[GUIDE] T-Mobile US One S - How to ROOT and flash ROMs
So I know there's been some controversy and scares going around about
the US version, since it JUST came out. I'm here to calm you guys down.
I have now rooted mine, flashed an interim CWM touch version (not
permanent) and have flashed a ROM......ALL successfully.
Here's what I did:
UNLOCKING:
Unlock your bootloader by registering at HTCdev.com and following the
unlock instructions. Under device, choose "All other devices", as the
One S is not yet listed. It'll walk you through getting your unlock
token and flashing it.
ROOTING
Follow Paul O Brien's instructions on rooting your phone. I flashed the
r3 superboot file he had. The first time it didnt take and just booted
the phone back up. Second time it took, and seems to have stuck, at
least for apps. Please note that my phone says *TAMPERED* along with the
*UNLOCKED* notification. I have no idea what that means exactly, but
everything works great for me.
This means if you dont want to leave Sense but want to get the tons of
useless and annoying T-Mobile and other bloatware apps out, you can.
T-Mo are dicks and make almost 100% of the apps on it by default SYSTEM
apps, therefore unremovable. So you'll need root and Titanium Backup to
freeze or delete them. I'd recommend freezing the non-TMo one's just in
case.
FLASHING ROMS
1. Flash Paul O Brien's intermin CWM touch version.
You MUST use this interim CWM version for the moment, as the others do
not work properly. Some things like USB mount dont work in this interim
version, but the important functions like wipe and flash, backup and
restore, and restart do work. The CWM recovery seems permanent, based on
my initial trials, so no worries about reflashing it each restart.
2. Flash your ROM of choice from Clockworkmod Recovery. I'm using Black
Dragon right now, but there are others out there as well. I'm personally
looking forward to CM9, but its a little ways away, usability-wise.
August 11, 2012
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