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[HTC One X] zer151:
ADB Kill server not work in recovery and android..... USB debug is always on and I try 3 cable now, Driver is reinstalled and also try with different pc.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Yeah I know you tried all of that. Sorry mate I'm fresh out of ideas, not sure what else to suggest.
[HTC One X] zer151:
Thank you very much for advise me.

I will waiting someone who can fix this problem.:D
[HTC One X] smiet:
Sorry haven't read everything, but just want to say what helped for me.

I was a bit too lazy and wanted to go to JB without any reading before, stupid stupid stupid:p

Did a full wipe and everything, flashed it, reboot and.... bootloops off course...

THAN read how to flash to JB, locked my bootloader again, flashed RUU but my battery was too low (another stupid thing I know, but over the years and 4 or 5 HTC's further I have noticed that it didn't matter that really.... then...)

So I got stucked in my relocked bootloader, over and over again, couldn't power my phone down because it always started up once conected to charger. Also wasn't able to unlock my bootloader again because my battery was too low.

So I just left my phone hooked up on my charger (and bootloader then ff course) for the whole night.

Next morning I was able to unlock my bootloader again!!!!!!! So I thought I had enough battery and started to to lock again, flash RUU but apparantly my battery was too low:confused: Lucky bastard as I am, was I able to unlock my bootloader again, flash boot.img, go into recovery, flashed an ICS and now I'm rolling again:victory:

Tomorrow with a 100% battery (!!!!) I will attempt to flash JB again:p
[HTC One X] jkd12589:
Im stuck on the bootloader screen.

Everything i do keeps bringing me to the HTC screen (white) and it says this version is a developer version and keeps boot looping.

I tried all the steps here, but it says image too large.

What do I do Now???

I still Have TWRP but somehow I lost everything?????

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ok I see. I need a 2.20 RUU.... Wish i knew that before I paid 12 dollars for nothing, ugggghhhhh still no luck

I have

**TAMPERED***

****RELOCKED*****

****SECURITY WARNING****

Shaking my head,I have rooted 3 evos, 2 evo 3ds aand an evo view. I should have left this one aalone.
[HTC One X] sdarshan10:
I think it is because you have relocked your boot loader and you have TWRP recovery installed....so re unlock your boot loader and your problem should be solved.....
[HTC One X] erdinc:
I have the same problem ..I'm also stuck in my relocked bootloader with no juice...!

Phone is also starting up when connected.. But I can't get it to have enough juice to unlock it .. !

How can I get enough juice .. ? I've also kept it charging a whole night ..
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Try this - in fastboot/bootloader mode enter command - fastboot oem rebootRUU, then unplug from pc and charge via wall charger. Alternatively there is another solution here
[HTC One X] erdinc:
Thanks 4 your help ..! I've tried command fastboot oem rebootRUU ,unplug from pc and charge via wall charger . The scezzn went off..But after a few minutes it turns automaticly back on .. I've tried the script but can't figure out what it does.. because it does'nt do much on my phone ..

Just turns the phone of for a sec or 2..
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
The screen will be on in both cases, but that doesn't mean that the device is not charging. Using the wall charger will push in more power than what the pc will and so should charge faster, despite the screen being on. the batch file repeatedly reboots the device and when it is in an interim stage it apparently takes some charge, so over a period of a few hours it can charge the battery sufficiently to allow you to unlock the bootloader again and hopefully get into recovery to be able to fully charge the phone.
[HTC One X] remcoedelenbos:
My hox is already 45 minutes busy with installing RUU....

it says about 10 minutes....

So i think somthing is wrong....

EDIT: done after restart
[HTC One X] rocklovelive:
HELP

Apologies for the noob post, but I'm desperately needing help here guys ... As you will be able to tell, I'm not too familiar with this stuff but stuck to thread that were for noobs and also posts that provided how to videos.

Running HTC ONE X which is Vodafone (AU) branded. Attempting to change to 'Android Revoloution' (Android Revolution HD 9.7.2 (Ice Cream Sandwich))

I unlocked my phone using the One_X_All-In-One_Kit_v.1.2.2, and was then in the process of changing to the ARHD ROM using a Cursed4Eva How To YouTube video. I have HTC Sync installed already. Copied the SuperWipe and ROM file onto the phone. I run the SuperWipe script, that runs through fine, telling me I can now flash Android Revoloution HD.

I then click choose zip from sdcard again, select the ARHD file, and get the following:

Installing: /sdcard/Android_Revoloution_HD-One_X_9.7.2.zip

E: Can't open /cache/recovery/last_install

E: failed to open last_install: Read-only file system

Finding update package . . .

Opening update package . . .

E: Can't open /sdcard/Android_Revoloution_HD-One_X_9.7.2.zip

(bad)

Installation aborted

Now after that, I can't use the phone at all! Don't know what to do!
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Did you check the md5 of the downloaded rom to amke sure that it isn't corrupt? Hopefully you took a backup after installing recovery. You can always revert back to that. Alternatively you can try reflashing recovery and then enter command fastboot erase cache and then try again. If that still doesn't work try using another recovery such as TWRP
[HTC One X] rocklovelive:
Sorry you've lost me with the md5? Not sure what that means. Didn't take a back-up, as I just followed the video.

How do I reflash recover and enter command fastboot? Could you explain that?

Just to clarify, my phone doesn't go past the "HTC quietly brilliant" loading screen anymore.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
MD5 is used to check that the file you downloaded didn't get corrupted during the download process. You can use an app like HashTab to check it.

Rule # 1: ALWAYS ALWAYS take a backup ;)

To flash recovery, boot phone to bootloader mode and connect to pc then run the following commands via command prompt:

fastboot flash recovery nameofrecoveryfile.img

fastboot erase cache

Then boot to recovery and try again.
[HTC One X] rocklovelive:
'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.

I know this must be a pain in the ass for you, sorry about that. If you can help me through it, I'd gladly make a donation to you for your time and effort.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
No worries mate ;)

Here is a user friendly guide. You will need to install the Android SDK Tools in order to use adb and fastboot commands. The guide will explain the steps needed to move from stock to custom rom. Some of the steps you would already have completed such as unlocking bootloader and others missed such as taking a backup ;), but if you work your way through you should be good.

When the SDK tools are installed and you run the commands from the correct directory where the tools are stored then those commands I gave you will work ;)
[HTC One X] rocklovelive:
I'm sure it's just a case of me doing something wrong, however everytime I type in the command I'm getting an error message, "error: cannot load 'recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.4.0-endeavoru': Invalid argument"
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
You need to put the file in the same folder where the adb and fastboot.exe files are. You also must make sure you run the command prompt from the same directory. The command to flash would be fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.4.0-endeavoru.img
[HTC One X] rocklovelive:
Thanks, got that part going. I've run through the commands you gave me, but the phone still doesn't get past the HTC loading screen.

Do I just continue to try and load the ARHD rom file? Or do I try and get the phone to work properly for now so that I can back it up? Don't want to brick it permanently.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
When flashing the rom, you also need to flash the boot.img file via fastboot. Did you do that? Open the rom zip file on your pc and copy out the boot.img file and place that in your sdk tools folder then run the following commands:

Fastboot flash boot boot.img

Fastboot erase cache

Fastboot reboot

That should hopefully do the trick. Which ARHD rom are you using? Any device can flash ARHD 9.7.2. Depending on your devices CID you may be able to use the JB 15.x rom, but that rom also requires a firmware upgrade which is needed to also be flashed.
[HTC One X] rocklovelive:
Okay so I ran through the original three fastboot steps, and after the reboot it's once again stuck at the HTC loading screen.

I'm using ARHD 9.7.2. We'll see how I go now.

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And I've gone through all the steps again, but I'm still getting the same error message as I was originally.

"Installing: /sdcard/Android_Revoloution_HD-One_X_9.7.2.zip

E: Can't open /cache/recovery/last_install

E: failed to open last_install: Read-only file system

Finding update package . . .

Opening update package . . .

E: Can't open /sdcard/Android_Revoloution_HD-One_X_9.7.2.zip

(bad)

Installation aborted"

I'm starting to think that the ROM zip I downloaded may have stuffed up maybe? I've downloaded it again, but how can I put it onto the phone now?

I dunno, I need help!
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Did you use the app I linked you to in order to confirm the MD5 of the rom? It still does sound like a bad download to me.

You can also try to use TWRP recovery instead of CWM only if you have confirmed the MD5 of the ropm and it still doesn't flash. I have provided links to both of these in my earlier replies to you. After loading CWM did you flash SuperSU in order to get root? I'm not sure that is necessary as the rom should be rooted, but it's worth a try
[HTC One X] rocklovelive:
I've used HashTab and confirmed the MD5 of the rom I have on my PC, but that's a different download to the original which is on my phone.

I flashed SuperSU after loading the ClockworkMod.

The problem I think is that the rom that I copied onto my phone is faulty.

How can I delete the one that's on my phone, and load the new one onto the phone so I can flash it?
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
In CWM, go to Mounts and Storage and then Mount USB Mass Storage (can't remember the exact path names). The drive should pop up on your pc and you can copy the new file in.
[HTC One X] rocklovelive:
Clyde, you sir, are my hero. All successfully flashed and working. I think it was definitely a faulty download of the rom, once that got sorted I was able to breeze through. Thank you so much for your patience, it's greatly appreciated.

:D:D:D:D:D:D
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
It's my pleasure mate, glad you got things sorted finally ;)
[HTC One X] blankfile99:
Hi guys, I have a problem...no matter what I do, I stuck on 2.17, I installed Stock rom as a try... nothing...installed boot_signed and recovery_signed... nothing...relock to phone...nothing...Oh god...I don't even install JB update... so basically...I cannot go back not forward.

Tks!!
[HTC One X] Akatosh:
Ok guys- I noticed this has a section with 'recovery' mentioned so I decided to post this here hahah

Basically due to an error of CWM only partially working on my phone, I need a different recovery so could somebody please link me I couldn't find one and also what would be command be to flash that recovery?

Thanks.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
You can try TWRP

The command to flash the latest version 2.3.3.0 would be:

fastboot flash recovery openrecovery-twrp-2.3.3.0-endeavoru.img
fastboot erase cache
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
Major problem... non-working rom, relocked bootloader, can't go into recovery, when i power down it turns it self back on.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
If you still have sufficient power available you can unlock bootloader again and the phone should boot. You can also try reflashing recovery and then run command - fastboot erase cache and then try to boot to recovery again.
[HTC One X] vdude_1:
I have the same problem but can't unlock bootloader again, it stays locked and can't get past bootloader screen. Any help please? :(
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
Any help with this issue? My disaster seems to be more severe than anything listed here ):

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2294276
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
What if I made my own Nandroid backup? I know I will get back to stock, but what about the Kernel etc.?
[HTC One X] positiveg:
Hey there I tried this I got the phone bootloader relocked but now I'm not sure what to do. Do I try unlocking it now?

Cause I still get the HTC Dev screen and then nothing else. I'm wondering if there's a way I can just put back on the stock rom on it via fastboot or so?

thanks

G
[HTC One X] husky_doggy:
hi,

I have a rooted, nandroid with CWM recovery Sotck Rom one X, i received a OTA 4.2.2 so i decide to flash stock recovery then update the OTA ...everything went well...

but then i used nandroid restore to my old 4.1.1 stock using CWM....now my touch screen would not response to anything ....

i am starting to wonder if it was the Hboot version since the 4.2.2 OTA upgraded it.

Any idea how to get the screen working again?
[HTC One X] colinmc8:
Hi,

I've been looking everywhere for a solution to this.

I followed the steps by cursed4eva on YouTube to revert to stock.

When I run the ruu it always says battery is below 30%.

I reunlocked the boot loader and loaded up the custom ROM again to confirm I have full battery, which I did.

So this is where I'm stuck. What am I missing?

Never mind I got it. I had a suspicion that if I changed over to my desktop it would work. My laptop has no battery and a second cheap charger which might of been showing the wrong charge or something. Anyway.... While you're all here I just have one more question, when you relock the boot loader, it blatantly says relocked, is there a way to change this to locked? I mean if I send my phone in for repair will it be fixed under the warranty or does it depend on each case separately?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
No you can't lock it.
[HTC One X] chewu.pg:
Where can i find stock recovery for 4.16.171.2 [MENTION=4252827]Mr Hofs[/MENTION]
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Try this one

https://www.dropbox.com/s/h0kko0c304992w7/Stock recovery 4.18.img

Or get it from the official OTA file if you can get that. :)
[HTC One X] yltan:
I need help...

I am coming from latest stock ROM(4.2.2) and my problem comes after I accidentally updates setting.apk(guess not compatible) and I can't access the setting page. I try to recover using Titanium backup on working version. However, after recovering, the phone stuck at the HTC Screen Logo. I tried to recover by flashing RRU but failed as the RRU doesn't detect the phone when connected to USB. I did fastboot erase cache and fastboot flash boot boot.img but same result. One thing I suspect is that I can't access the phone Sdcard therefore the RRU can't detect the phone. Correct me if I am wrong, if the PC(XP) can't detect the sdcard, I can't even flash other ROM?

Please help...
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
You need a custom recovery that supports ums. Try philz 5.15. Mount the sdcard and wait a few minutes, the sdcard should pop up. Then reflash the rom. Assuming you already have unlocked the bootloader ?

And how do you accidentally change the settings.apk ?
[HTC One X] yltan:
Yes, I have unlocked the bootloader. Care to point to the correct link for the philz 5.15 and steps to get the sdcard show up. I quite new on this.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1832891
[HTC One X] yltan:
Thanks for the link. I have tried to flash the philz 5.15 and on the recovery I can mount the sdcard. However, when connected to PC (HTC driver installed), the windows explorer doesn't show the external drive. One thing that i noticed when the device boot into bootloader, it fail to open USB master mode before fully boot into HBOOT. I tried to flash with RUU but I suspect it might due to the USB master mode, it give ERRO (17): USB CONNECTION ERROR.
[HTC One X] geovass:
I am trying to get to stock 1.28.

Is there a way?

I cannot find the RUU for 1.28...

Trying to flash 1.26 RUU keeps droping...

Any help??
[HTC One X] DaDoctor:
Download the stock recovery provided here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1594819 and issue that command "fastboot flash recovery endeavoru_recovery_signed.img" that is if u didnt change the name of the img.
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
what if i have installed 1.28 and flash with 1.25 recovery and boot?

and... i cant flash system, it says: NOT ALLOWED.
[HTC One X] Setsuna666:
Can you give us more detail ?

You installed 1.28, but flashed what ?
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
the factory reset with RUU can't end because my bootloader was updated to a nearly version, then the RUU says: BOOTLOADER VERSION ERROR.

And i can't flash system.img because it says the same, BOOTLOADER VERSION ERROR.

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BOOT and RECOVERY IN THE STOCK VERSIONS (1.26)

and the BOOTLOADER was updated with a nearly version (stock 1.28 update).

when i try to flash system or bootloader it says: BOOTLOADER VERSION ERROR.

:( ! can i downgrade my bootloader?

(fastboot flash hboot hboot_0.43.0000)

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i need to find this too :( !
[HTC One X] Setsuna666:
You cannot downgrade bootloader,there is no reason to do that for now and there's no RUU for 1.28. In order to flash system.img, you will need the RUU for your device model e.g (If your phone is from t-mobile, you need to use boot.img and system.img from the t-mobile RUU to get a working ROM)

So you will need to follow theses part of the guide:

If you re-locked the bootloader

If you don't have custom rom or Nandroid backup on internal SD card

If you have stock recovery

After that you can boot in working ROM, copy content to SD Card and flash from recovery :)

Everything can be done from fastboot, so you will be ok.

It will be easier to help you if you come to IRC
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
Mmm...

I actually update BOOT AND RECOVERY to the lastest version... Now im happy because i can charge my HOX :).
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
Congrats....How did you manage that as reading in various thread you have less than 30% battery ? Maybe you can share your secret for others.
[HTC One X] vua777:
great tut

bookmarked!
[HTC One X] 7pellc:
+1 on this. I need the battery charged. If you could help, I'd appreciate it.
[HTC One X] Setsuna666:
Can't you just plug the phone on computer and run command through fastboot by following "If you DON'T have custom rom or Nandroid backup on internal SD card" ?

I never experienced the issue, so I'm just speculating
[HTC One X] Cocytean:
Bugger. I can't get this sorted out!

Was on LeeDroid 3.0. Flashed ARHD (latest one based on 1.28 rom). Stuck on Htc logo. Went back to recovery, rewiped, reflashed, same issue. Tried 'fastboot erase cache', same issue. Flashed a Nandroid backup, same thing, stuck on HTC logo. I can still get into the bootloader, I can still flash both custom and stock recoveries, so can anyone out there guide me with a possible way to sort this out? I'd be uber grateful!

Thanks! :)

EDIT: Flashing the ruu worked a treat, phone lives again. Woohoo!
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
I don't think he can do that as more and more people have this problem as stated on OP:

Cannot flash RUU because battery is below 30%

But there is no explanation on how to to solve the problem. All the suggestions are good only when you have at least 20% battery.

So here I want to share on how I solve my problem to get the battery up to at least 20% so that you can fastboot flash anything, but to run RUU you need to have more than 30%. This works for me and hopefully it will work for others too.

Instead of plug in and plug out the usb cable to and from your phone when connected to PC (which actually not working for me), what I did was :

1) connect the phone to PC, your phone will boot into bootloader with red light flashing on and off or all the way red or no light at all.

2) use the vol button to scroll to power down and press power to off.

3) if the phone boot again to bootloader, repeat (2)

4) if the phone not booting, press the power button to on the phone, it will boot to bootloader again. Try the fastboot flash ** (whatever you want to do, either flash unlock.bin to unlock bootloader to flash CWM recovery or relock bootloader and flash stock recovery). If it fails due to low battery, repeat again (2) then (3) and (4). I did this less than ten times to have fastboot flash working.

What I notice is whenever we press power on, it will go to splash screen but unable to pass the bootanimation due to lack of battery, it will go back to bootloader. In the process, the battery get charging but stop when we are in bootloader. So restart again & again (power down in bootloader & power on again) will charge the battery until you have enough juice for fastboot flash.

Note: item (4), I did the fastboot flash ** before power on, it will say "waiting for device", once the phone is on and in fastboot mode, the command will runs. So once the battery reach about 20%, it will runs succesfully.
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
With a custom cwm you can`t charge (for now), i just start the OS and put it to charge when the screen says: HTC QUIETLY BRILLIANT.

No red or orange light notification, just let it charge and you will get some battery :D!
[HTC One X] Setsuna666:
Some people reported that they manage to charge the phone while completely off by shutting down from fastboot menu, even if no charging light was on.

It would be really weird that the phone with no removable battery could not be charged while off if battery is dead...
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
This works on stock recovery but not CMW recovery.

This is because of the CMW recovery has issue with battery not charging when the phone is off.
[HTC One X] Setsuna666:
Strange that recovery would affect the phone capability of charging when off ?
[HTC One X] ckpv5:
Yeah.. that is why it is written big and bold in the CWM thread:

Also dont let your device battery die!!

It is a well known issue now.
[HTC One X] Setsuna666:
BTW, thx for the info, added on first page
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
There is no 4.2.2 ruu so a ruu can't work at all. You can't downgrade with a ruu on a s-on device.

You have to mount the sdcard and copy a new or the same rom you have now to the sdcard and reflash it.

The usb master mode error is because you have the usb cable connected ...nothing else.

You must wait a couple of minutes before it pops up after mounting. It does not show up instantly, give it time !
[HTC One X] yltan:
Yes the USB Master Error was due to the USB connected. Now, I managed to flash to the CM10.2 and everything is working now except that I can't use the default email client to check my work email(exchange 2010). Thank you Mr Hofs for the supports...