Nand unlock?

[kyle10]

Ok so can someone explain exactly what Nand unlock (s-off) is?

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[Husker_fan_]

I looked and looked to find it too just today for a friends phone. It means security-off. It makes it so your incredible will always be able to maintain root. After the 2.3.4 update you can no longer get root without rolling back the updates unless you have s-off prior to updating. To get s-off you use unrevoked3 then run unrevoked forever to turn s-off. If you search these 2 things you'll find alot of info and detailed instructions. Hope this helps, and if im wrong jump in and correct me!

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[kyle10]

Thanks. Imma try it.

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[snjfinances]

I looked and looked to find it too just today for a friends phone. It means security-off. It makes it so your incredible will always be able to maintain root. After the 2.3.4 update you can no longer get root without rolling back the updates unless you have s-off prior to updating. To get s-off you use unrevoked3 then run unrevoked forever to turn s-off. If you search these 2 things you'll find alot of info and detailed instructions. Hope this helps, and if im wrong jump in and correct me!

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Unrevoked obviously doesn't work for original Moto Droid... what does? I do not have access to /system except for in recovery. Can't get it via Terminal Emulator, can't update BusyBox, can't use Root Explorer. But everything gets su permissions, and everything else works (except my wifi).