[Q] Weird thing happening, phone not working. - AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL

Hello. I'm trying to restore my phone to factory settings, as I'm no longer using it and have someone who would like it. However, when I try to flash a rom, it would say 'successful(flashing via TWRP ofc)', and I would clear the cache, and reboot to system. However, when I do this it just gets stuck on the HTC Quietly Brilliantly splashscreen. I updated my TWRP to the latest version(2.7.0.0), however this pretty much removed the folder 'sdcard' and renamed it to 'internal storage' or something similar. Right now, I have it plugged in to the back of my computer, and it is stuck on the splashscreen. As a last resort, I have come to XDA-Developers as you guys are the ones I can trust at the moment. Any help?

Need bootloader status and are u s off?
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Unlocked & Yes.

More information required, bootloader details, and the ROM you're flashing.
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timmaaa said:
More information required, bootloader details, and the ROM you're flashing.
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The ROM is: [Rom][CandyKat][OFFICIAL][evita][4.4.2]v1.3
Bootloader info: Tampered/Unlocked; Evita PVT SHIP S-OFF RL; CID-11111111; HBOOT-2.15.0000; RADIO-1.31a.32.45.16_2; eMMC-boot.

You need to use TWRP 2.7.0.8 to flash any current aosp ROM, due to changed fstab layout. There's a version in our Android Development section.
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timmaaa said:
You need to use TWRP 2.7.0.8 to flash any current aosp ROM, due to changed fstab layout. There's a version in our Android Development section.
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I just went gay for a second, thanks. I'll tell you if it works!

Alright I installed the new recovery, and it keeps going black every few seconds and won't load?

What keeps going black?
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Like, when you boot into recovery, it has the blue and black screen, with TWRP on it. The splashscreen I guess. It'll go black after five seconds, then come back on after a couple seconds to the logo, and keep flashing.

Wesley. said:
Like, when you boot into recovery, it has the blue and black screen, with TWRP on it. The splashscreen I guess. It'll go black after five seconds, then come back on after a couple seconds to the logo, and keep flashing.
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Managed to get it to work. Flashed CWM Touch Recovery, went into bootloader and then fastboot and flashed it, then went and removed the twrps file like it said. However, it is still stuck on the HTC Quietly brilliant screen when flashing the rom, i just now flashed it and booted it up.

Wait, so it's stuck at the quietly brilliant screen or is it booting?
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Stuck at the brilliantly quiet screen with the red text and htc logo.

Did you check the md5 of the ROM?
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How do I do that? I'm downloading an RUU atm, could I do that too possibly?

You really should know how to check an md5, it's a crucial piece of knowledge when flashing things to your device. An md5 is a digital fingerprint of a file. The md5 is usually listed on the download page of whatever you're downloading, once you have downloaded the file you need to use an md5 checking app to make sure that the md5 of the downloaded file matches the md5 listed on the download page. If it matches you can go ahead and flash it, if it doesn't match it means the file became corrupt during the download, so don't flash, you need to download it again.
Forget the RUU for the moment, you might just have a bad download. If it turns out your download is ok, then it might be time to try an RUU.
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It's at 575 megabytes, and I don't necessarily want to piss my wife off even more by cancelling it so I'll keep it just in case lol. I'll try the RUU, the people I'm sending it to want it factory reset, and restored to any original state. Got an MD5 checking app in mind?

That's fair enough, you might as well let the download finish now. I only use an md5 app on my phone so I'm not sure about Windows ones, they shouldn't be too hard to find though.
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U have to use file explorers and delete the twrp.twrp in the twrp folder
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timmaaa said:
You need to use TWRP 2.7.0.8 to flash any current aosp ROM, due to changed fstab layout. There's a version in our Android Development section.
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I am on candy cat as well but used 2.7..could that be the reasons of my issues with sod?
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[Q] ATT HTC One X

My HTC one X came stock with 4.0.4 and all that whatnot, and has the new Hboot 1.(14 i think?) I'd assume. Well i successfully unlocked the bootloader and installed twrp, however now I am stuck. Whenever I try to install a rom.zip it tells me that the MD5 is not found and any processes after that fail as well. I'm really lost. I'm fairly new to Android, been an iOS user but after rooting and flashing CyanogenMod7 on my Nook color it was an easy conversion. So I'm not entirely new to the process, theres just got to be something really easy that I'm missing.
1009delta said:
My HTC one X came stock with 4.0.4 and all that whatnot, and has the new Hboot 1.(14 i think?) I'd assume. Well i successfully unlocked the bootloader and installed twrp, however now I am stuck. Whenever I try to install a rom.zip it tells me that the MD5 is not found and any processes after that fail as well. I'm really lost. I'm fairly new to Android, been an iOS user but after rooting and flashing CyanogenMod7 on my Nook color it was an easy conversion. So I'm not entirely new to the process, theres just got to be something really easy that I'm missing.
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When you flash in TWRP, there should be an option called "force md5 check" or something along those lines. Deselect that, and then try flashing. Also, needless to say, make sure your ROM .zip file is intact and authentic.
I believe that option should arise after you select the file you want to flash, but I don't remember exactly off the top of my head.
Further tip: if you get past that stage, remember that you have to separately flash the boot.img via fastboot, since your bootloader is greater than 1.09.
I saw that, but wasn't sure when to do that. Is that before or after I install the rom?
1009delta said:
I saw that, but wasn't sure when to do that. Is that before or after I install the rom?
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Before. Once you're set up with fastboot, enter "fastboot flash boot boot.img". The boot.img is found by extracting the ROM's .zip file and pasting it into the folder where fastboot etc. are located. After that's flashed, boot into recovery and flash your ROM like you normally would. This is required for any rom you flash with your bootloader, not just CM10.
Also, if installing a new ROM, you have to wipe everything, not just dalvik and cache.
exygenysys said:
Also, needless to say, make sure your ROM .zip file is intact and authentic.
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And how would you ensure its intact except for an MD5 check?
redpoint73 said:
And how would you ensure its intact except for an MD5 check?
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Fair point. My understanding is that there can be other issues with md5 checking unrelated to the integrity of the ROM, but my mistake if that's wrong
Try this on?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=33463262
Watch the video, if your flashing cm just turn the md5 check off in twrp.
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I was able to install CM9 and Paranoid Android even with it not passing the MD5 check. So my next question is is it really necessary? Is there a way to turn off the check? Or do I still need it for maybe other ROMs?
Did you ready post? Yes you need to turn md5 check "off" in twrp.
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Oh my bad didn't see that part. Thanks!
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TWRP Failing to Flash ANY ROMs

Hey all,
I have my AT&T One X(L), and I'm unable to flash any custom ROMs with TWRP.
The phone is rooted, and unlocked, and on hboot 1.14.0002 if that helps.
I'm [trying] to run TWRP version 2.3.3.1 for Evita phones.
Here's the process I'm using:
I've placed the ROM zip file in the downloads section on my SD card.
Extract and flash the boot.img from the ROM zip file using command prompt.
Wipe cache/delvik/factory reset from TWRP
Press "install", and find the zip file (in this case it's ViperXL)
It never gets past this point. No error messages, all it says is that it failed to flash the zip file. I made sure that the check MD5 box is UNchecked.
ANY help is greatly appreciated!
Make sure signature verify is unchecked too.
Make sure the md5 of the zip file is okay
Go to mounts, see if sdcard is mounted. Uncheck it, go flash. It will work
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Thanks, how do I check the MD5 file to make sure it's ok?
elijahpr said:
Thanks, how do I check the MD5 file to make sure it's ok?
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Download MD5 checker from Play store if you care to ensure. Before you swipe to flash the Rom, make sure you DON'T check MD5 check.
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18th.abn said:
Go to mounts, see if sdcard is mounted. Uncheck it, go flash. It will work
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So the SD card should not be mounted when I try to flash?
In mounts- box should have an X in it and say unmount sdcard
X unmount sdcard
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ToxicWaste said:
Download MD5 checker from Play store if you care to ensure. Before you swipe to flash the Rom, make sure you DON'T check MD5 check.
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Thanks! I'm not 100% sure how to use this though; sorry. I uploaded the rom .zip, and the text appeared red. I'm guessing that's a bad thing?
18th.abn said:
In mounts- box should have an X in it and say unmount sdcard
X unmount sdcard
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Oh, yeah. It always has. Still a no-go.
Went back to the basics, and downloaded Rootchecker. It says my phone does not appear to be rooted, but I'm not sure how that's possible? I used the X-Factor exploit for 2.20 firmware, and on the bootloader screen it does say unlocked at the top. Could it actually not be rooted, or is it possible the app is wrong?
elijahpr said:
Went back to the basics, and downloaded Rootchecker. It says my phone does not appear to be rooted, but I'm not sure how that's possible? I used the X-Factor exploit for 2.20 firmware, and on the bootloader screen it does say unlocked at the top. Could it actually not be rooted, or is it possible the app is wrong?
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I couldn't flash with TWRP one day and couldn't find a solution so I just had to return to a RUU, re-unlock the bootloader, re-root and re-flash TWRP and problems were solved.
Give this a shot, sometimes the phone just plays up
ttinjust96 said:
I couldn't flash with TWRP one day and couldn't find a solution so I just had to return to a RUU, re-unlock the bootloader, re-root and re-flash TWRP and problems were solved.
Give this a shot, sometimes the phone just plays up
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Haha yup, this is exactly what I did. Happily rooted and on a custom ROM now!
area51avenger said:
Make sure signature verify is unchecked too.
Make sure the md5 of the zip file is okay
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kudos to you thanks for this! :good:
Have you tried turning it off and on again? Lol jk glad to hear you got it working!
hambino3 said:
kudos to you thanks for this! :good:
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Thanks = credibility on xda. There's a thanks button beside my name that you can press if I helped you
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area51avenger said:
Thanks = credibility on xda. There's a thanks button beside my name that you can press if I helped you
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Hey Im trying to flash Android Revolution for htc one m7 to get 4.4 kit kat and sense 6. The installation keeps failing. I've done the md5 checker and the file is green. Says 'Updating partition details...' then fails. I've wiped cache, dalvik, and factory reset it. Still no luck.
This is it: http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.com/p/android-revolution-hd-mirror-site-var.html
koysis said:
Hey Im trying to flash Android Revolution for htc one m7 to get 4.4 kit kat and sense 6. The installation keeps failing. I've done the md5 checker and the file is green. Says 'Updating partition details...' then fails. I've wiped cache, dalvik, and factory reset it. Still no luck.
This is it: http://android-revolution-hd.blogspot.com/p/android-revolution-hd-mirror-site-var.html
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You're in the wrong forum, this is the HTC One XL forum, you need to ask in your own device forum.
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I couldn't flash nearly anything with TWRP, it kept saying "error executing updater binary in zip"... The problem was solved when I finally got pissed off and installed ClockworkMod, it never ever refuses to flash a file...
TWRP Flash onePLUS One ROM
I know that this thread is a bit stale; but I just got to it. I've had to reinstall my CM OS due to my own foolish error and am now going through that process. I've got what I thought was a correct full installation of CM2I3. However, somewhere along that line; I did not get a keyguard_wallpaper file installed. So now I have no way to set a lock screen. SO, Should I understand from these comments that:
- If i have a correctly check summed zip file. <cm-12.0-YNG1TAS2I3-bacon-signed-fastboot.zip> in my "Download" folder and TWRP installed with SU installed,
- Then, I can go to Recovery mode in TWRP and run Install on that file,
- I will get a clean install right over my existing CM2I3 OS installation that will include the proper keyguard_wallpaper file installed?
Is that correct?
Tailwind14 said:
I know that this thread is a bit stale; but I just got to it. I've had to reinstall my CM OS due to my own foolish error and am now going through that process. I've got what I thought was a correct full installation of CM2I3. However, somewhere along that line; I did not get a keyguard_wallpaper file installed. So now I have no way to set a lock screen. SO, Should I understand from these comments that:
- If i have a correctly check summed zip file. <cm-12.0-YNG1TAS2I3-bacon-signed-fastboot.zip> in my "Download" folder and TWRP installed with SU installed,
- Then, I can go to Recovery mode in TWRP and run Install on that file,
- I will get a clean install right over my existing CM2I3 OS installation that will include the proper keyguard_wallpaper file installed?
Is that correct?
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your in the wrong forum.
ive never had a problem of just one file having an issue unless that build has a problem or the zip was corrupt. other then that you should consult your own device forum. your steps should be correct though if it's not a build or checksum issue.

Soft Bricked! (Need help finding RUU)

Hey Everyone!
I've been trying to fix this problem for hours with no luck, and while I've found solutions that have worked for others I can't find one that is specific enough to my situation.
So I just got an HTC One X that is locked to Rogers today from Kijiji, and I love it - great phone. The thing I didn't like was the hoard of stock apps that took up about four pages on the app drawer, so I thought hey, I'll root it and delete them. I didn't have any intention of using any custom ROMs, just wanted superuser permission to delete stock apps. Unlocking went fine (finding the token and what not using the app I found on here), and the rooting seemed to go alright until it turned off and didn't start again. I pulled out the cable from the computer and now things are weird..
I can sometimes get into the hboot, but when I try to just start the phone normally it goes to the HTC splash screen and has red writing telling me "this build is for development purposes only", etc etc. I really wanted to get rid of those stock apps but at this point I just want my phone working again. Am I screwed?
I CANNOT find the RUU that I need ANYWHERE. I've tried flashing both Clockwork Recovery and TWRP, and both are apparently successfully installed, but neither will open for me. This is seriously pushing me towards an iPhone
Thanks in advance.
oot-n-aboot said:
Hey Everyone!
I've been trying to fix this problem for hours with no luck, and while I've found solutions that have worked for others I can't find one that is specific enough to my situation.
So I just got an HTC One X that is locked to Rogers today from Kijiji, and I love it - great phone. The thing I didn't like was the hoard of stock apps that took up about four pages on the app drawer, so I thought hey, I'll root it and delete them. I didn't have any intention of using any custom ROMs, just wanted superuser permission to delete stock apps. Unlocking went fine (finding the token and what not using the app I found on here), and the rooting seemed to go alright until it turned off and didn't start again. I pulled out the cable from the computer and now things are weird..
I can sometimes get into the hboot, but when I try to just start the phone normally it goes to the HTC splash screen and has red writing telling me "this build is for development purposes only", etc etc. I really wanted to get rid of those stock apps but at this point I just want my phone working again. Am I screwed?
I CANNOT find the RUU that I need ANYWHERE. I've tried flashing both Clockwork Recovery and TWRP, and both are apparently successfully installed, but neither will open for me. This is seriously pushing me towards an iPhone
Thanks in advance.
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Yes, please get an iphone! Redpoint73 resource compilation thread, linked in my signature, has all the RUUs and OTAs you would ever need. Good luck.
Sweet, I found the right RUU but it's a zip file and I'm not able to get into recovery mode on my phone. I can get into hboot but rebooting to recovery from there just shows the HTC splash screen with the "developer only" message" then shuts off again. I've tried installing both Clockwork and TWRP with no luck. Any ideas?
exad said:
Yes, please get an iphone! Redpoint73 resource compilation thread, linked in my signature, has all the RUUs and OTAs you would ever need. Good luck.
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oot-n-aboot said:
Sweet, I found the right RUU but it's a zip file and I'm not able to get into recovery mode on my phone. I can get into hboot but rebooting to recovery from there just shows the HTC splash screen with the "developer only" message" then shuts off again. I've tried installing both Clockwork and TWRP with no luck. Any ideas?
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The zip file is an OTA and not an RUU. You would need to extract the recovery from that zip file (may be burried deep). Will be called recovery.img or recovery_signed.img or something to that effect. Fastboot flash recovery recoveryfilename.img then boot to that recovery then install the zip through the phone's stock recovery.
I really appreciate the help but I still can't seem to find the proper RUU. I've tried a few and they all fail. If it helps, the number I get when I typed getvar version-main is: 3.17.631.2
Would someone be able to link me to a download for this particular RUU? Thanks
Edit: Thought I'd update a bit of what I've done. Ive found the one I should need in the list you've provided, but there is no link for download. There is the OTA file but not the RUU. I've been using ARUWizard to try to install the RUU, but any one I've tried so far just says it's not the right one. No other error messages, it just tells me to find the appropriate ROM. I can't understand why this is so difficult to find the right one! It seems like all the other models are readily available. Thanks again!
(This looks like the one, but no download link:
3.17.631.2
File Timestamp: 04/12/12
Publically Seen: 08/01/13
Android: 4.1.1
Kernel: 3.4.10-g240d4d5
hboot: 2.14.0000
radio: 0.23a.32.09.29_10.128.32.34
adsp: 31.1.0.45.0815
wcnss: 1031145
tp_syn3202: 3.2_PR1293981
tz: 001.138.010
sbl1: 001.138.003
sbl2: 001.138.004
sbl3: 001.138.005
OTA: OTA_EVITA_UL_JB_45_S_Rogers_WWE_3.17.631.2_0.23a.3 2.09.29_10.128.32.34a_release_299850qstr7rxdbfuofl 6j.zip (full)
RUU: N/A
Source: evitaul-jb-crc-3.4.10-240d4d5.zip
exad said:
The zip file is an OTA and not an RUU. You would need to extract the recovery from that zip file (may be burried deep). Will be called recovery.img or recovery_signed.img or something to that effect. Fastboot flash recovery recoveryfilename.img then boot to that recovery then install the zip through the phone's stock recovery.
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Rogers did not release an ruu for that software version. Proceed with the ota the way I explained in my last post or s-off if you want to run the ruu for the older software version.
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For some reason flashing stock recovery doesn't work for me. It says it is successful but when I try to boot to recovery it just goes right back to hboot or sits on the HTC splash screen. I can install TWRP though. Do you know of a nandroid backup for my phone? cid is Roger001
exad said:
Rogers did not release an ruu for that software version. Proceed with the ota the way I explained in my last post or s-off if you want to run the ruu for the older software version.
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oot-n-aboot said:
For some reason flashing stock recovery doesn't work for me. It says it is successful but when I try to boot to recovery it just goes right back to hboot or sits on the HTC splash screen. I can install TWRP though. Do you know of a nandroid backup for my phone? cid is Roger001
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Fastboot erase cache
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31ken31 said:
Fastboot erase cache
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Try that. Nandroid will not restore your recovery. Only the ROM/kernel/radio files and settings.
I have tried that but unfortunately still can't get into stock recovery. It just goes to the HTC splash and shuts off after a couple of seconds. I know I have the right OTA so if I can get into stock recovery I shouldn't have a problem. Any other suggestions? Am I downloading the wrong version of the recovery?
exad said:
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Try that. Nandroid will not restore your recovery. Only the ROM/kernel/radio files and settings.
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oot-n-aboot said:
I have tried that but unfortunately still can't get into stock recovery. It just goes to the HTC splash and shuts off after a couple of seconds. I know I have the right OTA so if I can get into stock recovery I shouldn't have a problem. Any other suggestions? Am I downloading the wrong version of the recovery?
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Extract the recovery from the OTA Zip file. It will be in there somewhere. I have done this myself so I know it works.
exad said:
Extract the recovery from the OTA Zip file. It will be in there somewhere. I have done this myself so I know it works.
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I have as well and worked like a charm
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Sorry, I forgot to mention, if you are not S-OFF, you need to relock after flashing stock recovery and doing fastboot erase cache.
Hey guys, sorry for the late reply, it was a busy long weekend. Here's where I'm at now. I've managed to install cyanogenmod, which booted up fine and everything looked great, but the touch screen didn't work. After some searching I found it it is because the firmware is too new or something, and to downgrade the touch firmware I would have to S-OFF, which would require me to superCID... and I don't know what any of that is and I'd really just like to get back to stock anyway, so..
I've done what you said. Taken the "recovery.img" out of the OTA file for my phone. I've flashed the recovery, relocked the bootloader and erased the cache. Upon booting to recovery it will either splash the HTC screen then go to a black screen (I used to think it was powering off but it looks like it is on but just not displaying anything). Sometimes it will show a image of a phone with a red exclamation mark with a triangle around it.
I feel like I've royally screwed up this phone and I'd just like to get it back to stock.
Thanks!
Edit: The internet is telling me hold volume up + power to get to recovery from the red triangle, but it just reboots me into the bootloader.
exad said:
Sorry, I forgot to mention, if you are not S-OFF, you need to relock after flashing stock recovery and doing fastboot erase cache.
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You just need to get into stock recovery. Then you can install that ota zip file. I remember having a hard time getting into it too. I would reflash stock recovery to try to remember how I got to the flash screen but my motherboard is out on rma.
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Just posting in case other people have my problem:
I didn't fix it myself, but a friend did for me. He said it wasn't rooted properly so he basically started from scratch and redid that part of it. There is no RUU file for my phone, but he used to AT&T version and it seems to have worked perfectly. Nothing I've noticed so far has any problems.
Anyway, thanks for all the help guys!
exad said:
You just need to get into stock recovery. Then you can install that ota zip file. I remember having a hard time getting into it too. I would reflash stock recovery to try to remember how I got to the flash screen but my motherboard is out on rma.
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oot-n-aboot said:
Just posting in case other people have my problem:
I didn't fix it myself, but a friend did for me. He said it wasn't rooted properly so he basically started from scratch and redid that part of it. There is no RUU file for my phone, but he used to AT&T version and it seems to have worked perfectly. Nothing I've noticed so far has any problems.
Anyway, thanks for all the help guys!
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Since your friend fixed the issue for you what firmware are you now now. Is it still rooted?
Looks like I have Android version 4.1.1, HTC Sense 4+, and using CleanROM 6.5.0. Is that what you were wondering?
Also, SuperUser is enabled in SuperSU, so that means I'm rooted right?
takylo said:
Since your friend fixed the issue for you what firmware are you now now. Is it still rooted?
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[Q] how to flash - really in trouble

Hi all,
Apology if this questions may already been ask millions of time but I am really stucked at the moment and hoping that someone may guide me to the correct direction.
I have got HTC One X-LTE (Evita)
I managed to get S-OFF and also CID - 111111
It has TWRP 2.6
The last time I got it working was on the STOCK 4.2.2 I downloaded from the XDA - then I got into the issues of rebooting and loosing signal from time to time. so I went into my TWRP backup I had and reflashed it using my old backup made from my TWRP.
the reflashed failed and now I can only boot up to the HTC logo and then black screen.
I can get to the TWRP recovery and I have got fastboot and ADB on my PC.
When I run the fastboot devices command --> it shows device connected BUT when i try ADB command ---> no device is found.
It will be much appreciated if someone can guide me to the right direction as I am really stucked at the moment not sure where to start.
I tried searching in the forum but I don't think I went to the correct area/tutorial.
Please help
Thank you
When you made your twrp backup did you select system,data, and boot? If it's hanging at the HTC screen it seems there is not boot.img installed or one that is incompatible with your backup. Open whatever Rom your backup is made from and copy the boot.img to your fastboot directory. Then reboot the phone into fastboot mode and flash the boot.img using this command.
Fastboot flash boot boot.img
Then reboot the phone and see what happens
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ImagioX1 said:
When you made your twrp backup did you select system,data, and boot? If it's hanging at the HTC screen it seems there is not boot.img installed or one that is incompatible with your backup. Open whatever Rom your backup is made from and copy the boot.img to your fastboot directory. Then reboot the phone into fastboot mode and flash the boot.img using this command.
Fastboot flash boot boot.img
Then reboot the phone and see what happens
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Thanks for the reply.
When looking at the TWRP backup I copied into my PC - does not have the .img - the one I can find is MD5
Can I use the existing ROM I donwload from XDA like : EVITA_UL_JB_50_S_TMO_DE_5.08.111.2_By_Turge.zip
when I extracted EVITA_UL_JB_50_S_TMO_DE_5.08.111.2_By_Turge.zip - I can see the "boot.img" can I use this one?
Thanks
ardabelati said:
Thanks for the reply.
When looking at the TWRP backup I copied into my PC - does not have the .img - the one I can find is MD5
Can I use the existing ROM I donwload from XDA like : EVITA_UL_JB_50_S_TMO_DE_5.08.111.2_By_Turge.zip
when I extracted EVITA_UL_JB_50_S_TMO_DE_5.08.111.2_By_Turge.zip - I can see the "boot.img" can I use this one?
Thanks
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I had a somewhat similar experience with Viper 4.0 ROM - I managed to get Cyanogenmod installed correctly (particularly this one). Take a shot and see if it works - atleast your phone will be up and working.
sandys1 said:
I had a somewhat similar experience with Viper 4.0 ROM - I managed to get Cyanogenmod installed correctly (particularly this one). Take a shot and see if it works - atleast your phone will be up and working.
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Hi Sandy,
I tried the link but I think it is broken link.
Can you please let me know which one is the link .
Cheers
ardabelati said:
Hi Sandy,
I tried the link but I think it is broken link.
Can you please let me know which one is the link .
Cheers
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hmm - Im on ROM dated 09/13, which is not present now. Your best bet would be http://get.cm/get/aOM
Also remember to flash Google Apps (play store, etc.) which is packaged separately here - http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20130813-signed.zip
ardabelati said:
Hi Sandy,
I tried the link but I think it is broken link.
Can you please let me know which one is the link .
Cheers
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Did it work finally ?
sandys1 said:
Did it work finally ?
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Hi Sandy
Thank you again for your help
I finally got my phone at least booting again.
What i did was I went to the fastboot and then correct to the PC and when it was asking for format the drive, I did format it (fingers crossed) and luckily it let me see the ROm I downloaded from the Stock 4.2.2 Turge version.
Now my problem is that the phone keeps rebooting.
I don;t know how to flash the kernel as suggested on the front page of the thread.
What is the most stable ROM at the moment?
I want to learn how to flash and fix this - I have kept reading post after post but I still can not get myself to where I want it to be which is fixing the reboot issue from the STOCK 4.2.2 Turge version.
I am a real newbie so I am not too familar with some of the fancy terms people use.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks again
ardabelati said:
Hi Sandy
Thank you again for your help
I finally got my phone at least booting again.
What i did was I went to the fastboot and then correct to the PC and when it was asking for format the drive, I did format it (fingers crossed) and luckily it let me see the ROm I downloaded from the Stock 4.2.2 Turge version.
Now my problem is that the phone keeps rebooting.
I don;t know how to flash the kernel as suggested on the front page of the thread.
What is the most stable ROM at the moment?
I want to learn how to flash and fix this - I have kept reading post after post but I still can not get myself to where I want it to be which is fixing the reboot issue from the STOCK 4.2.2 Turge version.
I am a real newbie so I am not too familar with some of the fancy terms people use.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks again
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It sounds like it might be a bad download or something. I noticed u never mentioned wiping the phone before flashing, Are u clean wiping? And also what hboot are you on?
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ardabelati said:
Hi Sandy
Thank you again for your help
I finally got my phone at least booting again.
What i did was I went to the fastboot and then correct to the PC and when it was asking for format the drive, I did format it (fingers crossed) and luckily it let me see the ROm I downloaded from the Stock 4.2.2 Turge version.
Now my problem is that the phone keeps rebooting.
I don;t know how to flash the kernel as suggested on the front page of the thread.
What is the most stable ROM at the moment?
I want to learn how to flash and fix this - I have kept reading post after post but I still can not get myself to where I want it to be which is fixing the reboot issue from the STOCK 4.2.2 Turge version.
I am a real newbie so I am not too familar with some of the fancy terms people use.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks again
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You can either flash the kernel, which can be found in the Android Development section, flashing the kernel is just like flashing a ROM, just install in Beastmode. Or you can upgrade your firmware to 2.15, the instructions are I'm the first post of the ROM thread.
Asking which ROM is best/favorite/most stable is against the rules so we can't answer that question.
When you say the phone keeps rebooting, does it ever make it into the OS or is it boot looping (showing the boot animation then starting over)?
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timmaaa said:
You can either flash the kernel, which can be found in the Android Development section, flashing the kernel is just like flashing a ROM, just install in Beastmode. Or you can upgrade your firmware to 2.15, the instructions are I'm the first post of the ROM thread.
Asking which ROM is best/favorite/most stable is against the rules so we can't answer that question.
When you say the phone keeps rebooting, does it ever make it into the OS or is it boot looping (showing the boot animation then starting over)?
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Thanks for the reply
When you said that flashing kernel is the same as flashing ROM, I did it By going to TWRP and the press install and locate the zip file. Is this what should be done?
What is beast mode?
Sorry for the basic questions
Thanks
Yeah that's how you install the kernel. It must be done after you install the ROM. I kinda worded my reply a bit weird, sorry about that. Beastmode is the name of the kernel, you can find it here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2165880
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I did try to flash it through recovery but it always failed. Not sure why. I copied the kernel zip file into my phone sd and then I went to recovery and press the install and located the kernel zip file but still failed.
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Which recovery version are you using?
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Recovery is 2.6.3.
The process failed on not able to fine the MD5 file or something like that. We don't need to extract the Zip file do we?
Cheers
Disable md5 checking in settings. You never need to extract a kernel or ROM zip.
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timmaaa said:
Disable md5 checking in settings. You never need to extract a kernel or ROM zip.
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I have checked the setting in TWRP and nothing is ticked.
When I flash the zip, it is still saying "failed due to md5 does not exists".
I am not sure which should be address first but I now noticed that there is an error : "unable to locate storage device"
also came out.
When I plug my phone to PC I can see the storage but why it is saying "storage device not found" in TWRP?
Thanks

AT&T HTC One X Bricked (Blocked)

Good day Friends of the Forum
I have a problem and do not know how to fix it , I have navigate a lot in the network and I could not get my phone to work . I have HTC One X from AT&T. By playing around with the phone, accidentaly I delete the O.S. so right now my phone is locked . I can't load Origanal or Custom ROMS . The only thing I can do is enter the bootloader and install recovery ( TWRP ) I installed several versions of TWRP to install a custom rom or I locked the bootloader to install the original RUU and everything has been WITHOUT SUCCESS .
Right now I have S -ON , my HBOOT is 2.14 and I can install TWRP Recovery 2.6.0.0 or 2.6.3.0 .
I have read in many places that I have to make an S -OFF to install a Custom ROM , but all I get Tips that I need an OS runing to finish the installation (or modified to do the S -OFF) . What can I do if my S.O. is actuall blocked (brick). Only screen I got when I turned on or reboot my is the white screen " HTC quietly brillant" .
My friends , I request help from the wise in this range. Since I ran out of ideas . I attached pictures with my phone information
regards
You are not bricked (or "blocked", whatever that means). A brick means the device cannot be recovered without opening the device (replacing mainboard, JTAG, etc.). If the screen comes on, its not bricked.
Just use your unlock token to unlock the bootloader again. TWRP and custom ROMs won't install if the bootloader is relocked. The unlock token will sometimes take several (or even many) tries to work. So if you tried already, and it didn't work, just keep trying.
Also, if you are SuperCID (which was required to get bootloader unlock on the AT&T version) and S-on (which you are) DO NOT RUN the 3.18 RUU. If you do so, you will brick the device for real (only recoverable by JTAG).
My advice would be re-unlock the bootloader, install TWRP, install the custom ROM of your choice, and then achieve S-off.
Also, I find this situation comes up far too often ("I wiped the OS and I don't know what to do"). Don't wipe things (like the OS) if you don't know what the result is going to be. And if you had made a nandroid before messing with things, you could have just restored. Seems there are just far too many n00bs getting into this hobby without exercising any basic common sense.
Thank you so much for your advice.
I just re-Unlock my phone.
Would you please help me with one issue? When I try to install a custom rom via TWRP 2.6.0.0 it says checking for MD5 file. No MD5 file found.
and the phone start restarting and restarting...
How MD5 file works or whats the the function of this file?
Best regards
eL_pIt said:
Would you please help me with one issue? When I try to install a custom rom via TWRP 2.6.0.0 it says checking for MD5 file. No MD5 file found.
and the phone start restarting and restarting...
How MD5 file works or whats the the function of this file?
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MD5 is a checksum file (verifies the integrity of the download). But this shouldn't be happening in TWRP. Try the default wipe option in TWRP (factory reset, cache and Dalvik) and try again.
Uncheck the verify md5 box
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area51avenger said:
Uncheck the verify md5 box
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That's what I was thinking. But I'm on TWRP 2.6.0, and don't see that option.
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area51avenger said:
Uncheck the verify md5 box
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Doesn´t Work
redpoint73 said:
That's what I was thinking. But I'm on TWRP 2.6.0, and don't see that option.
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I have a problem when I try to install custom rom ViperXL_4.2.0.zip
When I try to install, the rom send me to a wizard, I follow the steps of the wizard and the star installing the rom, when the installation percent reach 7 % the phone restarts and send me the HTC quitly brillant screen.
Do you think that I need re-lock the bootloader and then re-unlock the bootloader??
thanks
No, do not relock the bootloader, that isn't the problem. I'm not trying to sound harsh, but why are you attempting to install custom ROMs? You lack a basic understanding of what you're doing, this is very dangerous. I seriously suggest that once you get the phone up and running again you stop modifying it and take the time to do some research and learn about what you're doing. You should always know what you're doing before you do it. Not knowing what you're doing leads to situations like this where you have idea how to recover, or even to a bricked device.
Did you manually check the md5 of the ROM zip after downloading it? The file might be corrupt, thus causing the installer to fail.
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eL_pIt said:
Do you think that I need re-lock the bootloader and then re-unlock the bootloader??
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No, I don't think relocking is going to help at all.
Try downloading the ROM again.
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timmaaa said:
No, do not relock the bootloader, that isn't the problem. I'm not trying to sound harsh, but why are you attempting to install custom ROMs? You lack a basic understanding of what you're doing, this is very dangerous. I seriously suggest that once you get the phone up and running again you stop modifying it and take the time to do some research and learn about what you're doing. You should always know what you're doing before you do it. Not knowing what you're doing leads to situations like this where you have idea how to recover, or even to a bricked device.
Did you manually check the md5 of the ROM zip after downloading it? The file might be corrupt, thus causing the installer to fail.
Sent from my Evita
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Thanks verry much for your advice, now I am living the consequences for start playing with my device without knowledge. I promise when this nightmare ends, I am going to do a deep research for installing custom roms and how to make backups before playing.
This problem happens with all roms that I try to install?? In your experience how do I make a good MD5 manually check .
Regards
The md5 sum will be listed on the download page of the ROM, you need to use an md5 checking program/app to make sure the md5 of the downloaded file matches the one listed on the download page. To make this easier to understand, an md5 is like a fingerprint of the file made up of a series of letters and numerals. If the md5 of the file matches the one listed on the site you know the file is exactly as it should be. If it doesn't match then you know the file has been corrupted during the download.
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eL_pIt said:
I have a problem when I try to install custom rom ViperXL_4.2.0.zip
When I try to install, the rom send me to a wizard, I follow the steps of the wizard and the star installing the rom, when the installation percent reach 7 % the phone restarts and send me the HTC quitly brillant screen.
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Wipe the phone using TWRP wipe options, Then try to install it again, If it fails again then wipe and install clean ROM http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1655011 Or try the stock ROM http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2423735
Then try viperXL again. Make sure its the full 7xxMB Zip and not the update thats like 44MB
(Wiping With TWRP will not erase TWRP)
tjhooker73 said:
Wipe the phone using TWRP wipe options, Then try to install it again, If it fails again then wipe and install clean ROM http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1655011 Or try the stock ROM http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2423735
Then try viperXL again. Make sure its the full 7xxMB Zip and not the update thats like 44MB
(Wiping With TWRP will not erase TWRP)
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But, how can I install a Clean Rom if it asks me S-OFF.....:crying: Stiil with my Phone Off
eL_pIt said:
But, how can I install a Clean Rom if it asks me S-OFF.....:crying: Stiil with my Phone Off
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You don't need s-off to flash clean rom
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31ken31 said:
You don't need s-off to flash clean rom
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Hi, I don't know what am I doing wrong, I still can´t install a clean rom. This is what I get when I try to install I get this message "All Done!! Updating Partition Details "
What I've been missing, because I restart my phone after that message and I get White Screen (HTC Quality Brillant) and the phone has a never stop restarting.
I attached images, please see it. First One is loading the clean ROM and Secon One is when finish installing ROM.
Best Regards
Did you check the md5 of the ROM after downloading it? I did ask you this in a previous post but you never answered.
Sent from my Evita
eL_pIt said:
Hi, I don't know what am I doing wrong, I still can´t install a clean rom. This is what I get when I try to install I get this message "All Done!! Updating Partition Details "
What I've been missing, because I restart my phone after that message and I get White Screen (HTC Quality Brillant) and the phone has a never stop restarting.
I attached images, please see it. First One is loading the clean ROM and Secon One is when finish installing ROM.
Best Regards
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Did you flash boot.img via fastboot after rom install?
Fastboot flash boot boot.img
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timmaaa said:
Did you check the md5 of the ROM after downloading it? I did ask you this in a previous post but you never answered.
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I´m Sorry, I din't check the md5, do you think the problem resides in the md5 file?? I already try with 12 custom and 1 clean rom for the AT&T HTC One X, that's why I didn´t check the md5 file, because I thought that one of all the roms, one of them is going to be the correct one. In some cases there is no md5 file for downloading.
Best regards

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