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[Q] Which RUU for 3.32.401.105?

Hi, I think I have bricked my phone, it's a Sensation XE btw. I wanted to go back to stock S-ON and get the ICS OTA update so I ran "RUU_Pyramid_LE_HTC_Europe_1.73.401.4_Radio_10.58.9035.00U_10.15.9035.02_2_release_220036_signed". I went well and I was back on GB and entered the command for S-ON in cmd. Then I downloaded the OTA and installed it. Now the phone won't turn on, it just goes in boot loops just displaying the HTC splash screen then rebooting again. I can't enter recovery from bootloader and I can't do a factory reset, it just goes into a bootloop. So, what can I do to get it up and running again?
Have tried this guide, but I can't get passed the point where you are supposed to flash a rom from recovery since I can't get into it. I have unlocked the bootloader and flashed 4ext touch recovery but still can't boot to it.
Info:
HTC Sensation XE
Pyramid PVT Ship S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.27.0000
RADIO-11.22.3504.07_M
OpenADSP-v02.6.0.2226.00.0131
eMMC-boot.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.

Y did u go back to s-on? U can take an ota and keep ur s-off. Have u tried to just get the 3.32 firmware update and put it on ur sdcard, go into bootloader and let it update the firmware, since u did the ics update?

I need to send it in to reperation. I will try to do that, but I will need to adb push it right? Since I can't mount the SD-card. I can see if I find a docking station for the SD-card tho.
Thanks btw
Edit: placed the firmware on sd card, will boot up now. crossing my fingers!

Hopefully that should work!

Nope, it says "Loading PG58IMG.zip!", then it says "Parsing.... PG58IMG.zip". Afterwards it just stays in bootloader. Do I need to have the bootloader locked for this to work?

Probably, what is ur hboot version

1.27.0000
10char

That's the correct one, have u tried the regular ruu for that ics?

Didn't find any, could you please link me?

There isn't an RUU for the new 3.32.401.105 ICS build (yet)
Try a factory reset of the unit

yeah it's all been ota so far. if u got anything eddy i don't man

@EddyOS: as mentioned in OP, I can't do a factory reset. I can't enter recovery and when i do it from bootloader it just bootloops.

And how long do you think it takes to make a RUU for my bootloader? How long does it usually take?

Man I have know idea, but if all u did is take an ota and ur phone crapped out then I would be getting my carrier or something to fix it.

yeah, that is a possibility, but my bootloader is unlocked. That may be a problem.

You can't 'make' an RUU. If you're S-OFF you can flash the old 1.73.401.4 from fastboot but. If you're S-ON you're kinda screwed

Relock it and tell them u took the ota and this is what happened. Most carriers don't look at ur bootloader and if by chance they do, tell them u were trying to fix the problem cause u need ur phone. Do u have insurance?

So the only hope for me is to either send it in to HTC or wait for a 1.27 RUU?

Or ur cell company. That's y I have insurance on my phone. Look for kingsrom in development section and ask him what he did cause he flashed something wrong and since the phone has a 1 yr warranty on it, he got his replaced. Sorry I couldn't be of more help man.

Ok, no problem, just glad you could help as much as you could.
One last question, is there any way to lock the bootloader again without it saying "RELOCKED". Just talked to a HTC representative who said that the workshop could get suspicious regarding the error I have and the bootloader beeing unlocked and relocked.

***LOCKED***Security Warning on bootloader

Hi all,
I have tired to flash the new Rom yesterday and during checking the signature device reboot and installer said that it can not proceed.
After reboot phone goes directly into fastboot and gives ***Locked*** with Security Warning massage. I have tried different RUU but it is exactly the same.
Installation is failing on the checking signature.
I have tried Unrevoked3 but it is not able to find the device. Could you please let me know how to do it?
SAGA PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-2.00.0002
RADIO-2822.10.0804_M
eMMC-boot
I was trying to upload RUU_Saga_S_HTC_Europe_2.10.401.9_Radio_20.4801.30. 0822U_3822.10.08.04_M_release_234765_signed

http://forum.xda-developers.com/search.php?searchid=23896455
Error nr 141?
LE: hope it works now, if not search the forum, the link reffers to the search results.
You will certainly get the answer there.

Link does not work:
Sorry - no matches. Please try some different terms.

I have tried to find an answer but no luck so far, I am quite new to this. Is there anyone who can point me in the right direction?

Another solution is to try the RUU 2.10.401.8
I had some problems with the same Ruu, but not with the signature, and the previous version worked flawlesly.
What's your CID?
Sent from my HTC Desire S

I have tried few others RUU and every single of them is falling during the installation.

ok I manage to unlock the device finally
But again it is falling during the installation of a new ROM. Do I have to revert back Hboot to 0.98 before installation? if so how to do it?

So the RUU that I recommended completed successfully?
What do you want to do next?
Now you are S-ON, if you want to install custom roms you have to unlock your bootloader with the htcdev method(you will lose your warranty and need to flag manually the boot file) or to downgrade.
Sent from my Samsung Galaxy Tab

I want to downgrade the phone to orginal ROM T-mobile uk. So I could take off the simlock, I have put the unlocking code yesterday but nothing happens. I was advised to downgrade the rom and should be ok.

Could some help me out with my problem please when ever I am trying to upload new rom it is stuck on signature verification.

I will quote Enigmaamit as he said it better than me:
enigmaamit said:
SIM unlock and bootloader unlock are two completely different things.
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The only way to SIM-unlock your phone yourself is a XTC clip... better ask your phone operator.

I know the diffrance between those two, I have ordered unlocking code. After putting this into device when ever I put into new sim card it stoped nofifing me about it. But it is not able to find a new network. Below what I have receive form operator:
"It said "Successful" but nothing has happened
Darren
posted this on Apr 11 16:22
This has happened to a handful of customers who have all had one thing in common - the phones have been "rooted".
By rooting a handset the owner has removed some of the restrictions on the phone, which allows the owner to install whichever software of the phone that they wish. Unfortunately this has caused some issues when an unlock code has been entered.
It is easily rectified by reinstalling the original operating system that the phone was supplied with, then applying the unlock code and the phone should be unlocked, truly, successfully.
You can then reinstall the software you had on the phone before attempting the unlock and continue using the phone as you wish."
So that is the reason why I am trying to revert any changes.

i for one don't believe this

So their replay is bull**** in that case?

In my opinion yes(i can't say that i am a very experienced user) but i like to think i know some stuff about this.
I can't imagine what custom rom/Ruu version/app will "block" you to sim unlock your phone.
The only restrictions may be made by the phone manufacturer.

So i will try through HTC Clip in that case. But why I can upload any new RUU?

like i said earlier, i had some problems to with the 2.10.401.9 ruu.
Try the 2.10.401.8 it should work, if your phone is branded try a gold card.

[Q] AT&T HTC ONE XL custom rom & recovery installed on locked phone

Hello everyone.
I am new to this part of the forum for i just received a somewhat non working AT&T HTC ONE XL from a friend.
I presume he did not read much into his issue at the time and messed up this phone one way or the other.
Basically the phone works, just not as a phone.
So i will take my time to explain the whole situation with as much detail as possible.
I am personally familiar with rooting, setting up recovery and installing custom roms on android phones (just not on this model yet).
The phone details in its current state are:
- android version 4.0.4
- htc sense version 4.0
- software number cleanrom 4.5 beta2
- htc extension version htcextension_403_1_ga_20
- kernel 3.0.8-01564-gdc95f45
- baseband 0.16.32.09.01_3_10.79.32.08L
As soon as i received the phone, i contacted at&t to ask for an unlocking code, they gladly oblige.
I insert the new SIM card (non AT&T) and the phone asks me to insert the code. After correctly inserting it, the phone accepts the code and proceeds to reboot. After the reboot i get the phone locked screen again and asks me for the code one more time.
At this point i start searching online for the official firmware from htc for this specific model and find the 4.2.2 version and proceed to install it according to their requirements and steps (in manual mode from a desktop pc since the rom installed doesn't have the update feature).
The process gets locked at a point and cannot proceed further.
Phone boots normally again and i decide to do a factory reset. This i when i notice a teamwin custom recovery was installed which is what is blocking the official rom installation.
So at this point i am open for ideas.
I'm positive the issue is not very hard to solve but i also know that i am missing the original recovery. I can only guess no official updates were installed so the phone was running the original 4.0.4 version.
Meanwhile i will be scouting this forum on how this phone exactly works for i understood that there were two forms of recoveries for it (one full and one partial).
I still don't know the recovery version, if it's good, how to access it (different combinations of volume and power pressing didn't work for me).
Finally your opinion on how to make the phone unlocking code work, as in would i need to go back to official, or would a custom different rom work as a solution.
Wish you guys a good day and awaiting your feedback.
Cheers.

Need more info. Boot into bootloader by holding down both the volume down rocker and the power button. After the power button is held for a few seconds, you should see the capacitive buttons flash a few times, and the phone will reboot. Let go of the power button, but DO NOT let go of the volume down rocker until the while hboot screen comes up. When you see the hboot screen, tell us what it says.
In particular, we need to know if it says s-off or s-on, if it says CID 11111111, and hboot version. Also, if it says LOCKED, UNLOCKED, or RELOCKED.
Official RUU will not run if the bootloader is UNLOCKED (needs to be RELOCKED or LOCKED). But be aware, if the phone is superCID and s-on, running a Jellybean RUU or OTA will brick the phone. Which is one of the reasons we need the bootloader info.
RUU does not need to have stock recovery to run, only OTA does. My guess is your bootloader is unlocked, or its the wrong RUU. Any error message when the RUU fails (if so, what does it say)?

Hi, thank you for your quick reply.
I'm going to write down all that is written in the recovery for i still don't understand what locked or unlocked means, s-on or s-off.
anyway, here goes:
tampered
unlocked
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
i can't find anything related to cid and i'm still not used to this recovery just yet. wouldn't want to press anything just yet.
i hope i gave enough info and i guess it doesn't look too good just yet.
thank you again for your help.

you should remind me to reduce the use of "just yet".
i'm doing some more reading about superCID and S-on or S-off.
I understand there's a utility from this thread that could determine the supercid status.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1672284
again i'd like to point out i have no clue what has been done to this phone so i am trying to handle it with as much care as possible in order not to brick it.
in case superCID is 1111111 and naturally i don't have the original CID, where would that leave me?
As i am understanding slowly how this phone works, if the previous user managed to install a custom rom and a custom recovery on it, would only make sense to assume the superCID has been modified? (i'll be running the tool shortly unless someone jumps and says NOOOOOOOOO don't do it!!!)
I also noticed the teamwin recovery installed is 2.1.8.1
next is understanding what s-on and s-off are all about.
i have a feeling my chances of reverting to stock firmware are slimming. this is quite a complicated phone, nice challenge.
i'm going to point out again what my main problem is: i can't unlock the sim using the code provided by at&t since as soon as the phone reboots it asks me again. so i don't mind whichever route to take, whether custom or stock, as long as i can unlock the sim the simple way.
cheers.

srasiroslayer said:
At this point i start searching online for the official firmware from htc for this specific model and find the 4.2.2 version and proceed to install it according to their requirements and steps (in manual mode from a desktop pc since the rom installed doesn't have the update feature).
The process gets locked at a point and cannot proceed further.
Phone boots normally again and i decide to do a factory reset. This i when i notice a teamwin custom recovery was installed which is what is blocking the official rom installation.
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This is not correct (the text I've bold faced above). OTA requires stock recovery, but RUU does not.
What stopped the RUU from working, is that you bootloader is unlocked (as indicated by the "unlocked" text in hboot). But in your case, you are lucky, since if you were trying to run the 3.18 Jellybean RUU, if it had gotten past the bootloader lock check, it would have bricked the phone (known bug) if you have SuperCID (which is pretty likely).
To reiterate: DO NOT try to relock the bootloader and run the 3.18 RUU, as with S-on and SuperCID, this will brick your phone.
If you have a working adb/fastboot environment, you can easily check CID with the command: fastboot getvar all
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srasiroslayer said:
i have a feeling my chances of reverting to stock firmware are slimming.
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That is far form the truth. Getting back to stock is not that hard.
But if you only want to SIM unlock, I'm not sure that going stock will necessarily help you. You are on CleanROM now, which is pretty close to stock, and I don't think there have been many issues getting SIM unlock on CleanROM.

redpoint73 said:
This is not correct (the text I've bold faced above). OTA requires stock recovery, but RUU does not.
What stopped the RUU from working, is that you bootloader is unlocked (as indicated by the "unlocked" text in hboot). But in your case, you are lucky, since if you were trying to run the 3.18 Jellybean RUU, if it had gotten past the bootloader lock check, it would have bricked the phone (known bug) if you have SuperCID (which is pretty likely).
To reiterate: DO NOT try to relock the bootloader and run the 3.18 RUU, as with S-on and SuperCID, this will brick your phone.
If you have a working adb/fastboot environment, you can easily check CID with the command: fastboot getvar all
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That is far form the truth. Getting back to stock is not that hard.
But if you only want to SIM unlock, I'm not sure that going stock will necessarily help you. You are on CleanROM now, which is pretty close to stock, and I don't think there have been many issues getting SIM unlock on CleanROM.
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Wunderbar,
Thank you again for clarifying things up.
I've been taking this time to read more about this phone on this thread:
- http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671237
So i am starting to understand how it works.
i have to admit that i should consider myself lucky for if the phone had a locked bootloader, it would've been bricked.
i've been reading a bit about superCID and i don't have a working linux environment (other than virutal) running right now.
but i'll figure out how to check if it's superCID or not (more likely yes).
now that i've figured out one way or the other that the simlock has nothing to do with the firmwares or recovery........... what could cause it?
again i just want it to work and then i'll take the time to play with the custom roms.
I have the correct unlocking code from AT&T since it wouldn't have accepted it to reboot the phone if it was wrong.
so what could be messing it up?
Cheers

srasiroslayer said:
Wunderbar,
i've been reading a bit about superCID and i don't have a working linux environment (other than virutal) running right now.
but i'll figure out how to check if it's superCID or not (more likely yes).
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You don't need a Linux environment to get fastboot/adb working. And you will need them if you want to get s-off or change the CID (which would be the solutions to your problem of running the RUU).
To get fastboot/adb going, I'd suggest you start here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1754018
There are some apps what will read the phone's state including CID. Others here have mentioned the name of one (or more) such app, but I can't recall, and I don't use it. I'm used to using fastboot.
srasiroslayer said:
now that i've figured out one way or the other that the simlock has nothing to do with the firmwares or recovery........... what could cause it?
again i just want it to work and then i'll take the time to play with the custom roms.
I have the correct unlocking code from AT&T since it wouldn't have accepted it to reboot the phone if it was wrong.
so what could be messing it up?
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Not sure. Going back to stock might help. Its all I can think of. But don't be disappointed if it still doesn't work.

Alright,
So i figured out my CIDnum is 1111111111 using fastboot.
I understand there's a tool that can revert that.
I should also switch to s-off next.
Then at the end lock the bootloader using the adb commands.
Am i on the right track?
At this point i'll try running the RUU and cross my fingers.
My question is, shouldn't i have the original CID number?
and another off topic point, i have no clue what s-on or s-off are.
i'll get into that reading mode again in a bit.
Thank you again, i feel i'm on the right track now and confident.
Cheers
P.S.: do you need me to post the "fastboot getvar all" results? or only thing missing to be sure of was the CID?

Hang on, you're s-on and SuperCID, don't run the RUU or you'll brick your phone. You need to do some reading and research all this before you try these things.
Sent from my Evita

Guys I am Vivek Rajput, from India. I have AT&T HTC oneX. Anything related to internet is not working except whatsapp. Every app is showing network error msg. Showing some data here which i got after reading here. Assume me complete novice about software/cellphones.
***LOCKED***
EVITA PVT SHIP S-ON RL
HBOOT-1.14.0002
RADIO-0.19as.320911_2
OpenDSP-v29.1.0.45.0622
eMMC-boot
Jun 11 2012,14:36:28
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Have you checked your APNs?
Sent from my Evita

srasiroslayer said:
Alright,
So i figured out my CIDnum is 1111111111 using fastboot.
I understand there's a tool that can revert that.
I should also switch to s-off next.
Then at the end lock the bootloader using the adb commands.
Am i on the right track?
At this point i'll try running the RUU and cross my fingers.
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If you are going to s-off, you DO NOT want to change the CID. SuperCID (11111111) is needed to s-off.
As mentioned, make sure you s-off before RUU, or you will brick.
Once you are s-off, it shouldn't matter whether you lock the bootloader or not. S-off means all security checks are bypassed, including the check for bootloader lock.
srasiroslayer said:
and another off topic point, i have no clue what s-on or s-off are.
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s-off, as mentioned above means all security checks are off. There are good and bad points to this.
The good, is that you will be safe of the SuperCID + RUU brick condition. Custom ROMs will also be easier to flash, if you are interested in doing that (do not need to flash boot.img separately).
The bad of s-off, is that because all security checks are off, there are no safety checks to prevent you from flashing the wrong things. You have to be very careful you don't flash something that is not intended for the device, as it may brick the phone.
Are you are okay with that, then proceed with s-off. If not, the alternate solution is to change the CID back to the proper AT&T CID (cws__001). This will also prevent the SuperCID + RUU brick condition. But may make the phone harder to s-off in the future, if you later choose that route.

It looks like then that the s-off route is the one to take, since i will definitely in the future be interested in flashing custom roms.
And it looks relatively easy as per:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2155071
After doing some reading, it also looks safe to achieve s-off on custom roms such as my case.
I'm still reading if s-off will work on my bootloader version or if there are any specific versions to run it at. (so far no mention so good)
I'm guessing i will run s-off today and if everything works out as it should will post my results here.
Only then will i proceed to run the RUU which i downloaded from htc for the at&t model specifically (no chance i could go wrong with that).
Thank you for all the help, i honestly don't think i would've found my way around easily without guidance.
Cheers

Yes, the s-off method is easy, and it should work on any hboot version.
Good luck.

Could just having S-off fix my sim locked issue?
In any case new questions arise in my head such as since my model number is PJ8310000 and that with s-off i will be installing PJ8312000-OneX.zip, will that affect running the RUU later on?

srasiroslayer said:
Could just having S-off fix my sim locked issue?
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I doubt it. SIM lock and s-off are not related, to my knowledge.
srasiroslayer said:
In any case new questions arise in my head such as since my model number is PJ8310000 and that with s-off i will be installing PJ8312000-OneX.zip, will that affect running the RUU later on?
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Once you are s-off, all security and safety checks are off by definition. As long as you are running an RUU meant for EVITA, you will be safe, and it should run properly.

Looks like i got the 99 error thing.
at first i had the error 92 and all was working good but after the final reboot didn't get s-off
the second try i'm getting error 99.
I'm going to read more into it.
I'm still s-on so.......

So here are the current updates.
As i mentioned in the previous post, running it the first time resulted in error 92 which is normal, followed instructions and didn't get s-off.
second time i had error 99. still no s-off.
I turn off the device and power it back on, run the script all over again with a real good attention and precision (i usually don't f*ck things up).
This time i get the error 92 again and still no success at the end. (did this over 4 times now and no s-off).
would i be logical for me to assume that once the rom is booted it's messed up somewhere? hence the last part of the script not working and also hence sim unlock not working?
what's a good custom rom that would i could install using recovery and not brick my phone?
maybe just installing one would solve all my issues.
Cheers

What ROM are you attempting s-off on?
PS. Asking for a suggested/best/favourite ROM isn't allowed here.
Sent from my Evita

timmaaa said:
What ROM are you attempting s-off on?
PS. Asking for a suggested/best/favourite ROM isn't allowed here.
Sent from my Evita
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Hi,
I'm trying it on CleanROM 4.5 beta2.
And by best rom in my case was asking one that would be compatible with my situation, as in hboot 1.0.9, teamwin 2.1.8.1 recovery, supercid, unlocked, s-on.
Cheers.

[Q] how to unlock nd use my at&t HTC one x to normal one x

hello sir, I got at&t HTC one x nd I live in India it is running on android 4.0.4 where I am not able to update my anroid version nd not even on my hot spot. my friend who got a normal HTC one x has got anroid 4.2.2 I hav seen many posts of rooting unloaking I know nothing of it could someone pls help me in knowing what nd hw to root so tht I could use my phone as normal one with a succesful method.I know nothing

We need to see your bootloader details. Turn your phone off, once it's off hold volume down and then power (so you're holding both buttons together), after a few seconds let go of power but keep holding volume until you reach the white screen with text, this is your bootloader, please post the first five lines.
Sent from my Evita

If your friend has a One X, and its not from US or Canada, its a completely different phone. AT&T One X is actually known as the One XL elsewhere (dual core LTE version, code name EVITA). Aside from the US/Canada versions, every other phone branded as the One X is actually the quad core non-LTE version, code name ENDEAVORU.
EVITA and ENDEAVORU are completely different chipsets, and therefore different root methods, recovery ROMs, etc. So make sure you keep it straight and get it right.
For the EVITA, simply look up your firmware version and find the corresponding root, bootloader unlock, etc. on my Index thread:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671237

I have a similar question.
Hi I have an Evita PVT Ship S-ON RL
HBOOT 2.14.0000
Radio-0.23a.32.09.29
OpenDSP v.31.1.0.45.0815
eMMC-boot
November 26 2012, 18:37:14:-1
I purchased my phone from kijiji, it was an unlocked Rogers phone, I rooted it, changed the rom to Viper XL 4.2.0 and also on TWRP 2.6.3. And I've also unlocked the boot loader from htcdev.com
I have somehow been able to change my rom and my recovery, but still S-ON?
I'm having issues with my phone rebooting, radio shutting off and the comments i've read state that I need to change my radio and/or my kernel, but i'm still s-on. I've read that I shouldn't have been able to get this far.
Last time I tried to change my kernel I got boot loops and had to re flash my rom.
Now I'm stopping and seeking help on what I should do.
Advice is greatly appreciated.
Thank you,

Of course you can change ROM and recovery while s-on, you have an unlocked bootloader. S-off is completely different from having an unlocked bootloader. An unlocked bootloader means you can install a custom recovery and therefore custom ROMs. S-off disables security checks, for people with hboot 1.14 this means no longer having to flash a boot.img via fastboot. It also means you can flash radios, and change your hboot. It also removes the risk of bricking your phone while running a jb RUU with SuperCID. To be honest I'm surprised you made it this far, not because you're s-on, but because you seem to lack a basic understanding of modifying your device.
If you want to continue using Viper (or any Sense 5 ROM) you need to get s-off so you can upgrade to the 2.15 firmware package.
Sent from my Evita

I purchased my phone from kijiji, it was an unlocked Rogers phone, I rooted it, changed the rom to Viper XL 4.2.0 and also on TWRP 2.6.3. And I've also unlocked the boot loader from htcdev.com
I have somehow been able to change my rom and my recovery, but still S-ON?
I'm having issues with my phone rebooting, radio shutting off and the comments i've read state that I need to change my radio and/or my kernel, but i'm still s-on. I've read that I shouldn't have been able to get this far.
Last time I tried to change my kernel I got boot loops and had to re flash my rom.
Now I'm stopping and seeking help on what I should do.
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S-off isn't needed for installing custom ROMs. All you need is bootloader unlock. Its just needed if you want to do other things (like timmaaa mentioned) such as modify hboot or flash a different radio.
If you were having trouble with the Beastmode Kernel, I think some folks had to install Beastmode 2.0, then 3.5. But you can look through the Beastmode thread for details on solving the bootloop, as you are not the only one, by any means.
Of course, s-off by the Facepalm method (very easy to accomplish) then flashing the 2.15 firmware is the other solution for random reboots.

[Q] Failed attempt at re-branding K2_UL - help needed

I have been faffing about with S-OFF and the like in an attempt to de-brand my phone to stock HTC with root (the handset was an Orange UK CID). I've been at this for a couple of days now and have seemingly got myself stuck in a corner with the 2.0 hboot, which seems to be what's causing the problem for me - I was previously able to run the stock ICS RUU, but can't any longer.
Handset: HTC One SV LTE (model ID PL8010000)
*** UNLOCKED ***
K2_UL PVT SHIP S-OFF RL
CID: HTC__001 (have also been in SuperCID 11111111 numerous times)
HBOOT: 2.00.0000
RADIO: 1.15.40a.00.04
OpenDSP: v9.2.0268.1214
eMMC-boot
Mar 14 2013, 22:10:43-1
OS at the moment is Viper, because that's all I can get to install. None of the OTAs work (various errors relating to parsing android-info.txt and remote access issues in fastboot). The trouble with Viper is that the radio is apparently knackered, because I can't get a signal at all, and I was on stock JB and on ICS.
If anyone can provide me with a stock ICS 1.00.0000 HBOOT, I can try the RUU again at least. OTAs don't work from there, but it'd be a start. Any other ideas would also be greatly appreciated!
EDIT: Sorry, I forgot I'd already found a stock HBOOT and used it earlier, so have done that again now. Have now run RUU and am on stock HTC__001 version of ICS (K2_UL_ICS_40_HTC_Europe_1.17.401.5_R_Radio_0.12.40.00.14_2_10.49.40.11L_release_301902_signed). However, I still need help getting updated through the OTAs, of which I have 3 in .zip form:
OTA_K2_UL_JB_45_S_HTC_Europe_2.14.401.2-1.17.401.5_R_release_308698hqk34kifwjk0g071
OTA_K2_UL_JB_45_S_HTC_Europe_2.14.401.6-2.14.401.2_release_311966gsyc11xrfb40ox3c
OTA_K2_UL_JB422_SENSE50_MR_HTC_Europe_3.11.401.1-2.14.401.6_release_338297mseg08soslxcubit
METHOD 1:
When I try to run any of the above via fastboot oem rebootRUU, it fails and says it can't parse android-info.txt. I've checked the android-info in all three files, and the CID I have on the handset is listed in there, and the model ID is correct. I have verified with fastboot getvar cid that the CID is indeed HTC__001, so I don't understand what the problem is.
METHOD 2:
I've tried re-locking the bootloader and running again, but that still fails as above.
METHOD 3:
I've also tried just flashing the firmware.zip alone, but that spits out errors relating to the checks at two early stages in the updater script:
assert(check_cid(getprop("ro.cid") - I'm not sure why that fails given that the CID is correct for the OTAs, but it works if I just delete this check
assert(getprop("ro.product.device") == "k2ul" || - again, this is the correct device I'm trying to apply the OTA to, so I don't understand the issue
Sorry about the confusion in the initial post; any help would be greatly appreciated!

Your task should basicly be the easiest today, lol.
Get back to SuperCID, flash the RUU again (if needed, the 1.0 hboot before), and then, when phone is booted into android, let it search for updates.
Download and installing should go fine, because you are stock from the RUU and have SuperCID. Do this until no updates left and you are on 4.2.2.
You can also orientate on this guide.

old.splatterhand said:
Your task should basicly be the easiest today, lol.
Get back to SuperCID, flash the RUU again (if needed, the 1.0 hboot before), and then, when phone is booted into android, let it search for updates.
Download and installing should go fine, because you are stock from the RUU and have SuperCID. Do this until no updates left and you are on 4.2.2.
You can also orientate on this guide.
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Man, I am so sorry. Not only did I fix this myself, I found out what I'd done to cause the ballsup. You know how I said I was getting 0 signal on the network? When changing the CID, I had accidentally overwritten the first 4 digits of the IMEI, so it wasn't recognised as valid any more. Just re-edited mmcblk0p4 to reinsert the original IMEI and it's now getting a signal. Prior to that, I managed to flash HBOOT 1.0 and run RUU then flash the OTAs manually. Have also reflashed TWRP 2.7 and backed up so I can hopefully recover faster from any more mess I make for myself...
Having said that, when I was trying to get the OTAs actually over-the-air, it kept reporting no updates available. Do you think that's just a result of the IMEI issue or do I need to be fully S-ON and locked (as in HTCL) to get OTAs? Do I also need the stock recovery?
Thanks very much for the reply, mate. I wouldn't have been able to do this stuff without your guides and replies on this forum, as well, so I'm grateful for your help.

Well, hard to say with your OTAs, because i never had a non-working CID.
But to run the official OTAs you need for sure a stock recovery!

old.splatterhand said:
Well, hard to say with your OTAs, because i never had a non-working CID.
But to run the official OTAs you need for sure a stock recovery!
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The CID's fine, it's just the fact I overwrote it onto part of the IMEI... at one point I had manually edited HTC__001 into mmcblk0p4 then later rewritten it via the set cid command, which resulted in that line of the file being set to "HTC__001_001" because I'd keyed it in with the _001 overwriting the first 4 digits of my IMEI. Because I am an idiot, it would seem. Nonetheless, when I was requesting the updates OTA the CID was working fine. However, I only had stock recovery *some* of those times I tried to get OTAs, and I can't say whether the IMEI ballsup was there right from the start or not because I have no idea when I did that. I'll possibly reflash from the RUU again at some point and attempt an OTA on stock recovery with the correct IMEI, but for the time being I'm playing around with Viper because half the reason I started faffing about in the first place was that I thought some of the stock bloatware on the Orange firmware was possibly slowing down the handset (which it evidently was, since it remained slow post-fstrim) and Viper lets me strip the HTC crap out as well.
Anyway, sorry about the dimwittedness, and thanks very much for your help! :good: