Guys is it possible to change bootloader status from relocked to locked?
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Nope.... Impossible without S-Off.
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Guys is it possible to change bootloader status from relocked to locked?
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Ok. I was returning my phone. I had a recovery file on TWRP. I restored thinking it may be an original. Unfortunately the phone posted the white htc screen but then goes black. I have to hold the power button 10-20 seconds to reboot. I followed the instructions. I downloaded the HTC__001 and installed using TRWP and then I downloaded the appropriate recovery.img and flashed that with flashboot. It still will not boot past the white screen. To unlock my bootloaded and root I needed to change my CID to 1111111. Is this a problem?
you can't superCID because you don't have S-OFF, however after restoring the nand backup did you flash its boot.img?
hmmm.. I just restored backup using TWRP after putting the rom on my twrp directory on my phone and then used fastboot for the recovery.img. Did I miss something?
fastboot flash boot boot.img
yep and that's why your phone isn't booting
Code:fastboot flash boot boot.img
you can find the boot.img inside the backup
I did that. Now it just seems to be in some rebooting loop.
White HTC screen, black screen, white HTC screen... etc..
that could be another reason full wipe, restore, flash boot.img and reboot :good:
Ok.. did the wipe including cache, dalvik cache, factory reset and system. Now I can no longer get into my SD card. It will not mount. So I can't see anything under restore.
arhggg!! Now what?
Also I have to wait 5 minutes between each post. Annoying.
-Mike
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I was able to format sd in windows. transfer the files. It restored the backup. installed the boot.img. still reboots.
Now I'm trying android rev HD stock rom. I clicked install. It says writing data and system but the bar is not moving and it's been a long time.
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Ok. So I tried that twice and it didn't work. Just will not install the zip. Locks up at 0%. I reinstalled viper xl and it's boot.img. It's booting up fine. I really wanted to get a stock rom since I need to return to best buy since my screen broke. Maybe they won't care?
Any suggestions?
-Mike
The nandroid i saved before rooting was of the firmware 3.14.707.24.. the recovery to download for that will be the 3rd one in the op right?
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Can some one help me on this?
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Revert to stock then be able to get and install ota updates
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Cid is htc_044.. hboot 1.36
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fastboot flash boot boot.img (or fastboot flash boot boot.emmc.win if using TWRP backup)
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash recovery [I]nameofrecoveryfile[/I].img
fastboot erase cache
fastboot getvar version-main
fastboot oem lock
Install stock rom of your CID
-fastboot oem readcid (to know your CID)
-all roms are based on x.xx.401.xx , so you need to download the right RUU(that matches your CID) and extract rom.zip to cook a stock rom for you
-flash custom stock rom(extracted and cooked from right RUU) on custom recovery
-fastboot flash boot c:\boot.img (flash stock kernel that's inside custom stock rom boot.img file)
RElock the bootloader (you can allways unlock)
-fastboot oem lock
Right RUU file for your CID
-put your phone on fastboot (it will not boot because you have a custom rom on a locked bootloader)
-now you can run the RUU exe file and upgrade your phone
Yes you can. Phone in the bootloader, recovery.img in the fastboot folder
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
This has nothing to do with root or even a running OS ! Root only applies to the working Rom