Originally Posted by 2fast4u88

Would have to agree completely. How ever you hero s/design 4g should be the same kernel source. Though curious what is your guys kernel version?

According to that I am guessing that would be the design. Where everything is the same cept the letters after 10-. Where the hero is running a newer kernel by a month.

one click root v1.1 got me to root. bootloader still says locked and i haven't messed with a recovery yet. just letting yal know root is just one click away.

Since we still don't have an official thread for the hero S or the EVO design don't forget to vote whoever hasn't. Here is the link.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=1301121

Please vote so hopefully more developers can get involved.

Sent from my ROOTED HTC Evo Design 4G.

If I helped you please press thanks

Stock ROM for HeroS:
http://www.filefactory.com/file/c0ec...1.26.573.7.zip

Stock RUU for EVO Design. Credit goes to piaa_nissan though, find him and give him a thanks...

http://www.multiupload.com/82BN1JCFX5

http://www.filefactory.com/file/cd4c...668_signed.exe

Sent from my ROOTED HTC Evo Design 4G.

If I helped you please press thanks

Us Cellular Hero S OTA zip

---

http://www.filefactory.com/file/c0f1...hj1nggq67l.zip


OTA_Kingdom_US_Cellular_WWE_1.26.573.9-1.26.573.7_release_220859zpq9whhj1nggq67l



Hope something in there helps someone.

The stock Hero S image above does appear to work. Rename to PH44img.zip. Copy to the root of your SD. Boot into the bootloader and allow it to install.

Can someone post the stock:
software number
PRI Version
Kernel version
baseband version
build number

Just want to verify what I have after flashing the posted stock image compared to a truly stock device.


Thank you

Originally Posted by Skitzi

The stock Hero S image above does appear to work. Rename to PH44img.zip. Copy to the root of your SD. Boot into the bootloader and allow it to install.

Can someone post the stock:
software number
PRI Version
Kernel version
baseband version
build number

Just want to verify what I have after flashing the posted stock image compared to a truly stock device.


Thank you

http://db.tt/F38YAOjy

Sent from my HTC Hero S using Tapatalk

After weeks of emails to HTC, I have received their boilerplate "within 90-120 days" response along with an invitation for further comment. Now on to the next step...

---

I am very sorry to hear this, as I expected a different answer. Is HTC aware that it is violating GPLv2 with this policy, and leaving itself open to enforcement action by the Free Software Foundation?

Please refer to Section 4.1.2 of the compliance guide, which states that source must be made available at the time that a device is shipped with an offer of source. Below, I have provided a URL as well as cited the relevant portion for review.

It would be regrettable for me to have to refer this matter to the FSF for enforcement action. Hopefully further review will clarify where HTC is incorrect in its source distribution policy, and corrections can be made to avoid non-compliance issues.

Regards

---

http://www.softwarefreedom.org/resou...nce-guide.html

Finally, it is unacceptable to use option (b) merely because you do not have Corresponding Source ready. We find that some companies chose this option because writing an offer is easy, but producing a source distribution as an afterthought to a hasty development process is difficult. The offer for source does not exist as a stop-gap solution for companies rushing to market with an out-of-compliance product. If you ship an offer for source with your product but cannot actually deliver immediately on that offer when your customers receive it, you should expect an enforcement action.