I used a windows computer instead of a Mac to unlock and it worked. So yeah Mac bad.
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I've used both Mac and PC
I used a windows computer instead of a Mac to unlock and it worked. So yeah Mac bad.
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Alrite sounds easy enough, I'm gonna go ahead and take the plunge hope I don't mess anything up :fingers-crossed: Thx for the info!Yeah I was a bit worried but was patient and followed all instruction instructions below (from the CarbonRom thread).
I used the RUU from here
Interesting, I'm on Telstra in Australia too. I'll try flashing an older radio, see if that helps.
My phone is showing Baseband version: 0.23a.32.09.29_10.128.32.34aL
Did you try fiddling with any of the "test" settings via Dialer code *#*#4636#*#* ?
Nah it's off. Only thing syncing is my gmail, and greenify is relied upon pretty heavily for most other apps.
sorry i'm a bit of an htc newb
I am unlocked, s-off..
if i try to run this 3.18 ruu, will it relock the bootloader? will i need to reunlock it?
also, how do you flash twrp from fastboot, i've only ever done it through the goomanager app after i was rooted. (or are you forever rooted once you have s-off and can just install supersu and flash it from a running stock rom?)
On second thought, I think it will. I'm 90% certain. Count on it relocking, won't hurt to be prepared. You can check in the hboot menu (hold down power and volume when turning on.
fastboot flash recovery (name of recovery)
This ROM is rooted.
Just took a look at my battery stats and I do see media server at about 9% I'm gonna let it sit idle and see what's going on and if that moves or not, I remember that being a problem a while ago.
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On the subject of bootlooping, I still can't seem to get any 3.4 kernel-based ROM to work on my phone. The only way in which I did not follow the directions exactly was with the RUU. I tried to run it from a few different computers, windows and linux with wine. It did not work at all with the linux, but in windows 7 and 8, it hung at "sending........" until I removed the plug and it quit. The windows 7 machine (the last one I tried, got up to the sending of the hboot, which seemed to succeed, before hanging at "sending......". I was using the oem cable and a USB 2.0 port. When I look in the hboot screen, I see that it reads as follows:
***Tampered***
***Unlocked***
EVITA PUT SHIP S-OFF RL
CID-11111111
HBOOT-2.14.0000
RADIO-0.17.32.09.12
OpenDSP-v28.1.0.32.0504
eMMC-boot
Nov 26 2012, 18:37:14:-1
Any advice?
Edit: When I performed the failed RUUs, it never wiped my ROM or my recovery, but it does seem to have updated my hboot (I was on 1.09 earlier).
Edit2: The latest RootBox gives me the bootlogo, then crashes during setup and soft reboots repeatedly. Same as before my botched process.
Success! The RUU worked in a Windows XP sp3 VM. Now it is bootlooping, but at least I see the cyanogenmod logo.
i'm looking to a good rom but i cant choose between this or carbon which one is better?
call it what you want, alpha, beta, foxtrot, uniform, charlie, kilo.
It's stable enough to run as a daily driver for enterprise work/email.
Thanks man I appreciate it. But I think I'm gonna have to sit back on this one tho :/ at least until I have a better idea of what I'm getting into...
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1. Download the 2 files for s-off and place in adb folder.
2. Download the recovery of choice and put in adb folder.
3 (optional) download the remove red text file and put in adb folder.
4. You'll have to downgrade touchscreen if you want to use aosp. Head to original dev sticky to download files from h8rift. Put those in adb folder
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1. S-off! Make sure you confirm in bootloader (it usually works easier from a sense rom btw.) 4.2.2 roms need updated adb but it may work.
2. When you ruu, it doesn't touch sdcard. But I would quickly mount and backup your pics and whatnot just in case.
3. Enter fast boot. Run the ruu on the computer. It'll bring you back to 100% stock.
4. Once you up and running, enter fast boot again and send twrp.
5. I recommend to get rid of the ugly ass red text on splash. Follow Liam's thread to rid it.
6. While in fastboot go ahead and downgrade touchscreen following h8rifts instructions.
7. Now you're golden to flash anything you want :thumbup:
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