yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] doublecheese:
I am out now , i will try it later tonight or tomorrow morning.

Btw, there is no MicroSd card ib the XTC , is that alright ? I mean is my setup ok ?

Finally HOX battery can not be taken out, my only luck is long pressing the power button.
[HTC One X] dezborders:
Hi all

Assume the cid / imei located in /dev/block/mmcblk0 can't easily be changed?

I started a new thread before discovering this one
[HTC One X] dezborders:
Apologies if this idea has been discussed and discounted...

OK so I have found the location where the CID and IMEI are stored in /dev/block/mmcblk0 at offset 00a00000

00a0000 HTC-BOARD-INFO!@z...H3G__00135304xxxxxxxxxx

However, when I try to dump the file to SCDARD with

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0

the command never finishes (I broke out after about 5 minutes with a 3.8GB file sitting on the SDCARD, which I assume is incomplete and therefore cannot be copied back after editing?

I also dd most of the part "pxx" files but none of them contained my CID & IMEI. ;(

root@android:/dev/block # ls -l

ls -l

brw------- root root 254, 0 2012-06-05 16:14 dm-0

brw------- root root 254, 1 2012-06-05 16:14 dm-1

brw------- root root 254, 2 2012-06-05 16:14 dm-2

brw------- root root 254, 3 2012-06-05 16:14 dm-3

brw------- root root 7, 0 2012-06-05 15:34 loop0

brw------- root root 7, 1 2012-06-05 15:34 loop1

brw------- root root 7, 2 2012-06-05 15:34 loop2

brw------- root root 7, 3 2012-06-05 15:34 loop3

brw------- root root 7, 4 2012-06-05 15:34 loop4

brw------- root root 7, 5 2012-06-05 15:34 loop5

brw------- root root 7, 6 2012-06-05 15:34 loop6

brw------- root root 7, 7 2012-06-05 15:34 loop7

brw------- root root 179, 0 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0

brw------- root root 179, 1 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p1

brw------- root root 179, 10 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p10

brw------- root root 179, 11 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p11

brw------- root root 179, 12 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p12

brw------- root root 179, 13 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p13

brw------- root root 179, 14 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p14

brw------- root root 179, 15 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p15

brw------- root root 179, 16 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p16

brw------- root root 179, 17 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p17

brw------- root root 179, 18 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p18

brw------- root root 179, 19 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p19

brw------- root root 179, 2 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p2

brw------- root root 179, 20 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p20

brw------- root root 179, 3 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p3

brw------- root root 179, 4 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p4

brw------- root root 179, 5 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p5

brw------- root root 179, 6 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p6

brw------- root root 179, 7 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p7

brw------- root root 179, 8 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p8

brw------- root root 179, 9 2012-06-05 15:34 mmcblk0p9

drwxr-xr-x root root 2012-06-05 15:34 platform

drwxr-xr-x root root 2012-06-05 15:34 vold

Is it possible with dd (or another adb shell / linux command) to modify only the 8 bytes of mmcblk0 which contain the CID? If so we could debrand with HTC__001 or even superCID with 11111111

Any ideas?
[HTC One X] Arthas92:
can we dump ot from a s-off devices?
[HTC One X] GabrielSousa:
yes we can, i dumped all except the mmcblk0
[HTC One X] dezborders:
Do we know how big mmcblk0 actually is? If it's over 4gb and can't be copied to /sdcard/ which is fat32, could we dump it with a cifs share to an ntfs partition on pc?
[HTC One X] ingFu:
What do you think about a google drive collection for code, files, ideas, that can be read by everyone and modified by a group of contributers?

Would be way more handy than this huge thread with all information spread over 1000s of post.

Don't know if that colides with some xda-policy though...
[HTC One X] xmoo:
In combination with the USB OTG kernel, to add a NTFS hard drive and drop it in there?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Just guessing but wouldn't mmcblk0 be the entire NAND memory? ie. all of its storage. Would explain the large size.
[HTC One X] NikMel:
Yes. It looks like the all thing is in mmcblk0!

@dezborders: mmcblk0 is 3.99 GB so you beter wait some more minutes it will finish and then you can copy this file to your system. :)

@dezborders: you missed one 0 :) offset is 00a00000
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
As for modifying it, im pretty sure there's some options for dd that let you specify how many bytes to read/write, you could just grab the first however many bytes until you find the CID, modify it, and write that back. Any brave person want to be the first to try it?
[HTC One X] NikMel:
I tried it but till now no luck.

I'm working on misc_version to see if it is possible to use it for this purpose.

I even removed mmcblk0 from my phone but no luck at all.
[HTC One X] dezborders:
Ok I'm at gym so no pc, I will try leaving the dump running longer and see if it finishes writing to sdcard. If not I will experiment with dumping to a cifs share if it's the entire 32gb. Even then am i brave to be first man to try writing modified drive back? Lol

So these part files... I assume they are just pointers to start / end blocks from the main drive? Can't we create a new one (or modify existing one) to just dump the 1 block which contains the cid ?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0 bs=1024 count=10250

will pull 10mb or so, the CID is towards the end. If you're feeling brave, grab that, modify the CID, push it back with

dd if=/sdcard/mmcblk0 of=/dev/block/mmcblk0 bs=1024 count=10250 conv=notrunc

No guarantees this wont brick your device..
[HTC One X] dezborders:
If this goes t*ts up after writing the modified 10mb could I write back the original unedited version from fastboot mode with adb? (assuming both copies ate on sdcard )
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Don't forget the conv=notrunc option I edited the post with, it's very important. But yes, make sure you have a backup
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
My Xda thank you credits are finished again for today.

I just want to say it's great to see so many people here working together.

Everyday I'm checking this thread.

I'm a newbee to Android, reading and learning.

Thanks! :)
[HTC One X] dezborders:
Yeah I am concerned that when I write back the edited 10mb it replaces the entire 32gb of data on the drive
[HTC One X] artvik:
I pulled the whole mmcblk0 to the hard drive. Its 4.29 GB on disk.

bash-3.2# ./adb pull /sdcard/mmcblk0

1836 KB/s (4294967295 bytes in 2284.200s)

bash-3.2#
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Wikipedia says notrunc should only replace the first 10mb

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dd_(Unix)#Data_modification
[HTC One X] dezborders:
Kl so could u adb push it back after editing the cid? 4.3gb obviously won't dump to /sdcard/ as its fat 32
[HTC One X] dezborders:
Thanks will have a think about how brave I am as I eat my dinner
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
In theory it should work, if you're on linux have a play around doing it locally to be sure that the dd command works as expected. Let us know if you manage it :)
[HTC One X] NikMel:
I did that too and on my phone (stock voda rom) I got this message:

conv option disabled
[HTC One X] xmoo:
The guy invites you to his store in Shanghei.

Do we now know where HBOOT is located on the phone?
[HTC One X] Albert Poon:
That Chinese post only talks about the differences between SHIP S-OFF and ENG S-OFF. They use "white card" to gain SHIP S-OFF, but doesnt explain anything about "white card".

From what I know, "white card" is a common practice in China, so common that everyone can buy SHIP S-OFF devices from stores.
[HTC One X] Supaiku:
So I don't really know enough about the state of things to know how helpful this is, but on request I translated the pics from the Taobao page, and I threw in those from the thread I linked. We can see what our Chinese comrades are up to:)

EDIT: Indeed I misread a character: 白 => 自 lol... itˈs not "Self Card", but "White Card"

If this information is promising in any way, let me know, I'll look into it more:)
[HTC One X] f4flake:
I thought a white card was a factory card, often recreated using something like an xtc clip...
[HTC One X] Supaiku:
I'll see if I can find out any more info about this "white card" business. God I hope I don't have to use QQ. I think I will.

---------- Post added at 03:33 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:32 PM ----------

Sounds about right...

EDIT the rest of the images:

EDIT 2: Here's a link to the "White card" you can get them pretty easy. http://search.taobao.com/search?q=htc+%BD%E2%CB%F8+%BF%A8&tab=all

This one has more detailed information about the supported phones: http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=1850071020

IS it me, or does that look like it works via the SD card?

The people I bought my phone from said they can S-OFF it (my One X), but they were dodging the tax peeps last I saw, so since they just moved, they need some time before they're ready.
[HTC One X] nikorette:
From what I've read. A white card is a factory build sim card that is used for testing. It provides sim unlock ans S-OFF. Obviously one or two white cards have been snuck out of the HTC factory over there and they are being copied. The website toabco or whatever has afew one x white cards for sale. But age often mentioned with xtc clips. I don't speak Cantonese/Mandarin nore read anything that's written on there so can't tell you exactly.

It would make sense thou. A super sim card would be the most viable option for HTC to use for diagnostic/unlocking/s-off.
[HTC One X] Supaiku:
This one has screenshots. Supports the Rezound - maybe I should bought that model instead - it supports SD cards... hrm...

lol I knew buyer's remorse would hit sometime:)

This one's got some english: http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=9553264441
[HTC One X] xmoo:
I rember some people having the LEO 1.5 from ASIA all had SECURITY UNLOCKED devices.

From the translated pictures (Thx), we can see that it is a real NAND/Radio Unlock.

No ENG SPL. Sick!
[HTC One X] Supaiku:
The thread I lifted all those pics from is very old, and does not refer to the One X.

It seems that the One X not having an SD card (is there some sort of latent capability hidden inside?) might make it impossible to use the "White Card" machine - no?

PS. Recently Taobao is supposed to have begun accepting international credit cards, but I haven't had success with paying with one (but try!). If anyone is interested in buying one of these things, I could certainly help, especially if it could help with development here:)
[HTC One X] xmoo:
Maybe there can mount the internal sd without the device having to boot...
[HTC One X] Supaiku:
The guy here: http://item.taobao.com/item.htm?id=12801038564 says that they have one that supports the G22 (One X?) - is that the right G#? ɔh... but he isnˈt selling it... Even with money it's hard to come by (he says).
[HTC One X] f4flake:
When I attach my One X there appears to be a virtual drive as well as the "SD" drive.

I'm beginning to think the unlock tool is in the form of a .bin because it's a drive to be mounted in a virtual optical style drive.

I tried to create a cue file to mount the unlock .bin but daemon tools didn't like it.
[HTC One X] starbase64:
XTC Clip: http://www.xtcclip.com/
[HTC One X] mwilky:
that's for devices with memory card isnt it?
[HTC One X] JeckyllHavok:
Yeah, tried that also, also IsoBuster or a Hex Editor cant play with theese files

Thats what comes out:
[HTC One X] f4flake:
which is kinda like a gold card....
[HTC One X] JeckyllHavok:
You mean it's some kind of loopback goldcard?
[HTC One X] f4flake:
I guess, just the usual encrypted header which is device specific. But likely mounted in the weird virtual drive that shows up on connecting the device.
[HTC One X] Evil-Dragon:
I'd completely forgotten about the white card method. XTC Clip is a dead end, it was not working with the Sensation so it's not likely to work with the One X. In times like this we really could do with a HTC insider.
[HTC One X] raimondomartire:
We can ask to illuminatik.com@gmail.com

In their site write "all htc android"
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Try install busybox (search play store for busybox installer), then make the command

busybox dd if=/sdcard/mmcblk0 of=/dev/block/mmcblk0 bs=1024 count=10250 conv=notrunc

You're a braver man than me!
[HTC One X] dezborders:
Hmmm thought that was too easy... I will play with dd over cifs and adb pull later on tonight

Is there any .conf file which may allow the conv function to be enabled again ? Anyone ?
[HTC One X] Chura:
I guess this can be tried with Unlocked (HTCDev) devices ?
[HTC One X] Bin4ry:
Someone can tell me output of:

getprop | grep ril

thx ;)

Regards
[HTC One X] f4flake:
grep not found.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Yeah, though I wouldn't recommend it unless you're willing to accept the fact you might brick your phone. For anyone reading that's okay with that and wants to give it a shot, the procedure is:

install busybox

busybox dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0 bs=1024 count=10250

will pull 10mb or so, the CID is towards the end. Grab the file from your SD card, modify the CID, push it back to the sdcard, then..

busybox dd if=/sdcard/mmcblk0 of=/dev/block/mmcblk0 bs=1024 count=10250 conv=notrunc

You also need to make sure you're doing these commands as root
[HTC One X] Chura:
[gsm.version.ril-impl]: [HTC-RIL 2.2.00123HM (May 10 2012,00:16:03)]
[init.svc.ril-daemon]: [running]
[ril.agps.status]: [0]
[ril.agpschannel]: [/dev/pts/1]
[ril.atchannel]: [/dev/pts/0]
[ril.booted]: [1]
[ril.ecclist]: [112,911]
[ril.modem_fatal.uevent.str]: [add@/tegra-ehci.1/modem_coreDump/htc_modem_radioio_det]
[ril.modem_link.status]: [0]
[ril.nvm.cal.dir]: [/data/modem_work/]
[ril.nvm.work.dir]: [/data/modem_work/]
[ril.nvmchannel1]: [/dev/pts/2]
[ril.nvmchannel2]: [/dev/pts/3]
[ril.pdn.profile]: [sphone]
[ril.preferred.language]: [3:he,en]
[ril.radio.status]: [Radio On]
[ril.reload.count]: [1]
[ril.sarchannel]: [/dev/pts/5]
[ril.serial.dev.name]: [/dev/ttyHS3]
[ril.subsidy.lock]: [0]
[rild.libargs]: [-e wwan0]
[rild.libpath.ganlite]: [/system/lib/librilswitch.so]
[rild.libpath]: [/system/lib/libhtc_ril.so]
[rilswitch.ganlibpath]: [/system/lib/libganril.so]
[rilswitch.vendorlibpath]: [/system/lib/libhtc_ril.so]
[ro.ril.devicename]: [/dev/ttyACM1]
[ro.ril.disable.cpc]: [1]
[ro.ril.disable.fd.plmn.prefix]: [23402,23410,23411,23420,27202]
[ro.ril.ecc.HTC-Dutch]: [112]
[ro.ril.ecc.HTC-EastEurope]: [112]
[ro.ril.ecc.HTC-FRA]: [112,911]
[ro.ril.ecc.HTC-GCC]: [999,112,997]
[ro.ril.ecc.HTC-ITA]: [112,911]
[ro.ril.ecc.HTC-SPA]: [112, 911]
[ro.ril.ecc.HTC-WWE]: [999]
[ro.ril.ecc.VODA-Africa-South]: [112,911,999]
[ro.ril.ecclist]: [112,911]
[ro.ril.edpcch.pwr.boost]: [1]
[ro.ril.enable.a52.HTC-ITA]: [1]
[ro.ril.enable.a52]: [0]
[ro.ril.enable.a53.HTC-ITA]: [1]
[ro.ril.enable.a53]: [1]
[ro.ril.enable.amr.wideband]: [1]
[ro.ril.enable.dtm]: [0]
[ro.ril.enable.imc.feature]: [1]
[ro.ril.enable.managed.roaming]: [1]
[ro.ril.enable.r8fd]: [0]
[ro.ril.enable.sdr]: [1]
[ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule]: [1]
[ro.ril.fd.pre_r8_tout.scr_off]: [2]
[ro.ril.fd.pre_r8_tout.scr_on]: [3]
[ro.ril.fd.r8_tout.scr_off]: [0]
[ro.ril.fd.r8_tout.scr_on]: [0]
[ro.ril.hsdpa.category]: [14]
[ro.ril.hspa.mac.ehs]: [1]
[ro.ril.hsupa.category]: [6]
[ro.ril.hsxpa]: [4]
[ro.ril.imc.band]: [900,1800,1900,850]
[ro.ril.imc.darp]: [1]
[ro.ril.imc.dtmclass]: [0]
[ro.ril.imc.edpdch.pw.interpo]: [1]
[ro.ril.imc.enhanced.fdpch]: [1]
[ro.ril.imc.fdn]: [0]
[ro.ril.imc.fdpch]: [1]
[ro.ril.imc.hspa.dtx.drx]: [1]
[ro.ril.imc.uband]: ["UMTS_BAND_I","UMTS_BAND_II","UMTS_BAND_V","UMTS_BAND_VIII"]
[ro.ril.imc.uea2]: [0]
[ro.ril.imc.uia2]: [0]
[ro.ril.projectname]: [endeavoru]
[ro.ril.stkprof.param]: [FFFFFFFF7F0000DF9703021F2200000000000000000040100000000000000000]
[ro.ril.vmail.22201]: [41901,I TIM]
[ro.ril.vmail.22210]: [42020,Vodafone IT]
[ro.ril.vmail.22288]: [4200,I WIND]
[ro.ril.vmail.22299]: [4133,3ITA]
[ro.ril.vmail.23410]: [901,O2 UK,905,TESCO,443,giffgaff]
[ro.ril.vmail.23415]: [1571,BT,121,VDF UK]
[ro.ril.vmail.27203]: [171]
[ro.ril.vmail.27211]: [171]
[ro.ril.vmail.65502]: [181]
[ro.ril.vmail.65510]: [100]
[HTC One X] NikMel:
no point in /dev/block directory make changes, because these files are overwritten again after reboot

I did busybox busybox dd if=/sdcard/mmcblk0 of=/dev/block/mmcblk0 bs=1024 count=10250 conv=notrunc and I checked after this the change was there but after reboot all changes were not there.

As i mentioned before I even deleted some of those file and after reboot all files were back!

So I think we should forget about /dev/block/ part and search in /sys/devices/platform/sdhci-tegra.3.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Curious, the AT&T One X got supercid by a similar method :/
[HTC One X] dezborders:
root@android:/ # dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0 of=/sdcard/mmcblk0

/sdcard/mmcblk0: write error: File too large

8388608+0 records in

8388607+1 records out

4294967295 bytes transferred in 382.152 secs (11238897 bytes/sec)

1|root@android:/ #

Can't dd to internal SD as it's over 4Gb... so Dumping to a cifs ntfs share now... will let you know how big the output file is...
[HTC One X] NikMel:
Someone tried USB OTG?

Making one then connecting sdcardreader goldcard en flashing.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
See my previous posts for dding the first 10mb of the block, though it seems like we can't modify the mmcblks permanently :/
[HTC One X] Bin4ry:
Thx

Can you post output of just

getprop

Thanks

sended from the Tardis using my brain
[HTC One X] dezborders:
Writing to cifs is working but very very slow (over wifi link to PC). Will update you all in an hour or two...
[HTC One X] Chura:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27022568&postcount=2590

still need the full ?
[HTC One X] dezborders:
And people are claiming success with the One S using this method (the CID data is inside one of the part "p4" files one the One S, and that's where I got the idea in the first place to look in the main mccblk0 file).
[HTC One X] ingFu:
getprop result

http://pastebin.com/VfNTXRTc
[HTC One X] MemAllocatoR:
look at /sys/devices/platform/sdhci-tegra.3/mmc_host/mmc0/mmc0:0001

it cid,csd, oemid,serial.. can it help us somehow or you already noticed that and its useless?
[HTC One X] Bin4ry:
Thx got the info i needed :-)

Brb tomorrow with some testinstructions :-)

Regards

sended from the Tardis using my brain
[HTC One X] dezborders:
Cifs is far too slow (under 0.5gb per hour) so given up on that method for now ...
[HTC One X] dezborders:
What's the difference between ro.cid and ro.cwkey?

In cidgetter app the first shows as H3G_001 and the second is HTC_001 on my hox?

I did edit and dd copy back one of the part files earlier today (possibly p19)
[HTC One X] MemAllocatoR:
can someone who has the s-off partitions dump send them to me? i have some friends that might help us get more clues...thanks
[HTC One X] fooforever:
The s-off partitions have already been dumped and are uploaded in this thread somewhere.
[HTC One X] Rekoil:
It is not 4.3 GiB, nor is it 3.99 GB, mmcblk0 is the entire nand, all of the partitions, including the partition table, are inside it. mmcblk0p1, for example, is just a bunch of sectors on the nand, likely ones early on, but not necessarily. In total it would be 32 GiB in size.

Furthermore you simply cannot dump the nand onto itself, I would have thought this to be obvious, but apparently not... What we need is an ext4 formatted harddrive connected via USB OTG or as someone else already tried, dumping onto a network partition where there is enough space.

But in all honesty, what are you all even hoping to achieve by dumping the entire nand? It's not like the hardware will magically allow us to write to those areas of the nand just because we accessed them through the raw disk access...
[HTC One X] kruppin:
Yeah, like said many times the Qualcomm S4-devices are apparently less secure. Thats also why they could root.. The s-on doesn't work exactly the same as there the changes to /system and many other partitions are kept at reboot. For us, every change we make to ANY partition (except /data ofc) is reset on reboot. So we need a bootloader exploit, or maybe a tegra3 bug that's allowing us access which is not so likely. It's wierd the new S4 devices works like that, as I have a faint memory that on older htcs with qualcomm it worked like ours, that is every change is reset on reboot, could be wrong though. :p

Edit: There is alway a way in, we just need everyone whos not a real dev to just stay away, so they who actually could figure this out can do so without spending time reading sh*t! I mean, co'mon everything you can think of has already been tested probably, those who work on this aren't stupid people. And sorry, but if for example the only thing you can do is cook a rom, then you probably have no iead how to fix s-off. :p

Edit2: It was just easier doing this, to help limit the posts. ;)

I was ofc talking about a locked bootloader, otherwise it would kind of defeat the purpose of unlocking. :p Ofc we can write to /system and a few more with unlocked. But s-off should preferably be achived without unlocking, or that too kind of defeats the purpose. :p Ofc, there are still partitions that can't be written to with unlocked too, and some are even masked. But HTC have probably made the few places that have "sensitive info" and such very hard to access. So therefore a bootloader exploit is the best way. And hopefully with tegra being a new platform for HTC, they have more bugs in hboot here then qualcomm hboots.
[HTC One X] karoodee:
I'm wondering how this is achived as writing to /system seems to be allowed when the bootloader is unlocked, or can it only be written from recovery?

The attempted perm-root-without-unlocking did write the files as far as I know and on reboot they would be wiped, but how does the system keep track of the files that are allowed to be on /system? Is some kind of list somewhere? It would need to get updated when the system is updated... Maybe the list could be changed somehow...

I just don't know if this would bring us closer to s-off...
[HTC One X] keroro430:
The supercid probably is 11111111. Eight '1' please. If the device is a unbranded phone, the cid will be "HTC__XXX". There are two "_" and XXX to be a number.
[HTC One X] Sybregunne:
Re: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27032141

Ramdisk on init? Can this be changef?

:eek:
[HTC One X] dezborders:
I don't agree with that statement! ;/

This thread is several months old and S-Off has not been achieved (yet) by the real devs. I have lots of respect for the major devs in XDA, but sometimes an enthusiastic amateur can have a totally different idea, but not the skills to investigate it. The normal s-off methods obviously don't work on the HOX so what we need is some new ideas. Most will have been tried before and discounted, but you shouldn't discourage people's attempts to try.

Also, if the block memory changes are lost on reboot, why do I now have ro.cid of H3G__001 and ro.cwkey of HTC__001 (yes I have rebooted several times). I believe the ro.cwkey value changed permanently when I edited p19 yesterday afternoon. If this is the case, then editing block can sometimes survive reboots. Explain that please?

Stop stifling innovation, or alternatively perhaps the real devs should setup a private forum/thread where those of us who post sh*t can't see or post to!
[HTC One X] godutch:
did you try flashing a htc wwe ruu? does it work?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
What do you mean? ramdisk (the same one) is in two places. One is in boot.img and second is in ramdisk.img.
[HTC One X] Bin4ry:
Ok,

please someone test this commands from running system, adb shell:

su
stop ril-daemon
cat /dev/ttyHS3 &
echo -e 'ATE1\r' > /dev/ttyHS3
echo -e 'ATV1\r' > /dev/ttyHS3
echo -e 'AT@CID?\r' > /dev/ttyHS3
echo -e 'AT@SIMLOCK?40\r' > /dev/ttyHS3
echo -e 'AT@SIMLOCK?AA\r' > /dev/ttyHS3
echo -e 'AT@SIMLOCK=7,0\r' > /dev/ttyHS3
echo -e 'AT@SIMLOCK?AA\r' > /dev/ttyHS3
echo -e 'AT@CID=11111111\r' > /dev/ttyHS3
echo -e 'AT@CID?\r' > /dev/ttyHS3

I don't think they will work without megasim/XTC clip inserted, but worth a try.

But the one's with XTC Clip should try this too.

Regards
[HTC One X] GabrielSousa:
I believe, so, where is the block with the CID information that dezborders found ?