[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
I'd like to comment on that.

Of course, the All in One Kit can be used for such things. In fact, when gettin in touch with the One S the first time i tried to use it too. What i find disturbing about it though is, that it obfuscates the real processes. It "hides" what is being done behind a pretty UI and thus making the learning process for Newbies longer.

I always advise people to go via the actual command stuff as it makes clear what is happening from the beginning.

It took me ages to understand the whole android "Think" (bit like getting used to the Apple "Think"). If i had used GUI based programs all the time i would still be where i am. Best example: i still use the RUU's and i still have only a small idea of what they do (like working with modified fastboot and adb variants that support more commands and stuff like that). I still didn't learn much about partitions, flashing processes and stuff like that because i use a comfortable RUU method.

So, i recognize your suggestion as being a valid one but i do not advise this way because i think it stands against a learning process (which in turn is the most annoying on the forums, newbies that know sh!t and ask stupid questions all the time - best thing to disable those comments is to teach them guys, not run them over with the troll truck). So, i follow a basic principle when recommending stuff. Always stick with the basics. This is good to know when reading my comments because it means my ideas are never the only ones, there are different ways of course. Each to their own. I think.

---------- Post added at 06:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:26 PM ----------

Correction: cable based internet preferred. WiFi often corrupts files. It had been a real pain in the past, got better these days but still, cable internet i a tad more reliable. So, i'd recommend to download to PC, use HashTab 5 from beeblebrox to veryfy downloaded files against a given MD5 sum (if available), then transfer to mobile phone via cable, then check on phone again (there's MD5 Checkers in the app store) and only if it's still good, use for flashing.

---------- Post added at 06:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:29 PM ----------

Mate, thanks for searching and helping yourself. Big improvement over the usual "i have no idea please feed me with a spoon" type of questions.

Thing is, the next step to go would be to share your findings and not only help yourself but also others.

The reason i didn't post a link was because i had terribly busy weeks the past times and was on my phone most of the times where searching and copying a link into a post here is a bit of a pain, not impossible but a pain. So i was hoping for someone to come posting this link to chainfires Thread to solve this SuperSU stuff once and for all but it didn't happen.

So, guys, here is Chainfire's thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1538053

If you happen to have trouble with the two Super User Apps (SuperSU from CF and SuperUser from m0narx) the quick fix is to kill m0narx app by reflashing CF's SuperSU via Recovery, NOT from the AppStore.

Although, we of course prefer you to use m0narx app :D

How to fix that? Oh my gosh. I don't know. Ask Torxx...