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[One (M7) Android Development] charleyspain:
HTC One Supeboot root

OK Paul my HTC bootloader is unlocked by HTC method. I can get to the Recovery and want to install your Superboot but the options are diferent to what i have seen on the Galaxy S. On the HTC One the options for recovery are 'apply from SD.....' etc there doesn't seem to be an option for 'Install from SD.......'

I am quiet new to rooting phones and don't fully understand the tech jargon but it's a learning curve eh!.

Perhaps you could be kind enough to help me root my HTC One.

Dont mind at all getting my hands dirty.

Have a good day.:cowboy:
[One (M7) Android Development] :No-Frost::
I need help installing the recovery. Bootloader says it's unlocked but I can't boot into recovery or flash superuser :(
[One (M7) Android Development] nobnut:
You need to clear the cache in bootloader. This thread has some instructions for you.
[One (M7) Android Development] :No-Frost::
I've already did that several times and also locked and unlocked the bootloader like 4 times just in case and nothing :(
[One (M7) Android Development] globalm:
Confusing posts!

OP has told us that this tool does not work.

Are you using a different root method in which case you should ask on the appropriate thread?

If it's Superboot then it isn't working.
[One (M7) Android Development] :No-Frost::
Well I actually ended using some things from this post :)

I've managed to root my device but in the process I though I have killed my device and I almost cried LOL xD...

I will post a new guide as soon as I can with the steps I've followed but with a HUGE warning so people who can't root through the regular method can use the one I've followed.
[One (M7) Android Development] Lothaen:
sounds promising - looking forward to seeing the guide
[One (M7) Android Development] :No-Frost::
Basically what I did was to flash the recovery to the boot partition following instructions from another post BUT, you have to be very careful as my device started to bootloop for a couple of minutes until it loaded the recovery...

It will take me a few days to write everything down and make sure to put all the possible information. But as I said, it might be quite risky if it's not done properly and I can't confirm (yet) that it will work for everyone :)

Hopefully I will get it this weekend.

:)
[One (M7) Android Development] nobnut:
It might be better to flash the recovery to the recovery partition instead :p

Maybe hold off posting your tutorial. There are lots on here already that won't get people into trouble.
[One (M7) Android Development] :No-Frost::
As far as I know, flashing the recovery to the boot partition will not kill your device... However, I would like to investigate a bit more before posting anything :p

I don't want to be blame in case anything goes wrong.
[One (M7) Android Development] nobnut:
Good luck with that... a recovery image where your kernel should be.

It won't kill anything but won't boot.
[One (M7) Android Development] westentertainer:
having problems ,i double click the bat file it states installing the some text that disappears very quick that i cant read,my phone boots but no superuser icon any thoughts cheers
[One (M7) Android Development] spikeydoo2006:
It won't work yet...S-off is NOT yet available. It's stated in previous posts (as quoted above)
[One (M7) Android Development] prjkthack:
Just tried to use this tool to root my AT&T One, and it did not work. It flashed and looked like everything was going okay, but upon boot, su was not on the device at all.

Ended up just flashing it manually.

Tried on an AT&T HTC One with an unlocked bootloader.
[One (M7) Android Development] KidCarter93:
As Paul said earlier in this thread, and is quoted in the post above yours, this needs S-Off to work.
[One (M7) Android Development] westentertainer:
hi installed 4.0.0 but it states installing 3 5 0 in aroma can you help

oh it states 4.0.0 in software info
[One (M7) Android Development] prjkthack:
Should be updated in the OP, as the OP says it only needs an unlocked bootloader.
[One (M7) Android Development] KidCarter93:
Of course because apparently people can't read through a few posts in a thread before trying something with their new phone.

---------- Post added at 04:14 AM ---------- Previous post was at 04:09 AM ----------

@Paul - It's not volume up to enter bootloader, it's volume down ;)
[One (M7) Android Development] prjkthack:
Of course! With people like you, its no wonder people don't read past a few posts. -_-'

Read through 'a few' posts and you'll find that the corrected information is not given until the 2nd page (using default pagination settings).

Be productive and do something useful instead of creating smart alec comments that no one appreciates.
[One (M7) Android Development] paulobrien:
I updated the title to clarify that s-off is currently required for this.

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[One (M7) Android Development] prjkthack:
Thanks Paul. Much appreciated for all your hard work. Hopefully someone figures out S-OFF.
[One (M7) Android Development] stevedebi:
There have been reports that the dev edition will be S-OFF, but I don't believe it.
[One (M7) Android Development] paulobrien:
I was told it's NOT.

P
[One (M7) Android Development] stevedebi:
I tend to agree. The source quoted was an HTC rep, but many of them have wrong information.

Still, why release a dev edition with S-ON? The whole point of the device is to allow people to develop on the phone, and that generally requires root and new recovery. So why not allow S-ON.

But I'm not holding my breath...
[One (M7) Android Development] superchilpil:
S-off has almost no use to the common user.

Their definition of developer is an app developer, so of course its more than enough for that.

An unlockable boot loader is more than enough for the common user, besides the point of that device is to be an unlockable version of the at&t model since at&t doesnt allow boot loader unlocking
[One (M7) Android Development] stevedebi:
Not sure why an app developer would need an unlocked bootloader?
[One (M7) Android Development] couraage:
It could also be that he specifies that it requires S-OFF, which isn't yet possible on the HTC One. What he actually should've put is that it requires your bootloader to be unlocked. These two things can be mutually exclusive. At least, that's my understanding.
[One (M7) Android Development] stevedebi:
Reading the entire thread, it appears that S-Off is required, not just unlocked bootloader, and yes, it has not been done yet.
[One (M7) Android Development] horsetastic:
You really don't need to read the entire thread to see that it needs s-off it's been in the title for days now.

Sent from my Tricked out HTC One!
[One (M7) Android Development] stevedebi:
Well, yes, but I'm not the one questioning the need for S-Off. I was responding to a post.
[One (M7) Android Development] DesertHawk:
[MENTION=220328]paulobrien[/MENTION] do you have an SOFF HTC One?
[One (M7) Android Development] babakmaham:
sorry but i am noob

what is this s-off
[One (M7) Android Development] iTeeXDA:
It's short for Security-Off. It's a way for HTC and others to limit rooting capabilities.
[One (M7) Android Development] stevedebi:
Rooting is possible, my Amaze is s-on and rooted.
[One (M7) Android Development] Septro:
I can confirm the HTC Dev Edition is S-On. So have to wait to see if someone can figure out how to get S-Off.
[One (M7) Android Development] buBleZ:
But like the international htc one is now bootloader unlocked and rooted can't the Dev edition be also done? What is special about S-on ?
[One (M7) Android Development] KidCarter93:
With S-On we can't flash kernels in recovery as we'd normally be able to do with Samsungs, Sony's etc. Even though we have work around for that which is Dumlock in TWRP.

With S-Off we don't need such work around because we can flash them normally in recovery.
[One (M7) Android Development] Vo01985:
So people with a 64gb developer edition are unable to root arm? That seems unlikely.
[One (M7) Android Development] KidCarter93:
Of course it can be rooted. Just use normal methods like for the international variant.
[One (M7) Android Development] Vo01985:
Yeah silly me. Just unlock, twrp, flash supersu and done.
[One (M7) Android Development] Cpt.Curry:
If I root and then unroot will my warranty still be void
[One (M7) Android Development] shree.cse:
You have to unlock & relock the bootloader to just root and unroot your device. So it's the same answer for both.

Edit: By the way you don't have to relock the bootloader to unroot the device.
[One (M7) Android Development] bigmo7:
But won't it say tampered in HBOOT anyway?
[One (M7) Android Development] TheUndertaker21:
Here's a stupid question. How do I get the s off? Don't think it's release yet lol.
[One (M7) Android Development] shree.cse:
It will say, if you have installed a custom recovery.
[One (M7) Android Development] Lexmazter:
As an info, Kernels.can be flashed via Recovery while S-ON, maybe the only limitation for now is that you can't change the radio on the phone, but there are no radio developers around, only kernel and ROM developers, HTC decided to provide, at last, a Nexus-like unlocking, hope this helps!
[One (M7) Android Development] drspikes:
Rooting does not void warranty.
[One (M7) Android Development] stevedebi:
Rooting changes the terms of the warranty. HTC clearly says that unlocking (which is required for rooting) means that any warranty claim may be rejected if they determine that the user caused the failure. They have been pretty good about fixing what are obvious hardware failures, but they have given themselves that opening to reject claims. That's why they put that big TAMPERED notice on the phones when the boot manager is changed, and why the phone can only be relocked, not locked, without s-off.
[One (M7) Android Development] c5satellite2:
S-off equals full control over everything. No tricks to flash cid, radios, kernel or splash. Can also flash modified hboots to get rid of tampered and disclaimer. All partitions are fair game.
[One (M7) Android Development] Crew One:
There are enough stories on the Dutch forums of users who report that Dynafix (the company that does HTC's repairs here) refuses to repair unlocked devices under warranty. You can say it does not void your warranty, you may be right, but in the end you're stuck with a whole lot of hassle if the repair company refuses to repair your device.
[One (M7) Android Development] zOOOOmer:
Got S-OFF using "revone" method, rooted the phone with Pauls files and now I can't install purchased Apps from the Store. Any solutions?

Nevermind me, problem is gone after rebooting the phone.
[One (M7) Android Development] LuigiBull23:
I can finally use this. Thanks!
[One (M7) Android Development] alishak:
How can you unroot after using this method?

Is it possible to relock the bootloader without unrooting?

Thanks
[One (M7) Android Development] gee2012:
Quote": Note: You need to unlock the bootloader on your device before you can enter bootloader mode - use the htcdev site to do this.

Or use this method to unlock and lock (if needed) the bootloader without using htcdev.com http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2314582, specificly

Use any operating system you like, you only need adb.

1. Download revone (above) and push it to your device: adb push revone /data/local/tmp/

2. Open an adb shell and:

* cd /data/local/tmp

* chmod 755 revone

3. (optional) If your device is unlocked and rooted please switch to root using su.

4. Prepare to gain S-OFF by running the command: ./revone -P

4a. If revone reports success reboot the device and proceed to step 5)

4b. If revone reboots the device (we'll pretend this isn't an undiagnosed random crash) please wait 2 minutes then try again from step 2.

4c. If revone reports that you need to reboot and try again please reboot and try again from step 2.

5. Now that revone has successfully prepared your device for S-OFF please open another adb shell (as per step 2) and change to

the /data/local/tmp directory.

6. Instruct revone to grant you S-OFF and unlock status by running the command: ./revone -s 0 -u

6a. Other optional command arguments:-

* -u - Unlock the device

* -l - Lock the device (as if it was never unlocked)

* -r - Relock the device (mark the device as relocked)

* -t - Reset the device's tamper flag.

7. Presuming revone reported success please reboot the device again, this time to the bootloader (adb reboot bootloader)

8. You should now observe your device is S-OFF (and the lock status changed if you invoked that option).

9. (optional) Re-run revone to remove TAMPERED from your HBOOT screen: ./revone -t

This works like a charm.
[One (M7) Android Development] Micropot:
Superboot doesn't work on the latest 2.24.401.1 firmware. Is there any update in progress?
[One (M7) Android Development] dlotters:
Thanks, Paul!

I wanted to keep my stock recovery to be able to receive OTA updates whilst also gaining root on my current stock firmware.

Thanks so much for making this happen so easily. No messing about with changing recoveries then going back to stock, etc. Just a simple procedure (for those of us who have s-off).

Awesome!
[One (M7) Android Development] Micropot:
Hi, everytime I try to root my device with superboot it gets stuck in fastboot. I'm sending "fastboot boot bootloader" (like in the batch file) but after that I can't do anything except restarting the device.

Is there any solution for that?

PS.: I'm starting the command line in admin mode, my device is s-off and I have latest official firmware
[One (M7) Android Development] 7ORO:
Same problem here (s-off). Which hboot do you have installed?

I updated mine to 1.54. Seems that with this hboot you cant boot an image through fastboot
[One (M7) Android Development] Poor Grammar:
Is this method still supported??
[General Questions and Answers] brewy:
IV just hold of a 7" 8 gb pad I no nothing about can some 1 help me out on more info on it and possibly find out how to root it etc and on the back of the pad its got NATPC in big letters

Model number M010SQ8

Android 4.0.4

Baseband 1.5

Kernel 3.0.8+

Shixb@pfd-desktop#129

Tue Nov 13 17:46:13 CST 2012

Hope someone can help thx

Build number nuclear_pfdq88c-eng 4.0.4 IMM76D 20121113 test-keys
[General Questions and Answers] brewy:
Re: Rooting a pad help/info

I think its called new android tab pc
[General Questions and Answers] alkeks:
hey

did you find a solution yet? Because I have the same problem...
[General Questions and Answers] brewy:
Re: Rooting a pad help/info

I could try oneclick to root it but I don't no how to get recovery mode etc incase I get a bootlop and I don't even no if you can get a custom recovery for it lol this is why I stick to mobiles much easier
[General Questions and Answers] brewy:
Just ran root checker and its already rooted and I also found out that its a chinese import aswell
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] rechbo:
After three months with my Note 2, I've started having battery drain issues. Thinking my battery may be bad, I bought a regular and an extended battery. My problem is that when I swap batteries, the device will not turn on unless I plug in the charging cord and the battery icon pops up. Is this normal? Is there a way to fix this? Thanks.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] droidstyle:
after the battery icon pops up, press and hold the power button again, then it should boot to Samsung logo.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] rechbo:
I'm sorry that my question was not clear. I can get the device to boot, but only if I plug in the cord. I was hoping I could just swap batteries, press the power button, and have the device start. Having to plug the device in first is not possible if I'm away from a power source. Thanks for the quick reply.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] Chance77:
I swap my battery every other day...this does not happen...I have never heard of this happening.. I use a samsung and a qcell battery..when ones almost dead..I shut down, install fresh one, power up and go.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] alistairs1:
You are pressing and holding the power button down until booting starts? You have to hold it 2 to 5 seconds when its completely powered down.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] rechbo:
I've tried everything. Once I take the battery out, the device will not recognize that I put the battery back in unless I plug in the charger for one second. Once I plug in the charger, I see the red light flicker and then I can take the cord out and it will boot from the battery.

When I called Samsung yesterday they suggested a hard reset. I did that without any luck. I'm taking the phone back to Best Buy today. I've had the phone for 3 1/2 months and I have the protection plan.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] larry_thagr81:
One thing I didn't see you mention was you are turning the phone off before swapping the batteries. If you are pulling the battery without properly shutting down the phone, then it's possible that the power button itself it faulty. If you typically pull the battery without properly powering down the device, then power up the device the way you've had success and try shutting down the phone through the Android OS.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] rechbo:
Nothing worked, so I unrooted and took the phone back to best buy on Friday. My "new" refurbished phone is at the store waiting for me to pick up. I was only rooted for the last month, but shortly after rooting my battery life was horrible -- and then I wasn't able to swap batteries and boot without plugging it in for a second. Now that I'm running the stock rom, my battery life is back to normal. I also just tried taking the battery out and it boots up fine. Now I'm wondering if I want to get the refurbished phone, and if I want to root again.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note II] droidstyle:
first thing I ever do when having problems is odin back to fresh stock! Keep your device and refuse the replacement. I would not hesitate to reroot at all as rooting should have absolutely no impact on battery life. most likely something got corrupted in the software or you had a rogue app wake locking your device.
[General Questions and Answers] spotopolis:
I just received a message through Facebook that there is an application update. I've never seen this. I've only gotten updates through the play store. I did a reinstall of the app after removing in and clearing the cache and still was promoted to update through Facebook.

Is this a legitimate update or should I be worried?
[General Questions and Answers] dstech:
Got it too. People are posting it is legit. I just installed it and its fine.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pitrazzu:
my acer liquid mini e310 is not supported by the team of xda and would like to build a CyanogenMod, how can I do?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
To port Cyanogenmod to your device I would recommend taking a look at the Cyanogenmod teams official guide to porting Cyanogenmod to a new device http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Doc:_porting_intro.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] pitrazzu:
R: [Q] how to compile cyanogenmod for unsupported device

Thank you so much, but what is the most simple kind of guide? I wont to complete the cyanogenmod 7 for my device because haven' t wifi, bt, gsm and other (sorry for my bad english)

Inviato dal mio E310 con Tapatalk 2
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
The guide I previously linked to is the most basic guide for porting Cyanogenmod. As far as getting WiFi, Bluetooth, GSM and other's working that's a matter of modifying drivers in the kernel which requires knowledge of the C programming language. You could also try using your devices existing kernel with Cyanogenmod to get WiFi, Bluetooth, GSM and other things working. I would recommend taking a look at how to use a pre-built kernel in Cyanogenmod here.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bestnugnification:
I have an explanation

First you must find a phone with the same hardware and Screen resolution. Size and ppi do not matter. Just the same processor. http://www.gsmarena.com/results.php3?sFreeSearch=yes&sFreeText=qualcomm msm7227-1 These phones have the same chipset but youll have to check which one has the same resolution as yours. Then check if there is any rom for that other device. If there is then download it and follow these instructions: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1272270 :laugh:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ukstillalive:
help

plz port for lava xtron plus tab

1.5 ghz dual core rockchip 3066 1gb ram 400 mali gpu 7' tablet

:(
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] UtCollector@gmail.com:
This is a good guide. Good links to.:)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32750231#post32750231
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] super ziad:
Anybody help please

Hi, can I install (s3 neo gt i9300) cm 13 ROM on my device (s3 neo gt i9301)? Anybody answer please because camera on cm 12.1 which I've installed isn't working:crying::confused: If my father knew about this, he'll kill me
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ducaale:
i9301 has two varients with different camera sensors, that is why the camera is not working. to fix it you need to flash this fix

source http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=60506610&postcount=2

if you want to go back to stock this post may help
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abdullaharis:
Is There Any App To Create Cyanogenmod Roms
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] shimp208:
No there is not but I would recommend taking a look at this very helpful guide https://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Development#Learning_To_Build_CM.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abdullaharis:
Thanks I Will Try It
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Milor123:
hey dude, I want build a cyanogenmod 13 for unsupported device, the link is down... can you help me please? :o

Thank you very much
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Abdullaharis:
It is time to build lineage OS?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Mamad-1377:
Help

Hello every one.

My tablet(lenovo tab s8-50lc)is rooted.

I tried to install a cyanogenmod for it,but it's model doesn't support.

So i'm confused.please tell me what I should do.

If there is a supported device that is similar my device features,introduce it.

Thanks a lot:)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adarshadhungel1:
will this work for j200h
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Troy:
Just thought I'd ask if anyone has any suggestions on this problem.

I just came here today from PocketPCPassion's forum, read some of the WM2003 posts, and decided to give it a shot. I first installed the xda developers ROM 1.2, then installed the WM2003 update (the .zip from the FTP server posted here as an IP address, login xda/xda).

(This is a T-Mobile device BTW).

I created a GPRS connection using internet2.voicestream.com as usual, and it connects just fine. However, attempts to browse with PIE result in "The page you are looking for cannot be found" errors. I've even tried browsing by IP address in case of DNS problems, no difference.

However, I set up a POP account in Inbox, and I can send/receive e-mail just fine, so I'm stumped.

Any ideas? I also tried VPN (internet3.voicestream.com), but it won't connect at all. I'm not sure if I need to request provisioning for VPN from T-Mobile.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Troy:
As it turns out, this may be a local issue. I popped my SIM into a t68i and dialed-up via bluetooth from a WinCE device, and had the same problem there. Mail works, Web doesn't. Guess I'll call T-Mobile and see what's up. We had some severe storms here in Memphis Tuesday which have left lingering problems, this is probably related to that.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Qman:
WOW just woke to the same problem, but hey you know me!

Try changing your AP from internet2.voicestream.com to wap.voicesteam.com that goo me back online.

If also iff the above doesn't work you might try running welcome.exe from the windows roor folder.

Good Luck!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] Troy:
Thanks Qman, that works for me too! I guess there's something wrong with internet2? Anyone else have this problem?

I didn't think T-Mobile allowed anything but WAP over the wap AP. Now that they've gone unlimited data though, maybe they don't care anymore...