[HBOOT] Hex Edited Stock 1.44.000 hboot (1.29.651.10)

AssassinsLament · Jun 8, 2013

Here is a hex edited version of the stock 1.44.000 hboot (1.29.651.10).

It is basically for people who want their hboot to appear stock.

What was edited:

1) "TAMPERED" was removed.
2) "UNLOCKED" is masked as "LOCKED"
3) "S-OFF" is masked as "S-ON"
4) Red development text (on boot up) was removed.

Flash it in bootloader (fastboot)! Flash at own risk! (you need S-OFF obviously)

How to flash:

Code:

fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip hboot_hexed.zip
fastboot reboot-bootloader

Enjoy!

MD5: 436aaad9df326ea7680d184988fd6f91 hboot_hexed.zip
MD5: 24917745f52b366124a3ebcd03b7c166 hboot_hexed_redonly.zip

sailio · Jun 8, 2013

Awesome work!

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slimc84 · Jun 8, 2013

quick and painless!!!! thanks for the work!!!

enik_fox · Jun 8, 2013

Wait... We have s-off? How do I achieve this lol. Apparently I've been under a rock!

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thatotherguy.. · Jun 8, 2013

enik_fox said:
Wait... We have s-off? How do I achieve this lol. Apparently I've been under a rock!

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Yup http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2314642

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bigmase23 · Jun 8, 2013

thatotherguy.. said:
Yup http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2314642

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Can you make one just for the Red development removal only?? and thanks!!

il Duce · Jun 8, 2013

killer!

anyone know the correct command for a splash?

I tried

fastboot flash splash1 splash.img

it say writing splash1

then "remote: not allowed"

happened with stock and this hboot

AssassinsLament · Jun 8, 2013

il Duce said:
killer!

anyone know the correct command for a splash?

I tried

fastboot flash splash1 splash.img

it say writing splash1

then "remote: not allowed"

happened with stock and this hboot

Since this is a stock hboot, I'm sure flashing the splash1 command isn't supported.
Try flashing an engineering hboot first, then flash the splash, then flash back this stock hboot if you wish.

il Duce · Jun 8, 2013

AssassinsLament said:
Since this is a stock hboot, I'm sure flashing the splash1 command isn't supported.
Try flashing an engineering hboot first, then flash the splash, then flash back this stock hboot if you wish.

I've been looking for eng, can't find one, you have one?

thatotherguy.. · Jun 8, 2013

il Duce said:
I've been looking for eng, can't find one, you have one?

hey duce

look at http://moonshine.io/

Install moonshine hboot. This is a customized hboot with many eng-style commands.

AssassinsLament · Jun 8, 2013

il Duce said:
I've been looking for eng, can't find one, you have one?

Sorry, I don't. I used fnoji111's HBOOT-8064 (supposedly supports M7_WLS (sprint's)) briefly, although it seemed to have worked fine, I didn't know if it was a good idea or not, so I flashed back to hexed stock.

im0rtalz · Jun 8, 2013

il Duce said:
I've been looking for eng, can't find one, you have one?

this is link for eng hboot that was posted in the sim unlock thread in the international htc one forum, the instructions have been taken down since op is looking for a way to simplify it

https://www.dropbox.com/s/3x3wwga0qy3bwky/enghboot.nb0

original instructions that was posted before removal

Code:

Originally Posted by st_7  
Yep! It's live now, here are the instructions


S-OFF is MANDATORY. if you aint got it, git it!
adb & fastboot knowledge and setup is Mandatory


WARNING - This is a simple procedure but can and will brick a device if the steps are not followed or if you explore deeper than you should during the Unlock. I am not responsible for any damage and HIGHLY suggest following all the steps through until the end.

1. download the hboot we will be using TEMPORARILY. put the downloaded file in your adb/fastboot folder
https://www.dropbox.com/s/3x3wwga0qy3bwky/enghboot.nb0

2. Make a backup of your current hboot and move it into your adb/fastboot folder

C:\android>adb shell
C:\android>su
C:\android>dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p12 of=/sdcard/myhboot.img
exit
exit
C:\android>adb pull /sdcard/myhboot.img

3. Now we are going to prepare to flash the new hboot that we need to clear the simlock from device.

C:\android>adb reboot bootloader

C:\android>fastboot oem rebootRUU

*wait for the reboot into the black htc screen*

C:\android>fastboot flash hboot enghboot.nb0

C:\android>fastboot reboot-bootloader

Ok, you should notice the difference right away between the old hboot and new hboot. This is a engineering hboot and is extremely dangerous if you tinker around in it. I HIGHLY reccomend following thru with the sim unlock and following the last step to restore your non eng-hboot. eng hboot is NOT necessary to have on a s-off device.

so now we are going to make sure what type of sim lock you have on your device.

C:\android>fastboot oem readsimlocktype

you will get a readout similar to this -

(bootloader) size: simlock = 4256, password = 96, unlock_record = 256
(bootloader) simlock type: 0
OKAY [ 0.018s]
finished. total time: 0.019s

The part we are looking for is in line 2 "(bootloader) simlock type: 0"

simlock type here is "0"

HERE IS THE MUSTARD

C:\android>fastboot oem clearsimlockcode 0 *REPLACE "0" WITH YOUR SIMLOCK TYPE*

Readout -

(bootloader) write_simlock(1368): C9F35678, 0
(bootloader) TZ_HTC_SVC_ENC ret = 0
(bootloader) write_simlock(1382): 6E7432F0, 4E07AFC7
(bootloader) [SECURITY] [PGFS] partition_update_pgfs: pg1fs_simlock
OKAY [ 0.043s]
finished. total time: 0.044s

YOU ARE SIM UNLOCKED. PLEASE FINISH THE LAST STEP TO RESTORE YOUR ORIGINAL HBOOT

C:\android>fastboot flash hboot myhboot.img

C:\android>fastboot reboot-bootloader

And just for hay of it, if you do not have superCID and would like it -

C:\android>fastboot oem writecid 11111111

C:\android>fastboot reboot

AssassinsLament · Jun 8, 2013

thatotherguy.. said:
hey duce

look at http://moonshine.io/

Install moonshine hboot. This is a customized hboot with many eng-style commands.

They don't have a download for it, so it's part of their S-OFF package, and I don't know if it's a good idea to re- S-OFF.

thatotherguy.. · Jun 8, 2013

AssassinsLament said:
They don't have a download for it, so it's part of their S-OFF package, and I don't know if it's a good idea to re- S-OFF.

I have it,,, how do I put it out?

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AssassinsLament · Jun 8, 2013

thatotherguy.. said:
I have it,,, how do I put it out?

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I don't know if they want it dumped, since they hid it in their S-OFF executable. So I wouldn't do it.

thatotherguy.. · Jun 8, 2013

AssassinsLament said:
I don't know if they want it dumped, since they hid it in their S-OFF executable. So I wouldn't do it.

Ahhh

AssassinsLament · Jun 8, 2013

il Duce said:
killer!

anyone know the correct command for a splash?

I tried

fastboot flash splash1 splash.img

it say writing splash1

then "remote: not allowed"

happened with stock and this hboot

I just confirmed it, stock hboot doesn't support flashing of splash1. Engineering hboot does though!

thatotherguy.. · Jun 8, 2013

AssassinsLament said:
I just confirmed it, stock hboot doesn't support flashing of splash1. Engineering hboot does though!

All we need is a img we want to use and that's it?

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david279 · Jun 8, 2013

The original sim unlock method doesnt work, me and others tried it thats why he took it down. This part may be key

"Originally Posted by 18th.abn View Post
im really sorry guys, i rushed putting thread together. what needs to happen is you have to write your own simlock code to the device and then unlock it. once its done it looks like this

C:\android>fastboot oem enablesimlock 0 0 11111111
...
(bootloader) write_simlock_password(299): 0, 0, 0, 0
(bootloader) TZ_HTC_SVC_ENC ret = 0
(bootloader) write_simlock_password(319): EB, 95, 41, 94
(bootloader) [SECURITY] [PGFS] partition_update_pgfs: pg1fs_simlock
(bootloader) write_simlock(1368): C9F35678, 0
(bootloader) TZ_HTC_SVC_ENC ret = 0
(bootloader) write_simlock(1382): 6E7432F0, 4E07AFC7
(bootloader) [SECURITY] [PGFS] partition_update_pgfs: pg1fs_simlock
OKAY [ 0.075s]
finished. total time: 0.076s

thats the actual sim unlock. im redoing the instructions in the op

the first "0" after enablesimlock is "0" to unlock or "1" to lock. the second "0" is the simlock type. the 11111111 is the simlock code once it was changed from its original "6E7432F0" to "11111111"

will be updating op"

See that bunch of ones(11111111) that supposed to be where the sim unlock code goes also you need to know your sim unlock number. Now you just have to find a sim unlock code...8 digit number

Sloth · Jun 8, 2013

I'm out of thanks but Thanks OP

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