[TOOL] OneClick SuperCID for Unlocking Bootloader
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All this tool does is replace your CID. Once your CID has been replaced (or faked) you then have to go through the steps on the HTCDev site to actually get the bootloader unlocked.
So yes this method still requires you to go through the HTCdev site steps.
Seems as if Thursday night was the perfect time to accept delivery of my One X.
Come home, check the boards, and not only is there a one-click root tool, but 1st thing in the morning an easy bootloader unlock! Now I've got an unlocked, rooted, 1.82.502 with the fast & light CleanROM. Awesome.
I think I'm about done. It's almost a let down... The phone is pretty much perfect!
Come home, check the boards, and not only is there a one-click root tool, but 1st thing in the morning an easy bootloader unlock! Now I've got an unlocked, rooted, 1.82.502 with the fast & light CleanROM. Awesome.
I think I'm about done. It's almost a let down... The phone is pretty much perfect!
how long should it be sitting on "Restarting ADB"? been sitting here for several minutes now...don't want to do anything drastic, or am I safe at this point restarting the process (and maybe restart my computer to see if that does anything)?
I have rogers HOX but just asking for other people to have answer
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Here's a linux script to get SuperCID. It's fully automated, but only does SuperCID, no unlocking!
http://www.slicky.net/code/onexl/SuperCID-OneXL.tar.gz
Dowload SuperCID-OneXL.tar.gz
Extract the file
Open a terminal window in the directory it creates
Type: chmod +x supercid.sh
Press enter.
Type: ./supercid.sh
And you're done!
This works with Rogers and AT&T. If somebody could get me the CIDs for any other One XL variants, I could make it work for those too.
Thanks,
Billy
http://www.slicky.net/code/onexl/SuperCID-OneXL.tar.gz
Dowload SuperCID-OneXL.tar.gz
Extract the file
Open a terminal window in the directory it creates
Type: chmod +x supercid.sh
Press enter.
Type: ./supercid.sh
And you're done!
This works with Rogers and AT&T. If somebody could get me the CIDs for any other One XL variants, I could make it work for those too.
Thanks,
Billy
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I wanted superCID for my Rogers device, so decided to give this a shot. It has already been confirmed that it works on Rogers, but I would like to point out that if you have already unlocked with ROGERS001 CID(without needing to make any mods to mmcblk04p)..then you do require to go through the HTCdev procedure again and get a NEW unlock_code.bin emailed to you. I tried with my original file (because it is stated on the HTCdev site that you only need to get this file one).
I had relocked and flashed Rogers RUU before starting this process as I gave myself a soft brick doing something else beforehand.
Hope that is helpful for Rogers users.
I wanted superCID for my Rogers device, so decided to give this a shot. It has already been confirmed that it works on Rogers, but I would like to point out that if you have already unlocked with ROGERS001 CID(without needing to make any mods to mmcblk04p)..then you do require to go through the HTCdev procedure again and get a NEW unlock_code.bin emailed to you. I tried with my original file (because it is stated on the HTCdev site that you only need to get this file one).
I had relocked and flashed Rogers RUU before starting this process as I gave myself a soft brick doing something else beforehand.
Hope that is helpful for Rogers users.
Thanks much to the devs who figured this out! 
I updated the script to add some more safety. It now checks that the CID is either ATT or Rogers before trying to patch.
This will prevent bricking if something changes in the future.
It requires a new tool (included in the zip) to extract contents of the dumped file. Please extract this zip file in the same folder and replace the existing script.
Here is the main part of the change, for people who are curious:
I updated the script to add some more safety. It now checks that the CID is either ATT or Rogers before trying to patch.
This will prevent bricking if something changes in the future.
It requires a new tool (included in the zip) to extract contents of the dumped file. Please extract this zip file in the same folder and replace the existing script.
Here is the main part of the change, for people who are curious:
Code:
ECHO Checking if patch can be applied
@set ATT_CID=[CWS__001]
@set ROGERS_CID=[ROGER001]
@hexdump /skip:$214 /keep:8 /bare mmcblk0p4ORIG > $check$ 2>nul
@for /f "tokens=*" %%i in ($check$) do set line=%%i
@del $check$
@for %%i in (%line%) do set token=[%%i]
@set line=
@if "%token%" == "%ATT_CID%" goto Patch > nul
@if "%token%" == "%ROGERS_CID%" goto Patch > nul
goto FAIL-TOKEN-MISMATCH
:PATCH
So if I'm still on rogers cid. And want super cid...I can't just.run this?
Sent from my HTC One XL using xda premium
I presume you are talking about my script modification.
Its a safety check. It made me nervous that the original script was overwriting data expecting the CID to be at that offset without any verification. I felt a check was crucial, as writing the wrong data has been shown to completely brick the device.
Yes you CAN run this, you do understand the process to get the unlock_code yes? You follow the exact steps as an AT&T user would.
---------- Post added at 12:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:08 PM ----------
Yes sorry, forgot to quote you...and I agree safety checks are good...I apologize I think I misunderstood your script the first time I looked at it! After downloading the whole script, it all made sense, and does seem smart to implement.
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Yeah, that is kinda scary. My linux script replaces the AT&T or Rogers CID no matter what offset its at and it also verifies that the modified file is the same size as the original. It also saves a backup if the original. Just something to think about.
Billy
Sent from my HTC One X using Tapatalk 2
An astoundingly easy process to unlock the bootloader! Just as I was about to buck up this morning and attempt the manual method I saw this. Thanks so much to the devs that made this possible as well as those that made the unlock possible in the first place! I love XDA!
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88What will this do?This will unlock the bootloader on your rooted HTC One X from AT&T.
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Who do I thank?
Don't thank me. Thank DesignGears for creating this awesome tool. And, of course you'll want to thank grankin101 for finding out how to spoof the CID.
Linux Version by JeepFreak
Here's a linux script to get SuperCID. It's fully automated, but only does SuperCID, no unlocking!
http://www.slicky.net/code/onexl/SuperCID-OneXL.tar.gz
Dowload SuperCID-OneXL.tar.gz
Extract the file
Open a terminal window in the directory it creates
Type: chmod +x supercid.sh
Press enter.
Type: ./supercid.sh
And you're done!
This works with Rogers and AT&T.8
I am on 1.85
I guess jcase is waiting on androidpolice to publish first before he releases?
https://twitter.com/TeamAndIRC/status/20577223811124428862great jobs guys. does anyone know if we can flash stock after unlocking att one x bootloader?
by this i mean stock, without having the tampered or other indicators ?
or now that we have unlock + cwm, will we use a new resource?
wanted to confirm it worked, and i now have an unlocked bootloader =)2Here's a linux script to get SuperCID. It's fully automated, but only does SuperCID, no unlocking!
http://www.slicky.net/code/onexl/SuperCID-OneXL.tar.gz
Dowload SuperCID-OneXL.tar.gz
Extract the file
Open a terminal window in the directory it creates
Type: chmod +x supercid.sh
Press enter.
Type: ./supercid.sh
And you're done!
This works with Rogers and AT&T. If somebody could get me the CIDs for any other One XL variants, I could make it work for those too.
Thanks,
Billy
