yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] JeckyllHavok:
Maybe theese reference could help (oem commands):

http://dl.xda-developers.com/attach.../2/8/8/7/EVO3D_Extended_Fastboot_Commands.txt
[HTC One X] tids2k:
uploading as we speak :D
[HTC One X] N3m3515:
you have s-off?
[HTC One X] JeckyllHavok:
You s-off?
[HTC One X] flakz0r:
Lol sorry didn't read it. :)
[HTC One X] kholk:
Great!

But if you're dumping them on an S-ON device, they're useless :P
[HTC One X] tids2k:
....

mmblck0p4 .... https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0CQj7Vd6W-ceUVjaW44X05zaDA

mmblck0p5 .... https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0CQj7Vd6W-cektKRW15SXJOMG8

mmblck0p6 .... https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0CQj7Vd6W-cLXBjcGJfc05CMms

mmblck0p7 .... https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0CQj7Vd6W-cN0dXTDA5eXgwQm8

mmblck0p8 .... https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0CQj7Vd6W-cZkF5WTc2WGZnSG8

mmblck0p9 .... https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0CQj7Vd6W-ceXA5WGtEWmR3UU0

mmblck0p10 .... https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0CQj7Vd6W-cUGc0NXpFcW9JUjg

mmblck0p11 .... https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B0CQj7Vd6W-cWXJpYmN6OE9pSXc
[HTC One X] tids2k:
oh i didnt notice that !
[HTC One X] N3m3515:
not useless... if he was able to dump it on an s-on device we are able to do a comparison with a s-off device as soon as we have a dump of them too.

but for now maybe useless.
[HTC One X] kholk:
No well, some of those partitions, the interesting ones, are masked on an S-ON device.

So, we're all able to dump those, but the interesting ones will only be a bunch of not interesting FFs.......

Thanks anyway, tids2k! I appreciate the effort.
[HTC One X] boe323:
Ahah, yes, i went through the thread, it is fake.
[HTC One X] miniterror:
Just saw this: http://androidroot.mobi/2012/07/15/nvflash-for-tegra3-transformer-prime/

Although its for the transformer prime some people with a hox got in apx mode and needed nvflash to work further.
[HTC One X] Thunder07:
as far as im concerned all those with APX mode are trolls,

check their date of registration and post count,

though they never posted anything but they seem to be experts when needed and act as idiots to troll you when they chose

however this could come in handy when u do get into apx mode
[HTC One X] keroro430:
Getting in to APX mode will help us to have the permission to flash eng hboot?
[HTC One X] ToddeSwe:
I'm so glad to hear, this means that we to will have it, I was beginning to dispare about this. My first and only post to this tread. Thanks all you guys who are trying to do this for us who doesn't know how to.

Skickat från min HTC One X via Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] VIIRU§:
My Hboot is 0.96... Could this help?
[HTC One X] xmoo:
Anyone can provide me a USB-Link Howto for Ubuntu Dekstop?

So I can share my USB port with Football to try some stuff, even tough I don't have a javacard or whatsoever.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
would this help at all?

https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LiveUsbPendrivePersistent/

EDIT: apologies if it does nothing guys...
[HTC One X] Thunder07:
http://www.howtoforge.com/how-to-modify-your-gnu-linux-box-to-serve-as-a-usb-over-ip-server

its called USB over ip

though i dont see how that could be redirected to the phone, then again it might be much simpler on linux

also if u get it to work, i wouldnt mind being the 1st to test it :p

@Goku

its the intentions that count... :p
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Still learning. :D thanks anyway. You never know might come in handy one day. Lol.
[HTC One X] Electronic Punk:
So showp recently effectively bricked his device, took it down to his local vodafone store and they worked some magic on it.

https://plus.google.com/u/1/1082629...MGVEg#108262968419038009038/posts/fceZdpMGVEg
[HTC One X] JeckyllHavok:
Here you go:

http://usbip.sourceforge.net/

that should do what you need
[HTC One X] Evil-Dragon:
Do we have any Vodaphone employees that we know of? Perhaps they could enlighten us on how this was done or get the tool (if it is a one click tool)

Chances are if it is APX mode that they are using then they know the method and have the SBK needed.
[HTC One X] boe323:
Can you tell me if you checked your imei on the phone and matched it to the box it originally came in? ive been looking in the thread and i cant find any mention of you checking the imei, can you do this and report back just to be sure it is indeed the same phone.
[HTC One X] Electronic Punk:
It wasn't me that took it to the store, I have asked show-p1984 and hopefully hr will post here.

Obviously the more people that have this tool, the faster it could reach the public without the possibility of beign traced back to who did it ;)
[HTC One X] colin_404:
If vodaphone have this capability surely most of the other carriers will have it too.
[HTC One X] racatapum:
Maybe it is a nonsense, but is it possible that vodaphone left a backdoor to repair software problems? If so, maybe it is easier to find an exploit in vodafone moviles than in unbranded ones... we are always trying with unbranded ones...
[HTC One X] VIIRU§:
I'm not dev but I think this guy might be one to something. One of the international carriers may have left something you guys can exploit for S-OFF.
[HTC One X] teky:
I believe that if this was true, and was able to exploit, then this would only bring S-Off to the phones locked to that network. In all honesty I don't believe this to be true as HTC would lock down the all phones to the same standard, and then apply the branding for the carrier's. Anything else would cause too much work in the production process.

Most likely is that HTC provided a one click tool, or they can access APX mode.
[HTC One X] Electronic Punk:
show-p says it was 100% the same device, looking forward to what he finds anyway as he is looking at how to get into apx mode now.

http://twitter.com/showp1984/status/224830976675676160
[HTC One X] LlabTooFeR:
ASP has access to JTAG and other hardware tools, they are using them in order to write S/N and IMEI in new main boards.
[HTC One X] KrisPerry:
Could you ask him to go back and ask a few questions
[HTC One X] Electronic Punk:
Well I am sure show-p will post here when he has something :)
[HTC One X] Mischaseb:
I already did, he said he's dropping back past the shop to ask the guy

edit: https://plus.google.com/u/1/108262968419038009038/posts/fceZdpMGVEg
[HTC One X] Harrysoon:
I know a guy who works in the Vodafone shop. I could ask him what he has there in terms of HTC stuff. I know they all just piss around in that store too, so I'm sure he won't mind telling me.
[HTC One X] Electronic Punk:
Are these typical vodafone stores or also autohirsed repair centres?

I certainly don't think the Vodafone store employees around here would be capable of this.
[HTC One X] JimBadger:
Guys, I've been directed to this thread by someone in HOX Q&A. I can see you've got a titanic battle on your hands, by the sheer size of this thread, but maybe you guys helping me will help "the cause" :)

My HOX bricked itself after overheating in my pocket. Since then, all I can get out of it is an "APX" USB device detection, on Windows 7. I can't detect the device with ADB, or with Fastboot (the only two things I've tried).

I'm not a tinkerer, I've never even unlocked a phone, let alone rooted one. And my HOX was completely unmodified.

Now, I want to just sent it back to my network operator and get a repalcement, but, I also want to try to retrieve some photos and videos that I never backed up.

If you guys have any idea how to get my phone to respond, I'm happy to try a few things as part of your research. Problem is, we've got to move fast, as at some point I need to call it a day and send my phone off for repair/replacement, because, well, I need a phone! :)

I don't really want to void warranty though (unless doing so would resotre my phone), so maybe I'm not going to be a good guinnea pig. However, if anyone knows how to get my device regonised by fastboot, I'm all ears.

My wife's Desire shows up when I do adb or fastboot "devices", so I know I'm not totally inept! :)

(Oh, and I've tried all the button combos, but there is no life in my phone. No charging, no LED, nothing. Only the "APX" detection in Device Manager).
[HTC One X] Thunder07:
really... do you mind downloading Teamviewer and sending me the user and pass for a remote session,

where i can examine the APX directly from your pc :)
[HTC One X] andee84:
Vodafone guys have no clue about hox s-off. We need an insider in repair centers xD, not in shops.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] n1kon:
We a software on our laptop called mce toolbox that can flash most phones in any state. (t-mobile uk). And before you ask, no it can't be leaked.
[HTC One X] Thunder07:
ok.... have you tried it on the One X...

if so maybe you can flash HBoot 0.03 to your phone S-Off and flash the new one back, no???
[HTC One X] n1kon:
No coz the laptops are locked down. I can't get access to the files without removing the admin password which is easy done but I don't know what it is to put it back. As they login remotely to update it I don't fancey risking my job over it.
[HTC One X] boe323:
There is a remote assistance app on vodafone uk, but obviously its not going to work unless theres internet, but they can take control of the device.
[HTC One X] bmbaker:
mcetoolbox

did a quick google for mcetoolbox http://www.mce-sys.com/

http://mce-sys.myshopify.com/

maybe its this?
[HTC One X] Thunder07:
ya it doesnt come cheap either

http://shop.mce-sys.com/

still i dont know if they can get into the HOX
[HTC One X] n1kon:
That's it. I doubt it can be used to s-off but it can access all hardware partitions. The problem with it is the user Licence. I flashed a bricked s3 today along with a os wiped blackberry.

Edit: no need for the connection box
[HTC One X] Drefsab:
I've emailed their sales team asking if it supports the HTC one x.
[HTC One X] rjvrijn:
But therefore they have to open the device, since you cannot get in 'jtag mode' by usb.

Btw, I've the riffbox jtag manager, but there aren't dll's for the one-x yet.
[HTC One X] colin_404:
Here is another usb over internet, the Linux version is free.

http://www.incentivespro.com/downloads.html
[HTC One X] colin_404:
Wasnt going to ask bro. Im sure if anyone on XDA had something useful and it was possible to leak it,

they wouldnt have to be asked.
[HTC One X] JimBadger:
Well, I don't know about remote access right away, might need to build up a bit of trust for that, but I could follow instructions for whatever you'd try to do to access the APX in the first place...How about that?

Does teamviewer let you define limits on what the remote accessor can get up to?
[HTC One X] n1kon:
This is all well and good but these tools will be no use as we need a one click solution like alpharev. Our best bet is to find a hole and exploit it. Every piece of software has a hole we just need to find it.
[HTC One X] Harrysoon:
I miss the days of S-Off'ing my Desire required a single visit to alpharev.
[HTC One X] Thunder07:
yes it has permissions ranging from just viewing and nothing more to full access and everything in between

though if i start doing anything suspicious u could always unplug the network connection, switch off your pc or so forth....

plus im not saying you have to do it with me.... but a recognized person would do...

Football & Xmoo would be a good start, though im not a bad one as well
[HTC One X] JimBadger:
Okay, I'll look into it, but in the meantime, aside from Fastboot and ADB not recognising my device as, well, a device, is there anything else I can try? Any drivers I should try to install, perhaps?
[HTC One X] ali3nfr3ak:
Teamviewer is no big deal, I use it all the time on another forum i belong to, to help people. :D

n1kon do you want a one x that is bricked to test?... I can send you mine. ?
[HTC One X] VIIRU§:
I agree. I think it's just a matter of time b4 one of these engineers here on xda find a loop hole
[HTC One X] co@ch:
Working drivers have still to be found:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27967752&postcount=3357

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27968483&postcount=3359

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28720008&postcount=3861

Anyway just try the one from 1st post:

http://xdaforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=1062204&d=1337072489
[HTC One X] Braindamage1989:
Maybe i've got an idea. It's just a thought. I just looked up the universal drivers for APX that are located here. Those drivers don't support the HOX, but I think it's quite easy to fix this. Why? This drivers do support the Asus Transformer Prime which is a Tegra 3 device. Yes and I know that it isn't a HOX, but see this. I've checked the updates of the universal driver and saw that only the INF files got updated (others are still the same over 3 versions). There also is a special file for the APX modes called: android_apxusb.inf. If you look trough the file you will find this 2 lines:

%AsusTransformerAPXInterface%	= USB_Install, USB\VID_0955&PID_7820
%AsusTransformerPrimeAPXInterface%	= USB_Install, USB\VID_0955&PID_7330

This are the hardware-ids for APX mode for 2 Transformer tabs. As you can see both have VID_0955 (in the past from what I know all APX stuff works with this VID also non Asus) but you see that the PID's are diffrent. These PID's are also diffrent from regular drivers or adb drivers, BUT there is a way to find thois hardware id's for APX theoretically. If somebody has bricked his or her HOX it could show up as a APX device in device manager of Windows. It will fail to install but it still shows up in de device manager. And now my idea pops in. If someone in that state could give me the hardware-ids of the failed install of APX we could get the PID for HOX in APX mode.

It's quite easy to get them. Go to device manager. Right click on the failed APX device and then click properties. Go to the last tab. And in the dropdownlist there must be hardware-ids. You will see a line or two like this:

USB\VID_0955&PID_XXXX&BLABLA
USB\VID_0955&PID_XXXX

Add them to the universal drivers and try a test run to see if the drivers are installed fine then. Once again, it's just an idea!
[HTC One X] LlabTooFeR:
This driver for APX mode should work with One X ;)

http://d-h.st/OvU
[HTC One X] MemAllocatoR:
Thanks football!

Now if these drivers are good for us then maybe we can try make APX mode load with this useful information here:

http://androidroot.mobi/t3_nvflash/
[HTC One X] Polarfuchs:
Are you sure that it works?

I shut down the phone, but when I press vol down and connect the phone it does the same as when only connecting the phone.

It shows up in device manager as "HTC Android Phone USB Device"

And updating that device with the football provided drivers only says "there is no compatible driver in that inf file. If there is a driver in the specified folder, make sure it is for win7 x64" (translated)
[HTC One X] wph:
If you would have read this topic, you would know that we don't know how to access APX mode. So now we have drivers, but that doesn't change that first fact.
[HTC One X] Polarfuchs:
Ok, thx

and I have read the 1st post.

The OP stated we have made huge progress and then linked this

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27485315&postcount=3030

There he described how to get into APX.

So after having followed this thread from the beginning, then being absent from this thread for about 4 weeks I decided to try APX mode like he mentioned.
[HTC One X] wph:
He was probably wrong and that wasn't APX mode.
[HTC One X] supendal:
I remember some people reported their phone got into apx mode due to overheating. If this is true we can take the risk and try it. I remember my notification led started to blink red and green due to overheat. Maybe next step was shut down itself to apx mode but I couldn't take the risk and stopped what I was doing.
[HTC One X] wph:
Also some people have bricked their device and they seem stuck in APX mode. I have read some information on the S-Off for the EVO 3D and there you needed to intentionally brick your phone to get in eMMC mode to gain S-Off. So maybe the APX mode isn't accessible in a normal way.
[HTC One X] co@ch:
Or because they dropped their phone: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=28808691
[HTC One X] LlabTooFeR:
Let me clarify few things

1) I don't work at HTC or any other company related or connected to HTC

2) Have few sources which supply me with new RUUs/Test stuff and etc

3) Official solution for S-OFF is S58i Diag and Javacard (not available for general public)

4) Stop screaming/moaning/asking about ETAs of S-OFF, it's done when it's done. When we find solution it will be posted here.

5) If you have any info, or thoughts, or skills that might help make this happen soon - write it here and I and xmoo will read and think about it.

6)That's it and stay on topic.
[HTC One X] xmoo:
It think we should also let te people know about your holliday break and my moving to a new appartement break?
[HTC One X] The-Last-Hylian:
If people need to know that much to stop Byitching about stuff why stop there?

How about we get your Bank details and adresses too?

S-Off will come when it'll come people!
[HTC One X] Goku80:
:( oh well...well hopefully the outcome will come soon enough and we can all move on..wonder whatever happened to the s-off bounty though..did that go towards this project?
[HTC One X] boe323:
As anyone tried turning fastboot off, boot into boot loader and choose power down, keep finger on vol up and press power, i got unknown device once, but now when i try it, i cant reproduce. Ive started getting messages saying im not on the original xda and im on a scam site?
[HTC One X] Thunder07:
after you switch off,

unplug and replug the usb cable then press the Vol button....

ya its nothing is the phone offmode aka charging mode
[HTC One X] boe323:
Oky Doky.
[HTC One X] co@ch:
More then 20 posts after these two just off-topic and/or bull****. :mad:

Not one post, instead we are quite sure now that Football is a special agent of the CIA. :D Are you kidding me? :mad:

Where are the people trying it immediately and reporting back? Doing something useful? Someone with an HOX in APX mode (because overheated, dropped or whatsoever) has tried it? Does it work?
[HTC One X] nism0o:
Yes i sure it will come any day now :) trying to get into apx mode but no luck yet :/ Yes wonder that too ? Did people actualy pay?
[HTC One X] co@ch:
Already weeks ago I tried every possible combination. No way, but also no surprise. Why HTC should lock down their software (s-on), but at same time leave open the door to APX mode which would allow us to "boot" the device at a very low level in order to (nv-)flash almost everything we want. S-off would be already history. :cool:

APX mode is blocked, masked or disabled and we should find out how to enter it (without overheating or dropping the phone)! :p
[HTC One X] Rekoil:
Bounty was a bad idea to begin with.
[HTC One X] KrisPerry:
Intentional brick eg kill power during flash
[HTC One X] ingFu:
Hi,

I'm thinking about cutting apart an MHL-cable in order to find out if apx mode can be triggered by shorting/grounding pins.

Could that work?
[HTC One X] forelli:
Why did you do that?

Tired of HOX or trying to find a way to enter APX mode/get S-OFF?

f.
[HTC One X] xmoo:
You can always try stuff but remember you are playing with the PCB and power, this can perm brick your phone!
[HTC One X] co@ch:
As said already, could work. :cowboy:

Just give it a try... :p
[HTC One X] ingFu:
Sure, have a mechanical and electrical engineering background. Just wanted to know if somebody tried it before or if it's an obviously stupid idea...
[HTC One X] Erik Lieders:
Juopunutbear tried with Sensation... Juopunutbear found the solution. I mean their wire-trick. if you're afraid - dont do this.
[HTC One X] KrisPerry:
Happy to if nv flash is working successfully
[HTC One X] broncogr:
Cleaned the last pages a bit.

Stay on topic please guys...
[HTC One X] co@ch:
Again to everyone who has a "broken" HOX which is recognized by the PC as APX device, please try to:

- install drivers

- if it doesn't find it automatically, try to install it manually

- device manager should show a NVIDIA USB Boot-recovery driver for Mobile devices

- download NVFlash from first post and try command nvflash --sync

- report back output
[HTC One X] ~Immo~:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28945168&postcount=62

Any ideas while its in APX?
[HTC One X] co@ch:
Wrong/incompatible nvflash? APX now visible, but still not usable/enabled? :confused:

Someone please try under linux (drivers here)?!
[HTC One X] Braindamage1989:
He got a working connection now between nvflash and apx mode on Windows!

He said he used the newest version which did work.

http://www.multiupload.nl/GZ2PZR00LZ

Version 5.118
[HTC One X] co@ch:
Here's the link to his post in "Bricked? APX mode?" thread.
[HTC One X] co@ch:
First try: nvflash --list

Don't think he recognized your phone, but maybe your graphic card. Would be too strange and easy to access APX mode like this.
[HTC One X] Zulake:
Gives me this:

D:\ADB>nvflash --list

NVIDIA Firmware Update Utility (Version 5.118)

NVIDIA display adapters present in system:
<0> GK1xx (10DE,1189,1462,2842) H:--:NRM B:01,PCI,D:00,F:00

That's my GTX670.

//Also:

D:\ADB>adb reboot-bootloader
* daemon not running. starting it now on port 5037 *
* daemon started successfully *
error: device offline

Device offline? That's funny.

D:\ADB>adb devices
List of devices attached
MB221XXXXXXX offline

///Replugging the device seemed to fix that. It doesn't list the device in HBOOT and FastBoot either in NVFlash.
[HTC One X] Braindamage1989:
Does Nvidia also uses nvflash for there graphic cards?

This will mean that we are using a wrong file.
[HTC One X] Zulake:
So far it only fiddles around with my GPU and doesn't detect my phone at all. I assume APX mode is still required for that, or it requires something else (like a command or anything?) to let it detect/show the phone.

Or perhaps some fiddling around with the drivers to 'force install' the NVIDIA drivers? I guess it doesn't wanna list the device due to the fact there are no APX drivers being installed. I do have the ADB drivers installed though.
[HTC One X] co@ch:
Let's say it was born for that reason. With nvFlash you can flash the BIOS (firmware) of Nvidia graphic cards. ;)
[HTC One X] Braindamage1989:
Other guy that installed the drivers correctly and runs in APX mode said he could not get it run either.

I guess we have to wait for a nvflash for phones/tablets that got tegra3/ICS binaries.:crying:
[HTC One X] Joolee:
Next thing to do is get someone with a bricked Hox to install apx drivers, install newest nvflash and run nvflash --list with apx connected. If I had the money, I would force brick my phone and try it myself XD
[HTC One X] miniterror:
Ok ill post again as i think my last post whas overseen: http://androidroot.mobi/2012/07/15/nvflash-for-tegra3-transformer-prime/

Nvflash for tegra3 of transformer prime.

Si this should be compitable with phones to i geuss
[HTC One X] Morto_jeffrey:
Yeah you can try to force the driver install.

1. Go to devicemanager.

2. Select the installed adb device.

3. Right click "Update Drivers'

4. Click "Browser my computer for driver software"

5. Click "Let met pick from a list of device drivers on my computer"

6. Click "Browse"

7. Select the Nvidia(APX) drivers it's a *.inf File.

8. Click ok and click ok on any warning.

If you get a bluescreen it did'nt work :P
[HTC One X] Braindamage1989:
No this is not compatible. It's not build on the settings of our device config.
[HTC One X] co@ch:
Already done! :cool:
[HTC One X] miniterror:
Lol, if this tegra3 package isnt compitable because of devive config, then why should a normal package thats on inet work as that one will obviously also miss the device config settings. Or am i thinking totally wrong:s

Think ill just keep the rest of my thoughts to myself as things make me laugh^^
[HTC One X] Zulake:
Tried that, but alas.

It says the .inf file doesn't contain any suitable drivers.
[HTC One X] Braindamage1989:
It's about the partitioning of the nand memory, adressing memory that kind of stuff, that isn't the same on HOX compared to Asus TP. In fact on every kind of device this is completely different.
[HTC One X] ~Immo~:
Are you suggesting i should go ahead and try :P