yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asjdwf:
LOL! Yep sure was. Took it back to Best Buy and the returns lady said that this was the third one she had seen today returned! I just want a simple silicone case with good protection and camera lip thing. Is there anything like that out there for the ATT HOX?

Thanks all

AJ
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ECEXCURSION:
Hehe, thought it might be the same one. I noticed the packaging to my case was actually opened when I bought it. Someone might have returned it Sunday morning xD.

Not really sure what other cases are available that fit correctly. I recommend not getting one on eBay. Most block the camera. There's a thread about cases and pouches in the accessories section.

Sent from my HTC One X
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] g_says:
I just actually picked up that case today! I'm going to return it as well because I too am having a difficult time pressing it. Also, the fourth row of the speaker grill was also being covered. Pretty poor design.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] austin4913:
I got a rocketfish gel/silicone semitransparent grey case at best buy for $25...it is light, fits snug and doesn't cover the speaker..covers the back well so that when you sit it down, the camera lens is in no danger of being scratched as the camera protrudes a little bit without case...I have same issue w power button but it's not hard to press...it's that it's so low profile that its hard to feel it...fantastic phone and battery is amazing...got 26 hrs out of first charge...got about 9 on my Vivid...but it was a 1600 mah battery where this one is 1800 or 1850, not sure though..and phone is about 1.5 ounces lighter..battery is better because it is embedded...you lose power anytime you 'plug" in a battery where the contacts are...this battery is directly on the board so there is no loss...same principle applies to hard wired appliances compared to those with plugs...coax cables with multiple splitters result in signal degradation on tvs...I think this is why HTC opted for embedded batteries as people complained about battery life...although my various iPhones in the past had poor battery life...but it is best to charge phone ONLY when battery is down to 10% or less...every time u charge, you lose approximately 30-45 seconds of total battery per charge so the less you charge the better...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] c5satellite2:
Seriously? Do you really think your great batterylife is due to it being "embedded"(which it really isnt) and not having contacts(still has a connector)? Really?

Do you really think you lose 30seconds off your battery life by charging it before it is run down?

Ponderous.

Really erroneous info guy. Not helping. Did you just decide to make things up?

Battery life is better because of improvements with hardware. It uses less juice. PERIOD.

Lithium ion is extremely tolerant of charging from any level. Should have no adverse effect if you charge at any time, full, empty or in between.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asjdwf:
LOL. Who cares. Good phone. End of story
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] austin4913:
YES, what I said is correct and not eronious as you said...been in electronics business for 30 years..I could go into greater detail but it would be over your infant understanding of how electronics work...of course the hardware helps bit that's just part of it..I was programming computers when the IBM 8088 chip came out as well as a wide range of electronic devices...I'm not trying to blow my own horn but I do know what I'm talking about...you should do your due diligence before you try and bash someone...and people wonder why many people left XDA who were a big help...I've never posted ROMs for this reason...I was thinking about it, but people like you just confirm my reservations..amateur...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] stnguyen09:
Wooooo calm down. Just cite some sources :D
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ECEXCURSION:
He doesn't have any, at least not anything recent and reinvent. It's all just tacit knowledge. Amirite?

(This is just my fun way of getting you to give us a source)

Sent from my HTC One X
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] asjdwf:
I love how my thread was hijacked lol.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] polarbearmc:
mine is hard to push with the black&white speck case. but without a case its easy to push...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] beaups:
Was your 8088 hardwired to your A/C at home so it was more efficient? Programming != electrical engineering.

Yes there is a TINY bit of loss by using contacts. It's an easy check with an ohmmeter. But it really only applies to high current applications, which we are not dealing with here. And no, it's not enough to make any measurable difference. And your coax analogy is ridiculous. We aren't dealing with gain, SNR, taps, etc. Geez.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ECEXCURSION:
Going back on topic, I now get 95% registers with the power button. If you press on the far left of the button it works almost every time with the platinum case. I think it just needed to be broken in. :)

Sent from my HTC One X
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] borismanalo:
Same here, but mine is worst cause this case that I have, has a hard rubber button
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] c5satellite2:
Ok austinguy, you really don't get it. I design, install and deploy:corporate networks, infrastructure(copper, coax, fiber), telephone systems(voip, copper, t1), install electrical systems, CCTV(dvr, network), wireless solutions(point to point, mesh, custom antennas), satellite, etc, etc. I have many years of learned and hands on first hand experience with the software, hardware, and real world implementation.

I stand by the facts.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ECEXCURSION:
Mine is hard rubber too. Which case did you buy?

Sounds a lot like what I do. What's your point? Doesn't Make you an expert in lithium-ion batteries now does it? Well... I guess the high-grade UPS systems we work with could, but you didn't list that or just don't work with them.

Sent from my HTC One X
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] adiliyo:
i noticed after a couple presses that the power button is angled towards the face of the phone, as in it doesn't sit vertically on the top of the phone, as such, if i push it with my index finger curved towards the screen, it's very easy to push. if i try to push it straight down, it becomes more of a hassle.

i don't have a case (nor do i plan on getting one) so i can't comment on any difficulties added by them...
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ECEXCURSION:
Is this a question? But yes, I press the button the same way as you.

Sent from my HTC One X
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] voipben:
Yup, it's counter-intuitive at first but that's the trick. :D
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] c5satellite2:
For everyone who is confused about li-ion battery charging:

http://batteryuniversity.com/learn/article/how_to_prolong_lithium_based_batteries

Charge whenever you can!

I hope this helps all relevant parties from the earlier posts.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] HTC_Phone:
I just bought the One X yesterday from Best Buy (Coming from the Inspire 4G, where the power button was poorly made and recessed into the housing.) I was just wondering if anyone here has noticed their power button becoming recessed into their housing, or if their power button has remained the same throughout the days of use. Thanks!

P.S.- Be on the lookout for some custom ROMs coming from me, being a developer with the Inspire, I plan to bring more to the One X ;)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] :
I've had my phone since may 4th and my power button is the same as the day I got it and I use the hell out of my phone and welcome to the forum look forward to seeing another developer come on board.

Sent from my Nocturnalized Beast
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] theking_13:
Use mine with the Seidio Surface case and prefer it to pushing the button bare. Only gripe with this phone, along with the volume rockers.

They were so easy to feel and push on the Gnex. :(
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Sanguineraven13:
yeah coming form an iphone (*shudders*) its much more difficult but honestly not a big deal, I've never had it not register even though it feels like you arent doing anything by pushing on it.

And the previous posterer with the link is correct, as far as I have read and understood, charging very frequently will actually improve battery life as the cycles may be smaller but count for even less. Like a 5% from 95 to 100 is 10,000 cycles it will last, but 10% from 90 to 100 will last 4000 cycles, for example, and so on. Numbers are not to scale but you get the idea.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] HTC_Phone:
Define use the hell out of :P I text like no other (I'm only 19 :laugh:) So the power button certainly gets its use. I'm probably just paranoid about it after the Inspire had its issues.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] :
Lol I just can't put the phone down for longer than like 5 minutes :D

I never actually counted but I probably turn my phone on over 100 times a day so if you count that then pushing to turn it off well you get the idea. My family and coworkers are always saying do you ever put that darn phone down. :D

Sent from my Nocturnalized Beast
[General Topics] md303:
Couldn't think of a better place to post this than XDA Forums.... taken on a back road in San Antonio, Texas
[General Topics] alpha-niner64:
Needs more unicorns.
[HTC One X] show-p1984:
Bricked-Kernel One X (endeavoru)

The first 100% stable kernel for the HTC One X (endeavoru)

(thx HTC for the screwed source btw, fixed it ^^)

Replaced NVIDIA's strange hotplug manager with my own: tegra_mpdecision
​

Features:

Based upon HTC source

Fixed all stability issues from the HTC source

Fixed all section mismatches

Various other fixes

Sweep2wake

tegra_mpdecision, which completely replaces nvidias hotplug manager (better battery life + performance)

extensive sysfs interface for mpdecision with all the tuneables you want

modified ondemand governor for tegra3 & mpdecision (this is the only recommended governor atm)

fixed sound playback while screen is off

GPU OC (484Mhz)

Variant free CPU OC for all phones (51 - 1600Mhz)

Compiled with gcc4.7

fixed max cpufreq resets throughout the kernel

all cores now use the max freq (before: only in singlecore, otherwise -100Mhz)

Undervolting (faux123)

Check the changelog for the rest :)
​

Changelog @ bricked.de

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What is sweep2wake?

[youtube]SgQ22IuCcKw[/youtube]
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How to install?

!!!!IMPORTANT!!!!

​

Flash through recovery. But:

Since the htcdev unlock prevents us from flashing the boot partition from recovery, the installer will ONLY INSTALL THE MODULES & disable the HTC screenshot! (needed as a fixup for sweep2wake, use the AOSP screenshot pwr+vol.down instead)

_YOU_

will need to flash the boot.img within the zip (folder: kernel) yourself! (extract it to your desktop so you can use the commands given to you here)

I can't stress enough how important this is.

_YOU_

will need to flash it.

How to do that (full guide, if you use the reboot option given to you by the installer you will only need steps 1 & 4-7)

1. Install HTC drivers (how to do that is explained a hundred times all over the web)

2. Reboot

3. in the boot animation, connect your phone to your computer and do:

adb reboot-bootloader

4. You should now see "FASTBOOT USB", if that is the case:

fastboot flash boot %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\boot.img

5. fastboot reboot

6. check with: adb shell uname -a if it says bricked.

7. enjoy ;)

ofc these steps can also be done before the installer is executed from recovery. Just be sure to complete both.

​

Where to complain about errors/bugs?

Please use the Issuetracker for bugs/errors/feature wishes!

Issuetracker @ https://code.google.com/p/bricked/issues/entry

showp1984@googlemail.com

IRC Chat: Freenode IRC #bricked
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NOT

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(If you download, please hit Thanks below my post! Thank you!)

>>> DOWNLOAD <<<
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Thank you very much!

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[HTC One X] show-p1984:
Battery life

(InsertCoin)

Performance:
[HTC One X] show-p1984:
Knowledge base:

(under construction)

tegra_mpdecision manual:

coming soon(tm)

Why only clock with 1.4 Ghz max?

That's not a fix, just a point of opinion. I provide stock or close-to-stock kernel settings in regards to UV/Clocks. Usually I don't take HTC's 'stock' but the manufacturer of the component. In this case the soc, so NVIDIA.

Our stock-phone is clocked with 1.5Ghz single core and 1.4Ghz multicore (as soon as the 2nd core comes up). Usually, whatever you do, you will instantly trigger the second core to come up, if even only for a short time. This would effectively limit the cpu clock speed to 1.4Ghz for that time.

Since I overwrote the clock reduce, our phone will clock with the set max at all times. Which, in this case, is overclocking.

So I just reduced the clock back to it's "stock" setting and please trust me that you won't notice the difference to stock in Benchmarks, UI performance, or anywhere else. Not only because it is only 100Mhz on ONE CORE, but also because that core seldom runs alone and therefore can only use the 1.5Ghz for a very short time.

You are ofc free to clock it back to 1.5Ghz again. Please note that this counts as overclocking and the same rules as undervolting apply to it.
[HTC One X] the_maker:
Soon to be tested :) will post results...
[HTC One X] THANHVO31:
Will it work with all the builds say 1.29, 1.28, 1.26?

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] show-p1984:
I am on 1.29, that's what I have tested. Chances are it will work fine with all builds, test it and report back :)
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
got excited and flashed the kernel,

no luck, stuck on htc splash screen

- 1.28 firmware(coredroid 2.1 ROM)
[HTC One X] thedan55:
show-p1984!!!!!!!!!!!!! im so happy to see you here!!!!!!!!!!!! love your work on the bricked kernel for the hp touchpad!!!!

cant wait to get stuck into this one!!!!!!!!!

also will you be adding otg support?? just seen it in the changelog for the eternity kernel.

once again so glad to see you working on this awesome device!!!!!!!!!!!!
[HTC One X] deagleone:
Buhhhuuuhhhuuuuuuu.... No pc atm.

Download your kernel right now, flash @ 6:15 dhft! (deagleonehomecommingflashtime)

Thanks show, will report

InsertCoined from my nearly"bricked" One X (thanks show, for doing your business^^)
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
after test eternity project i will test yours. Thanks for your work!!
[HTC One X] rayford85:
Just pushed this. Booted just fine. No freezes or reboots. But I do have WiFi error
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
Can i install it tru CWM ?
[HTC One X] rayford85:
TRY reading the OP bro.
[HTC One X] ShyamSasi:
I just flashed it and flashed the Boot.img no WiFi. I flashed it through recovery twice. And manually flashed the Boot.img. Still no go. Any idea?
[HTC One X] hasan_abeer:
EsHi sir ......hopefully you Will support call recorder....please any chance to provide this feature to one x owners....thanks again in advanced
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
Sorry about it. Now im flashing.

---------- Post added at 10:47 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:37 PM ----------

Installed without problems... no wifi problems for now.

i just do an full wipe with my VillainRom, then i flash the boot and start all again.

Any issues i will put here.

Thanks for now hahaha
[HTC One X] show-p1984:
I am seeing this too in the latest version. I forgot to include some modules :/ Gimme a few.
[HTC One X] mattman83:
I don't mean to sound rude. But you REALLY don't need to post this everywhere! The devs are aware it's a feature people want, but the reality is that getting things STABLE first is the highest priority.

It's not point getting call recording added if the phone doesn't work properly. Please just be patient and stop spamming every thread with your requests.

M.
[HTC One X] THANHVO31:
+1 for Wifi error (maximus 1.3)

+ Led Notify always ON (red)

I had Flash boot.img + copy modules at CWM.

Sweep2Wake is cool but sorry.
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
Man, sweep2wake its amazing!

Now with no problems about wifi, its weird :s im using VR 2.
[HTC One X] iximages:
Just curious if anyone has tried SetCPU with this?
[HTC One X] Goku80:
im trying No Frills

---------- Post added at 05:56 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:56 PM ----------

hehe sorry dude:D ;) to lazy to do all the links
[HTC One X] iximages:
Were you able to overclock with any success?
[HTC One X] Sebby:
why so difficult

i have still the original 1.28 recovery (because off the charging problem) i wait for 4ext recovery

download this zip fastbootpack 1.2 thanks for Try4Ce for making it

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1616741

unzip it (you see alot of files like boot.img and other stuff

open up Bricked_onex_v0.21.zip (then in the kernel dir take out the boot.img)

put that boot.img and drag it to the fastbootpack 1.2 dir and overwrite the file..

now if your phone is already booted up (usb in ,and copy the Bricked_onex_v0.21.zip to the root of your sdcard)

now go to fastboot... usb in...

now go to the fastbootpack 1.2 dir and double click .bat files

1 - 05-erase-cache.bat ...enter enter

2 - 06-flash-custom-boot.bat enter enter

3 - 05-erase-cache.bat ...enter enter

4 - 07-run-clockwork-recovery.bat enter enter (this is for people with still the original recovery....

5 - now in recovery install zip from sdcard and flash the Bricked_onex_v0.21.zip

follow the instructions

6 - done reboot

i do it this way...

it is faster to do and alot easier (then open cmd and so on)
[HTC One X] clandes:
+1, 45 mins of standby and sweep2wake still working fine both ways. Also on LeeDroid 5.1
[HTC One X] ShyamSasi:
I guess it's not yet needed until Overclocking or underclocking is introduced or any custom I/O Scheduler or Governer.
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
Sometimes sweep2wake doesn't work... In that cases I need to wake up with power button.

I has 2 random reboots...
[HTC One X] Goku80:
hey friend no you can not overclock yet. Do not forget still early stages yet..first rule is to get kernel stable..then all the rest of the goodies will work.

Currently using No-Frills with max 1500Mhz and min 104Mhz. Pretty snappy as it is anyway..No need to overclock..And no random reboots or anything like that
[HTC One X] treebill:
V3 beta doesn't work either :) I have told mike ( author) that the sources are out so he should be looking at it.
[HTC One X] wolfraim:
Same here.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Showp's normal response to these posts - without a last_kmsg log file it didn't happen ;). The next time you have a reboot, extract the file and post here so that show can try to identify the cause.
[HTC One X] Sebby:
Sometimes you must hold your finger a little bit longer on the left key and then swype to the right
[HTC One X] rjvrijn:
Why IGN you want to do that?

Just curious.
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
Great kernel just what my leedroid ROM needed :thumbup:
[HTC One X] Daekin:
I have one question....does HRD and all camera functions that require ZSL work?
[HTC One X] viknov:
Why in the menu about phone writes that version kernel is 0.2, but in this thread version 0.21. Is it error in kernel or I've flashed wrong boot.IMG?

Отправлено с моего HTC One X через Tapatalk
[HTC One X] mgmCube:
Because With the Desire I used the Trackpad wake/unlock and disabled the Power button. So I'm used to it. And with swipe2wake I no longer need the power button.

But I think i'll have to wait for the swipe2wake function to always work. If not and with no power button, I need usb to wake. Not a great solution.

With the desire I always had the problem of pressing the power button when putting it in my jeans, but with the OneX I no longer have that problem, so it's not that big of a deal.
[HTC One X] JayVee:
But keep in mind that you can't pull the battery on the HOX. For some reasons you may need the power button...
[HTC One X] the_real_fosgate:
Hi All,

I flashed the boot.img this way (Post 1):

How to do that (full guide, if you use the reboot option given to you by the installer you will only need steps 1 & 4-7)

1. Install HTC drivers (how to do that is explained a hundred times all over the web)

2. Reboot

3. in the boot animation, connect your phone to your computer and do:

adb reboot-bootloader

4. You should now see "FASTBOOT USB", if that is the case:

fastboot flash boot %USERPROFILE%\Desktop\boot.img

5. fastboot reboot

6. check with: adb shell uname -a if it says bricked.

7. enjoy

Till Point 5. everything is ok, but when I try Point 6:

adb shell uname -a

I get the message:

error: device not found

Anyone can help?

Bye

Robert
[HTC One X] JayVee:
I did it the easy way:

Flashed the boot.img, rebooted into recovery and flashed the kernel. Then booted up and checked if Sweep2Wake is working.

Have you already booted up your device and checked if Sweep2Wake is working? If so I guess everything went fine.
[HTC One X] show-p1984:
I just flashed back to sense, just to test that. No bug, no issue here. Talking in calls is fine both ways.

This is the sense version. Wrong thread?
[HTC One X] ShyamSasi:
Do we still have issues with Music lag at sleep? I like lot of features and it's good battery life but it's one thing keep me :( - I'm using Zero's Music Mod according to him it needs more juice maybe that's why it's lagging at sleep.
[HTC One X] alandd86:
guys i flashed this kernel over viperx but my kernel still 2.6.39.4-gacfdfb2 paul@ubuntu ist the correct kernel or am still in faux ???:confused:
[HTC One X] Doo Doo:
Still on Faux bro
[HTC One X] alandd86:
how can i fix it ,, reflash again?

:confused:

who can help ??

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come on dev can any1 help ?!!!
[HTC One X] eyosen:
Simply follow the procedure in OP. It's colored RED and reads IMPORTANT. You can't miss it.
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
Fastboot boot.img, then zip in recovery
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
Fastboot flash boot.img

After that, flash .zip in recovery.

Without the word 'flash' in first command, it won't work :D
[HTC One X] Black-FR:
And yours is also still not complete. ;)

It should be:

fastboot flash boot boot.img

But i also prefer with bricked-kernel,

to flash the moduls first in recovery

and after that, flashing the boot.img, in the fastboot-mode.

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
You're absolutely right! :facepalm:

Have written that command so many times on my PC, and man, I now thought was the command really this short? But i didn't see what i missed...

Very glad you saw my mistake! :)
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
My quote wasn't a command just an instruction to flash boot.img through fastboot.
[HTC One X] diffstyle:
I'm very new to flashing's Kernel's so hopefully i could get some help.

I have unlocked my boot loader and am running RHD rom, ICS version for my phone. I have HBOOT 1.12 currently.

When i flash this Kernal through recovery, does that deleted all my applications, settings and restore my phone as if i just installed my ROM?

Will this work in conjunction to RHD ICS version?

Update:

So i extracted the boot.img file from the kernel and fashed it via flastboot, then i went into CWR and flashed the zip file. My phone was stuck on the white HTC logo. Reboot and flashed the boot.img again and not luck =(...

What did i do wrong?
[HTC One X] rkuijpers:
You probably need to repack the kernel with the ramdisk of the rom you're using.

Ask in the thread of the rom, probably more users will have flashed alternate kernels ;)

Is your rom a sense rom? Otherwise you need to flash the AOSP version of this kernel, it's another Bricked thread in the original development forum, here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1895214
[HTC One X] diffstyle:
Thanks you, I found a repacked one on RHD thread. =)
[HTC One X] behnann:
is this kernel compatible with 3.14 based sense roms??