The following Mod will unlock all APNs for editing, and allow you to tether using the Stock Built-in tethering:
For this to work, you must be rooted, and have busybox installed.
This is confirmed working on T-Mo software version 1.12.531.19 It may work for others, but they should probably have their own Settings.apk mod done to avoid issues.
People were having problems installing this via ADB, so I have made a flashable zip to simplify the process:
Step 1:
Flash this via recovery: http://www.cheatersedge.org/android/m8/TetherZip.zip
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Step 2:
Once your phone has rebooted, go into Settings -> Mobile Data -> Access point names.
Select the one for "T-Mobile Data" Which should now be editable.
Scroll down, and change the APN protocol from IPv6 to IPv4.
Select Menu and hit "Save"
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OLD Instructions:
Step 1:
Download the following modded Settings.apk to the root of /sdcard/: http://www.cheatersedge.org/android/m8/Settings.apk
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Step 2 (Via ADB):
Code:
adb shell
su
mount -o remount,rw /system
sed -i s/pcweb.tmobile.com/fast.t-mobile.com/g /system/customize/ACC/default.xml
cp /sdcard/Settings.apk /system/app/Settings.apk
chmod 644 /system/app/Settings.apk
mv /system/app/Settings.odex /system/app/Settings.odex.bak
reboot
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Step 3:
Once your phone has rebooted, go into Settings -> Mobile Data -> Access point names.
Select the one for "T-Mobile Data" Which should now be editable.
Scroll down, and change the APN protocol from IPv6 to IPv4.
Select Menu and hit "Save"
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Step 4:
Enjoy fully working tethering over the normal APN.
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Step 5:
Someone else should make a flashable zip *Hint* step 3 can be done with sqlite3 in the command line but... I am feeling lazy .
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Fenny said:
The following Mod will unlock all APNs for editing, and allow you to tether using the Stock Built-in tethering:
For this to work, you must be rooted, and have busybox installed.
This is confirmed working on T-Mo software version 1.12.531.19 It may work for others, but they should probably have their own Settings.apk mod done to avoid issues.
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How would you go about getting this to work on a deodexed ROM? I just attempted the walkthrough with ARHD 3.4 and it didn't work, my APN settings are still locked
Fenny said:
The following Mod will unlock all APNs for editing, and allow you to tether using the Stock Built-in tethering:
For this to work, you must be rooted, and have busybox installed.
This is confirmed working on T-Mo software version 1.12.531.19 It may work for others, but they should probably have their own Settings.apk mod done to avoid issues.
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Is there an elaborate explanation to step 2? I'm new to HTC and have never used terminal or adb. Was blessed on my Razr HD. Thank you.
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The_Blue_Bomber said:
Is there an elaborate explanation to step 2? I'm new to HTC and have never used terminal or adb. Was blessed on my Razr HD. Thank you.
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You would enter those commands through the command prompt where you have your android sdk set up.
hawaiianboi said:
You would enter those commands through the command prompt where you have your android sdk set up.
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Okay. Thank you
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nonmindo said:
How would you go about getting this to work on a deodexed ROM? I just attempted the walkthrough with ARHD 3.4 and it didn't work, my APN settings are still locked
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ARHD probably has a different Settings.apk. The APN unlocking magic is in my modded Settings.apk. I have patched it to simply ignore the "readonly" value in telephony.db.
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I'm assuming you'll still have to use a VPN to encrypt your HTTP headers, or spoof your useragent to show up as a mobile device. Otherwise, T-Mobile will mark unencrypted traffic as tethering anyway. I would love to be wrong on this one, but I don't think it's _that_ simple otherwise.
Also, I find the replacing and modifying of files to be easier in Recovery than when booted into the system. System has some annoying write protection to deal with.
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blakejohnson86 said:
I'm assuming you'll still have to use a VPN to encrypt your HTTP headers, or spoof your useragent to show up as a mobile device. Otherwise, T-Mobile will mark unencrypted traffic as tethering anyway. I would love to be wrong on this one, but I don't think it's _that_ simple otherwise.
Also, I find the replacing and modifying of files to be easier in Recovery than when booted into the system. System has some annoying write protection to deal with.
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User agent spoofing is still required. Particularly if you are trying to use IE. Just spoof the same Desktop UA string that mobile chrome spoofs, and you are all set.
You can also change the protocol by doing:
Code:
sqlite3 /data/data/com.android.providers.telephony/databases/telephony.db
update carriers set protocol='IPV4V6' where protocol = 'IPV4';
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What is the best way to install Busybox so I can get this working? I get crashes/reboots/errors when trying to install busybox.
I assume that because the system is read-only.
@Turge can you do this on ViperM8 setting.apk rom?
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epsix said:
@Turge can you do this on ViperM8 setting.apk rom?
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I can do a writeup if you need one,
But for now: Hint: look for the string "readonly" in Settings.
captainreynolds said:
What is the best way to install Busybox so I can get this working? I get crashes/reboots/errors when trying to install busybox.
I assume that because the system is read-only.
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You'll need root. Grab the busybox installer from the google play store, it's the easiest way
I tried this and it isn't working for some reason. As far as I can tell all commands worked, but the APN is still locked. Running the same software version as the OP. Rooted/Busybox are installed.
DrownedElf said:
I tried this and it isn't working for some reason. As far as I can tell all commands worked, but the APN is still locked. Running the same software version as the OP. Rooted/Busybox are installed.
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Same here. Also after I did this, every time I boot my phone. It says limited service on the lock screen. Never seen that before.
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The_Blue_Bomber said:
Same here. Also after I did this, every time I boot my phone. It says limited service on the lock screen. Never seen that before.
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Which ROM are you running?
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Fenny said:
Which ROM are you running?
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Just stock rooted.
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The_Blue_Bomber said:
Just stock rooted.
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Look in /system/app is there a Settings.odex there?
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Fenny said:
Look in /system/app is there a Settings.odex there?
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Yes
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The_Blue_Bomber said:
Yes
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Wait... did you install this from recovery? If you run those commands from recovery you need to mount system first.
(Advanced -> mounts)
That file should not have been there.
Fenny said:
Wait... did you install this from recovery? If you run those commands from recovery you need to mount system first.
(Advanced -> mounts)
That file should not have been there.
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No, I just ran adb while the phone was on. Was I not supposed to?
The_Blue_Bomber said:
No, I just ran adb while the phone was on. Was I not supposed to?
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No, that is fine, it should have worked then. Verify that Settings.apk contains a classes.dex, and delete the Settings.odex file.
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YOU MUST BE SOFF TO USE THIS MOD, IF YOU DONT KNOW WHAT THAT IS YOU DONT HAVE IT. I AM NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR BRICKS DUE TO YOUR NEGLIGENCE. Now lets continue.
You can find the hboot here to download: Download
Once you download this zip, extract all of its contents. You will need to verify the md5 of the mmcblk0p18 so be sure to pull the .md5 as well. Once you have the files, open the md5 in a text editor of choice. Then, put the mmcblk0p18 into your adb folder. If its in your path, I will make the assumption you can modify this to your needs. You will now need to use the code below. Be sure you are booted into android!
Code:
adb push mmcblk0p18 /sdcard/mmcblk0p18
adb shell
su
md5sum /sdcard/mmcblk0p18
#now check the output of this command with the md5 in the file you opened in notepad. If it DOES [U]NOT[/U] MATCH, [U][B]DO NOT[/B][/U] proceed
dd if=/sdcard/mmcblk0p18 of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18
diff /sdcard/mmcblk0p18 /dev/block/mmcblk0p18
# IF THESE DIFFER DO NOT REBOOT, try the command again. If you are not S-OFF then you will see that the files WILL differ.
Now, you can reboot and the red warning text will be gone! Enjoy!
After you do this, it will look like this (Hboot will show 1.18.9999):
In addition, phone will no longer be recognized in fastboot mode on USB 3.0 ports
kusanagi-sama said:
After you do this, it will look like this:
In addition, phone will no longer be recognized in fastboot mode on USB 3.0 ports
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Any other side-effects???
rohov said:
Any other side-effects???
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Just that
kusanagi-sama said:
After you do this, it will look like this (Hboot will show 1.18.9999):
In addition, phone will no longer be recognized in fastboot mode on USB 3.0 ports
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s-off....how???....
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handryg555 said:
s-off....how???....
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I think you have to be one of the lucky ones to have an S-Off phone.
Can I have a more simpler method for noobo like me. Thanks anyway.
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to_sukanta said:
Can I have a more simpler method for noobo like me. Thanks anyway.
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There isn't any other simpler way than that. If you can't handle a few commands, you shouldn't be modding your phone.
Is it also possible to change the screen to diff boot logo with s-off? Or can i only remove red text?
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Snyper0012 said:
Is it also possible to change the screen to diff boot logo with s-off? Or can i only remove red text?
Sent from a hand.
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You can change the boot animation, but you can't change the boot logo, just remove the red text.
Not entirely true. I know of a utility that converts a 480x800bmp to nbh. From there (with an eng fast boot mod,(I got a friend working on it who will be nameless so you don't all bug him)) fastboot flash splash custom.nbh
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Can anyone please please confirm if I need to boot into boot loader to run the mode or normal booting into the system would be enough to run the adb commands?? I booted into normal system but adb commands showing that device not found.
You do this in rooted android with USB debugging enabled. If you can't follow the instructions, then you shouldn't be using this mod
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simonsimons34 said:
You do this in rooted android with USB debugging enabled. If you can't follow the instructions, then you shouldn't be using this mod
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Just asking, are there phones shipped with S-Off?As there is no method to off it by ourselves.If there are, they are indigenous to which countries?Where have they appeared?Or are they development phones?
Steam. said:
Just asking, are there phones shipped with S-Off?As there is no method to off it by ourselves.If there are, they are indigenous to which countries?Where have they appeared?Or are they development phones?
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Some rare cases are there where the phone is factory s-off.the security is absent by default in such handsets.
Steam. said:
Just asking, are there phones shipped with S-Off?As there is no method to off it by ourselves.If there are, they are indigenous to which countries?Where have they appeared?Or are they development phones?
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Yeah, most of the cases is when the guy received the phone from HTC as a gift... we've seen-
GB ship s-off
PVT ship s-off
And one more I don't remember
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After running all the commands successfully, it is still showing there is a file difference. Is there any other way to remove this red text while booting. Please please help somebody. I''m desperate to get rid of this.
>.> learn to read. This is only for s-off phones. If you had an older phone or an unupdated one x you would of just bricked all because you didn't read
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simonsimons34 said:
>.> learn to read. This is only for s-off phones. If you had an older phone or an unupdated one x you would of just bricked all because you didn't read
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I'm sure my One V is s-off, I've just done it few days back. I'm currently running on PA2.99, how can it be s-off, even I tried to copy the mmcblk0p18 file to the /dev/block folder manually with proper permission. Still no luck. Please help.
You are not soff. Final. Your unlocked. And you don't even know what your talking about at this point
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I have a Verizon HTC ONE with android version 4.4.2 KitKat that is not rooted or unlocked. I know that Verizon blocks the regular form of unlocking it through the htcdev site so I wanted to know if there was an alternative way?
Can I install Android JellyBean instead of KitKat and use RumRunner?
Is this not possible unless the phone is unlocked and rooted?
Thanks!
You have to wait until an exploit is found if your bootloader is locked.
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selayan said:
You have to wait until an exploit is found if your bootloader is locked
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Ok thanks! Any idea how long it could take for an exploit to be found?
Try this. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=49953186
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bschram said:
Try this. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=49953186
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Thanks! I'm new to this so I have a question about that.
It says make sure you have a working adb and use it. Is this a form of terminal on my pc or something and where could I download this? Thanks
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I'm not sure you can use that if you are locked and complete stock. Google how to set up adb for your os. Or search some threads in the main sections. There are lots of guides.
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selayan said:
I'm not sure you can use that if you are locked and complete stock. Google how to set up adb for your os. Or search some threads in the main sections. There are lots of guides.
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Ok ill give it a shot thanks!
selayan said:
I'm not sure you can use that if you are locked and complete stock. Google how to set up adb for your os. Or search some threads in the main sections. There are lots of guides.
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You're right it won't work. I guess I will wait for someone to exploit kit Kat for verozon
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alexcushing said:
Thanks! I'm new to this so I have a question about that.
It says make sure you have a working adb and use it. Is this a form of terminal on my pc or something and where could I download this? Thanks
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As I am a relatively new user to XDA (I'm not new, just new to posting) and it won't let me post links until after like 10 links or so, all slashes / will be replaced with asterisks * to make the forums think I'm not posting a link.
The ADB is the Android Debug Bridge. It comes built in to the Android SDK (Software Developer Kit). I'm not sure if it works standalone.
Anyway, this is what you do:
1. Download the SDK from here: http:**developer.android.com*sdk*index.html. It's 480 mb. By my home's Internet speed, that is a ginormous file. So if your Internet speed is anything like mine, allow about 30 minutes for download. And make sure your computer has the power to unzip a 480 mb ZIP file. This also installs Eclipse, which is basically a program you use to write Android apps. (If you think you may develop apps but you want an alternative to Eclipse, try the Android Developer Studio here: http:**developer.android.com*sdk*installing*studio.html)
2. Once it's installed and everything, navigate to: <sdk install directory>\sdk\platform-tools. Go to the address bar. Click in it, hit Ctrl+A to select all, Ctrl+C to copy, and Ctrl+V to paste it somewhere. I recommend a Notepad document or something. Then navigate to Computer. Click on System Properties and then Advanced system settings. At the bottom of the Advanced tab, click Environment Variables... Find the "path" variable. Paste the sdk\platform-tools link AT THE END OF THE VARIABLE. Make sure that you put a semicolon at the end of it. Click Okay and whatnot.
3. Open command prompt.
4. Type "cd <sdk install directory>\sdk\platform-tools"
5. The ADB should now work. Type "adb" before running any commands. List: http:**developer.android.com*tools*help*adb.html
Sorry if someone already said something about this. I started typing it before I went to lunch and I am finishing and posting this coming back from lunch.
Has anyone managed to get WiFi Tether app working on KitKat?
Kraizk said:
Has anyone managed to get WiFi Tether app working on KitKat?
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Just the native hack in the themes/apps section.
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dottat said:
Just the native hack in the themes/apps section.
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The one I found caused dialer and HTC services to force close non stop.
Kraizk said:
The one I found caused dialer and HTC services to force close non stop.
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The one in themes section works fine for me on kit Kat. Make sure you get the one made for kit Kat.
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dottat said:
The one in themes section works fine for me on kit Kat. Make sure you get the one made for kit Kat.
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IIRC Odex is the one that should work for entirely stock rooted, correct?
Kraizk said:
IIRC Odex is the one that should work for entirely stock rooted, correct?
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Yes. If any doubt exists...You can boot to twrp and before you flash the zip do the following...go to mounts and put a check mark in system. Then go to advanced and select file manager. Navigate to /system/app and rename wifirouter.apk and it's odex to have the .bak extension. Then flash.
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dottat said:
Yes. If any doubt exists...You can boot to twrp and before you flash the zip do the following...go to mounts and put a check mark in system. Then go to advanced and select file manager. Navigate to /system/app and rename wifirouter.apk and it's odex to have the .bak extension. Then flash.
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Thats what I did, clearly I missed something.... It causes the force close issues and I had to revert the files. No permanent harm just frustrating.
Kraizk said:
Thats what I did, clearly I missed something.... It causes the force close issues and I had to revert the files. No permanent harm just frustrating.
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Have you made any other tweaks or are you pure stock ?
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dottat said:
Have you made any other tweaks or are you pure stock ?
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Pure stock. Rooted for the sake of TB and when i thought WIFI tether would work
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Pure stock. Rooted for the sake of TB and when i thought WIFI tether would work
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Did you freeze anything ?
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Just do the edit your self its easy, no need for a flashable. Just use a root file explorer to go to /system/customize/ACC/ and open default.xml in a text editor. Almost to the bottom you will see
Code:
<app name="Tethering_provision">
<item type="integer" name="TetheringGuard_Rule">1</item>
Change the 1 to a 0. Save exit and reboot. The stock wifi hotspot should now work.
dottat said:
Did you freeze anything ?
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Not a single thing.
cmlusco said:
Just do the edit your self its easy, no need for a flashable. Just use a root file explorer to go to /system/customize/ACC/ and open default.xml in a text editor. Almost to the bottom you will see
Code:
<app name="Tethering_provision">
<item type="integer" name="TetheringGuard_Rule">1</item>
Change the 1 to a 0. Save exit and reboot. The stock wifi hotspot should now work.
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Will take a look at this tomorrow when I can get my hands on my friends phone again.
I had the same problem with the phone app force closing, then realized it was because I had used the wrong version. Don't use the one from the first post. There's a link - post 21 I think.
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bjs339 said:
I had the same problem with the phone app force closing, then realized it was because I had used the wrong version. Don't use the one from the first post. There's a link - post 21 I think.
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if I have helped you please press the thanks button.
This mod removes the red text from HBOOT with custom kernels.
It is a simple binary replacement of the text that would normally display with a long string of 0x20 (The character for spaces).
WARNING: THIS IS DANGEROUS, if your phone powers off while you are writing to the hboot, you CAN brick.
S-off, root, and busybox are required
Download:
http://www.cheatersedge.org/android/m8/hboot-no-red-text.img
SHA1: 8619b74b5f22459753498d89de38f47b23518f78
Installation (This can be done in normal boot mode, but booted to TWRP is a MUCH safer bet):
Code:
adb push hboot-no-red-text.img /sdcard/
adb shell
su
dd if=/sdcard/hboot-no-red-text.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p11
reboot
will this be persistent between rom flashes? ie. a 1 time thing? I think it should since it is its own partition right?
epsiblivion said:
will this be persistent between rom flashes? ie. a 1 time thing? I think it should since it is its own partition right?
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Yes, it should be persistent unless for some insane reason you decide to flash a ROM with an HBOOT image built into it.
Fenny said:
Yes, it should be persistent unless for some insane reason you decide to flash a ROM with an HBOOT image built into it.
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it would take an even more insane dev to make such a zip. I don't think I ever saw one. except maybe one time when one of the phones I was using needed firmware update to be compatible with the new android version, and the new roms included it. though it'd be safer to have it as a separate zip.
For some reason, it's giving me an error
Code:
/sbin/sh: su: not found
while booted into twrp recovery. It has no issue finding it while booted though. Don't want to mess around flashing this hboot without being in recovery. Any ideas?
captainreynolds said:
For some reason, it's giving me an error
Code:
/sbin/sh: su: not found
while booted into twrp recovery. It has no issue finding it while booted though. Don't want to mess around flashing this hboot without being in recovery. Any ideas?
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OH no need to worry, you are already running as root in the recovery. You can skip the "su" step.
Fenny said:
OH no need to worry, you are already running as root in the recovery. You can skip the "su" step.
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Yeah, figured it out when I noticed the hash symbol Got it working - thanks for making this!
Hey, if I make a backup of my current hboot using dd, will I be able to restore that backup using dd if I ever need to go back to stock? Thanks!
Also, if any of y'all want the stock t-mobile hboot (3.16.0.0000) let me know, I'll upload it somewhere.
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Hey, if I make a backup of my current hboot using dd, will I be able to restore that backup using dd if I ever need to go back to stock? Thanks!
Also, if any of y'all want the stock t-mobile hboot (3.16.0.0000) let me know, I'll upload it somewhere.
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Yes, that works just fine.
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It says "no such file or directory" on the first command. Am I doing something wrong?
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verysick said:
It says "no such file or directory" on the first command. Am I doing something wrong?
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I forgot to copy the img to my adb folder [emoji28][emoji191] It worked. Thanks! No more red letters [emoji41]
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Thanks for this. Worked perfectly
Thank you very much Fenny for this Eazy Peazy mod!!!!
Makes reboot look soooooooo much better
It doesn't seem to work if you have a custom splash screen installed. Any way around that? Thanks for the mod anyways :highfive:
So the phone have to be on bootloader or recovery?
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So i am assuming that reverting the hboot to have red text, we would just flash our own Hboot dumps?
I'm assuming so.. Either way it can't hurt to put back what was already there to begin with so give it a go
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pp085ster said:
I'm assuming so.. Either way it can't hurt to put back what was already there to begin with so give it a go
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I just removed the "Tampered" banner (Didn't know i can do that, LOL), so really all that is left if the Red Text. i really don't care if it says locked or unlocked.
Any way to do this in the phone without a computer?
Thanks
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Worked as said. Red warning gone. Thank you!
Phone: T-Mobile HTC M8 rooted-superCID-s-Off
ROM: Latest Cyanogen
Recovery: Lates TWRP
tony_5309 said:
I just removed the "Tampered" banner (Didn't know i can do that, LOL), so really all that is left if the Red Text. i really don't care if it says locked or unlocked.
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How did you remove the tampered banner?
Anyone with a tmobile htc 10 mind uploading a build.prop?
Here you go. This is from a stock rooted ROM, current TMO version.
smw6180 said:
Here you go. This is from a stock rooted ROM, current TMO version.
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/system/customize/acc/default.xml
/system/customize/mns/default.xml
/system/customize/cid/default.xml
Please
Behold_this said:
/system/customize/acc/default.xml
/system/customize/mns/default.xml
/system/customize/cid/default.xml
Please
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Sure thing. Here you go. Let me know if you need anything else. I can pull /system if no one's done it already and you need it. Just say the word.
smw6180 said:
Sure thing. Here you go. Let me know if you need anything else. I can pull /system if no one's done it already and you need it. Just say the word.
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Please do.
jrock79 said:
Please do.
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Probably quickest to just upload my nandroid. I'll upload that in a few.
@jrock79 here you go. https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24545065934258735
Edit: verified the md5 so I know the file's good, FYI. 3.7gb. enjoy. 7zip opens it fine.
smw6180 said:
Probably quickest to just upload my nandroid. I'll upload that in a few.
@jrock79 here you go. https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24545065934258735
Edit: verified the md5 so I know the file's good, FYI. 3.7gb. enjoy. 7zip opens it fine.
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Perfect. Thanks.
No problem. Anything else you need, let me know.
How are you all able to get or edit the files, I'm getting a didn't pass root test on ES File even though I am rooted.
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fmedrano1977 said:
How are you all able to get or edit the files, I'm getting a didn't pass root test on ES File even though I am rooted.
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Es is not compatible with systemless root. You either need to reflash root in compatibility mode or drop Su binary into /system/bin
Behold_this said:
Es is not compatible with systemless root. You either need to reflash root in compatibility mode or drop Su binary into /system/bin
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Mind instructing me on how to do either one.
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fmedrano1977 said:
Mind instructing me on how to do either one.
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Easiest would be to pull the Su binary out of the superuser.zip boot into TWRP go into file manager navigate to system bin and copy the file there