Is there a way to reset the gps stats on this phone? Every time I go into Maps it shows my location at 20 or 40 meters and keeps moving between those two. I seem to remember my gps being as low 3-4 meters before.
SkizzMcNizz said:
Is there a way to reset the gps stats on this phone? Every time I go into Maps it shows my location at 20 or 40 meters and keeps moving between those two. I seem to remember my gps being as low 3-4 meters before.
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I assume you tried clearing data in Maps?
GPS signals can be wonky. Lots of things can interfere with your reception. Does it seem to change based on where you are?
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eclipsim.gpsstatus2
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I assume you tried clearing data in Maps?
GPS signals can be wonky. Lots of things can interfere with your reception. Does it seem to change based on where you are?
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It just seems like all of a sudden it's not working as well.
This is related bit I've also noticed that my phone is laggy on any Sense rom that I flash and can't figure out why. It's like my phone hit old age and doesn't wanna work as smoothly as it did a few months ago.
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ChongoDroid said:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eclipsim.gpsstatus2
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What do I do with that?
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It just seems like all of a sudden it's not working as well.
This is related bit I've also noticed that my phone is laggy on any Sense rom that I flash and can't figure out why. It's like my phone hit old age and doesn't wanna work as smoothly as it did a few months ago.
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Might be time for a RUU and re-root?
That app will give you the raw GPS data. You can use it to see if the problem is the signal or something else.
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Might be time for a RUU and re-root?
That app will give you the raw GPS data. You can use it to see if the problem is the signal or something else.
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Yea I was hoping to not have to go the ruu route lol but I was kinda thinking I might have to. I don't wanna use the 2.20 ruu tho. I wanna keep the old bootloader.
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I don't wanna use the 2.20 ruu tho. I wanna keep the old bootloader.
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You just need to use the 1.85 RUU. There's a link in the dev forum.
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You just need to use the 1.85 RUU. There's a link in the dev forum.
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The 1.85 root method will still work even tho it finds 2.20 in the last step?
EDIT: Isn't there a way now to downgrade your hboot so if I ran the 2.20 ruu I'd still be able to downgrade and flash kernels and radios in recovery?
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I have just updated to dirty rom 2.2c and all of a sudden, I can't get a GPS lock
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SkizzMcNizz said:
The 1.85 root method will still work even tho it finds 2.20 in the last step?
EDIT: Isn't there a way now to downgrade your hboot so if I ran the 2.20 ruu I'd still be able to downgrade and flash kernels and radios in recovery?
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The downgrade method is pretty hairy and requires Linux. AFAIK the 1.85 root method still works (but I never used it myself).
GPS Signal Drop and Maps Error's
I have the recent cm10 jelly bean installed. However I cannot use Maps GPS features. The signal drops and then Maps gets a force close errors. Any ideas in a fix?
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SkizzMcNizz said:
The 1.85 root method will still work even tho it finds 2.20 in the last step?
EDIT: Isn't there a way now to downgrade your hboot so if I ran the 2.20 ruu I'd still be able to downgrade and flash kernels and radios in recovery?
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There is currently a working root for 2.20 firmware. Here's the link... http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1952038
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The downgrade method is pretty hairy and requires Linux. AFAIK the 1.85 root method still works (but I never used it myself).
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I just realized that I don't need to use those methods when I ruu because I'm already supercid.
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ive looked and cant seem to find a flashable zip of the most recent tmo firmware. i found a nandroid but wifi didnt work. if someone knows where one is or can post one id appreciate it.
It's not going to work for you regardless. There is firmware you need included in update for Wi-Fi to work on that build.
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fmedrano1977 said:
It's not going to work for you regardless. There is firmware you need included in update for Wi-Fi to work on that build.
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maybe why there isnt one posted lol. thanks man
I personally had to relock the bootloader and flash the 1.53 RUU, get the 2 updates, unlock bootloader, flash recovery and finally root....... Took me 2 hours but worth it, everything works
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Do you find wifi connectivity is better on the latest firmware? That's the reason I want it. I have the oldest and have bad wifi issues. Won't stay connected.
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mikeyinid said:
Do you find wifi connectivity is better on the latest firmware? That's the reason I want it. I have the oldest and have bad wifi issues. Won't stay connected.
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I personally had no Wi-Fi issues running stock 2.21 RUU and data network speeds where faster than this latest T-Mobile release too. Thinking of going back to it.
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fmedrano1977 said:
I personally had no Wi-Fi issues running stock 2.21 RUU and data network speeds where faster than this latest T-Mobile release too. Thinking of going back to it.
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I went ahead and took all the updates. Now wifi seems solid but data sucks. Speed test app won't even run. Keeps saying network issues. With full bars. I think I effed up
Sad thing is you can't ruu back to older versions afaik
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mikeyinid said:
I went ahead and took all the updates. Now wifi seems solid but data sucks. Speed test app won't even run. Keeps saying network issues. With full bars. I think I effed up
Sad thing is you can't ruu back to older versions afaik
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Yeah once you apply 2.35 update, you can only go back to 2.31 & 2.21 AFAIK.
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fmedrano1977 said:
Yeah once you apply 2.35 update, you can only go back to 2.31 & 2.21 AFAIK.
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very sad too cus my phone blows now.
2.21 runs great with awesome data speeds. I was on that for weeks till yesterday, giving this 2.35 a test drive. 2.31 gave me random reboots.
I'm on T-Mobile US.
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Hmm. So I was having even worse data/wifi issues after updating. Like I said the speed test app wouldn't work, wifi calling wouldn't work. So I found the newest ruu which is posted here in the [email protected] section, like 2.85 or whatever. Ran the ruu and I'm having zero issues. Something with taking the updates ota didn't agree with my phone. If you're having issues after the ota I'd suggest just running the ruu. Seems flawless now.
Will soff enable to either downgrade hboot easier now or prevent the hassle of flashing boot.img first?
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joho5 said:
Will soff enable to either downgrade hboot easier now or prevent the hassle of flashing boot.img first?
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Yes yes
joho5 said:
Will soff enable to either downgrade hboot easier now or prevent the hassle of flashing boot.img first?
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Yes, but not automatically. You need to wait for the fixes to be released.
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Yes, but not automatically. You need to wait for the fixes to be released.
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Awesome...thanks.
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Chongo confirmed he is able to flash a rom without the need for fastboot... Can anyone else confirm this? He has hboot 2.14, can someone with hboot 1.14 give it a shot?
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joho5 said:
Awesome...thanks.
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Actually, as IT mentioned, I think I'm wrong about flashing. I believe s-off removes all flashing restrictions. Downgrading is no longer necessary.
It's the fun stuff that will take some time.
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Actually, as IT mentioned, I think I'm wrong about flashing. I believe s-off removes all flashing restrictions. Downgrading is no longer necessary.
It's the fun stuff that will take some time.
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What can we expect now that we have s-off? Or rather, what would YOU like to see. I'm curious what the typical One X user wish list would be?
Also, I saw you post in the boot animations thread. Did you get it to work? Which animation did you pick?
i still haven't ran the s-off exploit yet. i also slept over 30 hours and missed the release. i was going to wait to run it until some hacks came out that use s-off but i guess not having to fastboot boot.img is good enough. ill run it in abit seems super easy, looks like basically a hacked up ruu =) i guess that is why it is called facepalm.
I see the ruu contains a radio does it cause any problems with at&t?
DvineLord said:
I see the ruu contains a radio does it cause any problems with at&t?
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Interesting. S-Off means the radio is fully flashable (even for those on hboot 1.14). So I would think you can just flash another radio, if there are any issues.
DvineLord said:
i also slept over 30 hours and missed the release.?
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Whoa. Sick or something? Or just sleep a lot?
'busa said:
What can we expect now that we have s-off? Or rather, what would YOU like to see. I'm curious what the typical One X user wish list would be?
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Dual boot, anyone? I would love to be able to go both ways (Sense and AOSP )
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Dual boot, anyone? I would love to be able to go both ways (Sense and AOSP )
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+100000000 yes!
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iElvis said:
Dual boot, anyone? I would love to be able to go both ways (Sense and AOSP )
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totally forgot about dual boot, been wanting to do this forever.
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Dual boot, anyone? I would love to be able to go both ways (Sense and AOSP )
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And upcoming Ubuntu?
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i still haven't ran the s-off exploit yet. i also slept over 30 hours and missed the release. i was going to wait to run it until some hacks came out that use s-off but i guess not having to fastboot boot.img is good enough. ill run it in abit seems super easy, looks like basically a hacked up ruu =) i guess that is why it is called facepalm.
I see the ruu contains a radio does it cause any problems with at&t?
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The ruu doesn't actually install. It would need to run that a few times to fully install it. Basically we are telling the phone we are going to RUU, which in HTC's stupidity, unlocks the emmc partitions to be writable. Then the RUU fails when it finds superCID. So we cancel out of the ruu status, but the emmc partitions are still unlocked, and we turn the security flash off with soffbin3. And ya, that's why it's called facepalm
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totally forgot about dual boot, been wanting to do this forever.
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Are yall using that dual boot program from the market? And is it confirmed working?
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im running the 1.85 now for the heck of it. i found that fastboot oem lock works differently then i remember it, you issue the command and it goes to a black screen. just make sure you go back into fastboot before running the ruu.
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Are yall using that dual boot program from the market? And is it confirmed working?
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/...SwyLDEsImNvbS5kcngyLmJvb3RtYW5hZ2VyLmxpdGUiXQ..
You mean this program? boot manager lite?
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/...SwyLDEsImNvbS5kcngyLmJvb3RtYW5hZ2VyLmxpdGUiXQ..
You mean this program? boot manager lite?
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That's the one. I tried using it a long time ago with one of my old HTC's and it never acted right for me.
Just wondering if anyone got any dual boot working yet.
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Oooh, I would love to be able to dual-boot between Sense and AOSP...hopefully that's now a real possibility.
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Chongo confirmed he is able to flash a rom without the need for fastboot... Can anyone else confirm this? He has hboot 2.14, can someone with hboot 1.14 give it a shot?
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I'm running hboot 1.14 and can confirm that I've flashed CM10.1 (and restored a nandroid including the boot partition) without needing to fastboot flash the boot.img.
Seems like those running 1.14 are pretty rare around these parts...or maybe just quiet.
Edit: Restore was to AOSPA 2.54 (JB 4.1.2).
Hey everybody,
In the past I tried to install the Viper One S rom for my T-Mobile phone. Sadly, the wifi did not work so I was forced to revert back to my original rom. The issues revolved around my hboot being 1.14 and causing those wifi problems. Just now, I successfully got S-Off on my phone! Now what's the best way to get Viper One S working on my phone? Downgrade the hboot? Do the wifi partitions work now now that I got S-Off?
Thanks
DrOfLife
DrOfLife said:
Hey everybody,
In the past I tried to install the Viper One S rom for my T-Mobile phone. Sadly, the wifi did not work so I was forced to revert back to my original rom. The issues revolved around my hboot being 1.14 and causing those wifi problems. Just now, I successfully got S-Off on my phone! Now what's the best way to get Viper One S working on my phone? Downgrade the hboot? Do the wifi partitions work now now that I got S-Off?
Thanks
DrOfLife
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It will work. I'm on 1.14 T-Mobile, and I have no issues. Make sure to choose the T-Mobile addons when installing the ROM.
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troby86 said:
It will work. I'm on 1.14 T-Mobile, and I have no issues. Make sure to choose the T-Mobile addons when installing the ROM.
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Thanks for the quick reply! But last time I loaded it on I never saw the T-Mobile add on. Either I just missed it or I have an outdated version. Am I missing something?
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Thanks for the quick reply! But last time I loaded it on I never saw the T-Mobile add on. Either I just missed it or I have an outdated version. Am I missing something?
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If your installing 2.1...make sure you chose to do a custom install, you will see the T-Mobile option there.
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troby86 said:
If your installing 2.1...make sure you chose to do a custom install, you will see the T-Mobile option there.
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I have the outdated version....that explains it. At first I believed 2.1 to only work on Jelly Bean but under further inspection I see that it isn't.
Thanks for your help!
Its a JB Rom, yes, but that doesnt mean your old rom has to be JB as well.
I am having trouble connecting to Wifi since I've started using 4.2.2 roms. There was no trouble when I was using a 4.2.1 rom. My wifi switch will not move to on. When you click it, it says turning on wifi but nothing happens.
I am currently using [Official PACman All-in-1-ROM Ver. 22.0.1[4-3-13] .
I have Hboot 1.14, S-On. Do I need to have S-Off to connect to Wifi?
Thanks
Anybody have an idea of what's wrong? I'm running Rohan's test kernel C
I'm not sure how to fix it, my fiance's phone has the same problem. I can tell you that having s-off won't fix it though, that merely turns security checks off, it's completely unrelated.
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You have to flash boot.img through fast boot
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You probably need to update your firmware to JB. There is a conflict between ICS firmware and the JB base that can cause your wifi to go haywire.
You do need to be s-off first, however, or you may get a brick running the RUU.
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You have to flash boot.img through fast boot
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i always do "fastboot flash boot boot.img", not working.
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You probably need to update your firmware to JB. There is a conflict between ICS firmware and the JB base that can cause your wifi to go haywire.
You do need to be s-off first, however, or you may get a brick running the RUU.
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how can i go about upgrading the firmware?
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how can i go about upgrading the firmware?
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Run the 3.17 (non-US) or 3.18 RUU (AT&T), depending on what phone you've got. You need to be s-off first or you may brick if you are supercid. You'll lose root, but getting it back is just a matter of pushing custom recovery back on and flashing superuser. You'll also need to downgrade your touchscreen firmware to use an AOSP rom; there's a thread in the Original Development forum on how to do it.
I'm not guaranteeing this will solve the problem, but I was having similar issues and this solved it.
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Run the 3.17 (non-US) or 3.18 RUU (AT&T), depending on what phone you've got. You need to be s-off first or you may brick if you are supercid. You'll lose root, but getting it back is just a matter of pushing custom recovery back on and flashing superuser. You'll also need to downgrade your touchscreen firmware to use an AOSP rom; there's a thread in the Original Development forum on how to do it.
I'm not guaranteeing this will solve the problem, but I was having similar issues and this solved it.
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i figured out getting s-off. so after i run the 3.18RUU, do i have to use the following root method?http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2285086? Sorry if I'm asking so many questions, just a little confused.
No. You can just flash recovery after ruu. Then either flash a rom or flash superuser if you want to stay stock rooted.
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Correct, once you're s-off, you can never permanently lose root. No need for any exploits as you'll always have the ability to push a custom recovery back on and flash what you like.
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Correct, once you're s-off, you can never permanently lose root. No need for any exploits as you'll always have the ability to push a custom recovery back on and flash what you like.
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I've been thinking about RUU'ing and starting over. Been having wifi and connection problems in general. Seeing as im s-off, do i need to change my cid back before running the att RUU? I seem to remember there being a conflict when the JB ota came out.
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I've been thinking about RUU'ing and starting over. Been having wifi and connection problems in general. Seeing as im s-off, do i need to change my cid back before running the att RUU? I seem to remember there being a conflict when the JB ota came out.
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No need to change cid
Don't need to relock bootloader, change cid or anything else if your phone is s-off, to ruu.
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ronnie498 said:
No need to change cid
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Don't need to relock bootloader, change cid or anything else if your phone is s-off, to ruu.
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Word. Weekend project.
Thanks
so i did everything mentioned, put on the 3.18RUU, installed recovery, downgraded the touchscreen firmware, flashed new rom and kernel. still no wifi working. any other ideas guys?
Sounds like a hardware fault to me if the RUU didn't fix it unfortunately.
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I would think so as well, but it is working fine for me if I use 4.2.1 roms. Do you think that's still the case?
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If it's working PERFECTLY on 4.2.1 then I would say it's not a hardware issue. And I'd also say I'm completely stumped as to what's causing your problem.
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Damn. It's definitely working ok on both the 3.18RUU and 4.1.2 rom. Not sure what other measures I can take to try to get it right.
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Which 4.2.2 ROMs have you tried so far?
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How do I un-root my AT&T HTC One X & return it to stock and all of that stuff (Return to factory condition essentially).
Do some reading. This question has been answered countless times.
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timmaaa said:
Do some reading. This question has been answered countless times.
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Beat me to it.
I just did a search and found a few threads that talk about it.
Im seeing alot of tutorials but they all seem to be for the international versions
Search within this forum -_- how did you root if you can't figure out the search feature?
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Well i managed to get back to stock with RUU with 2.10, was fine and working, then i RUU'ed 3.18 and now the phone wont even turn on -_-
noahk11 said:
Well i managed to get back to stock with RUU with 2.10, was fine and working, then i RUU'ed 3.18 and now the phone wont even turn on -_-
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dang what did u do?
JayDream said:
dang what did u do?
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He bricked it. SuperCID and jb update = brick. Thats yhe reason you search and read BEFORE flashing. Just because u find a file don't mean it should be flashed carelessly. and just here in q-a there has to be a easy 15-20 threads on the 3.17/3.18 updates bricking devices
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noahk11 said:
Well i managed to get back to stock with RUU with 2.10, was fine and working, then i RUU'ed 3.18 and now the phone wont even turn on -_-
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Bricked.. jtag repair or send to HTC
For new motherboard.
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noahk11 said:
Well i managed to get back to stock with RUU with 2.10, was fine and working, then i RUU'ed 3.18 and now the phone wont even turn on -_-
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well on a positive not it is now ready to be returned to HTC....
I am an intl One X user but one of my mates has the ATT One X. He upgraded to JB but now he wants to root but seeing here there is no root exploits so far for JB. Can he return to ICS in anyway and then root?
There are root exploits for JB.
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yash777 said:
I am an intl One X user but one of my mates has the ATT One X. He upgraded to JB but now he wants to root but seeing here there is no root exploits so far for JB. Can he return to ICS in anyway and then root?
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Here is the link
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2283760
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