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turbo drinker
Thanks Scotty for quite a detailed explanation there!! 
When I originally rooted, I had rooted and gained S-Off and thought that, while I was at it, I might as well get Eng S-Off (had read that getting Eng S-Off was needed for some things - think it was for changing boot animations (which I think you can do even without Eng S-Off anyway)).
As I rooted pre-Gingerbread and have since then gone to JellyBean, do you think it may be worth running the last Gingerbread RUU and then re-rooting the phone, to put the most up-to-date radio/hboot on the phone? I realize that this will mean that I am no longer Eng S-Off, but I don't think it will make a lot of difference to me anyway!
Have been thinking (again) of giving Sense another 2 days (as that's about all I seem to be able to manage) anyway, so may just give true "stock" another go...

a patched hboot protecting itself from overwrite is almost as good as radio s-off,with exception of when a new hboot is needed for new software. the change from gingerbread to ICS is a perfect example of this. without the new hboot,modifications must be made for the new software to run,or a new hboot must be patched that is compatible with the new software. radio s-off wins here,since you can just run the new required hboot and still be s-off.![]()
When I originally rooted, I had rooted and gained S-Off and thought that, while I was at it, I might as well get Eng S-Off (had read that getting Eng S-Off was needed for some things - think it was for changing boot animations (which I think you can do even without Eng S-Off anyway)).
As I rooted pre-Gingerbread and have since then gone to JellyBean, do you think it may be worth running the last Gingerbread RUU and then re-rooting the phone, to put the most up-to-date radio/hboot on the phone? I realize that this will mean that I am no longer Eng S-Off, but I don't think it will make a lot of difference to me anyway!
Have been thinking (again) of giving Sense another 2 days (as that's about all I seem to be able to manage) anyway, so may just give true "stock" another go...

