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i wanna make it as the factory rom. can i do that?
Nope, pretty much we are stuck with root (i've been trying to find a solution as well)
same question, different day...
You can unroot it and restore back to stock rom, but your bootloader will remain unlocked. There is no way to re-lock the bootloader as of yet.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=614850
Follow this thread and it should put you back to stock excluding the bootloader.
Hey you know what'd be nice?
If the search function worked in this forum.
Oh wait. It does.
GldRush98 said:
Hey you know what'd be nice?
If the search function worked in this forum.
Oh wait. It does.
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hahahaahahah
Here's the code to unroot..
fastboot oem unroot <YourName>'sNexusOne
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Hope this works
Bootloader cannot be relocked yet.... so no rooting for me.... as much as I really want to....sad face
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i want my yogurt lol froyo time
GldRush98 said:
Hey you know what'd be nice?
If the search function worked in this forum.
Oh wait. It does.
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Adding to sig...
Mafian said:
Bootloader cannot be relocked yet.... so no rooting for me.... as much as I really want to....sad face
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i want my yogurt lol froyo time
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Why don't you just do it? If your N1 ever has a hardware issue, HTC is repairing them, bootloader locked or not.
Does the S-off on the bootloader mean we'll be able to load unsigned roms with nand access?
Yes.
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With this can we install 2.2 vanilla?
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You wouldnt be talking about the post that they put up
shoman24v said:
With this can we install 2.2 vanilla?
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It doesn't magically allow you to install roms from other devices....
adrynalyne said:
It doesn't magically allow you to install roms from other devices....
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but it does allow you to write to /system without shutting your phone down with Root Explorer! That radio looks pretty good too!
vantagejuan said:
but it does allow you to write to /system without shutting your phone down with Root Explorer! That radio looks pretty good too!
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What's the radio version in the leaked, something different?
StirCwazy said:
What's the radio version in the leaked, something different?
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Radio is a different version, they have not posted details yet.
LTL11 said:
Radio is a different version, they have not posted details yet.
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Different radio version, nand access... god the wait is going to kill me.
Is this going to work with HBOOT .79?
adrynalyne said:
It doesn't magically allow you to install roms from other devices....
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True...
StirCwazy said:
What's the radio version in the leaked, something different?
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the 8/1 leak had the newer radio version, it just wasn't flashable in CWM
Screenshot shows that this is running on Hboot .77, that's a bit disheartening :\
partizan81 said:
Screenshot shows that this is running on Hboot .77, that's a bit disheartening :\
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I would love to hear your reasoning on why that is disheartening?
adrynalyne said:
I would love to hear your reasoning on why that is disheartening?
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doesn't this mean we'd have to revert back before we can do anything?
No, not really. Only if you wanted to go back to stock for warranty purposes.
So what does "a-off mean" and why does it matter.
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SR3TLAW said:
So what does "a-off mean" and why does it matter.
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it's S-off and it means the phone is truly unlocked. right now we can only do things from recovery, with S-off we can do anything we want and do it with the phone booted up.
adrynalyne said:
No, not really. Only if you wanted to go back to stock for warranty purposes.
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if this S-off mod was done to the old Hboot wouldn't we have to go back and use the old hboot?
adrynalyne said:
I would love to hear your reasoning on why that is disheartening?
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Just because it means there's the potential that we'll have to use your technique to revert the HBOOT back to .77 in case the new Unrevoked Forever method isn't compatible with .79.
No.
With nand unlocked, we can flash radios forwards and backwards, as well as kernels, roms, etc.
If you were wanting to remove the hacked SPL though, you would have to go through the typical reversion steps listed in other threads.
I wake up everyday looking for news about 2.3 getting released. I am on 2.2.1 so I lost the ability to root. So i hope this comes out soon and if anyone has any info please post.
Officially it should come out in "coming weeks" as this tweet suggests - http://twitter.com/googlenexus/status/16974464310845440.
But there's a way to root your 2.2.1 anyways. Follow this guide:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=8315805&postcount=2
KROMO50 said:
I wake up everyday looking for news about 2.3 getting released. I am on 2.2.1 so I lost the ability to root. So i hope this comes out soon and if anyone has any info please post.
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SuperOneClick works great if you still want root.
KROMO50 said:
I wake up everyday looking for news about 2.3 getting released. I am on 2.2.1 so I lost the ability to root. So i hope this comes out soon and if anyone has any info please post.
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Just unlock your bootloader.
I have tried the super one click no luck
Other than unlocking, which is the preferred and safest way to do it. You could just follow the guide that was linked here. I did it for my friend just last week because he was afraid of the official way to root for some reason. It worked perfectly.
Yeah I did it the rageagainstthecage way.
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nope but i read about 2.4 just google for:
google-ice-cream-android-2-4
cant post links
My sig says it all...
KROMO50 said:
I have tried the super one click no luck
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Odd, are you sure you have the latest Super One Click? It worked fine for me 2.2.1 N1 on T-Mobile.
KROMO50 said:
I have tried the super one click no luck
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Works fine for me. Did you get stuck at the looping problem after following the steps in the OP?
The way around that, as many of us have discovered, is to turn the phone off then run SuperOneClick and select 'root'. Turn the phone back on once 'waiting for device..' is shown in the program and then just leave it until it finishes.
Ensure USB debugging is enabled before you get started and that your PC has the required drivers installed. (Check Device Manager).
To be fair the Original Post needs updating as the instructions aren't very good without the above being mentioned.
DirkGently1 said:
SuperOneClick works great if you still want root.
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Dumb question but, does that method allow you to install custom roms (e.g. CM7) without unlocking the bootloader, thus keeping the warranty?
frandavid100 said:
Dumb question but, does that method allow you to install custom roms (e.g. CM7) without unlocking the bootloader, thus keeping the warranty?
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Using exploit to root allows you to get rooted device without unlocking the bootloader. However, I cannot tell you 'your warranty is kept' for certain(as long as bootloader is locked and you can revert to stock, I think it's okay).
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Dumb question but, does that method allow you to install custom roms (e.g. CM7) without unlocking the bootloader, thus keeping the warranty?
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This does not unlock the boot loader....... and, yes you can flash roms once rooted.
Good luck on that warrenty buisness.
LFact said:
However, I cannot tell you 'your warranty is kept' for certain(as long as bootloader is locked and you can revert to stock, I think it's okay).
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If you do revert to stock there should be no way to tell you ever modified the rom, isn't that right?
frandavid100 said:
If you do revert to stock there should be no way to tell you ever modified the rom, isn't that right?
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Unfortunately you can only relock the bootloader on Nexus S, according to a Google Android developer
rcknr said:
Officially it should come out in "coming weeks" as this tweet suggests - http://twitter.com/googlenexus/status/16974464310845440
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Is this "official" though? It's been 23 days since that post.
We'll get it, but I'm just bored of waiting. With so much anticipation, we'll probably be disappointed. Hope not.
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Unfortunately you can only relock the bootloader on Nexus S, according to a Google Android developer
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His question isn't about relocking the bootloader. But as long as you reflash the stock ROM and recovery, then I don't think there would be a way to tell without further examination. Regardless, HTC isn't too strict with the warranty claims, as many members on this forum have claimed warranty and sent back rooted phones to HTC. You should be fine.
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Is this "official" though? It's been 23 days since that post.
We'll get it, but I'm just bored of waiting. With so much anticipation, we'll probably be disappointed. Hope not.
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that's 3 weeks. "coming weeks" being a PR equivalent of more than a month, we should be waiting for gb another 2 weeks at least...
It's only 5% of GB, but you can have the keyboard from it. A definite improvement and works perfectly on my N1 with 2.2.1 (no root needed):
http://www.appbrain.com/app/keyboard-from-android-2-3/com.moo.android.inputmethod.latin.free
And how to fix it!?
Basically for the last two days I have been trying to root my phone unsuccessfully. The problem is with the hboot driver and it not working. The first time i installed the driver it seemed to go fine, but after plugging my Wildfire into the usb I got a new hardware message and it was trying to find "ADB"..
Anyways unrevoked obviously did not find my phone so today I have uninstalled the driver and tried to update it again. At first it seemed to be going well, but then it asked for winusbcoinstaller.dll from disc.. I tried to link a picture but because of my low post count I cant.
Does anyone know what this means and how to fix it?
Many thanks in advance and sorry if its in the wrong section.
Hi,
Maybe you can find answer here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=899892
BR
Greg
grzesiczek1 said:
Hi,
Maybe you can find answer here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=899892
BR
Greg
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Sugar. Cheers for that. I thought i was running 2.1 as i have never done any upgrades!, i didnt think my phone came standard with 2.21.. lol.
Guess i'l check back in the future to see if there is a fix.
My Wildfire was also shipped with 2.2..
Just took it out of the box and tried to root -> not this time...
grzesiczek1 said:
My Wildfire was also shipped with 2.2..
Just took it out of the box and tried to root -> not this time...
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Guess we're in the same boat then man.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=847443
Have fun rooting guys!
h4oxer said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=847443
Have fun rooting guys!
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Thankyou. Although i am a complete novice and have no idea what any of that stuff means.. lol
I have just read that thread. My hboot version is 1.01.0001
Im still waiting for the fix from revoked right..?
oneinouts said:
I have just read that thread. My hboot version is 1.01.0001
Im still waiting for the fix from revoked right..?
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Yes, you are. The downgrade guide is valid only for the CN Froyo Release, which had a HBOOT version 0.83
3xeno said:
Yes, you are. The downgrade guide is valid only for the CN Froyo Release, which had a HBOOT version 0.83
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Thankyou. I thought I might be.
Im sure someone will come up with something, well im hoping anyway
hey im a big noob at rooting so I need help.
If you can help me I would PAY!
so I have 2.3.4 and I want to downgrade to 2.2.1 so I can root again and I have no Idea on how to do it it doesn't work for me im on mac maybe thats why....
so if you can help me downgrade and root I would give u money through paypal (If im rooted =D)
so give me ur msn or aim and Ill add you and you tell me how to do =D
Well the first question is... Were you rooted before receiving update? Is your phone S=off, what bootloader version do you have?
Quick answer to if you werent rooted before OTA, then no root is available at this time.
eqjunkie829 said:
Well the first question is... Were you rooted before receiving update? Is your phone S=off, what bootloader version do you have?
Quick answer to if you werent rooted before OTA, then no root is available at this time.
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yea I wasn't rooted before What if downgrade to 2.2.1? can I still root it?
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if anyone helps me I would donate 10 dollars..
i'm pretty sure you can downgrade, there were some methods in the g2 forums...
EDIT: oh, here you go: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1178912
saranhai said:
i'm pretty sure you can downgrade, there were some methods in the g2 forums...
EDIT: oh, here you go: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1178912
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will this work http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=924923 so I can get back to 2.2?
killer174 said:
will this work http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=924923 so I can get back to 2.2?
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no, because you had to be rooted using the gfree method first...
try the one i posted above, hope it works out for ya
saranhai said:
no, because you had to be rooted using the gfree method first...
try the one i posted above, hope it works out for ya
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I have a problem at the last step I get permission denied?
killer174 said:
I have a problem at the last step I get permission denied?
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which method? the link i posted?
permission denied means you don't have root access yet...
saranhai said:
which method? the link i posted?
permission denied means you don't have root access yet...
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k now I dont get the last step wth the pmg file do I have to put that on my sd card and on platform toos?
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which method? the link i posted?
permission denied means you don't have root access yet...
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OK I FINALLY downgraded to 2.2.1 now I can root right?
killer174 said:
OK I FINALLY downgraded to 2.2.1 now I can root right?
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yes you can
killer174 said:
OK I FINALLY downgraded to 2.2.1 now I can root right?
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Yes you can
Congrats bro.
I would recommend the root.sh method (would give a link, but on my phone).
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saranhai said:
Yes you can
Congrats bro.
I would recommend the root.sh method (would give a link, but on my phone).
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Im already rooted with gfree thanks
killer174 said:
Im already rooted with gfree thanks
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Sure no problem man. Don't forget the thanks button
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