HTC dev unlocked/rooted. But need S-OFF Guide - Verizon Droid Incredible 2

Can somebody help me locate a guide for gaining S-OFF after doing the HTC dev unlock? Seems a bit scattered. I have downloaded the RUU for gingerbread and know that I need to relock but I'm also reading that I need to remove CWM? Any help would be appreciated.

Kayak83 said:
Can somebody help me locate a guide for gaining S-OFF after doing the HTC dev unlock? Seems a bit scattered. I have downloaded the RUU for gingerbread and know that I need to relock but I'm also reading that I need to remove CWM? Any help would be appreciated.
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I'm in the same boat, there's plenty of information out there but it seems scattered.
I read through the Comprehensive S-Off/Root Methods thread and I think it goes like this:
Flash the RUU that's posted in that thread.
Re-lock bootloader (fastboot oem lock).
At this point it's like you're back to stock, correct?
Downgrade hboot if needed using the scripts shown (or does the RUU do this?)
S-off with revolutionary and get clockworkmod flashed.
Flash superuser / a ROM.
My question is: what will be the state of my phone after I flash the RUU listed in that thread? Will I be back to stock recovery? Will I need to downgrade hboot?

roswell_nightlife said:
I'm in the same boat, there's plenty of information out there but it seems scattered.
I read through the Comprehensive S-Off/Root Methods thread and I think it goes like this:
Flash the RUU that's posted in that thread.
Re-lock bootloader (fastboot oem lock).
At this point it's like you're back to stock, correct?
Downgrade hboot if needed using the scripts shown (or does the RUU do this?)
S-off with revolutionary and get clockworkmod flashed.
Flash superuser / a ROM.
My question is: what will be the state of my phone after I flash the RUU listed in that thread? Will I be back to stock recovery? Will I need to downgrade hboot?
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I think you have to flash the stock recovery first, before the RUU.

Flash the 2.3.3 ruu, make sure you have stock recovery, relock it then use revolutionary to get S-OFF.
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prototype7 said:
Flash the 2.3.3 ruu, make sure you have stock recovery, then use revolutionary to get S-OFF.
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Need to downgrade HBOOT before that, right?

Kayak83 said:
Need to downgrade HBOOT before that, right?
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Just flashing the RUU should be fine, that's all the downgrade tool does.

prototype7 said:
Just flashing the RUU should be fine, that's all the downgrade tool does.
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I didn't realize that flashing that RUU would leave me with hboot .97, that's pretty cool.
I'm now S-Off, thanks for the help!

roswell_nightlife said:
I didn't realize that flashing that RUU would leave me with hboot .97, that's pretty cool.
I'm now S-Off, thanks for the help!
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Neither did I lol, just checked the code and saw that's all the downgrade tool really does.
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I was just about to post this thread... glad i searched first.

Guys, how do I flash the RUU?
I've tried renaming it to PG32IMG.zip, but it throws an error stating "wrong zipped image" or something of that sort.
I've tried flashing it through flashboot:
C:\Android>fastboot flash recover recovery_signed.img
sending 'recover' (3746 KB)... OKAY [ 1.144s]
writing 'recover'... INFOsignature checking...
FAILED (remote: signature verify fail)
finished. total time: 1.613s
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Both don't work for me, and I'm out of ideas here.

pco052 said:
Guys, how do I flash the RUU?
I've tried renaming it to PG32IMG.zip, but it throws an error stating "wrong zipped image" or something of that sort.
I've tried flashing it through flashboot:
Both don't work for me, and I'm out of ideas here.
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What exactly did you do to get there? Are you unlocked? Need more info for us to help you.
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I Am still looking for info on this subject if anyone is still following this thread.

pprice520 said:
I Am still looking for info on this subject if anyone is still following this thread.
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On what subject? I did just notice the previous poster's issue, they missed the y in recovery... Not sure what you're asking for though.
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prototype7 said:
On what subject? I did just notice the previous poster's issue, they missed the y in recovery... Not sure what you're asking for though.
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thanks for the fast response, but after staying up all night i figured out how to fix my own problem lol I needed help gettin the heck off htcdev unlock so i could run rev like usual to s-off and flash regular roms. another thing you may be able to help with tho. im looking for a "stableish" ICS or JB for my dinc2.

pprice520 said:
thanks for the fast response, but after staying up all night i figured out how to fix my own problem lol I needed help gettin the heck off htcdev unlock so i could run rev like usual to s-off and flash regular roms. another thing you may be able to help with tho. im looking for a "stableish" ICS or JB for my dinc2.
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Evervolv is good, maybe PAC, idk about sense
Don't have the phone anymore, so can't really say.
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prototype7 said:
Evervolv is good, maybe PAC, idk about sense
Don't have the phone anymore, so can't really say.
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ill look around thanks for trying to help tho

I flashed the tazzpatriot ICS sense ROM with the new 3.0 kernal. Everything runs smoothly & it will only get better when oc is added in.
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I unlocked the bootloader using the official HTCDev tool. Now what?

What are the next steps in rooting? Follow the usual using Revolutionary? Install CWM manually?
Would appreciate your help folks!
Thanks
Agreed! With the bootlaoder now unlocked, what are the steps to rooting this beast? Do we still need to downgrade? Please pardon my noobness.
You wouldn't need to downgrade, I do know that. But as far as the rest, Idk. I did mine with revolutionary a while back before the 2.3.4 update, so I've been kicking ever since.
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I would see if you can install superuser from the market.
EDIT: I would also see if you can install CWM and ROM manager. If all those install ok you should be able to load a custom ROM.
HogFan77 said:
Agreed! With the bootlaoder now unlocked, what are the steps to rooting this beast? Do we still need to downgrade? Please pardon my noobness.
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You do not have to downgrade if you unlocked. You should be able to install a new recovery image like Clockwork.
valorian13 said:
I would see if you can install superuser from the market.
EDIT: I would also see if you can install CWM and ROM manager. If all those install ok you should be able to load a custom ROM.
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An unlocked bootloader does not equal root.
iNcorruptible said:
What are the next steps in rooting? Follow the usual using Revolutionary? Install CWM manually?
Would appreciate your help folks!
Thanks
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I am in the same dilema....
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mza929 said:
I am in the same dilema....
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This may point us in the right direction;
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1239821
If I run this, and unlock my incREDible2, what are my next steps to flashing/running some CM7.1 love? TIA
Installed CWM 5.0, superuser and after wiping data/cache and flashing a rom... Stuck at HTC White screen!
Flashed several roms, can't get passed it.
It's frustrating... No idea what to do next. I'm going to try flashing an earlier version of CWM and retry flashing a ROM.
Will update with progress.
iNcorruptible said:
Installed CWM 5.0, superuser and after wiping data/cache and flashing a rom... Stuck at HTC White screen!
Flashed several roms, can't get passed it.
It's frustrating... No idea what to do next. I'm going to try flashing an earlier version of CWM and retry flashing a ROM.
Will update with progress.
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How long are you waiting bro..?
First. You should have not used the htcdev garbage. You should have used revolutionary.
That is all.
Sorry I can't help you. I use a ns4g. And that's all I know about the htcdev unlocker
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Over 30 minutes. Also tried flashing older version of CWM. Did not work. Will try restoring to stock with PG32IMG
Tried flashing back RUU, PB32IMG. Failed. Still stuck at HTC White screen. So much for unlocking the bootloader! No idea what to do next... help!
iNcorruptible said:
Tried flashing back RUU, PB32IMG. Failed. Still stuck at HTC White screen. So much for unlocking the bootloader! No idea what to do next... help!
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When you flash a custom ROM from CWM on an unlocked HBOOT, you then need to manually extract the boot.img from the custom ROM zip file and manually flash it in Fastboot mode using the command
Fastboot flash boot [path to the boot.img file]
This has been documented multiple times in this forum.
tpbklake said:
When you flash a custom ROM from CWM on an unlocked HBOOT, you then need to manually extract the boot.img from the custom ROM zip file and manually flash it in Fastboot mode using the command
Fastboot flash boot [path to the boot.img file]
This has been documented multiple times in this forum.
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thank you, i ran into the same problem....this worked
Appreciated. Tried it, didn't work Any other suggestions?
iNcorruptible said:
Appreciated. Tried it, didn't work Any other suggestions?
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Yes in your case you will need to relock the bootloader in order to flash the RUU/PG32IMG.zip file. You cannot flash a RUU on an unlocked bootloader.
I'm guessing you guys have something other than .98 hboot? I'll find out soon when my wifes replacement comes in but I was not intending to use the HTC unlocker if I didn't have to. I was planning to try the tool attn1 has posted in the dev section unless the hboot changed with the ota.
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CondemnedSoul said:
I'm guessing you guys have something other than .98 hboot? I'll find out soon when my wifes replacement comes in but I was not intending to use the HTC unlocker if I didn't have to. I was planning to try the tool attn1 has posted in the dev section unless the hboot changed with the ota.
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Still at Hboot 0.98!
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Still at Hboot 0.98!
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Good to hear kinda thought it was. I'll be using the method attn1 has posted then. I don't trust the unlock method through HTC for one main reason which is this... Unlocking bootloader and rooting voids warranty as we all know. So what happens when HTC knows your bootloader was unlocked because you used their tool and they have the serial number?
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I need to root an evo with 2.18 HBoot

Please forgive me, ive read the forum and found no information on how to root an 2.3 Evo with HBoot version 2.18. i did find rooting guides but only for the 2.15 or 2.16. even tried running revolutionary anyway and got "2.18 is not supported at this time". any info on a helpful thread or how to go about it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance....Later
drlzanej said:
Please forgive me, ive read the forum and found no information on how to root an 2.3 Evo with HBoot version 2.18. i did find rooting guides but only for the 2.15 or 2.16. even tried running revolutionary anyway and got "2.18 is not supported at this time". any info on a helpful thread or how to go about it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance....Later
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1473373 there you go
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1499922
Here's an easy to understand one.
I apreciate the info guys, Ill be bouncing over here from the Heroc forum soon nice to wee theres some folks here as cool as the people there. Think ill feel right at home. I bought this Evo from my boss jist to see if id like it, and i do . Ill be useing it to practice on till i get new ones for the wife and myself. Ill be seein ya and Thanks again....Later
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The new HTC tool can root that.
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You mean on htcdev? I just checked and didn't see our phones in the list.
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cprielly said:
You mean on htcdev? I just checked and didn't see our phones in the list.
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you have to pick all other supported models
Ok so I went to htcdev, followed the instructions to the tee, when I open the command to get the token I get "waiting for device" and then nothing, just sits there and waits. Any suggestions???
drlzanej said:
Ok so I went to htcdev, followed the instructions to the tee, when I open the command to get the token I get "waiting for device" and then nothing, just sits there and waits. Any suggestions???
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is usb debugging enabled ?Did you try reinstalling the drivers?
yes sir, to both questions
drlzanej said:
yes sir, to both questions
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maybe try a reboot of your PC and phone
Thank you for your responses, I tried rebooting phone and pc, with no luck. Out of curiousity I opend my command prompt and adb isnt recognizing my device. Going to try uninstalling and reinstalling sdk and jre and go from there. Curious, what version of sdk are we useing, r16?
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AWESOME, I now have root. Only other question, What is the advantage to taking it further and useing revolutionary or unrevoked???. Just curious.
BTW. Thank you for your assistance, it is greatly appreciated
drlzanej said:
AWESOME, I now have root. Only other question, What is the advantage to taking it further and useing revolutionary or unrevoked???. Just curious.
BTW. Thank you for your assistance, it is greatly appreciated
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You gain full s-off. With s-on unlocked you can't write to the radio partition and others. So if a rom comes with a custom kernel you will have to flash the boot.img from fastboot then the rom I think
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Well I guess it will be worth it to go the full rought then. I feel like kind of a dip****, lol problems last night turned out to be a bad USB cord, what a noob mistake. Anyways Thanks again for the assistance.
drlzanej said:
Well I guess it will be worth it to go the full rought then. I feel like kind of a dip****, lol problems last night turned out to be a bad USB cord, what a noob mistake. Anyways Thanks again for the assistance.
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i recommend down grading to 2.3.3 and using revolutionary
ok so i decided to attempt to get s-off useing the method at the end of this post http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1473373 . when i run the flash_image commands in adb it doesnt actually flash it just mocks the commands. I know the device is recognized by adb, i went back to stock rom rooted , even tried useing the RArecovery, so what could the issue be or is there an alternative method of acheiveing s-off ?,,,Thanks
evo4gnoob said:
i recommend down grading to 2.3.3 and using revolutionary
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and how would I go about this??? Thanks
EDIT:F#@K it, problem solved, Thanks
evo4gnoob said:
You gain full s-off. With s-on unlocked you can't write to the radio partition and others. So if a rom comes with a custom kernel you will have to flash the boot.img from fastboot then the rom I think
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You can flash custom kernels fine with just the unlocked bootloader. The boot partition is unlocked, along with the system and recovery partitions.

[SOLUTION] So your Marvelc is refusing to flash a ROM

Okay I've been getting reports of roms not flashing right for the marvelc. So I set out for a solution and found one I believe. One issues with some roms, is that people have been doing it wrong since they got the phone. From Gsm recovery to even gsm roms. They used cmtd a very bad idea ect ect. So now, id like to present my method for fixing all of this. First, soff your hboot, then upgrade and unlock. install custom recovery and wipe all of the partitions. Then reboot to fastboot and flash the recovery posted bellow. Report back with any findings
http://goo.im/devs/simonsimons34/marvelc/cm9/tests/recovery.img
I was just wondering if you could give step by step instructions to flashing the recovery.img. File.
Download it. Rename to recovery.img. Place in the same directory as fastboot and adb.
Put your phone into fastboot (adb reboot bootloader).
Code:
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Simonsimons34 I have tried many things but this CWM actually let me flash a rom your great!! thanks so much and this worked for me
Glad to hear it this recovery has all the bugs with flashing and backups fixed so you should be good for the life of the phone
Sent from my Wildfire S A510c using Tapatalk 2
Does this fixes the Hboot not looking for PGIMG.zip files?
RRRb50 said:
Does this fixes the Hboot not looking for PGIMG.zip files?
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No. A recovery can't fix HBOOT issue.
kalaker said:
No. A recovery can't fix HBOOT issue.
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Is there a way to fix that?
Cause it dosnt check now.
RRRb50 said:
Is there a way to fix that?
Cause it dosnt check now.
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Yes, but could you start another thread or link to a thread you've created. Let's keep this thread on-topic.
Isn't there a way to make it where it auto installs from hboot if so it'd help some ppl out ya know make it fool proof
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sakisa950 said:
Isn't there a way to make it where it auto installs from hboot if so it'd help some ppl out ya know make it fool proof
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brandonhun made one. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=27765833#post27765833
Give him a "Thanks" if it helps you out.
kalaker said:
brandonhun made one. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=27765833#post27765833
Give him a "Thanks" if it helps you out.
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will it work with my problem and how to use it?
RRRb50 said:
will it work with my problem and how to use it?
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Put on the root of your SD card. Put your SD card into your phone. Reboot your phone into HBOOT.
kalaker said:
Put on the root of your SD card. Put your SD card into your phone. Reboot your phone into HBOOT.
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Tried that but didnt work.
When I go to HBOOT my mobile does not search for the PGIMG.zip files.
Is there a way to fix that?
I might make a thread if you say so.
RRRb50 said:
Tried that but didnt work.
When I go to HBOOT my mobile does not search for the PGIMG.zip files.
Is there a way to fix that?
I might make a thread if you say so.
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Yes, please make a thread. It's best to keep this one on-topic.
RRRb50 said:
Is there a way to fix that?
Cause it dosnt check now.
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Sorry to stray off-topic...
But you want to goldcard your sd card; that should help you with the old search engine
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1379543
Old Tut by Simon... 1-12 of s-off (OP) nets you a goldcard.
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so far i have managed to get unlocked BL and s-off. i have flashed some GB roms, those are nice, i like the performance gains. one problem tho, i have to take this phone back to uscc because it is a loaner opps cant seem to help myself. i downloaded a ruu for wildfire s a510c <---my device however when i run the exe i get an error?? any help would be nice tnx
file i d/l::::RUU_Marvel_C_US_Cellular_WWE_1.02.573.00_Radio_0.94.00.0824_NV_USC_1.27_0826_PRL15107_release_219163_signed
To flash the RUU, You must Relock the bootloader first.
I can't be much help on returning the phone to s-on, other than to tell you it would take an image (before you s-off'd) and some jtag kung-foo skills
Not something easy.
Rob
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insink71 said:
To flash the RUU, You must Relock the bootloader first.
I can't be much help on returning the phone to s-on, other than to tell you it would take an image (before you s-off'd) and some jtag kung-foo skills
Not something easy.
Rob
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thanks so much for youre reply i do know some jtag kung foo skills! heh and fourteen other chinese words... this is my first ever time with an htc device! i have managed to learn a lot so far, my other device was a sgs flashed that sucker more times than girls gone wild! i am however anxiously awaiting my sgsIII
with that said, rock on with youre android device hacking...
p.s the rom i have is a stock rooted rom, of course custom kernel i added too, i can fool the uscc store upon return of the device except the phone info on lock bar ect says virgin mobile, i think its cool, but its gonna be hard to pull that one off i think lol
If you flash the RUU for your carrier it will give you a stock rom kernel and recovery so it won't say virgin mobile
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Help rooting incredible on 2.3.4

Ive tried using the last version of unrevoked (3.32) but its gives me the " is your firmware too new " error, when i tried rooting with unrevoked 3.22 its says failed to flash recovery image, and downgrading ? nah i never done ADB i know im gonna mess up my phone, i apologize if i posted this in the wrong place or something but im new to do this and i would really like to iinstall a custom room on my incredible. so any help any link or video that could help me would be reaally appreciated.:fingers-crossed:
This may help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1306400
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MagnaCore said:
This may help
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1306400
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ive done everything exactly as they say in that forum but i keep getting the same errors i stated above
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ive done everything exactly as they say in that forum but i keep getting the same errors i stated above
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weird, i'm using the same guide and it worked flawlesly. have u check the cwm md5 that ur downloading, maybe u got a bad one.
asvpmike said:
Ive tried using the last version of unrevoked (3.32) but its gives me the " is your firmware too new " error, when i tried rooting with unrevoked 3.22 its says failed to flash recovery image, and downgrading ? nah i never done ADB i know im gonna mess up my phone, i apologize if i posted this in the wrong place or something but im new to do this and i would really like to iinstall a custom room on my incredible. so any help any link or video that could help me would be reaally appreciated.:fingers-crossed:
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What hboot and radio is the phone on? Is it s-on or s-off?
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What hboot and radio is the phone on? Is it s-on or s-off?
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I'm also having trouble with Unrevoked. My HBoot is in s-on. After attempting to run unrevoked and getting the "firmware too new" error message as well. I checked the link from MagnaCore "http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1306400" but that clearly states the thread is outdated. Anyone have any suggestions?
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I'm also having trouble with Unrevoked. My HBoot is in s-on. After attempting to run unrevoked and getting the "firmware too new" error message as well. I checked the link from MagnaCore "http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1306400" but that clearly states the thread is outdated. Anyone have any suggestions?
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Here is the new updated thread http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1600904 or you could use this one also http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1506258. Both achieve the same thing in much the same way, just written up a little differently.

[HOW-TO] (S-OFF REQUIRED!) Downgrade to HBOOT 1.44

Found a copy of HBOOT 1.44 that can still be hit by revone lying around online. Figured this would be useful to anyone who was super paranoid about their phone randomly S-ON'ing.
Download the zip Here and reboot to RUU (fastboot oem rebootRUU)
Flash the zip (fastboot flash zip zipname.zip)
Done.
Edit: You're going to have to edit the android-info.txt to match your device info.
So, basically this gives us s-off people a plan-B if we accidentally do something wrong?
HECK YES!!!!!
I will flash this, then go S-On to protect my sweet sweet phone from bad flashes.
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Have you actually tried this?
GrayTheWolf said:
So, basically this gives us s-off people a plan-B if we accidentally do something wrong?
F*** YES!!!!!
I will flash this, then go S-On to protect my sweet sweet phone from bad flashes.
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Have you actually tried this?
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It flashed no problem. I couldn't get revone to kick to me to S-ON. However whatever it uses to lock/unlock the bootloader works and the hboot version is just 1.44.0000 so I'm assuming its revone'able. Fastboot wouldn't do it either due to hboot signature checks. Do you know another way to get S-ON?
Sonic2756 said:
It flashed no problem. I couldn't get revone to kick to me to S-ON. Fastboot wouldn't do it either due to hboot signature checks. Do you know another way to get S-ON?
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Oh, that's a problem isn't it?
How would we go about getting back on 1.44 then?
GrayTheWolf said:
Oh, that's a problem isn't it?
How would we go about getting back on 1.44 then?
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fastboot oem writesecureflag 1 works.
fastboot oem writesecureflag 3 fails due to hboot check.
I'm not sure if revone offers the ability to turn S-ON actually, I'll keep looking into it after my homework is done.
Sonic2756 said:
fastboot oem writesecureflag 1 works.
fastboot oem writesecureflag 3 fails due to hboot check.
I'm not sure if revone offers the ability to turn S-ON actually, I'll keep looking into it after my homework is done.
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After your homework, go s-on, and then try to s-off again with revone to humor me and make sure it works.
What is the date on that 1.44 iirc anything after july can not be revone'd
GrayTheWolf said:
After your homework, go s-on, and then try to s-off again with revone to humor me and make sure it works.
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Probably due to my GPE RUU. Gonna flash back to stock and try again.
Kraizk said:
What is the date on that 1.44 iirc anything after july can not be revone'd
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1.44 as a whole can't be S-Off short of a java card I am pretty sure.
GrayTheWolf said:
1.44 as a whole can't be S-Off short of a java card I am pretty sure.
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No if it's the one before the newest hboot you need to run revone as su in shell otherwise revone works
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123421342 said:
No if it's the one before the newest hboot you need to run revone as su in shell otherwise revone works
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Sorry, I had myself confused.
GrayTheWolf said:
1.44 as a whole can't be S-Off short of a java card I am pretty sure.
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I'm pretty sure 1.45 is the on that was patched.
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123421342 said:
No if it's the one before the newest hboot you need to run revone as su in shell otherwise revone works
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This one says May 3, 2013. Also even after flashing back to stock, trying to S-ON with 1.44 flashed, fastboot gives me the hboot verification error.
Eh. Apparently you can't S-ON with even a older stock bootloader. Which is probably good because apparently the phone would have refused to boot with S-ON and 1.44 flashed. Either way I would leave 1.44 flashed as a just in case. Especially since it's not an easy fix if something S-OFF related goes wrong.
Sonic2756 said:
Eh. Apparently you can't S-ON with even a older stock bootloader. Which is probably good because apparently the phone would have refused to boot with S-ON and 1.44 flashed. Either way I would leave 1.44 flashed as a just in case. Especially since it's not an easy fix if something S-OFF related goes wrong.
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Very nice bro, this will help keep many people feel safer that don't know entirely the full risks involved with S-OFF
Sonic2756 said:
This one says May 3, 2013. Also even after flashing back to stock, trying to S-ON with 1.44 flashed, fastboot gives me the hboot verification error.
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So, when I get my phone back with S-Off I should flash this file to downgrade bootloader to 1.44? Do I keep it 1.44 and flash roms as usual? Sorry for the dumb questions... Just don't want to mess up my phone.
lluke04 said:
So, when I get my phone back with S-Off I should flash this file to downgrade bootloader to 1.44? Do I keep it 1.44 and flash roms as usual? Sorry for the dumb questions... Just don't want to mess up my phone.
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messing with hboot is a perfect way to do just that actually.
wrong hboot file.,
hboot file not downloaded fully (corrupted)
it is (Was) back on the inc4 you'd have a bricked phone with no way to fix it, except maybe jtag
but if Sonic confirms it safe, I'd trust him and just double check that md5
andybones said:
messing with hboot is a perfect way to do just that actually.
wrong hboot file.,
hboot file not downloaded fully (corrupted)
it is (Was) back on the inc4 you'd have a bricked phone with no way to fix it, except maybe jtag
but if Sonic confirms it safe, I'd trust him and just double check that md5
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Please bare with me... I don't understand what you are say. Is the file Sonic posted HBOOT 1.44 good or bad and should I should I not flash it? I don't want to mess with anything I don't have to. I must have misread his post earlier. I thought he said to be on the safe side flash 1.44.
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Originally Posted by Sonic2756 View Post
Eh. Apparently you can't S-ON with even a older stock bootloader. Which is probably good because apparently the phone would have refused to boot with S-ON and 1.44 flashed. Either way I would leave 1.44 flashed as a just in case. Especially since it's not an easy fix if something S-OFF related goes wrong.
lluke04 said:
Please bare with me... I don't understand what you are say. Is the file Sonic posted HBOOT 1.44 good or bad and should I should I not flash it? I don't want to mess with anything I don't have to. I must have misread his post earlier. I thought he said to be on the safe side flash 1.44.
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I flashed it and everything's fine for me. I never post things without testing them first.
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Sonic2756 said:
I flashed it and everything's fine for me. I never post things without testing them first.
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Thanks for the reply. I figured you wouldn't. I am just new and don't want to mess up my phone.

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