"fastboot flash recovery c:\your recovery image filename"Īfter that, you have a S-OFF phone with custom recovery image.ġ) Boot into HBoot, choose recovery from the menu.Ģ) In recovery menu, choose flash zip from SD card.ģ) Choose the root file that you copy to phone's SD cardĤ) Wait till it is finished, then choose reboot You check that by booting into HBoot (Turn off the phone, then hold volume down and power button together, until you see the HBoot screen), you should see a pink revolutionary label above your HBoot image.Ģ) Connect PC to phone via USB, you see "Fastboot USB" on your phone.
The root file i use is Superuser-3.0.7-efgh-signed.zipġ) unzip and run the recovery tool, you can choose not to install revolutionary recovery. (You may need to remove the SD card from phone, and put it into card reader).
Download the root file, and copy it to SD card. Download the recovery tool from Revolutionary page. Download the adb tools from ADB and FASTBOOT for Windows. For HTC Desire GSM model, the 4Ext Recovery image can be downloaded from (Desire GSM) Choose the recovery image, you can choose Revolutionary Recovery or 4Ext Recovery. This leaves the drivers in the Windows that is essential for working with the phone in Windows Download HTC Sync and install it, after that, uninstall HTC Sync. Since we are modifying the firmware, we need to set the phone to S-OFF. It is a HTC technique to check the validity of their firmware. You should get a microSD card reader too (for copying files from PC to SD card).īefore rooting the phone, we need to set S-OFF. There are a few software tools that we can choose to perform the task, and it is possible to combine different tools together to do it. Choose a custom ROM image and burn it into flash. The whole process consists of four parts. This says something about the upward compatibility of the HTC Desire. Yes, the latest Android OS can be run on HTC Desire.
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