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[HTC One X] Stealthy Hunter:
Do u mean that we only can flash the new recovery over the old one using the cmd...

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i c it a lot...what does it for?
[HTC One X] evanrich:
wow...you don't know what MD5 is? you might not want to be messing with things such as rooting, unlocking bootloaders, and using custom roms, if you don't even know what MD5 is.
[HTC One X] bhaumik555:
I have weird problem i have HTC bootloader unlocked via HTC dev and i played with some rom before. But today i installed CWM recovery and when i tried to go into recovery then it display rom manager symbol for one second and it stucked at HTC quietly brilliant logo and nothing happens. What should i do??Is my pgone bricked? I can't even access recovery mode.
[HTC One X] omar302:
You can read about it here.

In short, use a program to calculate the MD5 of a downlaoded file, like this. Then compare it to the MD5 listed in the same post where you donwloaded the file from. If the codes match, then the file ok. If the codes don't much, then you either downloaded the wrong file or the file is corrupted.
[HTC One X] shark80:
I almost goofed up... I flashed the recovery using command

I wasnt not able to reboot, it always used to go to recovery. Then I realised my mistake that there is no bootloader for the device to boot.

I flashed bootloader again. worked fine.

Flashed the recovery

works like a charm... thanks :)
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
It's probably best not to rename the recovery file to boot.img as then you will probably not get confused as to whether you are flashing recovery or boot.
[HTC One X] xotox83:
Hi guys,

thanks for providing this version. There's an issue with some reboots if I click on some options like 'advanced' or sometimes if I press 'Back'. The device restarts.

Backup and Restore is working fine ;-)

Cheers

Chris
[HTC One X] MarcoHD:
You could try the fastboot command: fastboot erase cache
[HTC One X] Snah001:
Quick question:

With the HOX we have to flash boot partition by ADB.

But....., when we make a nandroid backup with CWM and restore the backup is the boot partition also restored???

Afaik it is but now I am not sure about that. :rolleyes:
[HTC One X] broncogr:
No the boot partition doesnt get restored...
[HTC One X] CamoGeko:
Thanks for this. :D

Worked a treat on my now unlocked bootloader One X.
[HTC One X] AndG404:
i'm sure my phone isn't bricked.

i'm not a complete noob

I can't get to recovery but i can get to the bootloader

before recovery as in cwm would work and it would say 5.8.4.0

but it would always reboot into it not going anywhere else

what should i do?
[HTC One X] le_cactus:
Can't backup...

Hi,

Even with 5.8.2.7 when I boot into recovery and try to make a backup it creates a boot.img, a recovery.img and a system.ext4.tar. That system.ext4.tar is around 725 mb, dunno is that's correct when running the ARHD rom; a backup of the stock system partition was around 930 mb, quite a difference. Then it displays it will backup the data partition and immediately reboots ?!?!?!

Anyone else having this issue, anyone know of a solution? I hate flashing mods without a backup...

Thanks,

Cheers,

/Cacti
[HTC One X] Anthropologic:
Puh man, now it was gone.. I'm lucky! But I am again on interim, I had problems with the official version..
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Dont use interim anymore... You had a cache problem

So if you can get into recovery clear cache partition from there

If not , from fastboot type :

fastboot erase cache

fastboot reboot bootloader

and enter recovery.

That will work.

The interim recovery is now obsolete
[HTC One X] x.Orville.x:
got it thanks
[HTC One X] preacher65:
Oops, thanked instead of quoting. ;)

You're missing a bit. Assuming you're in the right directory in your terminal window, it should be:

./fastboot-mac flash [B][U]recovery[/U][/B] recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.2.7-endeavoru.img

The syntax of the "fastboot flash" command is:

fastboot flash <partition-you're-flashing-to> <file-you-want-to-flash>

So in your case, the partition you're flashing to is the recovery partition, and the file is recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.2.7-endeavoru.img

Edit: By the time I'd replied, you'd fixed it yourself and edited your post. :D
[HTC One X] Gandicela:
You might need to disable Fast boot under Power of Phone Settings.
[HTC One X] Anthropologic:
Okay, thank you. I'll try it later and then I'll report my result. :)
[HTC One X] danw87:
flashed and works fine thanks
[HTC One X] wintermute000:
I flashed this and made a nandroid. Running LEedroid. Then things gone rapidly downhill

- on my first attempt at nandroid, it ran out of space (>2gb required!!!). I booted back into the OS, deleted some files, re-ran nandroid, all seemed fine.

THEN I NOTICED

- leedroid became stupid buggy including not mounting internal storage for like 10 minutes after boot.

- I then did a full wipe and reflash of leedroid. Even after full flash my phone is still SLOW AS MOLASSES.

Is there a known issue with this CWM and leedroid? did running out of space during nandroid bork something else?

batt is now too low to flash something else going to hold off for abit
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Running Leedroid here and no issues.

Backup. restore and flashing work correctly.

Dont try anything more before topping up your battery!!

Probably something on your virtualsd storage is corrupted...

Try cleaning some stuff
[HTC One X] wintermute000:
how to clean virtualsd? you mean say format it in settings (note it says erase not format, I assume it means format).

Or format in CWM? which partition is it?

defo something borked there when I mount in PC I can't go into any folder without windows explorer crashing. I think you're on the money
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Yeah, try that first. Know that you 'll lose everything there is there

or you can do through fastboot....

ot use a file explorer an start deleting stuff...
[HTC One X] wintermute000:
I think I am clusterf-cked.

I erased in settings and waited 10 minutes, still no storage available. So I tried to get into recovery.

It flashes up for a split second then phone reboots!

Thankfully i can still get into the OS. But I'm not sure what the best progress is from here

- relock and use HTC stock flash exe? will that format/repartition? (i'm guessing so)

- try reflashing recovery? will that do anything if its allergic to my messed internal sd?

- format sd from fastboot - what is the correct command/partition, I can't seem to find a definite answer as this is internal SD card ?

WARNING TO ALL :DO NOT FLASH A NANDROID UNLESS YOU HAVE 3 GB FREE OR SO
[HTC One X] broncogr:
get on IRC

http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=Htc-One-X&uio=d4

we'll figure it out there

type my nick broncogr when u get there
[HTC One X] wintermute000:
thx for the offer man but I gotta head out shortly. I'll keep at it.

Worst case scenario: relock bootloader and flash RUU that should repartition and everything?

note: I managed to get back into CWM and formatted SD from there. Phone is MUCH better now but still many apps take forever to open etc. including lockscreen... at least the SD card works though e.g. can take a picture, but its still way laggier than it should be... deleting two photos for example: 10+ seconds
[HTC One X] broncogr:
try also deleting cache and dalvik cahe from recovery...
[HTC One X] shingers5:
Thanks for new recovery but it still breaks touch sensitivity in aroma. Have to use volume and power buttons to get it working. Aroma works perfectly with interimm recovery though. Aroma always had an issue with clockwork on other devices too which is why 4ext became so popular
[HTC One X] sumeshd:
try going into fastboot (power+vol dwn) and selecting reboot recovery
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Works with aroma for me although a little less sensitive than optimal...
[HTC One X] geenyous:
same here, AROMA even worked before the update, but the flash failed, as stated by broncogr and in OP.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
try fastboot erase cache, and then if that doesn't work, just push the recovery again.
[HTC One X] dk_zero-cool:
This version has some problems on my phone. I cannot delete files from recovery. Everytime I try, it reboots. Only way is to do factory reset and then restore. Now I can delete until I reboot the recovery, then I get the same problem once again.

Does anyone have a link to the 5.8.3.9 test version from right before this was released? I had no problems with that one, but there is no link to it anywhere.

EDIT:

This problem exist both when i try to run "rm -rf <file>" from recovery, or if I try to push a file from adb that will overwrite an existing file on the phone.
[HTC One X] crescal:
i tried many times to use rm -r /system/lib/modules in adb shell and delete_recursive("xx") in recovery script. no problems til now....

BTW, thanks for your CM9 rom for desire :D
[HTC One X] campifrancesco:
Device reboots while charging

Hello guys. It happens since the first CWR, even with different roms, even with last CWR Now, i managed to solve in a simple way; just replaced the original one after isntalling a ROM. Am i the only one? I think i made no errors, just unlocked with htcde.com, pushed CWR and did before and after "erase cache", and of course i replaced boot.img with the right along the desired rom.

Bye guys, have a nice week.

Francesco - Italy
[HTC One X] dk_zero-cool:
Strange, I have tried re-downloading and done MD5 checks. I cannot get this version to play nice on my phone.

As a test I flashed the latest version of TWRP and just like with CWM Touch 5.8.3.9, I have no issues. Everything works fine. Only 5.8.4.0 is testing my patience.

Well I will just have to wait until next week when I get home. Luckily I have a backup of 5.8.3.9 on my home PC. Just forgot to sync up my laptop before I left :(
[HTC One X] Asylum1621:
So I did the entire unlocking bootloader and flashing recovery on two HTC oneX's today, the International with Tegra 3 and the ATT with Snapdragon S4, it's definitely a problem with the CWM recovery version 5.8.4.0

5.8.4.0 works on the International version of the device but does not work with the ATT version. If you've made the wise choice to skip 75 pages of reading threads and go to the last page I hope this helps you. I didn't give up until page 20... what a mistake. Here is the link for ATT One X TWRP. (Team Win Recovery Project)

http://teamw.in/project/twrp2/99

Go team Venture!
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Well this thread is in the international one-x forum.

There was no way for the recovery to be compatible for the AT&T version....
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
One would think so wouldn't one, or perhaps not ;)
[HTC One X] Asylum1621:
Yes well starting from a google search or even an upper right corner search it's easy to end up at this page... just providing a little clarification. I know sarcasm is much more useful to xda members than clarification...
[HTC One X] lucasmine:
I have a weird problem...

Everytime I try to restore fro ma backup it simple freezes in "checking md5 sums"..

I made the bckup in 5.8.4.0 and this problem happens in that recovery as well as in 5.8.3.1 that i flashed to test after...

Now I'm back on 5.8.4.0 and it keeps freezing on the same step...

I have other backup that I tested ans it's the same thing...

Suggestions?
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Sorry, not sure what to suggest, apart from possibly running fastboot erase cache and then reflash recovery and for good measure erase cache again. I successfully restored a backup earlier today and had no such problem.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Possibly a stupid question - but you haven't renamed your backups to something with a space in them? That will always cause issues!
[HTC One X] ilai:
Very nice work bro....many many thanks from Greece....φιλαράκι
[HTC One X] cYbOrG5:
Cannot boot to recovery after flashing tripnraver cm9. Used power + vol down. Hox just reboots every time. Can you point me to the right direction? Do I need to flash recovery? Did it get somehow corrupted?
[HTC One X] cYbOrG5:
already did for 3 times, flash boot img again, erase cache again., cwm flash zip..same results
[HTC One X] Sneakyghost:
Since the older CWM 5831 was working well on the HTC One S for me and many others i decided to update today while redoing the phone, but it won't boot the recovery just as all the others reported here. Not at all. No way. Not doing it after so many tries.

Sorry but seems not to work well for some.

Since it says Endeavor, do i possibly need a customized version for the One S (ville) and where can i get it then?

[EDIT]

Nevermind. Stupid noob mistake. Rommanager Website says there's no version 5.8.4.0 for us One S users yet :(

What a shame as i can't copy a large file to SD using the built in file transfer currently for some odd reason...
[HTC One X] kiosk77:
I get that "This build is for development purposes only...." message with both versions. Anybody has an idea on what could be wrong?

UPDATE: flashed stock recovery from here http://www.androidauthority.com/one-x-revert-stock-recovery-76854/ and still get the same message. Is my phone bricked?

UPDATE 2: flashed stock RUU and it's fixed. then rooted, unlocked and flash CWM - error message re-appears. So no luck in getting CWM working on ATT 1.85

UPDATE 3: after hours of trying, i finally found one that worked (from http://androidtrickz.com/root-android/how-to-install-clockworkmod-recovery-on-att-htc-one-x/943/)

The file name is recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.3.1-evita-modaco.img - anybody know the difference between this file and the ones on http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager/ ?

The ones from clockworkmod.com site, freezes when I select recovery (using HTC One X GSM)
[HTC One X] kiosk77:
I guess evita is a different version. Anybody know where I can get the latest evita version?
[HTC One X] broncogr:
You are in the wrong forum.....

Try the AT&T One-x forum.....
[HTC One X] razer1224:
not getting to cwm after falshing tripndroid please help!!!
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
Fastboot erase cache

If that still doesn't work then reflash recovery.
[HTC One X] cYbOrG5:
as cited in my previous posts, this is happening to my hox after flashing trips cm. since i have flashed other cms, even miui and other roms using the same method; id think this is something to do with cwm and trip cm interfacing...maybe some interface, memory or space got deleted in the recovery during the flash. in power button->reboot->recovery, that just reboots the system, maybe trip cm wasnt able to call the recovery interface or something...but thats just my long shot guess though.
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
ClockworkMod Recovery 6 Released

ClockworkMod Recovery 6 released,

anyone going to update this?

https://plus.google.com/103583939320326217147/posts/cPF6gkmpM9m
[HTC One X] Daekin:
why the hell you want to update One X device with Galaxy Nexus recovery?

aaaaaaaa.....we can build for our device? so you found it first, you build it first ;) (but remember it is still in ALPHA so can contain bugs)

edit: just used builder to build touch recovery from stock 1.29.401.11, here is the result link: http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/recovery/686/artifact/archive/recovery.img

edit2: not working correctly. will need that optional parameters to enable proper partitions mount and also adb. do not use it! (link left there so that people that are not reading will suffer)
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Am sure the CM team will update it for the various devices once it moves out of Alpha stage.
[HTC One X] MarcoHD:
ClockWorkMod 6.0.0.0

Here a working build of me. Using the old 5.8.4.0 to build a 6.0.0.0 with the new webbuilder.

Notice:

It is still in alpha stage!

USB mount isn't working!

I don't give any support and i'm not responsible for any damage on your device.

Tested on my own device. Looks like it work great so far.

Download it here: Click

All Credits for the great work goes to the Clockworkmod Team
[HTC One X] tijuanacartel:
Partitioning for Encryption?

Hey guys,

I've been trying to enable Device Encryption in both stock and CM 9 (NVDRU) without success.

The error in logcat is: Cryptfs: Orig filesystem overlaps crypto footer region. Cannot encrypt in place.

Doing some googling turned up this page: http://rootzwiki.com/topic/25652-fixing-galaxy-tab-2-encryption/

and the money quote: "<Kaik541> jcase: sounds like your partition doesn't have the 16kb reserved block at the end"

So it looks like some repartitioning would be required to make encryption work. In the above thread the solution was to flash stock recovery and wipe. But I wasnt able to enable encryption on full stock let alone with Cyanogen/Clockworkmod. Does anyone know what is meant by 16kb reserved block? Is it at the partition table level or partition level? Some flag to mke2fs/mkmsdosfs?
[HTC One X] tijuanacartel:
After some more research I've discovered that in order to support encryption there needs to be 16kb of unused space left at the end of the disk, after the /data partition.

Doing some digging turned up the possibility of editing the flash.cfg file in CWM, however I cant extract the .img provided to modify it.

Can you post the link to the source repo please?

Thanks :)
[HTC One X] Rusty!:
I've built 6.0.1.0 from source, although it's untested as I'm not unlocking my phone 'til the external speaker is repaired.
[HTC One X] mtb2104:
Navigation with volume key works... but selection with power key doesn't work:)
[HTC One X] Rusty!:
Do the capacitive buttons do anything?
[HTC One X] mtb2104:
Nope.. only buttons worked were the volume buttons
[HTC One X] Cristianop:
Hey im unlocked and rooted but i cannot install cwm. I type Command " fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" (renamed file to just recovery) doesnt work for me. i got error unknown command fastboot.I Also Downloaded rom manager and instaled CWM. App says that CWM is installed but when i reboot over the app into recovery i just get into stock recovery.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Make sure that you're running the fastboot command from the same folder that actually contains adb & fastboot.
[HTC One X] Cristianop:
thx noticed that error already. now command schows like for 5 minutes sending recovery and nothin happens.dicsconnected usb and connecte again tried same and sending sending sending...
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Yeah, that happens sometimes (adb goes all loopy). Just keep on retrying, and if all else fails, try this
[HTC One X] Cristianop:
thx for the link tried it but doesnt help. IM BACK IN FASTBOOT trying flash recovery again
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Do any of the adb commands work? Might be worthwhile trying to re-install the HTC drivers.
[HTC One X] Cristianop:
im gonna try with my netbook. maybe there works
[HTC One X] Nark.GA60:
Are you using Linux? On my Ubuntu machine, I have to sudo in order for fastboot to work.
[HTC One X] ah_cleo:
guys, i'm currently on Asia WWE 1.29.707.11 stock rom with root. since the 4.04 is coming out, in order for me to do a OTA, i believe i need to flash original RUU of 1.29.707.11 so that i can get stock recovery before i can get my OTA of 4.04 rite? after which i can proceed to root it again? pls advise if this is correct.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
That's correct - although you can also just flash the updated RUU for 2.05 and then re-root etc.

Btw, it looks like HTC may not officially release the 2.05 update and go straight for the their JB update (similar to what they did for ICS on the Sensation). There's already an updated (official) 1.29 OTA floating around which seems to also be 4.0.3, so that kind of adds merit to it.
[HTC One X] ah_cleo:
sorry i'm abit confused. is the 2.05 that you are referring to be the new software for 4.04? i have just managed to download the stock recovery for 1.29.707.11. technically, i just need to re flash the recovery will do and not flash the RUU. is this other method feasible?

thanks for helping to answer to my newbie questions.:good:
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Yes, the 2.05 update relates to android 4.0.4. If this does get released as an OTA, it will also be followed by an updated RUU.

To install the OTA by going back to 1.29 means you'll have to

a) relock your phone

b) run the 1.29 RUU

c) install the OTA

d) re-root your phone

Whereas running the 2.05 RUU means you just have to

1) relock your phone

2) run the 2.05 RUU

3) re-root your phone

So you can see which one is easier! :)

Also, as stated, the rumour has it that the 4.0.4 upgrade is likely to be cancelled by HTC and they will probably go straight to 4.1.1 with their next official upgrade (other then the .12 OTA that has just been released - which is still 4.0.3). This is another reason to wait for the full RUU....
[HTC One X] Reaper82:
Which stock recovery should I flash for 1.29.908.11? Or doesn't it matter? I would assume the recovery-1-29-401-11.img
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Correct
[HTC One X] MickyMax:
Wakes up alone?

When I charge my phone which is powered off it wakes up alone. It's a know issue from the recovery?
[HTC One X] bigpp85:
+1

Sent from my Viper X running HOX
[HTC One X] kobe4rings:
hello new HTC one x user. I cant seem to find any info specific to my problem so here it is, i unlocked the bootloader with HTCdev and im trying to flash clockworkmod touch but everytime i try and flash it, it gives me this :

c:\SDK\platform-tools>fastboot flash recovery recovery.img

sending 'recovery' (5742 KB)...

OKAY [ 0.839s]

writing 'recovery'...

OKAY [ 1.566s]

finished. total time: 2.407s

but it did not flash it. Any help would be appreciated. ATT One x
[HTC One X] Daekin:
yes it is. it was fixed partially because at first phone has been waking up almost instantly and not it does that after a long period of time - my experience was that it turned on when it was fully charged
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
You are in the wrong place. This is the forum for the International Tegra 3 One X. For the ATT One X you need to look here
[HTC One X] Freddy1X:
So..is this recovery still in development?
[HTC One X] Rusty!:
CWM is always in development.
[HTC One X] a704e:
Wrong forum, the one you're looking for is http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1538
[HTC One X] Aamirx27:
Do i need to Unlock my Bootloader first, then flash the Image file provided,

HTC ONE X isnt listed in HTCDEV where bootloader can b unlocked, Please Help.

is it possible to Root without Unlocking,,
[HTC One X] Aamirx27:
please reply the above thread
[HTC One X] Rusty!:
Just pick 'all other supported models'
[HTC One X] Aamirx27:
Is it possible to root with out Unlocking

Also can i flash this via fastboot without unlocking

I have a brand new One x Purchased yesterday I have locked bootloader can i flash it directly via fastboot
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
No to both questions.
[HTC One X] leventccc:
Is not booting to recovery(need fastboot erase cache) issue still exist in the latest version? I am using twrp just because of that issue.
[HTC One X] angusc:
Take some time to read up a little first, it will save you any embarrassing moments, see this thread and select cwm. It is written for the HTC One-X but the serious will be the same for most devices. Alternatively find the sticky for your device on XDA.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1603905

Sent witH desire from One X
[HTC One X] MickyMax:
Possible to fix the bug of the HOX which wakes up alone while charging?
[HTC One X] Daekin:
right now? flash stock recovery :D
[HTC One X] endursa:
is an update to cwm 6 planed anytime soon`?
[HTC One X] birkoffsjunk:
Someone has already built 6.0.1.1, couple days ago using the Recovery Builder

http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/recovery/3079/
[HTC One X] Laurentius26:
Edit; my fault probably I have it working. Post removed.
[HTC One X] nirvanax:
anyone try this?
[HTC One X] sameermohd123:
thank you

thanks a lot. it worked
[HTC One X] birkoffsjunk:
I've installed it and used once so far without issue but I haven't attempted anything more than just flashing my own tweaks zip for ARHD.
[HTC One X] yaronyud:
Question

I have a question....

can i flash this without unlocking boot-loader first?

or i must unlock it and then flash?
[HTC One X] Rusty!:
Must unlock.
[HTC One X] FabioPBX:
still no version 6???

damn.. :(
[HTC One X] nirvanax:
thanks i try it but usb mount dont work
[HTC One X] razer1224:
It works for me though lol
[HTC One X] nashshafrulrezza:
Mount storage not working. revert back to 5.8.4.0