you plan to take official updates. If you're confused about terminology, there's a thread in my siganture "Are you ready to root?" That explains a lot of the terminology.
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So I just need to s-off for oficial updates is that watt you are saying?? If so how can I s-off??
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There's a sticky in the android original dev section.
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So I just need to s-off for oficial updates is that watt you are saying?? If so how can I s-off??
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If you are S-on and SuperCID (which your phone likely is), and try to take the 3.18 Jellybean OTA, or run the 3.18 RUU, you will brick.
S-off will at least prevent bricking from this particular condition. The other option is change back to the AT&T CID.