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[Motorola Droid RAZR] adamlee06:
- "The messy state of RAZR Flashing/rooting" is a user induced thing, which is on a phone by phone basis of how that phone was used by its owner.

- Most DO have to wipe even after a fresh .181 gingerbread install

- You're welcome for the guide :confused:

---------- Post added at 01:04 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:58 AM ----------

Updated version of my guide available on XDA:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739853
[Motorola Droid RAZR] alcaron:
In the end this guide didn't include half of the neccessary steps, end of the day, it's not thorough, it works for a very narrow set of conditions, and the implication was that if people would just read the steps it would work fine.

Clearly not the case.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] adamlee06:
Actually it is the case. Streetmedic copy and pasted the first revision of my guide before I had added anything to it, without linking to the original Page which did (and does) contain everything needed. Therefore, my guide is correct. Also, so far every single email I've received about problems using it were already covered in the guide (the source page), yet people were not reading it thoroughly or simply panicked when they ran into a snag without calmy referencing the guide for a solution.

At the end of the day, the guide is solid and proven. It merely contains the tools needed to perform the task, but it's up to each individual user to put them to use correctly. Of course some people are going to be more dependable in doing so than others.

So take it how you will. Just because you think you were doing everything correctly, doesn't mean you necessarily were. So contrary to what you said, if you read the guide (not the ripped off without consent unfinished version in this thread), it really is a matter of following the steps and everything being just fine.

Cheers ;)
[Motorola Droid RAZR] aigochamaloh:
There is no need to get butt-hurt when people say it does not work when they follow the steps exactly. Even according to your updated guide, the procedure I was following was correct. At step 8, I had the mount issues and it would not flash the update via external SD on a stock non-rooted (never been rooted) RAZR. I tried tool 1.6, then started all over, still the same thing. I tried RSD Lite to stock GB and started over, still the same issue.

Like I stated above, it only flashed the update after rebooting into recovery after letting it fully start GB, and even then, there were still two mount messages. All I know is, as soon as a complete fastboot ICS image is released, I am reflashing the phone to make sure it is done correctly.

I appreciate your work, and in the end, got it to work for now, but for you to say "you must be doing it wrong, or not using the tools correctly," is unfair. Because that is not the case.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] adamlee06:
Nobody is "butt-hurt". If you had to use RSDlite to get back to .181 (which is exactly the same as option 1 in the 1.6 utility) you obviously did not get the bottom of my updated guide. Because what you described is there, including "letting it fully start GB". So, yet again, follow all directions.

But I'm not here to argue. Either way, thanks for the appreciation. Enjoy ICS!!!!! :D
[Motorola Droid RAZR] xlightwaverx:
Notice

I noticed you are linking to my site in order to download 6.16.211.

Over the next few days I am going to be migrating everything off Xbot (goiww) to www.crackflasher.com

In order to download OTA leaks, etc, you're more than likely going to have to create a free account.

So far there's CDMA and GSM groups set up for the Razrs. Over time it should incorporate every phone.

X
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jimmyz:
Hello- was not able to search for this but here it goes:

Using stock 4.04 but rooted

straightalk ATT as my carrier

when I get a call to my GV number and try to slide (to left) to reject the call, the phone momentarily stops ringing but then starts ringing again until it times out and goes to voicemail- anyone else with this problem?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ufmace:
Mine does the same thing. I think Google Voice will keep placing new calls to any connected phones that hang up until it goes to voicemail. I've gotten it to ring again 2 times a few times. I've been told that you can silence the call with volume down instead of rejecting it, which will actually keep it from ringing until it goes to voicemail, but I haven't tried it yet. Personally, I'm planning on getting rid of Google Voice partly because of this.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] KloudIX:
Ok, so I am a sammy freak, been leeching the boards for a while now, but just signed up in the past day, but throughout all of my research and queries I am unable to find a rom that is Tablet UI based on Touchwiz but could incorporate the Paranoid Android DPI density solution.

I know of the Hydra Rom, but not sure if the above can be added to it....

SO...., My real question is there anyone/anyway to compile something of this sort with ICS framework?

I really just want to get the TW SII or SIII music player, mms on a tablet, but AOKP/AOSP and CM9 do not support.

If I am crazy just say so!
[Thinkpad Tablet General] userno69:
Hey guys, so I've got my 0089_US tablet rooted currently and protected with RootKeeper, but I don't currently have CWM. If I do the OTA ICS upgrade, will I still be able to install CWM at a later date provided I still have root?
[Thinkpad Tablet General] nudger:
No CWM after ICS update

I'm also interested to hear if anyone has been able to install CWM after ICS update.

I followed the process to keep root and restore stock recovery and managed to get ICS with root successfully (big improvement over HC). But now I have no CWM recovery and I'm not too sure about reinstalling as I've read others have experienced boot loop issues when they tried.

Has anyone successfully installed CWM after ICS update?
[Thinkpad Tablet General] seamonkey420:
word is no, CWR is not ready for ICS yet but i hear root worked. I am having issues getting back to stock recovery to install in the first place. :) guess i'm waiting for a modified CWR flashable update.zip :)
[Thinkpad Tablet General] Driver'z:
seamonkey420, look forward to positive results. really want to CWM at ICS
[HTC One X] mr1029x:
Just like the tittle :) How can I do that with HTC One X? You can turn off other phones completely by turn it off and remove its battery. But since the One X's battery is unremovable. How can I turn it off completely? Thank you :)

Btw, I am new in this thread, so excuse me for being a noob :) Thankz :)
[HTC One X] GauthamKS:
I couldn't find a way to power down the device via the hardware buttons, but there is a way to force a restart, after which you should be able to boot into fastboot/recovery and fix whatever issues you're facing. Subsequently, you should be able to shut it down from your ROM's power menu.

From the HTC website:
[HTC One X] boofhead:
when you hold down the power button, you get three options. top one is power off, middle is airplane mode, bottom one is restart. the top one is the one you want and is the best your going to get as like you say, you cant remove the battery from these phones. dont see why you really need too either other than if the battery dies.
[HTC One X] acid28:
just hold the power button for 5-8 secs and a menu will appear.
[HTC One X] Evil-Dragon:
Turn off fastboot in Settings. Press and hold the power button with volume down held until you get into the bootloader and select "power down"

Just another method of powering off completely.
[HTC One X] lulonen:
After accident with water normally I have to asap turn off phone and remove battery. What to do with OneX? I would like to know solution before not after such case.
[HTC One X] TwinAdk:
That is not possible. The quickest is via the menu apperaing when holding the powerbutton. You could download an app allowing you to power down the device via a shortcut on the homescreen.

Kind Regards

TwinAdk
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] iEmDan:
Okay, so I bought a sidekick 4g on ebay for $26. Only like a small portion of the touch screen worked. So I bought a touch screen digitizer on ebay for $19 and replaced it for myself.The thing is the buyer didn't list in the description that the IMEI was blocked, which means that I won't be able to register to any networks at all. So basically this was a media player to me. Then I listed it on ebay for $95, thinking nobody would buy it. But it turns out somebody did buy it which shocked me cause who would wanna buy a $96 media player? But, right now I'm kind of hesitant whether I should sell this or not, cause this is the only phone/media player I have, and I really seem to like this phone now, it's decent. I LOVE the keyboard. So my question to you is, Is this a good deal for me? And if there any other phones out there I can get for the price that I sold this phone for? MAybe around 100 bucks?
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] d3xtro.:
Eh, for a little more than 100 and some searching, you might be able to get your hands on a decent g2.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] rpmccormick:
I returned a G2 to switch to the SK4G. There is no better phone on the market for me (read: no better keyboard). For a media-player though, I'd think touch-screen would be fine, so just get the fastest Android you can find. Ton's of sub $100 options on eBay.
[T-Mobile Sidekick 4G] iEmDan:
Ugh. I can't find any good cheap phones. Anyone wanna thrw out any names?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ECEXCURSION:
So today I had something unfortunate happen.

I was running late for work and jammed my keys into the same pocket as my phone. I never do that, ever. I always have my right pocket dedicated solely to my phone. Immediately, I thought "well.. so much for having a flawless phone. I guess it's about time, I've had it for over a month. After all, it is just a phone."

After work I drove to the local mall and bought an Oakley eye glass cleaning kit to use with my phone, something that I've been meaning to do for a while. I really only needed the microfiber cloth, as I don't wear glasses but the kit looked too good to pass up.

After carefully wiping down the screen I began to notice something, the screen is fine! I spent a good 15 minutes checking the phone in various lights, eventually going outside to confirm what I was seeing. There isn't a single hairline scratch anywhere on the screen. :victory:

I've had the phone since launch day and I gotta say, I was shocked. I don't use a screen protector, and just sort of accepted the fact that the screen would scratch, but it never happened. Big shout out to HTC and Corning Gorilla Glass for making a screen that (in my mind) doesn't need a screen protector. I'd take pictures of it but the best camera I have right now is my HOX.

Are you guys getting similar results? Or are you all using screen protectors. For those of you who scratched your phone, how did it happen? Do you normally keep keys/change in the same pocket?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] _MetalHead_:
I had something similar happen to me today. I have this two pocket canvas pouch that I wear sometimes when I'm working. One pocket is filled with screws, and the other is just for my phone. You already know where this is going. I didn't put the phone in the screw pocket, but I did toss a handfull of wall dogs into my phone pocket, while the phone was still in it. Wall dogs are some seriously nasty screws with massive, razor sharp threads. I realized what I did instantly, and very carefully extracted the screws one by one out of the pocket. Happy to say, there wasn't a scratch on my beloved HOX. I use a Diztronic TPU case and no screen protector. Scary sh*t man.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] NYConex:
vestshau used

I've been using a screen protector since I got the phone. I had a Samsung note for a week that had a pretty long scratch on it and don't want the same thing to happen to this phone!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] graemegb:
I never do anything risky like this with my phone.. But the lint always seems to get me
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] E.Cadro:
Must be the week lol yesterday I took my kids to a water park so I had my phone in the side pocket of my back pack and was sitting on one of those lounge chairs went to take it out and dropped on the cement it was like slow motion I was like noooooooo!!!!! The phone hit face down. But I was amazed I only had one small I mean small scratch near the bottom corner. I've had the phone since may 4th pre order and never had a case or screen protector on it. But that little scare seeing my hox hit that cement did it I went today and had a zag full body put on it.

Sent from my Nocturnalized Beast
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Hunt3r.j2:
GG2 is generally tougher than metal screws, so it won't scratch.

Sand is a completely different story and if you let it near the screen you will probably get scratches.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] expertzero1:
gg2 isnt in this phone
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] tererai:
KNife stab to the HOXL

I put the HOXL to the test and decided to scratch it on purpose using a sharp knife, you will be amazed by the results. check out the video review i did.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpR306UYNBc

Check out the video
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Dazedstate:
Blasphemy!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] E.Cadro:
Lol gg2=gorilla glass 2 :D

Sent from my Nocturnalized Beast
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] corythug:
I rock my hox naked and no scratches to date, even drug it across a rock on accident. Mint.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] tererai:
Phone has first generation of gorilla glass not gg2. If this is the first generation I can imagine how 2 is
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] _MetalHead_:
Incorrect. The HOX definitely has GG2. Aside from the fact that every single article about the HOX on the net says it's GG2, here is a little confirmation from HTC themselves-

This isn't me btw, I just found it in another thread.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ChongoDroid:
That made me wince, nice video man. Still gotta worry about grit tho, good to know keys/metal/etc is ok tho
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] k4p741nkrunch:
Semi unrelated, but what case is that? I love that look.

Also I know this glass is a beast but I would never go without a screen protector after my G2x bit the dust, literally.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ky77:
out of curiosity do any of you have scratches on the plastic housing. I dont want to use a case cause I think it ruins the phones look. Only have screen protector but dont know how well the plastic holds up
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] fluxgfx:
Your answer can be found here: http://pcworld.co.nz/pcworld/pcw.nsf/mobile/review-htc-one-x
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] aimetti:
I'm not sure. Before I replaced my last one x for bad pixels I was without a screen protector for a bit. With very light use I noticed very fine micro scratches that you could see in direct light. Not deep or anything but they were still noticeable and very annoying.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] powerwagon:
Put my phone in pocket accidentally with my keys and scratched the screen...not impressed with its durability at all. This is the FIRST phone I have EVER scratched in my life and I have had a ton. Luckily I put on a zagg HD protector after and you can't tell. Pissed me off, but looks fine now. I would be careful going naked with this phone.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] whd5015:
Cannot say I've been as fortunate. I have never dropped the phone and mistakenly placed it in the same pocket as my keys 2-3 times and there are MULTIPLE micro scratches that can be seen in the sun and even in normal lighting conditions.

Beautiful screen and phone however but I am quite disappointed.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Crizthakidd:
OHHHH MYYYY GOOODDD
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
People always make videos like this, of "testing" Gorilla Glass with a knife or keys. But this is just silly. Basically, you aren't going to scratch any kind of glass with a knife or key. It depends a bit on exactly what alloy and how its hardened. But steel is usually softer than glass, and therefore can't scratch it.

Someone posted a similar video on the Desire Z forums, back when I was on that phone. I pulled a regular old beer bottle from my recycling bin, and tried to scratch it with screwdrivers and knives, pushing as hard as I could. Not a single scratch.

Damn, that beer bottle had some quality Gorilla Glass!

And as mentioned by another, the "test" of scratching GG with metal really doesn't prove anything. Sand or grit can often be harder than glass (even GG), and can therefore scratch it.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ilogik:
I've had my thunderbolt for close to a year and my Gnex for 6 months, always put the phones in my pocket without any screen protectors and after all this time all I have is a few very fine micro scratches on the screen.

After one week with the One X I got a scratch, not really sure where it came from I started to use a leather holster and a few days later I got another scratch! They are not deep and cant be seen with the screen on, I think its some type of coating that is coming off, but still I would of expected for this screen to be much durable.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] live4nyy:
I hate to be a downer on this but I just don't think this is reliable.

First, if you look at how the question is asked, "@htc does the HTC ONE X use Gorilla Glass 2?", you can see how the "2" could have been mistaken for shorthand for the word "too".

Second, the response does not specifically state "GG

2

", it just says the "most recent version" which makes me think: Was GG2 even available on May 12? :confused: Because if it wasn't, then GG1 would have been the latest iteration. And by available, I mean available for mass production, not for testing purposes.

I'm skeptical because I have seen Tech sites recant their statements on the HOX using GG2 and there is just no other "Official" statement confirming it.

Read:

http://www.stuff-review.com/2012-04...-by-the-original-corning-gorilla-glass-not-2/

It seems my question about availability is somewhat answered in this article, though still vague. Going back to the tweet, I just don't trust some random person working in PR to answer technical questions relating to hardware specifications. :p
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ASavva:
WTF! You are obviously crazy! Gorilla glass or no gorilla glass, you wouldn't catch me dead doijg this to any of my phones!

Sent from my HOX using my fingers
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] wrxdrunkie:
Yup, same here. I have a few little scratches and have treated the phone like a baby. I couldn't see the scratches in normal light but in direct Texas sun you can see em.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] _MetalHead_:
But you trust some random internet blogger who supposedly got his information from some random person working in PR? Quite literally EVERY article and review on the internet about the One X says it has Gorilla Glass 2, you would think that they were all given the information from HTC.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] live4nyy:
That was my point, there is nothing reliable stating whether it is or is not GG2. There is no "Official" statement or anything saying which version of GG it really is. Even on Corning's Product List they don't even list the One X but they have the SGS3 listed. But even that list doesn't differentiate between 1 or 2.

And to answer your question, "No", I do

not

trust some random internet blogger, just as no one should trust any "Tech Review" site or article or tweet or etc. I clearly said I remain skeptical until there is something written in stone.

Here is HTC's product page for the HOX, scroll down to "Key Features - Design" and it just says "Gorilla Glass":

http://www.htc.com/www/smartphones/htc-one-x/

Here is GSMArena, same thing:

http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_x-4320.php

http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_xl-4572.php

http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_x_at&t-4614.php

And for some comparison, here is some links for the SGS3 that all say GG2:

http://www.corning.com/news_center/news_releases/2012/2012052901.aspx - This is what I would want to see for any major device launch, such as the HOX.

http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i9300_galaxy_s_iii-4238.php

http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_galaxy_s_iii_i747-4803.php
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] shawn1224:
I have about 4 or 5 of these scratches. You can't feel them when you run your finger over them but its clearly noticeable in direct sunlight.

I also have some sort of permanent stain that only shows up if i wipe down the screen using a little bit of water. It looks like its under the glass but I can polish it out with a microfiber cloth. Very annoying
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] SkyeHack:
when i get home i will show u all the scratches mine has. it got a scratch the first day i had it. and i am very careful with my phone. the only time u see the scratches is outside in bright daylight. inside with regular lightbulbs u cant see one scratch. :confused:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] _MetalHead_:
In an effort to get to the bottom of this, I called HTC today to ask them. The first guy I talked to put me on hold for literally 10 minutes and told me the only way for me to get the answer is to send my phone in and have them inspect it. I made him repeat that to me 4 times before pointing out how ridiculous of a statement that was. The second person I talked to put me on hold for 5 minutes and came back telling me that they are legally not allowed to give out that information. Another ridiculous claim. I have come to the conclusion that people at HTC are morons and we can't trust anything any particular individual says. Unless we get an official press release or advertisement or something along those lines, I don't think we will be able to get a definitive answer.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] k4p741nkrunch:
Maybe it's some super secret Area 51 unreleased super self-repairing glass (codename Gorilla) that they can't tell you about without killing you. Explains why it's so shmexxy
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] SkyeHack:
i would pay extra $$ for self repairing glass! :)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] chaitoo:
Mine has a noticeable scratch

I had my first HOX for almost a month without a screen protector and had no scratches. My replacement phone was used barely for two weeks and I already have a long scratch. Not exactly sure how it got scratched. It all happened somewhere from getting off the car and going from garage to inside my home. I probably put my car keys and phone in the same pocket. I am really disappointed. I can feel the scratch when I run over my nail on it. And I see rainbow colors through the scratch when the screen is on.

Any body has a good solution to get rid of that scratch?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] n19htmare:
I've found the screen to not be as scratch resistant as my Galaxy line of phones.

My GS 1, II, II Skyrocket all were bare and their screens were absolutely flawless.

However, on the one x, already saw a couple of dings and scratches on the screen. After getting a replacement for bad charging port, I put a cheap screen protector on.

Also the plastic is rather on the soft end, VERY soft end. Corners and all, a slight pressure would put a ding in the plastic. It's like softer than my nail, you can dig your nail right into a corner and put a ding in it.

it's meh meh and a phone that needs to be babied.