This kind of stuff is not meant for every Incredible S user, but if you’re someone who loves to play a little harder with his phone like flashing custom ROMs or MODs, then this is something you’d need — at least until we get a working build of ClockworkMod [CWM] Recovery for Incredible S. Anyway below are a few uses:
- Flash unsigned images
- Perform advanced fastboot commands
- Factory reset phone
Requirements:
- ADB installed on your PC.If you don’t have it, then you can use our guide on How To Install ADB on Windows.
- Stock radio S-Off
- Root access
- BusyboxUse “BusyBox” app from the market to install latest version of busybox — Market link here
Required files:
Download “vivo_enghboot.img” file from here — http://www.multiupload.com/9NVA7N7X81
Transfer the file “vivo_enghboot.img” to the root of your SD Card (Remember to NOT transfer the file inside any folder on your SD Card. Okay!)
Installation:
Open command prompt window, and type/paste the following commands:
- Enable USB debugging on you phone. To do so go to “Settings — Applications — Development — And tick USB debugging”
- Insert adb shell command in the command prompt window
adb shell
IF you don’t get a # prompt, and get a $ prompt instead of it, then insert the following command:
su
That should give you a a # prompt
- We must always check the MD5 SUM of the downloaded files to ensure that the file is not corrupted, as a corrupted file might brick the phone.
- So to perform MD5 SUM check enter the following command:
busybox md5sum /sdcard/vivo_enghboot.img
- You should get the following the following output:
b1829cfb7cf5d462660a58aa5449d27c
- Check carefully. If you get similar output then continue.But If you get different output, then do the following:
- Download the “vivo_enghboot.img” file again from the link given above
- Delete the old file from your SD Card and transfer the newly downloaded file to your SD Card
- And start again from Step 1
- Now enter the command given below to flash ENG HBOOT to your Incredible S
dd if=/sdcard/vivo_enghboot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p18
- Then enter the following command
reboot bootloader
If everything went well, then you should get a screen similar to one given in the beginning of this post.
This was originally posted by developer “jcase” over at XDA forums. You visit his thread here.
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