{GUIDE} Root Desire S hboot 2.00.0002 android 2.3.5 the easy way
Ok this is my FIRST guide so give me credit plus if you need things simplified down just ask.
::::NOTE:::: I will NOT be held responsible if you brick or damage your phone in ANY way. Please do this at your OWN RISK. This DID work on my HTC DESIRE S running android 2.3.5 WITH hboot 2.00.0002 S-ON unlocked bootloader with htcdev
Ok now thats out of the way here we go
please make sure a sd card is inserted for this to work, sim card is optional but recommended
ok first thing you wanna do is download super one click v2.2 (i have attached the setup file)
once you have it extract it somewhere easy to find
make sure you dont have htc sync installed if you do uninstall it
connect your phone in charge only and make sure USB Debugging is enabled
run super one click
make sure the drop down box to the right says AUTO underneath the exploit title
click the big ROOT button and sit down and enjoy a coffee
after a while you should see
[+] Found a GingerBread ! 0x00017118
[*] Scooting ...
[*] Sending 149 zerglings ...
[+] Zerglings found a way to enter ! 0x10
[+] Overseer found a path ! 0x000171e0
[*] Sending 149 zerglings ...
[+] Speedlings on the go ! 0xafd26019 0xafd39ef7
[*] Popping 24 more zerglings
[*] Sending 173 zerglings ...
[+] Rush did it ! It's a GG, man !
[+] Killing ADB and restarting as root... enjoy!
once you see that your phone is rooted and you can begin overclocking the CPU or tweaking the rom
Hope this helps and if you have questions just ask!!!!
update: thanks to jack_R1 for this info
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AFAIK from other forums, when you unlock the phone with HTC Unlock tool, it will NOT accept boot.img (kernel) from recovery, ONLY by fastboot command. So, if you root, flash custom recovery and flash another ROM - you'll have to extract boot.img from that ROM and flash it manually through fastboot. No more automatic ROM flashing from recovery.
This is the price for using the unlock tool.
But telling people to install a custom operating system, e.g. a HTC Desire (not HTC Desire S) ROM seems like it could be more trouble then its worth ;).
But telling people to install a custom operating system, e.g. a HTC Desire (not HTC Desire S) ROM seems like it could be more trouble then its worth ;).
Well spotted zeekiz.... missed that one , wrong forum possibly?
My time is spent fine combing posts for bait if you know what I mean ;).
I thought that at first, but then I saw he said it was done on a HTC Desire S, but I'm more or less now looking at the fact that maybe it was batch posted on numerous forums to collect the "thanks", and he simply collected information on the latest official HTC Desire S sense build and added that to his post to make it "relevant" to our forum ;).
Also I might add, I don't think it's a very good idea recommending people who can barely root their devices, to instantly start overclocking, its going to lead to more threads of people finding their phones frying or worse.
"Baby steps" are the best thing, post-root of a device, and literally, baby steps.
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Originally Posted by ben_pyett
Well spotted zeekiz.... missed that one , wrong forum possibly?
funtamental question for me is if it is for Desire S or not. He doesn't persuade anybody to overclock. He says - after flashing HBOOT you can do whatever you want. Btw. when I had Hero I had it permanently overclocked. I found his safe limit and that's it. When I overclocked it too much it just froze...
Now: Flinny's CM10.1
Siemens A35 > Sony CMD j70 > N-Gage > SE m600i > SE p1i > Nokia 6120c > HTC Hero > HTC Desire S
- trying everything new but always going back to pure CM roms
- GPS not working? Use this patch and do not forget to mount /SYSTEM partition before you flash it
- if PDroid FC, be sure you mount system partition before you flash PDroid patch again
- do not pull out your battery
once you see that your phone is rooted and you can begin overclocking the CPU, tweaking the rom or install a custom OS like mine TronicRom v2
That's a little different to how your interpreting it, but also different to how I am. I'm going with the extremity, with the idea to protect the users who don't know about the risks involved.
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Originally Posted by docertabum
funtamental question for me is if it is for Desire S or not. He doesn't persuade anybody to overclock. He says - after flashing HBOOT you can do whatever you want. Btw. when I had Hero I had it permanently overclocked. I found his safe limit and that's it. When I overclocked it too much it just froze...
hmmmm... I guessf rom your point of view all XDA dev part of forum is dangerous... n00bs should go home I stick to their Nokias 3120. I dont want to be rude, but lets wait for dtronics answers. There is even a notice it could be dangerous to proceed. I believe all noobs out there will think twice if they go on or not.
Now: Flinny's CM10.1
Siemens A35 > Sony CMD j70 > N-Gage > SE m600i > SE p1i > Nokia 6120c > HTC Hero > HTC Desire S
- trying everything new but always going back to pure CM roms
- GPS not working? Use this patch and do not forget to mount /SYSTEM partition before you flash it
- if PDroid FC, be sure you mount system partition before you flash PDroid patch again
- do not pull out your battery
Sigh, you've lost my point completely. Enjoy your tangent brother.
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Originally Posted by docertabum
hmmmm... I guessf rom your point of view all XDA dev part of forum is dangerous... n00bs should go home I stick to their Nokias 3120. I dont want to be rude, but lets wait for dtronics answers. There is even a notice it could be dangerous to proceed. I believe all noobs out there will think twice if they go on or not.
Siemens A35 > Sony CMD j70 > N-Gage > SE m600i > SE p1i > Nokia 6120c > HTC Hero > HTC Desire S
- trying everything new but always going back to pure CM roms
- GPS not working? Use this patch and do not forget to mount /SYSTEM partition before you flash it
- if PDroid FC, be sure you mount system partition before you flash PDroid patch again
- do not pull out your battery
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