Ok! thank you!It doesn't matter how you achieve S-OFF. Once you do, you can flash any bootloader your heart desires.
Ok! thank you!It doesn't matter how you achieve S-OFF. Once you do, you can flash any bootloader your heart desires.
You can still flash the image. It doesn't really matter.I have a question similar to Suicidal Acorn. I used DirtyRacun to root and achieve S-Off. I have HBOOT 1.15 and when I ran the program it only had 1.12 listed. Is it still okay to flash the image? Is there a method of keeping the correct HBOOT listed or does it even matter?
Would you please add an enum for the HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE (Fireball)? I have the plug-in ready, but the main program can not show that the proper phone model plug-in is loaded without the enum. (I just used "INCREDIBLE" for testing).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. That would be great. Finals first. Good luck with them!Oh shoot man, I just saw your pm about this. I will add it, yes. I'm pretty busy this week with finals for my calc and engineering classes, but this weekend I will probably be able to work on this project some more.
Somewhat OT, but since we already had this discussion in this thread. Is there a new 2.09-like edition of Captain's famous stock-looking LazyPanda hboot?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.
Do I only need to reference the new .exe in the project, or is there another needed change? The resultant modified hboots appear to create correctly by just updating the exe reference.
Updated now to 2.0
- Added more device support
- Added ability to have more than one plugin per device loaded, based on bootloader version
- Other minor bug fixes
Workin on that right now.Do I only need to reference the new .exe in the project, or is there another needed change? The resultant modified hboots appear to create correctly by just updating the exe reference.
The addition of the multiple bootloader plug-in versions is a great addition. I have two hboot versions and both plug-ins show up properly in the list. However, if I have both a 1.02 and a 1.15 plug-in in the same directory, the resulting hboot created is always the modified 1.02 version regardless of which one is selected. If I remove the 1.02 plug-in from the directory then the correct modified 1.15 version is created.
Did I miss something?
I've used your utility successfully on my Inc 4G LTE using junkmail09's plugin. Thanks much for making this.Fixed the selecting plugin bug. OP updated with new assembly.
fastboot flash boot hboot.img
fastboot flash zip PJ53IMG.zip
Yes, you can do that, orI've used your utility successfully on my Inc 4G LTE using junkmail09's plugin. Thanks much for making this.
Is it strictly necessary to install the HBOOT via copying to the SD Card?Can I extract the hboot.img from the zip package and flash through fastboot using this?Ok, I don't think the above will work, but what about:Code:fastboot flash boot hboot.img
Code:fastboot flash zip PJ53IMG.zip
fastboot flash hboot hboot.img
Whichever one you flash, it changes the bootloader to that version. Are you using the EVO 4G LTE plugin?I used this mod with no complications and it was fun. My bootloader was 1.15 and now it shows 1.12. What I want to know is did my bootloader really change or does it just show 1.12.
Sent from my EVO using xda app-developers app
Yes I am on the Evo 4g LTE. I don't know for sure what plugin I am using. I assume I used the correct version since my phone is working fine. I guess my confusion was that I didn't know you could go backwards in your bootloader. I thought you could only upgrade it.Whichever one you flash, it changes the bootloader to that version. Are you using the EVO 4G LTE plugin?