I've changed my CID to Supercid with "fastboot oem writecid 11111111"
In bootloader it seems to be OK, but the CID Getter app allways shows me my old CID.
Scrolling down the CID Getter i can see an "ro.cid" whith the old CID value.
In the One M7 there was an hidden CID, not easy to change. Maybe in M9 is too?
Yes, the CID is stored in more than one place. But it doesn't really matter.
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So I've just USB bricked my phone and I'm running through the steps to fix it but when I run 'fastboot oem boot' it says my INFOCID is Super CID and I can't find out what my CID is in order to generate the mtd0.img How can I find out my CID and ROM version?
jordan.harris01 said:
So I've just USB bricked my phone and I'm running through the steps to fix it but when I run 'fastboot oem boot' it says my INFOCID is Super CID and I can't find out what my CID is in order to generate the mtd0.img How can I find out my CID and ROM version?
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Rom version in Settings>About Phone
CID from ASTRO file manager (download from market) via this tutorial:
http://www.mikesouthby.co.uk/2010/08/htc-desire-creating-goldcard-using-mac-or-linux/
How can I find out my ROM Version? I'm running a custom ROM and About Phone just says 2.3.4.
Did you try the fastboot oem enable command in the sd card fix section of the USB brick thread?
Yes, I did that. When I'm running the '/data/flash_image misc /data/mtd0.img' command in terminal will it tell me if it's successful or not? Because it's not telling me anything. Just jumping to the next line. I've tried rebooting after that and it's still saying damaged SD card.
Not sure if this has something to do with it but I flashed the new OxygenR2 Hboot...could that have something to do with it since they patched the SuperCID?
That was it. The new OxygenR2 Hboot has all CID's set to superCID (so you don't need a goldcard to run an RUU) I was using the backupCID which had my carrier in it. Once I generated the mtd0.img with superCID as the CID it went no problem.
Good news! Useful issues for others to read. Maybe add to the title and tag it [SOLVED]?
seriously, the USB-Brick thread MUST BE UPDATED !!!
if you are S-OFF (which you must be since running a custom hboot) you can fix usb-brick with:
fastboot oem enableqxdm 0
fastboot oem eraseconfig
and that is it, usb-brick fixed !
So there was an exploit found for the One X to change the CID and I thought I'd try and adapt the same method for the Desire C (if possible).
My phone is rooted, ROM is Nameless v2.0.2
So I started dumping all the mmcblk0p1, p2, p3 etc till I got to p7. Open that up in the hex editor and at offset 0000200 there's my CID (locked to Bell Mobility here in Canada) BM___001 ... so now I thought I'd give it a whirl myself. It seems that this is the wrong location however, because changing that to 11111111 and then pushing back to the phone, reboot, fastboot getvar cid gives me the same thing, BM___001 ... am I being a newb and this is because of S-ON?? In the original version he says to check the cid by using fastboot oem readcid but that doesn't seem to be supported in my version of fastboot. I don't know... anyway, any and all help would be appreciated. I'm going to try and find any other instances of the CID in any of the block partitions...
Hopefully someone else cares as much as I do :fingers-crossed:
So there's another instance of the CID at offsets 1440/1450 in the same file, /dev/block/mmcblk0p7
I'll try changing both and see what happens... nothing, apparently.. still getting BM___001 from fastboot getvar cid
I've been looking at the JellyBean ROMs and see that they require you to have the right CID but I'm having trouble finding mine. I've tried both CID Getter from the Play Store and "getprop ro.cid" from a terminal prompt but neither show anything. The terminal entry just acts like I hit return and there isn't an entry for CID listed in the information CID Getter shows me. I'm about to restore an ICS Sense build as I'm using a CM10 nightly and see if that helps but in the meantime if anyone has another method please let me know.
I searched and the only results of note suggest CID Getter or using the terminal command which I've already tried.
In fastboot, use
Fastboot getvar all
Or
Fastboot oem readcid
eyosen said:
In fastboot, use
Fastboot getvar all
Or
Fastboot oem readcid
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That did it, thanks! Getvar showed "cidnum: None" but I know it's a branded handset. The second gave me "T-MOB005" so I'm now stuck waiting a few years to see when T-Mobile get around to releasing the update.
Hey, I'm trying to get CID so I can upgrade my firmware but I can't get the CID of my phone. I've tried 'fastboot getvar cid' and CID Getter but neither work. From what I understand, CID Getter is supposed to show the CID above the 'Exit' button but it doesn't. I've attacked the screen shots of what it shows. The bootloader is unlocked but not S-OFF.
fastboot oem readcid
Also, more usefully:
fastboot getvar version-main
'fastboot oem readcid' did it. Thanks!
just out of curiosity what was your cid?
HTC__621
how i can change my supercid 11111111 to other cid?
daothuan said:
how i can change my supercid 11111111 to other cid?
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Do you have S-OFF? Cause it can only be done if you have S-OFF!
Use "fastboot oem writecid 00000000" to write it to 00000000
i have s-off. Use "fastboot oem writecid 00000000" to write it to 00000000 then my cid is??? and i do what?
if i want change to cid 0_44 how i can do?
daothuan said:
i have s-off. Use "fastboot oem writecid 00000000" to write it to 00000000 then my cid is??? and i do what?
if i want change to cid 0_44 how i can do?
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What CID do you want use comand fastboot oem writecid CIDyouwant
daothuan said:
i have s-off. Use "fastboot oem writecid 00000000" to write it to 00000000 then my cid is??? and i do what?
if i want change to cid 0_44 how i can do?
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Duh, your CID will be 00000000
CID 0_44 is not a valid CID as far as I know? Don't you mean HTC__044?