Granite1
Zercron Encrusted Tweezer
Scotty,
Yeah, the only thing I can think of also involves root or "pre-root" (i.e., a compliant HBOOT that would allow a fastboot boot to allow soft-booting a pre-root system image, but I'm guessing that's not easily achievable with Revolutionary? (if it is, I could build a pre-rooted boot.img with adb / root, etc.)).
BTW, you won't see adb access in stock recovery since there isn't an adb daemon running at that time (that I'm aware of).
If you can get wider-open fastboot access, we might have an opening...
Cheers!
edit: also, just saw this on AC: http://forums.androidcentral.com/thunderbolt-rooting-roms-hacks/162217-tool-bypass-downgrade-get-s-off-no-data-wipe.html (I'm not a member there at AC so I didn't follow all the links, but if this would work for this device, it might be helpful?)
Revolutionary won't work for her device SA. She's updated to 2.3.5, she has to follow another root method that requires a bootable phone.
Captain Throwback has a root method to downgrade the hboot to 2.10 and we use unrevoked, but that needs the phone to boot.
I'm loosing my mind!
I'm going to pm the Cap'n and get him to take a look also, might as well pull all the stops now.

Thanks for helping guys!
. I can't thank you all enough for your tremendous amount of care and effort to help me here. Its very much appreciated.
since the first few commands are adb commands,not fastboot commands. it would actually be better for us if the phone got to a point in the boot process where it had an adb daemon running and then hung 