Actually, use the method that Lucky Thirteen just posted. It's much easier and I didn't think about that.
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Actually, use the method that Lucky Thirteen just posted. It's much easier and I didn't think about that.
Hi deathscthe,
Are you still on the stock ROM? If yes simply open the SuperSu or Superuser application and locate the option for removing permanently the root. Follow the onscreen procedure and reboot. Unrooted.
To determine the exact RUU for your phone in fastboot mode at the prompt type >fastboot getvar version-main
This would be the number of my RUU, now look for your version-main, it could different from mine. If you need more help don't hesitate to ask.
Hi,Actually, use the method that Lucky Thirteen just posted. It's much easier and I didn't think about that.
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Hi,
I have tried to unroot through supersu but it was unsuccessful. After uninstalling and reboot, supersu is still there.
Well for that you actually need root privileges for achieving those actions.
If you want HTC OTA update, relock bootloader (fastboot oem lock) and flash the good RUU HERE for your phone.
Find the good one with the fastboot getvar version-main command.
e.g.
RUU_M7_U_JB_50_hTC_Asia_TW_1.20.709.101_Radio_4A.13.3227.06_10.27.1127.01_release_307831_signed_2_4.exe
RUU_M7_UL_JB_50_hTC_Asia_WWE_1.26.707.5_Radio_4A.13.3231.20_10.30.1131.05_release_309365_signed_2_4.exe
RUU_M7_UL_JB_50_HTC_Europe_1.20.401.1_Radio_4A.13.3227.06_10.27.1127.01_release_308001_signed_2_4.exe
This may be a bit technical for this thread, but I have a Python Library that I would like to use with my Java Android project. Is it possible for me to make API calls to the Python library from my Android app?
Ok I'll probably be shunned for this, and I'm sure it has got to be discussed somewhere, but I have honestly been looking for hours. I'm new to Android and just got this phone. I unlocked it, rooted it, and flashed a custom ROM (TrickDroid 5.1.0). Now, my problem is that I'm no longer getting a 4G/LTE data connection. It just keeps flashing back and forth between HSDPA and 3G constantly. Again I've tried looking into this (I'm usually a very quick learner when it comes to this kind of stuff) but everything just seems to go right over my head. I try reading threads about 'RUUs', radios, etc. but I just don't understand the terminology. From what I've gathered though (and I could be way off here), I need to flash a certain firmware or something? For the radios? The thing is when I look around, everything I find is for CID HTC_001, HTC_002, etc., and modelid: PN0710000. Well I have the AT&T version and my cidnum is CWS_001, modelid PN0712000 and build number 1.29.401.12. Can anybody help me? Does anyone even understand what I'm trying to say? Any help is much appreciated!
Hey there. Sounds like you need to go over and visit the AT&T ONE forum. Try flashing a ROM or back to Stock and it should resolve the issue. All ONEs are the same hardware wise but they all have different radios flashed for different regions and carries you probaly flashed a ROM made for a different carrier than AT&T here a link the what you need http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=2222
Thanks a lot for the response. That's what I figured was wrong, is something was messed up with the radios or something. The only thing is, multiple users have posted in the TrickDroid thread saying it didn't affect their AT&T LTE at all. I just can't figure out what happened with me. Does any of this pertain to me? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2243159 If I flashed one of these, do you think it could fix the problem? I just don't wanna dig myself a deeper hole.
Very interesting thread!
I am currently considering HTC One.
To follow up with the whole S-ON / S-OFF subject. The way I understand, as of now the only way to get the S-OFF version of the phone is trough a dev purchase over at the HTC website, and then you can go flash crazy with your phone
But what happens if you get an S-ON version of the phone trough your phone provider (T-Mobile, ATT, etc) If you get the S-ON version, are you pretty much SOL? or can you still disable S-ON function and be a root happy user?
Any feedback is appreciated.
Thanks :good: