RegawMOD Bootloader Customizer | Full Application | Updated 10.09.13

Kisakuku

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Attached is the fastboot-enabled HBOOT from the LazyPanda site, modded to appear as 1.19.0000, with build date updated, and red dev text removed.

As far as a hex editor goes, I use the Free Hex Editor Neo on Windows, and HexEditor on my device.
Just to double check, your modded HBOOT is based on the latest LazyPanda 1.12.2222 HBOOT, not on the older 1.12.1111, correct?
 

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If you just want an updated stock-looking HBOOT, I have that, and can post it.

You can update pretty much all that stuff with a simple hex editor.
Awesome. A completely stock-looking 1.19 would probably fool even HTC techs. ;) Wondering if I should try sending it in like that... I'll report back with the thrilling verdict once I get it flashed with the stock unrooted rom!

Thanks a bunch!

PS: If one were to use the RUU to reset the ROM to stock (unrooted), would an S-OFF bootloader still say "TAMPERED"? I'm dying to know...!
 

Captain_Throwback

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Awesome. A completely stock-looking 1.19 would probably fool even HTC techs. ;) Wondering if I should try sending it in like that... I'll report back with the thrilling verdict once I get it flashed with the stock unrooted rom!

Thanks a bunch!

PS: If one were to use the RUU to reset the ROM to stock (unrooted), would an S-OFF bootloader still say "TAMPERED"? I'm dying to know...!
No, it would not.

But it you used an RUU, you'd have to re-flash the Stock-Looking S-OFF bootloader afterwards.

And, there are at least 2 easy ways to confirm a device is actually S-OFF, even if the bootloader appears S-ON:
- The CID line won't appear in HBOOT if the device is truly S-ON.
- Connect it to a computer, and use the fastboot command "fastboot getvar security". It'll report "security: off".
 
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Attached is the fastboot-enabled HBOOT from the LazyPanda site, modded to appear as 1.19.0000, with build date updated, and red dev text removed.

As far as a hex editor goes, I use the Free Hex Editor Neo on Windows, and HexEditor on my device.
This put a smile on my face and having fun with my phone is mandatory so I had to flash this. Fun things are fun. Thanks!
 
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can someone help make a .dll file for the incredible 4g please?
I have been working on this and have everything set up and ready in VS2010 based on the instructions in the OP, but for the plug-in to show properly, I believe the Dinc4G needs to be added to the enum (http://pastebin.com/Ac6g7qBk) inside the RegawMOD Bootloader Customizer.exe

For example, we need the following definition:

[Description("HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE")]
FIREBALL = 30,

I think I am able to create the plug-in OK, but unless the above is added, the plug-in name will be misleading and potentially dangerous in that someone could flash a Dinc4G hboot onto another phone model. Can someone lead me in the right direction to add the enum?

Edit: I also am curious if the program has specific memory offsets for each device as to where the information is written in the generated hboot, but I am not sure where it should be written for this device. Looking inside the new hboot with a hex editor, it doesn't seem quite right when using the INCREDIBLE enum as a tester to see if the dll was created properly. Can anyone enlighten me on this as well?

TIA
 
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regaw_leinad

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I'm in San Francisco right now, but when I get back on Monday, I will take a look at this. The whole point of the plugin is for you, the developer, to compile the correct memory offsets for those sections of the hboot image. I don't know them all for each device/hboot version, so that's what the private fields are for in the template, for you to fill in. I do have some work to do on this, and I will hopefully get some of it in on Monday.
 

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I'm in San Francisco right now, but when I get back on Monday, I will take a look at this. The whole point of the plugin is for you, the developer, to compile the correct memory offsets for those sections of the hboot image. I don't know them all for each device/hboot version, so that's what the private fields are for in the template, for you to fill in. I do have some work to do on this, and I will hopefully get some of it in on Monday.
Thanks very much. I had updated a portion, but am now completely clear on the next steps needed in the private fields section. Amazing what a little sleep can do.

Edit: Got it. Appear to have all offsets set correctly, as the changes showing up in the right places in the generated hboot through the tool. Instructions were perfect now that I, er... read them correctly :eek:
 
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i am not really sure where to ask this, but is this supported with the new dirtyracun s-off method on the HTC EVO 4G LTE? if this is not the appropriate place to ask this, then i apologize. i used this when i had hboot 1.12 and lazypanda s-off, but i was forced to get a new device and it came with hboot 1.19. luckily i was able to get s-off with the dirtyracun method, but i do not know if this works with that s-off method (more of a question of whether or not it works with the 1.19 hboot). any help or guidance is appreciated!:)
 
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Kisakuku

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i am not really sure where to ask this, but is this supported with the new dirtyracun s-off method on the HTC EVO 4G LTE? if this is not the appropriate place to ask this, then i apologize. i used this when i had hboot 1.12 and lazypanda s-off, but i was forced to get a new device and it came with hboot 1.19. luckily i was able to get s-off with the dirtyracun method, but i do not know if this works with that s-off method (more of a question of whether or not it works with the 1.19 hboot). any help or guidance is appreciated!:)
It doesn't matter how you achieve S-OFF. Once you do, you can flash any bootloader your heart desires.