yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
would you have really s-off then you wouldn't have orang cid ....pls post a photo of you "s-offed" phone
[HTC One X] chinthaka5:
hey mike..

can u please update the download link. its not working anymore .. and if some one has the RUU file please upload it...

thnks..
[HTC One X] maddy73:
HTC ONE X charging stopped at 66%

HY guyz>>>>>>>i am in real trublr ik its wrong sub to post here still i expect help >>>>

i have rooted htc one x and had xenon hd rom installed but it was unstable.one day while travelling in train i was charging my phone suddenly charging stopped at 66% and after some time it switched off. i tried many times to boot but there was battery symbol at start but it doesnt semmed to be charging.i thought it might be software problem ,so i changed the rom ,but nothing happened same proble also i used to see com.android.phone error popping continuously...

so i went back to stock but still i saw battery used to show 66% only even in history it showed straight line to 66.

finally i relocked my phone i submitted at service centre to format and flash rom...

but then too same problem persist.i can use my phone normally but charging ias stopped at 66%.at start of boot it show orange light and as soon as the HTC ONE X logo come the light is off....

really i am stucked....htc service centre is asking me to change motherboard which i cant afford....>>>

plZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZzz guyz need help yaar,,,,
[HTC One X] joplayer:
I think that it's pretty clear that there really is 5 cores :)

Source : http://www.nvidia.fr/content/PDF/tegra_white_papers/tegra-whitepaper-0911a.pdf
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
I think it's more possible that this 5th core is responsible for events that non of those 4 cores are suppose to take care off. I think it's taking care of low level processes, leaving pure OS to be taken care off by 4 main cores.

That will also explain why cpu0 is online all the time as well.

Screen OFF:

Companion core taking care of low level processes

cpu0 taking care of Android processes while system is in deep sleep state

Screen ON:

Companion core is still taking care of low level processes

cpu0 and cpu1 are online all the time taking care off Android OS

cpu2 and cpu3 are online ad-hoc on heavy load.
[HTC One X] joplayer:
From what I understand there, the core we call cpu0 does not really need to always be on. And that would be weird because how would tegra 3 save energy this way...

There must be something we are missing. ;)

Source : http://www.nvidia.fr/content/PDF/te...ecture-for-Low-Power-and-High-Performance.pdf
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
About lp2 state:

init.endeavoru.common.rc

write /sys/module/cpuidle/parameters/lp2_in_idle 1

Also something funny :D

# Increase read ahead size of mmc block devices from default(128) to [COLOR="Red"]1MB[/COLOR]
# Reduces power comsuption during video playback from sdcards
write /sys/block/mmcblk0/queue/read_ahead_kb [COLOR="red"]2048[/COLOR]
write /sys/block/mmcblk1/queue/read_ahead_kb [COLOR="red"]2048[/COLOR]
[HTC One X] tids2k:
it seems that the sasme core pipe is hidden in lg optimus 4x hd as well, since the only four active cores displayed in the debug app is 4 rather than 5, and hence the fifth although active appears to be dormant.
[HTC One X] hamdir:
i think ill lock my decision for the One X purchase now, simply because im so interested in the Tegra3 concept

seriously out of the box approach, you have to at least give Nvidia that, this will lead to many interesting development scenarios

most reviewers and users of transformer prime confirmed better than expected battery time

its very hard to imagine they went through the trouble of producing a fifth core as well as the yields difficulties for such design, without a good reason, hek they patented the damn thing

we will see

speaking of nvidia....their Kepler GPU is craaaaaaaaaaaazy 1536 unified cuda cores, it makes me cry :( this will do magic for Mental Ray RT
[HTC One X] jagaroth:
Isn't this simply an implementation of the big.LITTLE processing concept ARM have been talking about for a while.

A high performance core, even in idle, will draw more power than an energy optimised low performance chip.

The 5th core is almost a sacrificial unit. It is there so you can receive calls, texts, emails and play music at a very low power drain.

When you do anything more taxing it is disconnected and the main CPU cluster takes over.

From memory the main CPU cluster is an A15 and the low power unit an A7.

No matter how much you poke around you won't see both units together as its delt with within the CPU.

EDIT: After posting I find the Arm article, DUH. --> http://www.arm.com/products/processors/technologies/bigLITTLEprocessing.php
[HTC One X] demandarin:
great info. glad to see another tegra3 device out now. tegra3 works great on prime. that 5th. companion core barely sips battery juice on standby and low level processes.

to the one person who asked if all 5 cores can be online at once, the answer is no. Nvidia made it this way. they have a patent pending technology on the way it switches cores. low level processes and deep sleep handled by companion core. as soon as a task/app/process demands more power, it instantly switches on the higher powered core or cores.

I have the updated whitepapers on tegra3 and another whitepaper on benefits of multicore mobile CPU. Ill attach them to this post. they are in a zip file since the PDF file size exceeds what xda will let you upload.

hopefully with more developer eyes on tegra3, everyone can benefit. Prime is a great device and I'm sure this HTC phone with tegra3 will be blazing fast. we already hitting 1.7Ghz overclock on prime now. I think someone working on 1.8Ghz. would love to see this reach 2Ghz n be stable and not a major hit on battery(lol).

edit: OP, do you have a transformer prime also? PRIME REVOLUTION ROM ;)
[HTC One X] blubbers:
wikipedia describes it pretty well:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tegra

i guess the companion core does the SMP scheduling and presents the other cores virtually to the OS, and there is no need for the OS to know about the companion core
[HTC One X] jagaroth:
Interesting to see NVidias take on low power. Different from Qualcomms but along the same lines as the ARM road map.

With Qualcomms dual core chip in the Sensation in low activity mode the second core is like a USB memory stick, when its not needed it is completely removed from the system.

NVidia are closer to ARM in having a low power core for menial tasks the is switched out when demand rises.

Not sure how they can keep a patent on this with ARM implementing it on future processors unless it is limited to A9 and ARM are opening up A15 -> A7.

Regardless I want one to play with.
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
First post updated.
[HTC One X] silent_killa:
I think since the 5th core seamlessly takes over and is invisible to the OS it will probably just read as CPU0 (just an idea)

Maybe we should split this discussion into a new thread, think Mike's OP has been well and truely highjacked ;)

I too am really interested in tegra 3 technology and excited to see how it develops. Might have to upgrade my Xoom to a Prime as well :)
[HTC One X] knoobie:
Since the companion core is only active during standby, would too many background tasks such as sync or apps like task panel causes your phone to be not sleeping in the companion core state??

I believe there is a benchmark for it to fully utilise the companion core, so how could we control our uses so we can make the best out of the battery life?
[HTC One X] blubbers:
i've looked into the 1.26 ruu, from the init.rc of the ramdisk:

so it looks like the radio is integrated into the system.img now instead of being flashed seperatly
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Not really, symlink /system/vendor /vendor is common for all Android ICS devices.
[HTC One X] blubbers:
On the sensation, p17 is mounted there containing the firmware. But yes, i've extracted the system.img and there is nothing related to the radio there. So, where is the radio?
[HTC One X] Designator:
OKay, I just got my One X and it is by far the best device I´ve ever owned so far !

But I dropped by to tell you guys that my HBOOT version is 0.43.xxxx can´t remember exactly at the moment. Does that might help for a S-OFF unlock ?

Greetz Designator!
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Best thing you can do for us right now is see if the device is recognized in the htcdev unlock process.

That is if you want to unlock that way...
[HTC One X] jerrylzy:
51000 | 102000 | 204000 | 340000 | 475000 | 640000 | 760000 | 880000 | 1000000 | 1100000 | 1200000 | 1300000

So the max freq is 1.3G?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
It seems so, yes.
[HTC One X] DooMLoRD:
thanks for this... the One X will soon be releasing in India and might be getting it... so this thread is really helpful...

anyone has a device with them? i can try creating recovery for this device
[HTC One X] blubbers:
Funny, hboot 0.43 shows "RADIO-None"

i've got one, could provide you with ssh
[HTC One X] DooMLoRD:
thats great! kindly contact me via P.M. and if possible setup TeamViewer on ur pc and send me ur gtalk/gmail chat id...
[HTC One X] jerrylzy:
Hi,mike! Which img is radio? And why I can't open system.img by ext2explore:(
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
I think there is no .img radio as we used to know from htc devices so far.

Did u already managed to extract it?
[HTC One X] jerrylzy:
No, I haven't. I even cannot open system.img:( And I'm sure the img file is right. How did you manage to extract it?:)
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Use simg2img to convert system.img
[HTC One X] blubbers:
you need to simg2img stock htc images; remove the first 256 bytes of the image which is the signature
[HTC One X] jerrylzy:
Thanks mike! Already extracted!:D
[HTC One X] DooMLoRD:
So guys I just bought the One X... I Will be starting off with development for this device asap...
[HTC One X] torxx:
Awesome news, what are your plans?

Kernel and ROM?
[HTC One X] DooMLoRD:
Kernel, recovery, etc... Though I was disapppointed to see that 2.6.3x kernel was used by HTC...
[HTC One X] torxx:
Cool!

I think that the Kernel will be updated by HTC to 3.x
[HTC One X] DooMLoRD:
hmmm... when i run "fastboot getvar cid" i get output:

cid: None

so can i still use this firmware?

here are the details of the current FW on my device:

about phone / kernel, radio version

also i need the stock boot.img... if anyone has it please sennd me link via p.m.
[HTC One X] rawdealer:
Just a Question.....PJ46IMG.zip is just 3,45KB ?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Correct! :)
[HTC One X] jerrylzy:
How do you get One X? Is it available in India?

And I think using 2.6.39 kernel is probably caused by nvidia, for Sensation's kernel is 3.0.16 already
[HTC One X] tids2k:
Got one today in Australia if you guys need anything let me know. I'm on 1.26 just hit me with a PM. Mine comes with Optus crap but it is unlocked.
[HTC One X] leventccc:
My cid is none. Can I use this firmware?
[HTC One X] witek_77:
I have the same: cid none
[HTC One X] xotox83:
I've got 'none' as the cid, too.

Could it be that we have to type it in into the android-info.txt file?
[HTC One X] Guitarfreak26:
Yeah I get none too..

And nothing happens in bootloader with the file on sd
[HTC One X] bova:
The same here.
[HTC One X] jollerbarn:
and the same here :-)
[HTC One X] bova:
mike1986 can you make a zip for install with CWM ?

Thanks
[HTC One X] crazyknallchopf:
1. "adb shell"

2. "getprop ro.cid"

3. here is the CID

i got a VODAP110 and it does not work for flashing
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
No it cant be flashed in cwm.

Wysłane z mojego Galaxy Nexus za pomocą Tapatalk
[HTC One X] leventccc:
Is there any way like

"fastboot flash bct bct.img" or something like this?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
No idea to be honest, try and let us know :)

Wysłane z mojego Galaxy Nexus za pomocą Tapatalk
[HTC One X] leventccc:
If my device got bricked did you now how to fix it :D If there is a fix I can try.

---------- Post added at 12:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:03 PM ----------

Thanks it worked on me. I got HTC__102 as cid. This means my device is compatible :)
[HTC One X] bova:
I typed fastboot getvar cid.

Answer none

How to put a CID?

Thank you.
[HTC One X] leventccc:
CID

Use

This. It should work.
[HTC One X] bova:
Yes say HTC__001

But zip don't work

Thanks
[HTC One X] leventccc:
I can't get zip working too :( Hope they can fix.
[HTC One X] aussie1234:
Zip doesnt work

Same here

Restarted the phone: vol down and power keys. Instructions say follow instructions on screen but nothing happened???

Anyone have any ideas??

Cheers

Aussie
[HTC One X] tids2k:
What phone version are u having one with Optus crapware ?

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] lukemo:
In which sense sorry? Is it impossible to flash?

EDIT: understood the problem. Have someone tried to flash Revolution ROM without flashing firmware?
[HTC One X] xotox83:
yes, it works fine without flashing the firmware.
[HTC One X] lukemo:
Thanks a lot, I'll try it
[HTC One X] raZr87:
Now for dummies…

is it obligatory to Flash this System Firmware, before flashing ARHD?

What are the differences ?
[HTC One X] Pimmr:
+1. If it is possible to flash without it, what does it bring? I also get the CID none and cannot use the alternative adb command...
[HTC One X] aussie1234:
Optus

Yes my phone has Optus software on it but it is unlocked and also I successfully did the HTCDev unlocking also.

But this zip file in this thread did not work as per instructions. I did not think it was related to Optus software, is it?

Cheers

Aussie
[HTC One X] DooMLoRD:
thanks!

that worked...

i have HTC__038

i think its compatible
[HTC One X] crazyknallchopf:
sry my bad english.

i have a swiss german one x by swisscom.

i have not installed the firmware, because i cant flash it.

i installed android revolution after a superwipe...

all works fine!
[HTC One X] jureca:
Good I checked my Cid and makes none, as knowing my cid?, Thanks
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Can I ask why everyone wants to flash this firmware?

Isnt this what is already on our devices?
[HTC One X] DooMLoRD:
well i dont know about others but the reason i want a working firmware, is incase i dont do some modifications to the system, which cause problems, i should have stock firmware in hand to revert back to...
[HTC One X] DooMLoRD:
ok so FYI the boot and recovery partitions are only 8MB in size... which is too bad... on Xperia 2010/2011 devices it was 12MB and on Xperia 2012 devices its 20MB :eek:
[HTC One X] Dunc001:
Why is it bad? AFAIK most boot images are 3-6Mb and pretty much the same for recovery, so why need 12 let alone 20Mb?
[HTC One X] jureca:
@mike and install firmware?, starting from bootloader did not read anything in the sd and my cid gets none, as I do.

Thank you.
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Don't update your firmware if you have "none" cid. I still haven't figure it out, will do once I will be able to check things myself.
[HTC One X] jureca:
Ok, thank you very much, you know if I can put a cid and like?, From the recovery can not?

Thank you.
[HTC One X] leventccc:
Anyway if we want to update. We can't update :D
[HTC One X] danifilth4king:
My CID returned 'none' but I decided to go for it and flash anyway...

ROM installed and booted fine! :D
[HTC One X] ck_looi:
Sorry if i may ask..

What is the actual purpose to flash this zip file? is it to seperate the internal sd card from the /data??
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
If you read first post carefully, you will see that /data and /sdcard are already separated by default :)
[HTC One X] ck_looi:
then what does this firmware actually do?
[HTC One X] debully:
anyone else have success with a cid of NONE?

Voda branded (aaargh) One X UK

EDIT

getprop ro.cid returns

VODAP001
[HTC One X] rdayen:
hello Mike

I have 11111111 as a CID ???

strange no ?

I used adb method
[HTC One X] neandertaler19:
It's superCID
[HTC One X] audino:
I edited the zip file to my cid and started up the phone with pwr and vol down but what to do then, reboot bootloader?!
[HTC One X] Moleculinary:
Well i have correct MID and CID HTC_102.

So i downloaded the .zip and extractet it to the root of SD

-> Boot into Bootloader, nothing happens !!
[HTC One X] suman_pal78:
HELP

Me from India and my device info is hereunder,

HBoot: 0.43.0000

CPLD=None

MICROP=None

Radio: 1.1204.90.13

Mar 17 2012

Software No: 1.26.720.2

Kernel: 2.6.39.4-g6b459dc

Baseband:1.1204.90.13

CID: None

MID: PJ4610000

SHOULD I NEED TO FLASH THIS BEFORE FLASHING ANDROID REVOLUTION OR DIRECTLY CAN I FLASH ANDROID REVOLUTION
[HTC One X] chrishull85:
i have a CID of NONE should i go ahead and flash?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Yes.

10chars.
[HTC One X] chrishull85:
i put the pj46img.zip on the sd card and boot to hboot and nothing happens ?? any tips?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Ignore it and flash target ROM.
[HTC One X] zerozoneice:
@mike: can you get hold of one of the press review phones with (supposedly) 1.27 firmware on them...and dump it?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Those are regions/carrier related updates, I work only with WWE bases (x.xx.401.x). But no worries, I'm quite sure there will be new WWE RUU soon.
[HTC One X] RichmondoUK:
info splash screen

hello sweeties

splash screen is located at mmcblk0p10

720x1280

let the screens commence :p
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Thanks for the info! :)
[HTC One X] tids2k:
hey mike u might want to update the RUU x.xx.980.x is for OPTUS Australia.
[HTC One X] bmbaker:
a question :-)

hi i just got my one-x, rooted it, and was reading through the thread, but i am unsure if i need to flash your firmware to be able to flash any of the new roms !

HBoot: 0.43.0000

CPLD=None

MICROP=None

Radio: 1.1204.90.13

Mar 17 2012

Software No: 1.26.207.2

Kernel: 2.6.39.4-g6b459dc

Baseband:1.1204.90.13

CID: [O2___102]

MID: PJ4610000
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
I work only with WWE releases (x.xx.401.x).
[HTC One X] tids2k:
Ah. Understood.
[HTC One X] mahesh_9j:
Hi,

here is what i got when tried to get the CID and MID :

C:\android-sdk-windows>fastboot getvar cid

cid: None

finished. total time: 0.004s

C:\android-sdk-windows>fastboot getvar mid

mid: PJ4610000

finished. total time: 0.005s

CID = None

why its saying NONE ??

Regards,
[HTC One X] witek_77:
I have your rom installed and I want to flash your firmware. Am I gonna lose any data from sdcard ?

---------- Post added at 10:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:28 PM ----------

ok, I tried but the moment I enter hboot it doesn't update with sdcard. Doesn't check sdcards for updates
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Firmware doesn't wipe data from sdcard or data partition. No worries then.
[HTC One X] witek_77:
Yes but why my hboot doesn't check for updates from sdcard ? I have your file from 1st post added to root of sdcard (Cidnum: HTC__032). when i plugged in usb and HBOOT then I get error (i don't remember what exactly) but when I take out usb and HBOOT then my hboot doesnt check for updates
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
I don't know the solution because I don't have one x myself yet. Just skip flashing the firmware for now.
[HTC One X] witek_77:
ok,thank you. Maybe it should have been done before flashing CWM or something
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Nope, that doesn't matter, because it has nothing to do with recovery :)
[HTC One X] thedoginthewok:
I have the exact same Problem.
[HTC One X] Rick_1995:
"misc" is a raw partition with no filesystem and is used for exchanging messages between the bootloader, android recovery and android system. It is generally used by android to pass recovery commands to recovery such as flash update file on sdcard, update this partition from this image, radio updates etc. You can have a look at functions of misc in qualcomm's lk or u-boot for android.
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Thanks for the info, I will update the op!
[HTC One X] bornsummer:
When you want to see your CID, use the "cid getter" from the play store.

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X mit Tapatalk
[HTC One X] DooMLoRD:
minor correction... the highlighted part is passed to the recovery via /cache partition... the recovery intents are triggered by a file /cache/recovery/command which gets read by the stock recovery...
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
/cache/recovery/command it the trick me and madmaxx82 did on the superwipe for Galaxy Nexus :D
[HTC One X] DooMLoRD:
;)

stock android recovery uses /cache/recovery/command, CWM uses /cache/recovery/extendedcommand
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
On Galaxy Nexus CWM we used /cache/recovery/command and that worked just fine :)
[HTC One X] ebes24:
Hi Mike,

As usual your work is great and I look forward to using your new ROM.

One question, I was following the guide for flashing the firmware and i ran fastboot getvar cid, but the result i got was CID: None.

Will I still be able to flash this ROM?

My MID is PJ4610000.

Thanks in advance
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Yes, you can flash my ROM with no issues, but just skip flashing the firmware. You probably already have correct one.
[HTC One X] ebes24:
Thanks Mike,

I will go ahead and flash your ROM now.

Thanks again
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Happy flashing ;)

Wysłane z mojego Galaxy Nexus za pomocą Tapatalk
[HTC One X] preacher65:
For people getting CID: None results using the fastboot commands, there was a post earlier in the thread with a method using adb.
[HTC One X] geek78:
Please, can you answer to the question "what does your zip with only bct and rcdata?" I have read all the thread ;)

Thanks
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
It updates those to the latest.

Wysłane z mojego Galaxy Nexus za pomocą Tapatalk
[HTC One X] shenye:
Am I the only person getting a MD5 hash value of 331a5eee204443f3b4d373046f5788d7 ?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
I changed the file a bit to fix the none cid issue because of htcdev unlock tool. Your md5 is correct.
[HTC One X] shenye:
Thanks. Strange, not working for me, even when I add cidnum: 11111111
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
But your cid is not 11111111, right?

Sent from Samsung Galaxy Nexus
[HTC One X] sentlon:
i have no idea how to flash your firmware, but i did try.

i place the zip file on the root of the SDcard and boot to bootloader and nothing happen.

pls guide me to the correct way to flash your firmware.

i am on 1.16.707.2 firmware now.

the purpose to flash your firmware is to flash your custom ROM Android Revolution HD 1.2.1
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Just flash the rom and skip flashing firmware.

Sent from Samsung Galaxy Nexus
[HTC One X] Fekke:
Where do i type this? In what stage of the phone?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Getprop doesnt matter at all.

Sent from Samsung Galaxy Nexus
[HTC One X] Fekke:
So i flash your firmware as usual? Wihtout changing the cid? Becouse im getting none.

And then flash your rom?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Just flash my rom mate, skip the firmware.

Sent from Samsung Galaxy Nexus
[HTC One X] shenye:
Well, it says none, but ro.cid and the bootloader both show 1111111..however many there are. So yeah, I think htc unlock supercid'd it.
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
ok, I added 11111111 to the firmware package, maybe it will solve the problem with "none" CID...
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
I updated first post with current RUU's providers versions, thanks to xmoo for sharing the RUUs! :)
[HTC One X] eggyenergy:
Mike you think you can use the new boot.img from latsest 28leak? I think it will help a lot of people bro(:
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Why do you think it will help?
[HTC One X] eggyenergy:
I guess not sure you're the pro, fixed battery with a diff kernel? Some optimalizations? Or just ell me im wrong haha;)
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
No worries, 1.28 wwe base surely will be out as well. I work only with WWE (401) bases.
[HTC One X] eggyenergy:
Haha great im a dutch guy so also have it, like on sensation you can make updates for htc dev unlocked devices and rooted and so on my man?
[HTC One X] eggyenergy:
Ja cocham tfoje praza! I have alot of polish friends at work who teach me polish, moje polski zajebicie?
[HTC One X] jureca:
firmware update that comentais from recovery to cid none works mike?, thanks

Enviado desde mi HTC One X usando Tapatalk
[HTC One X] keroro430:
Found a fastboot command "fastboot oem writecid"
[HTC One X] leventccc:
Can you explain how it gonna work?
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
It probably wont work without S-OFF.
[HTC One X] leventccc:
I want to try it. Can you give me a example cid that it gonna work with ruu's?