Thanks but that has been on , USB debugging on . I have no idea what else to try . The all in one tool can see the phone and read the CID but ADB is a no go .
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Thanks but that has been on , USB debugging on . I have no idea what else to try . The all in one tool can see the phone and read the CID but ADB is a no go .
Did you turn off HTC sync?
...just another thought.
I unistalled htc sync when I unlocked the Bootloader .
I have the same problem, I can adb when in fastboot and recovery but not when android is booted. I tried everything recommended including uninstalling HTC sync, using a different USB port and disabling & re-enabling USB debugging. Never got adb to work but I was able to get S-OFF by copying the soffbin3 file to the phone and running the final commands using terminal on the phone.
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I'm confused about super cid on my dna. I got my bootloader unlocked using the super cid enabler app and rebooting and running through the whole process with htc dev site. Now my phone is rooted and unlocked but when i check my cid it says VZW_001. HTC splash screen shows the message about a phone intended for developing only. Do i have super cid yes or no?
I've tried the super cid app tons of times but i always end up with same cid. I haven't installed latest OTA. What can i do to get super cid back? Thanks for answers.
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I've tried the super cid app tons of times but i always end up with same cid. I haven't installed latest OTA. What can i do to get super cid back? Thanks for answers.
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Yay
Worked first time with no problems. After doing the old school unlock (can't believe it's an .apk now) this was a snap. Many thanks!
Worked first time with no problems. After doing the old school unlock (can't believe it's an .apk now) this was a snap. Many thanks!
Sorry, don't have GTalk but, if I recall correctly, this is what I did for the final 3 steps.
Instead of:
- adb push soffbin3 /data/local/tmp/
- adb shell chmod 744 /data/local/tmp/soffbin3
- adb shell su -c "/data/local/tmp/soffbin3"
I did this:
Unzip soffbin3.zip on PC and copy soffbin3 to the root of the phone's "sdcard".
From a terminal on the phone (I used Terminal Emulator from ROM Toolbox):
From a terminal on the phone (I used Terminal Emulator from ROM Toolbox):
- cp /sdcard/soffbin3 /data/local/tmp/
- chmod 744 /data/local/tmp/soffbin3
- su -c "/data/local/tmp/soffbin3"
Now, when I did it, for whatever reason, su was not in the path so I had to use "/system/xbin/su" instead of "su" but when I tried again right now it was in the path. Either way, if just plain "su" doesn't run, put in the full path.
Anyway, after I did the above I rebooted into the bootloader and, holy $%^*, it worked!
No, I flashed PL8320000-DNA.zip using "fastboot flash zip PL8320000-DNA.zip" with PL8320000-DNA.zip in the fastboot/adb folder on my PC.
Essentially, I followed the S-OFF instructions exactly until step 8 (where you've booted Android w/o eMMC write protection.)
Most of my problems came from USB drivers and Windows 8 complications. Make sure you still have working ones installed like from HTC Sync.
Thx. I'm on Windows 7 but I re-installed HTC Sync and now adb is working for me with android booted.
I have adb working , now I keep getting that 99 error , its driving me nuts . But thanks Bob
Is your pc losing connection once u booted back into android? Right b4 u run the last 3 commands? Or is your adb not working b4 you've even tried to s-off? Cause my pc lost connection with my phone on that step also and I rebooted my pc and it fixed it for me. If this is not the problem your having then disregard
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Not sure if this will help but here is a guy who was getting the 99 error after doing "fastboot flash zip ..." twice which caused data corruption: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38237021&postcount=474
Appears that he went into recovery, wiped, and restarted the process. If you have a nandroid backup from before you started the S-OFF process you can try restoring that - it has worked for others. May lose some data but hopefully less than a full wipe.
Do people not know about titanium backup or apps like it. . You should never loose data from wiping your phone.
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I really don't understand why people equate soff to suddenly getting aosp
You don't need soff for aosp, nor does it in anyway help aosp development on a phone
Soff is great, but not for any reasons related to aosp roms1565lol.. that's all I've ever called him.. Ah well.. hopefully he isn't conflicted now and thinks his name is in fact Justin if it's not..
i usually just call him jcase
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