Nope!! To install custom roms it requires permanent root and clockworkmod to be installed after which u can install custom Roms
Nope!! To install custom roms it requires permanent root and clockworkmod to be installed after which u can install custom Roms
Tried this also, tried modding the AndroidInfo.txt within the ROM as well.
Am I right in thinking that that modifying the htcpreupdate parameters within this file could force hboot update?????
The problem is modifying this file without extracting it, which would destroy the signature or interupting the signature in any other way, which would be difficult because of the checksums.
So you can't spoof the signature, but is it possible to spoof a checksum?
As far as I know you cant just swich the hboot that is in a RUU or an official update.zip. If you do you have to resign the update file with the HTC key (which nobody knows) so that your phone will see it as an official update and install "your" hboot.
Alpharev and unrevoked use an exploit in the older hboot so they do there thing.
Erwin
Allready looked into this as well. I can tell you that the 0x0fce needs altered to match HTC's OEM code. I think we need to find out if HTC wildfires have this functionality enabled (and something tells me, they are not about to tellus). If they do I imagine the code is encrypted somewhere within the phone.Can this page help to root:
http://blogs.sonyericsson.com/developerworld/2011/05/06/how-to-build-a-linux-kernel/
Also HTC should learn from Sony Ericsson as they are providing boot unlocking as open source to everyone.
Can this page help to root:
http://blogs.sonyericsson.com/developerworld/2011/05/06/how-to-build-a-linux-kernel/
Also HTC should learn from Sony Ericsson as they are providing boot unlocking as open source to everyone.
Try this command on fastboot mode:Allready looked into this as well. I can tell you that the 0x0fce needs altered to match HTC's OEM code. I think we need to find out if HTC wildfires have this functionality enabled (and something tells me, they are not about to tellus). If they do I imagine the code is encrypted somewhere within the phone.
I was thinking, wouldn't the custom ROM developers know this kind of thing? You know what certain files etc are for
I've seen that and now i'll try to do the same with ruu if possible if that works then i think we can root and also i think we can s-off any htc phone easilyHave u seen this. Replacing the file just before starting the update process.....
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=14049505&postcount=56
If it is possible for unsigned pc49diag.zip , then will it be possible for unsigned pc49img.zip
If yes, i think that helps someway.
I've seen that and now i'll try to do the same with ruu if possible if that works then i think we can root and also i think we can s-off any htc phone easily