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ArtooDetoo: According to Android Guys, HTC have updated the progress on unlocking their bootloaders (for those whose bootloaders aren't unlocked as yet)...
"HTC tells us that they are making progress and that the goal of an August rollout is still in the cards. The first device will be the HTC Sensation, followed by T-Mobile's Sensation 4G and Sprint's EVO 3D.Devices will be continue to be shipped to consumers and retail partners in a locked state if only because of security and user experience. A user-initiated, web-based unlocking tool will be made available for for those "developers and enthusiasts" looking to unlock the bootloader. This tool will require users to register an account with HTC, waiving part/all of the device's warranty in the event something goes awry. From there, users will plug the phone into the Android SDK to retrieve an identifier token that gets entered into the web tool. This token will get you an unlock key that is entered into the device."
That's a bummer, as there's no way to restore your phone to stock and get warranty service since the unlocking process makes you agree to voiding the warranty, and your phone will be on a database of unlocked phones.
HTC giveth and HTC taketh away...
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freitasm: Just posted another entry in the TelecomTech blog: www.geekzone.co.nz/TelecomTech/7764
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Linuxluver:
But if one's bootloader is already unlocked....not an issue, I guess.
Might get my volume rocker fixed / replaced. ;-)
Privoxy: I have been running custom ROMS since day one of unlock and have just ran into my first big problem.
My phone went dead over night - and I have a beta version of CWM installed which doesn't allow charging while off so its currently impossible to power on my phone. There are some guides around on how to fix this with adb but I will have to try after work.

All comments are my own opinion, and not that of my employer unless explicitly stated.
lokhor: New version 2.0 of P3D is out :P I have already flashed it.
k1w33d:lokhor: New version 2.0 of P3D is out :P I have already flashed it.
Is it an update or do you have to reflash the entire ROM?
All comments are my own opinion, and not that of my employer unless explicitly stated.
lokhor:k1w33d:lokhor: New version 2.0 of P3D is out :P I have already flashed it.
Is it an update or do you have to reflash the entire ROM?
Well technically you can try it with just a dalvik cache and cache wipe but its only been tested with a full factory reset before flashing it.
All comments are my own opinion, and not that of my employer unless explicitly stated.
Privoxy: I have been running custom ROMS since day one of unlock and have just ran into my first big problem.
My phone went dead over night - and I have a beta version of CWM installed which doesn't allow charging while off so its currently impossible to power on my phone. There are some guides around on how to fix this with adb but I will have to try after work.
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Linuxluver:Privoxy: I have been running custom ROMS since day one of unlock and have just ran into my first big problem.
My phone went dead over night - and I have a beta version of CWM installed which doesn't allow charging while off so its currently impossible to power on my phone. There are some guides around on how to fix this with adb but I will have to try after work.
Charge the battery outside the phone. All you need is 10% to get booted.
The three contacts will be + / - and ground.
You can charge from a couple of AA batteries and some tiny wire bits if it comes to it. It's rough...but it works. It's how crims keep their cellphones charged in jail without a proper charger....but they are allowed to have batteries for radios....and radios have wires in them. ?
k1w33d:
Haha...you speaking from experience? j/k. @Privoxy I converted an old usb cable to power some led's for my head taking software. If you have an old usb cable lying around and a multimeter, you could repurpose it to charge your battery or as linuxluver suggested you could use batteries.
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