[ CONSULTA ] Como Quitar letras Rojas de Splash?

ereodin · 21/09/13, 12:39:55

Queria saber si hay algun modo de quitar las letras rojas del Splash, soy S-OFF y con base 3.17

SALUDOS.

vasy · 21/09/13, 13:35:31

http://www.htcmania.com/showthread.php?t=625819 aquí tienes

vasy · 21/09/13, 13:37:13

https://mega.co.nz/#!3dBnVbYB!JyHUsn...OjoANZGCgooBWg y aquí el firmware para 3.17

vasy · 21/09/13, 13:37:54

algo mas?

vasy · 21/09/13, 13:41:45

http://d-h.st/Jtp y este es para quitar letras rojas

vasy · 21/09/13, 13:42:53

los comandos:fastboot oem rebootRUU
fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

ereodin · 21/09/13, 15:18:36

Cita:

Originalmente Escrito por vasy

http://d-h.st/Jtp y este es para quitar letras rojas

Una cosa, eso se flashea desde recovery?, yo solo kiero k no salga el texto rojo k sale abajo al arrancar.

rmthx · 21/09/13, 15:27:36

Mira el post 2

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2316726

uzy · 21/09/13, 15:28:27

No, se flashea desde fastboot.

ereodin · 21/09/13, 15:31:17

Bueno, creo k dejare las letras, según he podido leer si metes un Hboot modificado, luego si kieres cambiar de firmware o hboot hay k volver a meter el original, aunque me he bajado el original también, pero si se me olvida la cago. :eek:

**A.S.A.P.** · 21/09/13, 17:34:51

Hola Chicos

Ereodin,

Efectivamente, es una de las formas mas "tontas" de brickear el móvil....

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Salu2

rmthx · 21/09/13, 18:11:35

Yo lo he hecho en one s y tb en el one

De hecho en sección one s tengo un tutorial para quitar las letras y cambiar hboots

Tb el de volver a stock modo fabrica

Siendo s off no hay problema siguiendo los pasos al pie d la letra

Esta claro q si se joroba el hboot dejas un bonito ladrillo ya q es el gestor de arranque

Tampoco pasaría nada ya q el sat te lo cambiaría x uno nuevo ya q ni ellos podrán entrar

Muchos compañeros brikearon a posta el one s para forzar el cambio en el sat

En cuanto al hilo q te he puesto más arriba. Lo q tienes q hacer si eres s.off y con custom recovery

Es coger los zips del post 2 del hilo d xda

Justo al inicio del post 2 verás las letras rojas q tanto molestan

Coges el zip modificado devla misma versión q tienes

Ejecutas el comando x fastboot y adiós letras rojas

Yo las he quitado

Si da algún error no se te ocurra reiniciar

Vuelves a flasear el zip siempre q estés en modo ruu con las letras HTC es recuperable

Yo he probado los 2 modelos q hay en el hilo de xda

En los del post 1 te actualiza radio hboot y te deja recovery stock
Con esta prueba tuve fallo pero se quedó en modo ruu

Y en la consola salía q volviera a flasear inmediatamente

Volví a flasear el zip y listo pero esto me dejó recovery stock me actualizo radio y hboot

Volví a meter twrp

Otra vez letras rojas

Pero esta vez flasee el zip del post 2 de la misma manera x comando fastboot en modo ruu

Y esta vez se quitaron las letras y conserve twrp

Lis zips del post 2 son sólo para quitar las letras

rmthx · 21/09/13, 18:16:10

Modified and Stock Hboot zips for RUUmode (Red Warning Edit) General Information

Now that we have S-Off, (and ONLY if you have S-Off!) we can get rid of the red warning text, the development disclaimer overlay that has defaced our boot splashes until now.

This build is for
development purposes only
Do not distribute outside of HTC
without HTC's written permission.
Failure to comply may
lead to legal action.

This is not really anything new. It has been done many times before, there are numerous threads with this information and actually everyone can do it himself. I only post this for the sake of convenience. This is the same recipe as was used on other devices, these are RUUmode flashable hboot zips and work the same way as the firmware zips in post #1. They were modified to edit out the warning text; no other modifications. Enjoy a clean custom splash.

Notice: Regaw_leinad has a thread for a utility called "RegawMOD" that allows more customization's of the hboot. My thread is only for this one edit, it is manually done, it flashes in RUUmode and is thus a very clean and safe method.
Personally, i do not trust automated hboot editing methods, however i believe that other dudes method is probably safe and nice. I just provide this for people who feel like myself, a little safer with a full manual way to keep control.

I always test all of these on my own device. But as always, flash at own risk. You're writing to a critical part of your phone. If anything goes wrong along the way, you might be bricked.

Downloads, Updates

16.09.2013 Update: added 1.55.0000 from Base 3.17 Modified - red warning removed.
16.09.2013 Update: added 1.55.0000 from Base 3.17 Original unmodified - for going back to stock hboot in case of issues.

* Notice: please read my note on the currently available hboots at the bottom of this post!
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16.09.2013 Update: added 1.55.0000 from Base 3.10 Modified - red warning removed.
16.09.2013 Update: added 1.55.0000 from Base 3.10 Original unmodified - for going back to stock hboot in case of issues.

* Notice: please read my note on the currently available hboots at the bottom of this post!
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25.08.2013 Update: added 1.55.0000 from Base 3.09 Modified (Thx @SoLdieR9312) - red warning removed.
25.08.2013 Update: added 1.55.0000 from Base 3.09 Original unmodified - for going back to stock hboot in case of issues.

* Notice: please read my note on the currently available hboots at the bottom of this post!
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07.07.2013 Update: added 1.54.0000 from Base 2.24 Modified (Thx @descenpet) - red warning removed.
07.07.2013 Update: added 1.54.0000 from Base 2.24 Original unmodified - for going back to stock hboot in case of issues.

* Notice: please read my note on the currently available hboots at the bottom of this post!
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14.06.2013 Update: added 1.54.0000 from Base 2.17 Modified - red warning removed.
14.06.2013 Update: added 1.54.0000 from Base 2.17 Original unmodified (Thx @shark147) - for going back to stock hboot in case of issues.

* Notice: please read my note on the currently available hboots at the bottom of this post!

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09.06.2013 Update: added 1.44.0000 Modified - red warning removed.
09.06.2013 Update: added 1.44.0000 Original unmodified - for going back to stock hboot in case of issues.

* Before resetting Security to ON (S-ON) you MUST flash a stock, unchanged hboot! Your device will brick instantly if you set Security ON and reboot on a modified hboot!

HowTo

Step-By-Step:
1. If device is booted into Android, reboot into bootloader by running:

Code:
adb reboot bootloader

1.a Or else, if your device is in a different state or you just prefer the button method:

Press Power for 15 seconds and hold Vol Down at the same time, when the screen and charging LED go dark immediately release Power but keep holding Vol Down until you see the bootloader screen. Notice: If the device refuses to reboot, you might need to hold it to a bright light with its light sensor. This is a very specific bug in the HTC ONE. The light trick always works.

2. Now place the Firmware_named_something.zip into your adb/fastboot folder

3. Now run:

Code:
fastboot oem rebootRUU

4. Followed by:

Code:
fastboot flash zip Firmware_named_something.zip
(replace "Firmware_named_something.zip" with the name of your zip)

Now check the console output. It should approximately look like this:

Code:
C:\Android\com>fastboot flash zip orig_hboot_1.44.0000_M7_RUUmode.zip sending 'zip' (486 KB)... OKAY [ 0.245s] writing 'zip'... (bootloader) zip header checking... (bootloader) zip info parsing... (bootloader) checking model ID... (bootloader) checking custom ID... (bootloader) start image[hboot] unzipping & flushing... (bootloader) [RUU]UZ,hboot,0 (bootloader) [RUU]UZ,hboot,52 (bootloader) [RUU]UZ,hboot,100 (bootloader) [RUU]WP,hboot,0 (bootloader) [RUU]WP,hboot,99 (bootloader) [RUU]WP,hboot,100 (bootloader) ...... Successful OKAY [ 2.176s] finished. total time: 2.425s

Important:

the flash process halts at 75% at phone screen! This is normal and a safety precaution! The last 25% is the reboot, which is NOT happening automatically, so you get a chance to check the console output before reboot to make sure it is safe to reboot! The bar will only fill up to 100% once you type the following command:

Code:
fastboot reboot-bootloader

Pip079 · 21/09/13, 18:33:25

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2321794
Prueba esto es mas sencillo a mi me funciono solo lee antes de cualquier cosa

rmthx · 21/09/13, 18:45:54

Cita:

Originalmente Escrito por Pip079

http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2321794
Prueba esto es mas sencillo a mi me funciono solo lee antes de cualquier cosa

es para AT&T

yo no flasearia un hboot de operador americano

solo flasearia el mismo hboot q llevo

I made a plugin a couple of days ago for RegawMOD Bootloader Customizer for AT&T's HTC One. With this you all can customize your 1.44.0000 hboots to your hearts content. You can change *** UNLOCKED *** to any thing you like. Change the .0000 in the hboot version to any version you want (purely cosmetic), hide or customize the development disclaimer (red text at boot), update build date/time, and show S-On instead of S-OFF.

ereodin · 21/09/13, 19:33:15

Creo k es mayor el riesgo k el beneficio, ya no solo por k pueda dar algún error, si no por k olvides poner el original antes de meter un firmware nuevo, al fin y al cabo son unas letras k salen unos segundos.

Saludos y gracias a todos.

uzy · 21/09/13, 19:42:03

Pues yo que soy un flaseador compulsivo y me gusta tener siempre el ultimo firmware, ademas tengo quitado las letras rojas con el hboot modificado y me acabo de enterar que al instalar un (próximo/nuevo firmare) me podria cargar el One si no instalo antes el hboot original.

¿pero que seria de todo esto sin un poco de emoción?

Pip079 · 21/09/13, 20:15:02

Es verdad yo traigo un at&t pero soy supercid no creo que halla problema ademas igual soy s-off y boot unlock, ojo que lo flashee ya estando en android revolution version internacional

Pip079 · 21/09/13, 20:24:18

Otra cosa igual actualize el firmware sin cambiar y ningun problema

ereodin · 22/09/13, 00:03:22

Cita:

Originalmente Escrito por uzy

Pues yo que soy un flaseador compulsivo y me gusta tener siempre el ultimo firmware, ademas tengo quitado las letras rojas con el hboot modificado y me acabo de enterar que al instalar un (próximo/nuevo firmare) me podria cargar el One si no instalo antes el hboot original.

¿pero que seria de todo esto sin un poco de emoción?

No eske te lo puedas cargar, eske te lo cargas, menos mal k te has enterado.

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