Hello /g/, I would like to go all open-source with my HTC One

>>60073676
>In the spirit of RMS
He doesn't have a cell phone because they're personal tracking devices.

>>60073748
Well, yes, but...

I am trying to obtain a free method of gaining permanent root, by attempting to avoid paying for proprietary software.

>>60073778
You may be SOL. I don't know since I've never owned an HTC device.

>>60073676
Remove the drm check for sunshine. I've tried to do that, but they obfuscated it pretty hard.

The other option is if you haven't updated is to s-off with free solutions. If you have updated, you're SOL. I believe there might still be a guy with a j-tag and factory unlock that you can mail your phone to (but it'll cost the same. At least you aren't giving money to that pretentious fag jcase)

>>60073900
>Remove the drm check for sunshine
How does one do that? I'm genuinely interested.

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>>60073676
>I would like to go all open-source with my HTC One M7
You do realize that the bootROM, both bootloaders, and the baseband software would still be closed source, right? A bootloader unlock will only allow you to replace the recovery and OS/kernel. Nothing else.

>>60073948
I'm aware of that. I'm only trying to go as open-source as possible with the phone. While I can't make it completely free and unchain it from the confines of proprietary software, I at least want a free recovery and OS.

>>60073977
You're going to have to pay for the tool.