[HBoot Mod] Remove red text from splash screen, Remove Tampered Text!

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That brings us back to the question what is the best hboot to be on now that we do have s-off? any ideas Rohan?

Doesn't matter anymore.
If you took the 2.14 OTA and have s-off, you should be able to just flash the 1.09 hboot, and edit mmcblk0p23 to RUU downgrade to 1.85 firmware and get working touchscreen on AOSP roms again

Now we just need a mod to remove ***TAMPERED*** and change ***UNLOCKED*** to ***LOCKED***, that'd be funny :]
 
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Re: [HBoot Mod] Remove red text from splash screen (Fastboot Downgrade!)

Ahhh it's so nice to see the beautiful splash screen without the hideous red text and loading bar... Awesome job Liam! It worked perfect for me... Was on original 1.09 hboot, used the modded 1.09 hboot :cool:

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Ahhh it's so nice to see the beautiful splash screen without the hideous red text and loading bar... Awesome job Liam! It worked perfect for me... Was on original 1.09 hboot, used the modded 1.09 hboot :cool:

Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

Loading bar's gone? I thought it was still there with 1.09 and only gone with 2.14...
 
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Ahhh it's so nice to see the beautiful splash screen without the hideous red text and loading bar... Awesome job Liam! It worked perfect for me... Was on original 1.09 hboot, used the modded 1.09 hboot :cool:

Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2

worked for me too, but I had to reflash my ROM, (didn't need to wipe data/system, just dirty flashed and cleared cache) because it was boot looping.

Loading bar only shows when booting into recovery
 

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Hmm... The 1.09 one isn't working for me. I got
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error: cannot load 'RemoveText-1.09.zip': Unknown error
and now my phone isn't booting... Let me see what I can do but I hope this didn't soft brick my device. Although I can't see why it would... All that was done was a cache clear and then a failed hboot flash.
 

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Hmm... The 1.09 one isn't working for me. I got
Code:
error: cannot load 'RemoveText-1.09.zip': Unknown error
and now my phone isn't booting... Let me see what I can do but I hope this didn't soft brick my device. Although I can't see why it would... All that was done was a cache clear and then a failed hboot flash.

Maybe a bad download? Everyone else seems to have no issues...

Maybe redownload and try again...
 

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Maybe a bad download? Everyone else seems to have no issues...

Maybe redownload and try again...

Well, I almost had a heart attack there for a second. It seems like something messed up the cache partition, because after about 5 minutes my phone wouldn't get past boot animation (CM10.1 usually takes less than a minute) so I go into TWRP and try to wipe dalvik-cache and get an error that says repeatedly "error: unable to mount cache partition", or something along those lines. Last ditch effort, I format cache in TWRP. Success. Wipe dalvik-cache. Success. Fwew. Not sure what happened, but I'll try again once my phone finishes "optimizing apps". Just to be clear... I don't need to extract the file from the zip, correct? Also, if I changed the name of the zip to something easy like newhboot.zip that wouldn't affect anything, right? That's not what I did, but I think I may have typed it in incorrectly, so I was just wondering.
 

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Well, I almost had a heart attack there for a second. It seems like something messed up the cache partition, because after about 5 minutes my phone wouldn't get past boot animation (CM10.1 usually takes less than a minute) so I go into TWRP and try to wipe dalvik-cache and get an error that says repeatedly "error: unable to mount cache partition", or something along those lines. Last ditch effort, I format cache in TWRP. Success. Wipe dalvik-cache. Success. Fwew. Not sure what happened, but I'll try again once my phone finishes "optimizing apps". Just to be clear... I don't need to extract the file from the zip, correct? Also, if I changed the name of the zip to something easy like newhboot.zip that wouldn't affect anything, right? That's not what I did, but I think I may have typed it in incorrectly, so I was just wondering.

Nope don't extract and yeh sure rename it that wont cause a prob
 

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Well, I almost had a heart attack there for a second. It seems like something messed up the cache partition, because after about 5 minutes my phone wouldn't get past boot animation (CM10.1 usually takes less than a minute) so I go into TWRP and try to wipe dalvik-cache and get an error that says repeatedly "error: unable to mount cache partition", or something along those lines. Last ditch effort, I format cache in TWRP. Success. Wipe dalvik-cache. Success. Fwew. Not sure what happened, but I'll try again once my phone finishes "optimizing apps". Just to be clear... I don't need to extract the file from the zip, correct? Also, if I changed the name of the zip to something easy like newhboot.zip that wouldn't affect anything, right? That's not what I did, but I think I may have typed it in incorrectly, so I was just wondering.

nope... i simply downloaded, moved the file to inside the adb folder as the whole zip

and yea, the loading bar definately is gone on my phone, even when booting into twrp and bootloader
 
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Well, I almost had a heart attack there for a second. It seems like something messed up the cache partition, because after about 5 minutes my phone wouldn't get past boot animation (CM10.1 usually takes less than a minute) so I go into TWRP and try to wipe dalvik-cache and get an error that says repeatedly "error: unable to mount cache partition", or something along those lines. Last ditch effort, I format cache in TWRP. Success. Wipe dalvik-cache. Success. Fwew. Not sure what happened, but I'll try again once my phone finishes "optimizing apps". Just to be clear... I don't need to extract the file from the zip, correct? Also, if I changed the name of the zip to something easy like newhboot.zip that wouldn't affect anything, right? That's not what I did, but I think I may have typed it in incorrectly, so I was just wondering.

1) Seems like the fastboot cache wipe might be formatting it in something other the ext2....the wipe in twrp seemed to fix it for me too.

2) Try dropping the zip file into the directory your command line says (i.e c:\Users\[username]) (I got the same error)
 
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1) Seems like the fastboot cache wipe might be formatting it in something other the ext2....the wipe in twrp seemed to fix it for me too.

2) Try dropping the zip file into the directory your command line says (i.e c:\Users\[username]) (I got the same error)

Indeed.. same thing happened to me in TWRP
 

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    Remove Tampered Text!

    S-Off required
    This is quite a lengthy process but this will remove the tampered text competely and not leave just a blank space at the top, you will need adb, fastboot, 2.20 RUU, recovery img and your Unlock_code.bin, so here goes:

    First of all do a FULL backup in recovery (your phone will be wiped so dont miss doing this!)
    While your phone is doing that heave over here to download the 2.20 RUU: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1814217
    When backup has completely reboot into fastboot
    do: fastboot oem lock
    Reboot into Bootloader
    Run the RUU downloaded earlier
    When it has finished do: fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin (Dont panic if this fails, it failed for me all you need to do is go to HTCDev and unlock bootloader following the instructions)
    When that has completed go back into fastboot and flash your recovery back: fastboot flash recovery twrp.img (twrp.img or whatever img your recovery is called)
    Once done enter recovery and restore the backup you made earlier
    After this you are all done for the main part but remember you flashed an RUU so everything an RUU flashes needs to be flashed back to what you want, this means reflash the HBoot, Splash image, radio and anything else that the RUU changes that you want to be different from the RUU
    Done! Enjoy no tampered text in Bootloader :D


    For those that want a quick easy flash with only red text removed please scroll down

    For One XL/Evita Only! Hboot only will be flashed. S-Off is required. This can be flashed on any HBoot and can be used to easily downgrade hboot.

    Can anyone work out what causes the loading bar to show or disappear?

    New method, customize your HBoot!

    Please note this method is currently untested (although I have hex compared the before and after hboots and all the changes seem 100% fine)

    I have made plug-ins for RegawMOD Bootloader Customizer

    RegawMOD Bootloader Customizer allows you to remove the red text or change it to something else, change s-off text to s-on, change the build date/time and change the *** Unlocked *** text

    Download the main app from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1786498

    Then download the plug-ins from here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38216901&postcount=89

    Choose the plug-in dependant on what version of hboot you want

    Place the plug-in and RegawMOD Bootloader Customizer exe in the same directory and open the exe. Choose your options and create a zip and place that zip in your adb folder

    boot into bootloader and enter fastboot mode.
    do:
    fastboot oem rebootRUU
    fastboot flash zip PJ83IMG.zip (Or whatever you called the zip when you saved it)
    fastboot reboot

    Quick simple flash that only removes red text:

    Here it is for anyone that wants it:

    HBoot 1.09: http://d-h.st/bt9
    HBoot 1.14: http://d-h.st/pZ1
    HBoot 2.14: http://d-h.st/J1T
    HBoot 2.15: http://d-h.st/toS (Thanks to exad)
    HBoot 2.18: http://d-h.st/Tnu


    Make sure you have fastboot and adb installed
    Place downloaded file in same directory as fastboot and adb is installed
    boot into bootloader and enter fastboot mode.
    do:
    fastboot oem rebootRUU
    fastboot flash zip RemoveText-1.09.zip (for 2.14 version RemoveText-2.14.zip)
    fastboot reboot

    This simply mods the hboot to remove the red text



    Some people report issues with erase cache command, if you have the problem to fix simply go into recovery and wipe cache

    This has been flashed and confirmed 100% working but as always we need a disclaimer:
    I can not be held responsible for this zip please flash at your own risk!!
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    Since we ripped the new 2.15 hboot from the European OTA, I thought I would create a no red text splash hboot for those who just want to remove the red splash, and a plugin for those who want to add some swag to their bootloader screen.

    I have already tested it myself.

    No red text hboot: http://d-h.st/toS

    Plugin: http://d-h.st/4pR
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    Since we ripped the new 2.15 hboot from the European OTA, I thought I would create a no red text splash hboot for those who just want to remove the red splash, and a plugin for those who want to add some swag to their bootloader screen.

    I have already tested it myself.

    No red text hboot: http://d-h.st/toS

    Plugin: http://d-h.st/4pR

    Thanks, added to op :)
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    this mod works great. used it with 2.15 and it worked no problem. is a mod for 2.18 in the works. had just run the ruu and the red text is back.

    thanks for the mod

    To those that want it I have added the 2.18 HBoot with red text removed in the first post
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    Thanks!
    So glad to get rid of that annoying red text.......and add my own.

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