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[Official Unlocking Bootloader] HBOOT HTC Desire

HTC is committed to assisting customers in unlocking bootloaders for HTC Desire:
http://www.htcdev.com/ruu/PB9920000_Bravo_Froyo_hboot_1.03.0003_R.exe
http://www.htcdev.com/ruu/PB9940000_BravoC_S-RUU_Alltel_UTSI_001-27_hboot_1.09.exe
http://www.htcdev.com/ruu/PB9940000_BravoC_S-RUU_UTSI_028-47_hboot_1.09.exe
After this you must reboot in FastBoot Mode and type in Command Prompt: fastboot oem get_identifier_tokenSubmit
Then submit the token in order to receive your unlock code binary file...
When copying the token, start with this line:
<<<< Identifier Token Start >>>>
And end with this line:
<<<<< Identifier Token End >>>>>
The difference with the official way is that you only unlock the bootloader. You don't get S-OFF so you can't make changes 'on the fly' with Android running, you'd need to do changes with the phone in HBOOT/fastboot mode.

Hi,
thanks man. I'll have a good play with this later today.

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Link: http://www.filefactory.com/file/c04...9.00.32U_5.11.05.27_release_224699_signed.exe
If you are using AlphaRev's HBOOT, you should flash downgrade hboot first to be able to flash any other hboot...

I tried this last night but when I tried to flash the unlock binary file it just sat there then came up failed.
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flakeydan said:
I tried this last night but when I tried to flash the unlock binary file it just sat there then came up failed.
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fastboot flash hboot bravo_downgrade.img

what does unlocking bootloder do?
what is it for?

alipashang77 said:
what does unlocking bootloder do?
what is it for?
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the official way of unlocking bootloader. a bit more restrictive than true s-off (cant flash radio)
theres a thread with a little discussion about it here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1431726

FYI.. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=662710
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If you have developed a ROM, or are working with others to do so, the development forum is somewhere to discuss and share ideas, post useful feedback and logs or crash dumps, and to discuss a common goal developers are trying to achieve.
So remember... before you start a thread in development, ask yourself what you are developing. If you can't answer, then stop, step away from the post button, and think about where you are posting. Would it be better in General or Q&A, or is some more time with your best friend, search, required?
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Here bravo_hboot_1.03.0003.img: http://www.multiupload.com/0KSOMKBQ6M
Extracted from PB9920000_Bravo_Froyo_hboot_1.03.0003_R.exe

Thanks, but kinda obsolete don't ya think?When we have the cool devs writing tools like revolutionary.

backfromthestorm said:
Thanks, but kinda obsolete don't ya think?When we have the cool devs writing tools like revolutionary.
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it's what I was thinking, what's the point of unlocking it with this.. and if you do that I bet you won't be able to flash an alpharev hboot since you can't roll back hboot version, and running revolutionary won't work since it's different hboot version.
That's my hypothesis on this anyway.

Yup. Correct. Unless you flash a hexedited version of this hboot, which has the version downgraded. Any guineapigs? It's useless, unless you plan to retain HTC's stock recovery to flash custom roms. Which again is useless..

Droidzone said:
Yup. Correct. Unless you flash a hexedited version of this hboot, which has the version downgraded. Any guineapigs? It's useless, unless you plan to retain HTC's stock recovery to flash custom roms. Which again is useless..
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That is self explanatory. But I'm used to us with rational thinking being on the defense.
SwiftKeyed from my HTC Desire using XDA App.

erklat said:
That is self explanatory. But I'm used to us with rational thinking being on the defense.
SwiftKeyed from my HTC Desire using XDA App.
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Including me.. There's no way to be completely sure that the hexedited portion is the correct bit which decides the version. I flashed a hexedited hboot onto my device, and it did downgrade the version number displayed on the hboot screen, but that does not mean the version lock happens there.
But for fun, you can change the bit that says Alpharev/Revolutionary to whatever you like.

i flashed the new bootloader unlock but the bootloader is still (s-on ) and i can't use any of the root tools or s-off toools out there , is there any way to downgrade the Hboot , htc have Fu##ed me bad

hoss_n2 said:
htc have Fu##ed me bad
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Sorry to say but it was you who ****ed yourself over, not htc. But as you have the answer to the rest of your query at the same page, yet you didn't read it, I guess that clears how that happened.
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hoss_n2 said:
i flashed the new bootloader unlock but the bootloader is still (s-on ) and i can't use any of the root tools or s-off toools out there , is there any way to downgrade the Hboot , htc have Fu##ed me bad
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Did you have v1.03.0003 or v1.04 Hboot?
Can you share with us your 1.04 Hboot?

erklat said:
Sorry to say but it was you who ****ed yourself over, not htc. But as you have the answer to the rest of your query at the same page, yet you didn't read it, I guess that clears how that happened.
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So how to downgrade I.can't find the way
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Aiuspaktyn said:
Did you have v1.03.0003 or v1.04 Hboot?
Can you share with us your 1.04 Hboot?
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I have the 1.03.0003 but I can't downgrade
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hoss_n2 said:
I have the 1.03.0003 but I can't downgrade
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You must submit the Identifier Token to HTC in order to receive your unlock code binary file...
http://htcdev.com/bootloader/

CWMrecovery5.0.2.8 available in rommanager

I just update it，seems work well and color fixed，blue menu。Very good。
来自我的HTC Wildfire S 使用XDA 高级版 发送

yes !!!
just updated it like 20 minutes ago !
no more purple weird looking text !
works like a charm , thanks for the info

im still using cwm 5.0.2.6 by alquez so far so good for my wfs.
Sent from my HTC Wildfire S A510e

asdot said:
im still using cwm 5.0.2.6 by alquez so far so good for my wfs.
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erm, why wouldn't you update though?

*se-nsei. said:
erm, why wouldn't you update though?
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Yeah, why not update?
I updated mine earlier in the morning when Rom Manager warned me of the new version.
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Anything new compared to 5.0.2.6?
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*se-nsei. said:
erm, why wouldn't you update though?
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I will update but just a little bit busy a few days.
miguelca said:
Yeah, why not update?
I updated mine earlier in the morning when Rom Manager warned me of the new version.
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I would I will report if any problem.
btw, what's the worst that could happen if it fails when we flashed, doing recovery or something like that? Hardbrick or totally dead?
Nightshadow931 said:
Anything new compared to 5.0.2.6?
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good question. I also want to know

Nightshadow931 said:
Anything new compared to 5.0.2.6?
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Fixed battery charge led always orange and need to remove/insert battery if charging with phone completely off.
I already posted this info in the corresponding thread just about 5 minutes ago.
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please post results
Still running 5.0.6.2 buttery smooth. I'll try this later. Just got too much going on right now thx for this

Updated, then decided to fix premissions. After that the phone told me i had UID unstable, and all mms/sms/contacts where missing. Had to reinstall from a week old restore. Running JxMatteo's rom on mine.
Other than that is's good....

Lykkis said:
Updated, then decided to fix premissions. After that the phone told me i had UID unstable, and all mms/sms/contacts where missing. Had to reinstall from a week old restore. Running JxMatteo's rom on mine.
Other than that is's good....
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Only fix permissions when absolutely necessary. I did the same mistake last week and had the same problem. Just update recovery and it's done.
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hohohoho...updated.
Backup finished, but I haven't tried to restore
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Working like a charm

Link to download?
HTC WILDFIRE S
ROM:CM7
1 GB INTERNAL MEMORY
806MHZ OVERCLOCKED
ELECTRIC CYAN THEME

from ROM Manager > Flash ClockworkMod Recovery > confirm phone model.
ROM Manager will automatically flash CWMrecovery5.0.2.8

miguelca said:
Only fix permissions when absolutely necessary. I did the same mistake last week and had the same problem. Just update recovery and it's done.
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Yeah, thanks. It seemed like it was a good idea. It wasn't...
Well, lesson learned the hard way. Won't do the same mistake again.
It's nice to finally get some love for our dear Wildfire S.
CWMrecovery5.0.2.8 does what it says on the tin!

Updated last night.
Working good so far, did a backup.
Hardly took 8 min for backup.
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[UTILITY]One Root for WFS Windows/Mac l OP Updated [6/1/12]

Here is my first Utility I made myself that will root your device in 30 seconds literally.
BIG THANKS TO TERA TIKE!!
He helped me with my scripting
ALSO michimartini FOR CONVERTING IT TO MAC!!!
I here present you:
One Root for WFS
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This utility is now the fastest root utitlity in the wildfire s forum.
Screenshots:
Videos:
http://youtu.be/COUTIGuf1Kc
Download:
Windows:
One Root 1.3: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/58745804/files/One%20Root%20for%20WFS.zip
One Root 1.5: http://tinyurl.com/7rb83j3
Mac:
One Root 1.5: https://www.dropbox.com/s/jsay7nfkm22neex/One%20Root%20for%20WFS%20%28Mac%29.zip

Whats New?
Version 1.5
*Added Busybox
*Support for Mac OS
Version 1.3
*Fixed adb pushed where it will fail at startup
*Added new color
*Removed reboot command
*Added recovery
Version 1.0 (Not Released to Public)
*Added command to reboot into fastboot
*Added command to boot into recovery

Marvelc compatable??
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jchavez1993 said:
Marvelc compatable??
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Yes, all models of the wfs

If this works, thou shallt deserve all sorts of praises.
I'll give it a try tomorrow, see how it goes
Sent from my very dumb HTC Wildfire S (Stock Euro 2.3.5)

rezo609 said:
Here is my first Utility I made myself that will root your device in 30 seconds literally.
I here present you:
One Root for WFS
This utility is now the fastest root utitlity in the wildfire s forum.
Screenshots:
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Thanks mate, great tool!!!

Can i have a little more info please?
No need to be s-off?
also works on 2.2.401.3 ?
really on all wfs models?
Dont like to mess up wifes phone as she needs it
Edit : nvm , i just had to test it and wow unlocked and rooted! Great job !!!

It works great, thanks a lot
Sent from my very dumb HTC Wildfire S (Marvel - Stock Euro 2.3.5)

omnomnomkimiiee said:
It works great, thanks a lot
Sent from my very dumb HTC Wildfire S (Marvel - Stock Euro 2.3.5)
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Np and should I add busybox in version 1.5?

Including busybox would definitely make it more noob-friendly
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Does this wipe the phone or would it just root?? I wanna sneak it onto my sisters phone since she complains of low internal memory but I can't increase it without root..
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noneabove said:
Does this wipe the phone or would it just root?? I wanna sneak it onto my sisters phone since she complains of low internal memory but I can't increase it without root..
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It roots without wipe but if you unlock bootloader to do this, unlocking bootloader will wipe data.
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rezo609 said:
It roots without wipe but if you unlock bootloader to do this, unlocking bootloader will wipe data.
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Ahhh shoot you need bootloader unlocked ? friggggg XD

noneabove said:
Ahhh shoot you need bootloader unlocked ? friggggg XD
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My wife her phone was stock and I used this and was rooted.

Yea because it was already s-off
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rezo609 said:
Yea because it was already s-off
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No, it was not s-off yet, I just used your program and have root and unlocked it and is still s-Off

Valorster said:
No, it was not s-off yet, I just used your program and have root and unlocked it and is still s-Off
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This doesn't unlock bootloader
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rezo609 said:
This doesn't unlock bootloader
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yes your right lol, sry was confused about something else lol

So I went stock with ruu a few weeks ago and the root I used messed up super user and won't allow me to update the binary. Could I reroot with this? Or is that not possible?

rejectedsup said:
So I went stock with ruu a few weeks ago and the root I used messed up super user and won't allow me to update the binary. Could I reroot with this? Or is that not possible?
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I think you're going to have to reflash stock, then re-root.
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Received a S-OFF One V...

I just received a factory S-OFF device from HTC....
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I have posted this so that I can help you guys out...Please let me know if I can be of any help
Sent from my HTC One X

smartboy_anu said:
I just received a factory S-OFF device from HTC....
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You are than one lucky man I must say.

smartboy_anu said:
I just received a factory S-OFF device from HTC....
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sweet. maybe we can use your phone's info for a S-OFF method

smartboy_anu said:
I just received a factory S-OFF device from HTC....
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Awssome!! You guys are so lucky!
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1ceb0x said:
sweet. maybe we can use your phone's info for a S-OFF method
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Sure...lemme know if I can help the community in any way
Sent from my HTC One X

Dude your so damn lucky ...btw lots of one v's are off in the moment..I wish I bought the phone in this time
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does s-off mean you can do different things than s-on? What are the benefits/potentials here? jw

lilrob1213 said:
does s-off mean you can do different things than s-on? What are the benefits/potentials here? jw
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S-OFF stands for security off. It basically means you don't need to
flash a boot.ing before flashing a ROM.Also let's you root the phone
without unlocking the bootloader
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lilrob1213 said:
does s-off mean you can do different things than s-on? What are the benefits/potentials here? jw
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In simple terms, I know that's what you like, it allows you to flash kernels and radios in recovery
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sellers86 said:
In simple terms, I know that's what you like, it allows you to flash kernels and radios in recovery
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And......change the partion sizes of the NAND. This was a common use in devices that shipped with low storage ie. Nexus one, desire, etc.
Example one:
If you use an SD card, you probably have the 95.3 MB of "phone storage" sitting unused. With S off it is easy to reasign this as "internal storage" for apps instead of wasting it
Example two:
Your device is no longer updated / and / or you will never use the OTA feature. Our phone has 4 GB internal storage, yet only 0.95GB is accesable to us. Some is used for system, cache, and partions for things like OTA updates. You can install a new hboot that leaves more room for "system" allowing larger ROMs, or more for "internal" to allow for more programs to be installed, etc .........
Rooting gives you "root access" to the file structure, kinda like an admin on a windows computer, no files are "hidden", all can be read and edited
Unlocking the bootloader allows custom ROM images, kernels, boot animations, etc to be "flashed"
S-off is security off. This allows you to repartion the nand, or flash anything, including another operating system if it was available. You have complete and utter control of your own device.
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Ok just a question were did u get ur phone from was it a store or from HTC. Also simonsimons ,rukin and development team are working on soff hit them up u may be a great help
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I got it from HTC....
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smartboy_anu said:
I got it from HTC....
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trade it for my One V

Lloir said:
trade it for my One V
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Haha...nooooo:what:
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Hahaha xD
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smartboy_anu said:
Haha...nooooo:what:
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Ok I'll buy it...lmao
sentfromybrain

I m not selling it...but still how much do u offer?
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smartboy_anu said:
I m not selling it...but still how much do u offer?
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I'd say It's priceless to the community online .....you should donate it:thumbup:
sentfromybrain

Hahaaaaaa....u r funny
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Yea so you got one straight from HTC huh? Lucky sob. What h boot do you have? Just curious I'm no dev. Lmao
sentfromybrain

Do we need s-off

A great article from mike1986 on s-off
http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.com/2013/06/do-we-really-need-s-off.html?m=1
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Im s off and i havent found how to make my phone locked rather than relocked. Admittedly i havent needed to but its not obviously available info.
All in all the best thing about soff is restoring nandroids and not needing to use a pc to flash the boot. Pretty much everything else you can do with s on. Even rom zips dont contain the boot flash commands anymore so i still use fastboot.
Good article from mike
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cronojay said:
A great article from mike1986 on s-off
http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.com/2013/06/do-we-really-need-s-off.html?m=1
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Excellent article... If we didn't have s-on, there would be tons of bricked devices in the QnA thread!
It's better to wait for a few months for the update than to have a 600 dollar paper weight..
-Sent from my IceCold One X!

Having had many HTC devices with CID, I deliberately made damn sure I had a WWE HTC_001 device.
Couldn't care less about S-Off. Can flash anything I want as it is.

Please don't discuss about committing warranty fraud, it's not something we condone here at XDA

:good::good::good:

I want to be able to flash a Rom without needing a computer
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pandaball said:
Please don't discuss about committing warranty fraud, it's not something we condone here at XDA
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ahaha that's one of the most important things s-off was useful for though

S-Off is useless unless you have a phone that can't write boot from recovery (like ours) or you want to edit radio.
Also, not even the Nexus 4 has S-Off as far as I know, it just has an unlocked bootloader like us except it can write to boot from recovery.
HTC made the right move with the HTC One of going back to their ways of allowing recovery to write to boot as it has made a *lot* more developers buy their new phone because of it.
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Does that mean that even if we had s-off we would still have to flash boot through fastboot?
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Xenodwarf said:
Does that mean that even if we had s-off we would still have to flash boot through fastboot?
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Wrong then we are able...but at first qejave to get s-off xD
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One-X-master said:
Wrong then we are able...but at first qejave to get s-off xD
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Exactly, its the writing of the boot.img from recovery that is the useful bit - soff or not (for Rom zips, kernel zips and nandroids).
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herbie13 said:
Exactly, its the writing of the boot.img from recovery that is the useful bit - soff or not (for Rom zips, kernel zips and nandroids).
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Yea lol my post got f#cked up by connection I meant then we are able to flash boot.ing through recovery haha
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Thanks.
Its frustrating,the only reason I want a new device is to get rid of the pesky nede to use my computer every time i want to update. Other then that the One X is fantastic!
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Nice to know. I was struggling if s-off my phone or not. I think I will not take advantage of it.

Is it possible to flash a kernel(boot.img) by renaming it and restart to bootloader? Or is fastboot the only way?
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Carlovn said:
Is it possible to flash a kernel(boot.img) by renaming it and restart to bootloader? Or is fastboot the only way?
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Fastboot only

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I also think it is a tegra thing too. If these phone did not have a tegra processor we would have s-off
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cronojay said:
I also think it is a tegra thing too. If these phone did not have a tegra processor we would have s-off
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True . If we can't get APX mode access we can't do much.
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