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Root [Guide] How to root the Wildfire S with S-ON

Hi

I'm about to Root my WFS, but wanted to make sure that one of the benefits will be that I'll be able to make the text bigger, especially the inline text within Yahoo Mail for Android, as that's one of the main reasons I'll be doing the Root?

Thanks in advance.

M
 
Hi

I'm about to Root my WFS, but wanted to make sure that one of the benefits will be that I'll be able to make the text bigger, especially the inline text within Yahoo Mail for Android, as that's one of the main reasons I'll be doing the Root?

Thanks in advance.

M
I'm pretty sure there must be an app out there that needs root permission which will allow you to have bigger text. Try searching in the play store first
 
Hi

I'm about to Root my WFS, but wanted to make sure that one of the benefits will be that I'll be able to make the text bigger, especially the inline text within Yahoo Mail for Android, as that's one of the main reasons I'll be doing the Root?

Thanks in advance.

M

Here's one for starters...
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.a0soft.gphone.bfont&hl=en

There are more on Play Store.... However, are you sure you can't simply change font size in the Yahoo App?
 
i have a problem in bootloader unlock of my htc wildfire s
i follow all the procedure that described in htcdev.com and submit my identifier token but i can not receive my reply mail from them. they said there was a problem which is-

There was a problem with your submission. The error created is SoapFault exception: [HTTP] Forbidden in /var/www/htc2devadmin/expressionengine/libraries/Functions.php(659) : eval()'d code:50 Stack trace: #0 [internal function]: SoapClient->__doRequest('__call('CreateContactUs...', Array) #2 /var/www/htc2devadmin/expressionengine/libraries/Functions.php(659) : eval()'d code(50): SoapClient->CreateContactUsTicket(Array) #3 /var/www/htc2devadmin/expressionengine/libraries/Functions.php(659): eval() #4 /var/www/htc2devadmin/expressionengine/libraries/Template.php(1579): EE_Functions->evaluate('???parse_template_php('???parse('???fetch_and_parse('', '', false) #8 /var/www/htc2devadmin/expressionengine/libraries/Core.php(632): EE_Template->run_template_engine('', '') #9 /var/www/htc2devadmin/expressionengine/controllers/ee.php(68): EE_Core->generate_page() #10 [internal function]: EE->index() #11 /var/www/htc2devadmin/codeigniter/system/core/CodeIgniter.php(311): call_user_func_array(Array, Array) #12 /var/www/index.php(188): require_once('/var/www/htc2de...') #13 {main}.

Please fix this and try again.
please tell me in which step i was wrong.
my device model is PG7610000 and rom is 2.13.401.3
i download RUU carrier HTC EU.
help me please
 
i have a problem in bootloader unlock of my htc wildfire s
i follow all the procedure that described in htcdev.com and submit my identifier token but i can not receive my reply mail from them. they said there was a problem which is-

There was a problem with your submission. The error created is SoapFault exception: [HTTP] Forbidden in /var/...

....Please fix this and try again.
please tell me in which step i was wrong.
my device model is PG7610000 and rom is 2.13.401.3
i download RUU carrier HTC EU.
help me please

How many attempts at the unlock did you make via HTCdev? If something went wrong on the initial attempt then I think you may get this error on following attempts. I can only suggest contacting HTC... sorry it's not much help... maybe someone else with more knowledge may respond soon..
 
Hello !

Great job on the guide , thank you !
I can't pass the 4C step , and i was thinking you might gave me a hand !
I gave you he details :

phone Unlocked
Marvel PVT SHIP S-OFF RL
HBOOT - 1.09.0099
MICROP - 0451
RADIO - 7.57.39.10 M

Android 2.3.5
HTC sense v 2.1
Sof. 2.26.161.1
Kernel version 2.6.35.10- g69f19b

I did all the things untill the step 4C , the folder Flash root.zip it is on the SD Card , but after i click on the Recovery the phone vibrate , the white screen with HTC logo appears and it is staying like that . I live it for 15 min and nothing changed ! So basically i can't get the recovery menu screen !
I did 2 the Forcing Apps to install to the SD Card without root , and all went as was explain there , but when i restart the phone , no change , the phone wan't rooted !
I used the Htcsupertol as well , and show me that was rooted with that flashy screen , but as well nothing was changed after restarting the phone !
Any idea about how i can sort these , somehow !?

Thank you !
 
Borodescud, welcome to Android Forums :hello:

Try re-flashing the recovery. If that doesn't work, change the recover: if you had CWM before then try TWRP and vice versa.

Also, sometimes with the SuperTool all you have to do is reboot a second time. Verify that the SuperUser app is installed.

Hope that helps!
 
First of all accept my apologies for being dumb as I'm new to andriod, I have been playing in blackberry before.

I recently have bought a HTC Wild fire s and found the battery life very bad. Started googling if there is anyway to fix it so I started of battery issue and now stucked here in booting my device :D..

Ok I have 2 questions.

1. Does really rooting your device can extend the battery life? (Just rooting and keeping the original ROM)

2. My device details are below. Tell me if I still can root it? Do I have to change Hboot version to 1.08.0099 to get it rooted?

Device: HTC Wildfire S s-on A510e.
HBOOT: 1.09.0099 -S-ON (Bootloader Unlocked though)
Adnriod Version: 2.3.5
Sense Version: 2.1
Software Number: 2.26.707.2
Kernel Version: 2.6.35.10
 
Welcome to Android and Android Forums :hello:

1. IMHO rooting has little to do with battery life. I've played with multiple custom ROMs and none of them seemed to have a significant impact on battery life for me. There are apps in the play store that claim to extend battery life and some require root. I gained little from them and think they are basically snake oil. Others will disagree. You'll have to try for yourself and see.

2. You need to start at step 4 since your bootloader is already unlocked.
 
First of all accept my apologies for being dumb as I'm new to andriod, I have been playing in blackberry before.
....

1. Does really rooting your device can extend the battery life? (Just rooting and keeping the original ROM) ....

Bottom line... Yes, and No. Rooting will only give you more control over your device and applications.services that are chewing up your battery life. As the last post, I have tried numerous so called "Battery Savers" and "Battery Optimizers" but really they do nothing magical, infact, most don't do anything that you can't learn to do manually (Which is always best.)

Sometimes, if it just the battery or memory issue that is the bothersome demon in the works, then rooting, downloading a few simple apps such as link2sd, File Manager and Titanium Backup will help you do most of the necessary functions that will speed up the device, retain battery power and optimize memory/ram. If need be, as with myself, after playing around with a bunch of custom Roms, you could also consider a repacked Stock Rom for your device that will probably have all that done for you.

Are you Marvel or Marvelc ? If you are in the US the ROM I'm using right now would solve all those isues in one go... if on GSM there are also Marvel versions....

Also, I responded to your other post in my tuturial thread, check it out here if you still need help with it...


Good luck!
 
I thank you both of you fellas.. your response appreciated .. Gryffon I believe I'll continue on other topic to make things easy for me and you fellas.. thanks again.
 
I have attempted your instructions but get stuck at 4A as get message that fastboot is not recognized as an internal or external command (see below). Please help, thanks
C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Android>fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5
.0.2.8-marvel.img
'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Users\user\AppData\Local\Android>
 
Hey All, hope somebody can help me.

I'm at the stage where my phone is ***UNLOCKED***.

I'm on part 4A. Trying to install ClockworkMod Recovery.
After typing in (fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.8-marvel.img) into the command prompt it say's something along the lines of: 'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Can anyone help me? Thanks a million.
 
this worked perfect for my phone!! i had to download a separate driver installer for the htc sync to work but that didnt take more than 5 mins, im not a total noob but ive never tryed anything like this b4, but your guide was very easy to follow and i got it done on my first try! and found great pleasure in deleting all the bulls*it apps from my wildfire so thank you very much!!
 
Hey All, hope somebody can help me.

I'm at the stage where my phone is ***UNLOCKED***.

I'm on part 4A. Trying to install ClockworkMod Recovery.
After typing in (fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.8-marvel.img) into the command prompt it say's something along the lines of: 'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Can anyone help me? Thanks a million.

Did you get this solved mate? I think I saw you in my thread, and I've updated my method, if you are stuck and get no help give me a shout...
the other post you were on is here...
http://androidforums.com/wildfire-s...led-procedure-january-2013-a.html#post5493532
 
Welcome to Android Forums, BrainDrain42 :hello: I'm glad your first experience here was a positive one ;) Make sure you have a good backup of your ROM before making to many changes.
 
At the step where i put root.zip in SD then have to go to HBoot and click recovery it just stays on HTC screen like phone is starting up:(
 
Hey All, hope somebody can help me.

I'm at the stage where my phone is ***UNLOCKED***.

I'm on part 4A. Trying to install ClockworkMod Recovery.
After typing in (fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-5.0.2.8-marvel.img) into the command prompt it say's something along the lines of: 'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

Can anyone help me? Thanks a million.

i had the same problem so i put the clockwork image in the same file as all the other programs (the one referred to as c:android in the guide) tried the command again and it worked
 
after flashing recovery image when i going into recovery mode the phone sometime black screen show and msome time phone automatically resets now what to do next

My phone HTC WILDFIRE S asian
 
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