Changes between Version 30 and Version 31 of radio_s_off


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Timestamp:
11/29/10 21:36:51 (14 years ago)
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fattire
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    1818At this point in time the @secu_flag is removed from your phone and your phone is S-OFF.
    1919
    20 == Optional steps - verify the S-OFF (Overview of the steps) ==
    21 
    22 5. start hboot, attach a serial console to it and start rtask c
    23 
    24 6. attach a serial console to the now running AT-command interpreter and run some AT-commands to verify the success
     20== Optional step - verify the S-OFF (Overview of the steps) ==
     21
     225. start hboot, attach a serial console to it and start rtask c.  Attach a serial console to the now running AT-command interpreter and run some AT-commands to verify the success
    2523
    2624=== 1. Perm root your phone ===
     
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    131129** NOTE IF YOU HAVE A MAC, THIS IS A LOT EASIER.  SKIP TO THE END **
    132 
    133 === 5 start rtask c in hboot ===
     130=== Verify you did it right ===
     131
     132
     133So in the following steps, here's what you're looking for:
     134
     135@CID: 11111111 <--- this response means you have superCID!  Congrats!
     136
     137@SIMLOCK= 00  <--- this means your simlock is off.
     138
     139@secu_flag: 0  <--- this means your radio is S-OFF.  Congrats.
     140
     141==== Linux verification ====
     142
     143===== 5a start rtask c in hboot =====
    134144
    135145Plug your phone into your computer, and in a terminal, type the following:
     
    146156}}}
    147157This will terminate your console session. Attach the serial to the new USB-device
    148 === 6 Verify the success using the AT-command interpreter ===
     158===== 5b Verify the success using the AT-command interpreter =====
    149159
    150160On your computer:
     
    177187At this point your phone will power down and reboot.
    178188
    179 === Steps 5 and 6 for Mac ===
     189==== Mac Verification ====
    180190
    181191To verify all went well on a mac, do this:
     
    222232
    223233It should look something like that anyway.  It may look slightly different if you were typing while the computer was sending you back information.
    224 
    225 But anyway.  Here's what you're looking for:
    226 
    227 @CID: 11111111 <--- this response means you have superCID!  Congrats!
    228 
    229 @SIMLOCK= 00  <--- this means your simlock is off.
    230 
    231 @secu_flag: 0  <--- this means your radio is S-OFF.  Congrats.