yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] Gralgrathor:
Borked.

I have the exact same problem with my HTC One X. When I power up, it will try to boot, launch into the HTC splash screen, then go black and reboot again, ad infinitum. If I keep the lower-volume button down, it will launch into the boot selector screen, then go black, and reboot again, etc. As if the power button were stuck.

My guess is: something's really wrong with the ROM at a very basic level, or it actually *is* a short circuit in the power button or something like that. I'm going to bang it against a wall for a while and then take it apart to see what's what.

Thing is, I know exactly what happened to my phone: I made it go for a swim. And smart kid that I am I never insure my electronics. So I've probably irreparably borked a perfectly fine machine and screwed myself for a nice €450.

Edit: Should of course have powered down the phone as soon as I noticed it was wet, then put it in a bag of rice, and kept it there fore a couple of days. Probably too late now, but I'll give it a try anyway.
[HTC One X] SB13X:
If you can get into fastboot see if you can run the command:

fastboot erase cache

Have you recently flashed a rom by any chance?

If you have did you ensure you opened the .zip file and extracted the boot.img file and flashed that seperately? Again with fastboot...

fastboot erase cache

fastboot flash boot boot.img

fastboot erase cache

Is always a good procedure to follow.

If you have recently just flashed a different kernel other than that recommended/or came with the ROM, did you make sure you repacked it to provide you with a compatible boot.img?

If you did and you followed the steps above to flash the boot.img its also good practice to wipe cache and dalvik cache again in recovery prior to flashing the modules that came with it.
[HTC One X] onon_onon:
I'm having the same issue with my phone. Seems like the power button is stuck, it keeps restarting itself until the battery drains out. As soon as I plug it to charge, the reboot process starts over and over again. I really want to open it up and check the power connectors, but I wonder if there's a better advice before I do that.
[HTC One X] mdhafezi:
Hey.I have had the same problem with my HOX.it was restarting every time I plug the cable.it was because of bad updating process .

1.for charging your phone do not need to open the device and charge the batt.Google for script charging.you will find an script to fast boot it .

Your phone will restarting every 6 seconds.and will charge.

2.relock it.

3.use your riht RUU
[HTC One X] umersaeed:
HTC one x turns off when i switch to HDR camera mode

Hello guys my HOX has a problem that when ever i switch on to HDR it shuts down and keeps restarting.. another problem is that it shows different battery status than the original .. 5 min ago it showed 23% than it switched off and showed 60% and i guess this auto turning off is some how related to this battery issue it never gave me a low battery sign.. i dont understand whether its a software issue or hardware.. i was running stock 4.1.1 now i flashed renovated rom but the problem persists .. plz i will appreciate help from you guys .. my specs are as follows

build version 3.14.401.31

baseband version 5.1204.162.29

kernel version 3.1.10 at renovated rom

hboot 1.36
[HTC One X] BenPope:
I thought you should have hboot 1.39 with that ROM?

Looks like something is funky, I would flash the RUU (htcruu.com), but that will wipe your phone.
[HTC One X] chaithubk:
Hi, I have similar problem recently. So, What I tried is: press the power button when the One X reboots (before allowing it to enter to splash screen) - Just once. And instead of repeating with restart it just goes to htc One logo and turns on fine. May be the problem which you noticing could be some other flavor of it. But, give a try.
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
What a bump... :p 5 month old topic... :eek: I'm sure he fixed this problem by now...

-Sent from my IceCold One X!
[HTC One X] IncroLex:
Htc one S keeps restarting !

Hey guys i have the same problem with my HTC ONE S.

The other day in class i switched on the Bluetooth and every since it keeps restarting.

I finally figured out out to get it to the bootloader (at this stage it doesn't restart) and i can move around by pressing the up/down volume buttons.

How can i possibly fix this problem? Factory reset is not an option as i have a ton of photographs and apps installed and dont want to lose them.

This is the stuff it shows me in boot loader

***LOCKED***

VILLEC2 PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT -3. 01. 0000

eMMC-boot

Mar 4 2013, 21:03: 33:-1

HBOOT

Would re installing the RUU work ? Please help i really need my phone !
[HTC One X] Gopin1990:
My Htc has the same issue as your.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Even i Have the same problem My HTC One X+ hits til the Splash Screen and turns Off when contacted HTC Service center in India they Said its problem with the Mother Board and needs to be replaced and charging a Bomb Price of 17k jus for replacing.

Is Your Htc Working fine as of Now Please Do Reply.

:good:
[HTC One X] el_chapi:
I have the same problem with my HTC ONE X. It starts, enter to the lock screen and reboot, and like this over and over. If i keep the cellphone turn off for and hour or two it go backs normal and a i can use it for a while and the start rebooting again. I think maybe is a heat problem cause if a leave him all night with the screen turn off it doesn't reboot. Anyone could solve this problem?????

I tried with different stock roms (4.0.4, 4.1.1, 4.2.2) and with different custom roms (paranoid android, android revolution) and the problem persists. all is left to try is changing the kernel but i don't think this will fix the problem.
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
Try the factory reset through bootloader...that often helps of flash again a firmware...it also wipes and that helps also often... But at thirst if you flash a kernel be sure to flash always the kernel from the Rom..

..otherwise those issues will appear

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X mit Tapatalk
[HTC One X] ibtehaj:
htc one x restarts after htc logo and got stuck

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i have htc one x 32 gb quad core..

****locked*****

ENDEAVORU XE SHIP S-OFF RL

CID-11111111

HBOOT-1.12.0000

CPLD-NONE

RADIO-2.1204.135.20

eMMC-bootmode:DISABLED

CPU-bootmode:DISABLED

HW SECURE BOOT :ENABLED

moDEM PATH:eek:FF

JUN 28 20212,11:31:28

I UPDATED IT THROUGH WIFI to 4.1 and sense 4+...it wont start and reboot from htc logo...i have done factory reset but of no use...when i connects it to usb it enables fast mode but nothing is shown on computer,,,,no sd card no phone memory,,,, plz help me out
[HTC One X] Thant:
Download THIS RUU 3.14.401.31 and run it fallow the instruction. Report back

EDIT: Now I see you are ENDEAVORU XE not PVT this is problem try mannualy update the firmware and run sfter this this rRUU where I give you if didunt help go back to ICS surch for RUU 2.17.401.2 in google
[HTC One X] ibtehaj:
urgent

EDIT: Now I see you are ENDEAVORU XE not PVT this is problem try mannualy update the firmware and run sfter this this rRUU where I give you if didunt help go back to ICS surch for RUU 2.17.401.2 in google[/QUOTE]

my phone doesnt connects with laptop nor does it shows sd card.. i have downloaded it.. but how could i install it?

on my phone?
[HTC One X] eyosen:
my phone doesnt connects with laptop nor does it shows sd card.. i have downloaded it.. but how could i install it?

on my phone?[/QUOTE]

Only fastboot needs to work. Just run ruu from PC after connecting phone. BUT not sure which ruu you will need as this forum is for endeavoru only.
[HTC One X] geefommit:
Only fastboot needs to work. Just run ruu from PC after connecting phone. BUT not sure which ruu you will need as this forum is for endeavoru only.[/QUOTE]

the problem is that my HOX reboot in the fastboot

i get the problem..
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
You should post this in the right forum as these 2 phones are entirely different
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
To who are you referring ?
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Old post, but I was referring to the guy with the One S :p
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Ow hahahaha :D
[HTC One X] geefommit:
Guys I Solved the problem but i write it in german because my english it bad.

Ich habe mein HOX geöffnet und nach langer Suche habe ich erkannt, dass der On- u. Offknopf weiter links einen Kontakt hat, den man ans Mainboard anschließen muss. Ist jedoch der On- u. Offknopf kaputt muss man den auswechseln. Dies habe ich getan und mein HOX läuft nun einwandfrei :)

Hoffentlich klappt es bei euch dann auch
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Still have to do it in English, this isn't the German forum. Good you solved it anyway.
[HTC One X] Shiverfire:
google translate:

I opened my HOX and after a long search I found that the on-and Offknopf further to the left has a contact that you have to connect to the motherboard. However, if the on-and Offknopf broken you have to replace the. This I have done and my HOX now runs flawlessly

Hopefully it works for you then
[HTC One X] ibtehaj:
i have htc one x 32 gb quad core..

****unlocked*****

ENDEAVORU XE SHIP S-OFF RL

CID-11111111

HBOOT-1.12.0000

CPLD-NONE

RADIO-2.1204.135.20

i have done twrp recovery ,installed cyanogen recovery but it stilll stucks on htc logo and restarts. I have also intalled ruu of ics and jelly bean also ..in jelly bean it doesnt works but on ics it installs and finishes but then agin start restarting fron htc logo...

i have also got it it j-tag but the problem is still there and it again reboots from htc logo...

i got into this mess while updating official update.. plz help me out.. i m from pakistan so i cant sent it to htc as there is no htc outlet here...please
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Dont post this everywhere, you made your thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2595140

Keel it there please !
[HTC One X] el BoBy BoB:
i got almost the same problem, every time im charging my cellphone it keep rebooting itself and i keep loosing all my signal, the problem started when i instal a new rom
[HTC One X] zuriken:
Well, my One X plus has decided to take a dump.

I was running stock everything and had the phone in its holster. I felt it buzz, so I assumed I got a text message. Nope.

The phone is now in an endless cycle of reboots. It reboots itself every 7 seconds. I can get to the boot loader, but the navigation buttons do nothing. Even while in the boot loader, the 7 second reboot is still happening. I can't shut it off, and there's no access to pull the battery. Holding down the power button for 10 sec has no effect. I just get to the "HTC Quietly Brilliant" splash screen, then it reboots, over and over and over.

Coming up on 3 hours of rebooting now. I hope the battery dies soon.
[HTC One X] chemistrylab:
Same happened to me. I left it to drain the battery but when plugged in it still loops....

Did you fix your problem? I'm still struggling trying to get the fastboot tab to work but I only have a second or two to find it before the phone switches off again....

Currently the battery is dead. It may stay that way! I'm back to my old Desire phone which has never given me problems.

:)
[HTC One X] de4life:
Replace the Power Flex cable, chances are your phone will work again.
[HTC One X] diexqb9:
why do you think that?

do you have actually a proof?

I'm stuck into the same issue.

one m7 from T-mobile

unlocked

s-off

ResurrectionRemix fresh install

all wiped out already...

the issue begins suddenly on Sense.

Some previous issues happened a couple months ago when I was unable to charge it.

It's sure a battery/charger related problem.

have anybody fixed this?
[HTC One X] de4life:
See my topic here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2638916

Of course this is for HTC One X. I don't know if it would work with any other models.
[Android Software/Hacking General [Developers Only]] MonsterKat:
Just signed up to xDA forums and not sure if this is the right Category but it looks fine :L anyways..

I've been googl'ing for a couple of day's now on how to "Hex Edit" Inotia: 3 Children of Carnia for android but all i come across is the Iphone/Ipad/Itouch hacks. Is it all the same for Android ?

GameCiH and Game Guardian are fine but i wan't to change to drop rate and the experience rates on my game and i'd rather not have to type in a code after every Monster i kill for one of those hacks.

Is they're any Modded APK's with this already done or can anyone specify the hex codes that i can edit for these hacks to be embedded into my game (: Thanks.

~MonsterKat

~Samsung Galaxy Ace
[Windows Phone 7 General] Vukile:
There are ratios everywhere you look. When it came to smartphones and computing in general, I favoured the emphasis of after-market modification in relation to perceived value and availability. This is why I loved Windows, why I'm still hanging on to posting on a limited spread of subforums, when I'm a member of a forum that caters to everything but the kitchen sink.

The irony is that although I have, and only have, a Windows device, the ratio of after-market offerings that offer better control and availability in relation to the value added from the possession of the device is low, lower than it's ever been.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dazza9075:
I agree that WM was killed off long before its sell by date, but what you have missed is very important.

WP works, and it works very very well with the things it does, and to be honest for 90% of users that's all they want.

WMs success was also its Achilles heel, its openness let OEMs and Networks have free reign over the OS, they screwed it sideways and inside out and MS took all the blame, by the time good hardware came out, the HD2, too much damage to WM had been done, it would never have been successful at that point.

people condemn WP, but when you look at what they condemn it for its because its NOT like other platforms, not because it isn't any good its self and there is the reason for WP slow uptake, MS is crap when it comes to marketing, has been and always will be ( although the surface advert is very cool!)
[Windows Phone 7 General] Vukile:
I didn't miss the fact that it works, I'm replying to you from the same WP in question. The irony is that the

main

reason I liked it isn't the reason I remain loving it. Your OEM argument raises the ultimate failure of WM, despite all the rants in the many WP vs Android /iPhone that littered the scene. The final value-add linkages in the OEM/Retail to end user were inconsistent with the other supply chain customer protocols,basically allowing those who weren't accountable for the quality,to control it. Those fools shoulda had their own store from the beginning (to control the OEM-end user outcome)...A fact that raises more ironies: The success of the younger OS's was achieved from studying Microsoft's logistics management.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Kinda wrong, there wasn't much skinning of WM. We only had like 3 years of OEM skins, HTC started with HTC home. We had third party start replacements, but the device specs were do low it would ruined the experience.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dazza9075:
absolutely

I guess the work that SPB did on re skinning WM from the pocketPC days 2003 an possibly earlier was a lot of nonsense then?

and it worked fine, the hardware was more than capable, it wasn't until the development of skinning hit the HTC TouchFlo mark, I think it was around 2007 mark that it was developed, that it started to slow down too much, this was absolutely nothing to do with hardware and everything to do with OEMs and chipset manufactures not supplying drivers for the built in GPUs

Therefore we are not wrong, WM was screwed by others an yet they always took the blame.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Spb wasn't huge or a resource hog in 2003. It was basically a today plugin.

There was two other programs we used to theme our phones like xp and vista, they were today replacements. They ate up RAM though. Like SPB OEMs weren't installing these by default. You had to seek those cab files out.

HTC came with HTC home and the cube and touchflo right after the iPhone, and right before 6.1 or was it 6.1?

That's when OEMs really started with the skins.

The phones were slow as hell back then

WM screwed by others? Joke of the day? HTC skins were welcomed back then because WM was outdated and ugly back then. WM 6 was just a themed up WM 5. Host of other problems that wasn't caused by the "others".

Just for references

http://m.cnet.com/reviews/t-mobile-htc-wing/32452858

Top of the line still slow

http://m.cnet.com/reviews/htc-touch-unlocked/32465595
[Windows Phone 7 General] Vukile:
True, I even went so far as contacting HTC the first week after I bought my Trophy, asking what they had lined up for skinning. I also signed the online petition about drivers during the HTC Kaiser days. "Four legs good, two legs better!" (Taken from George Orwell's Animal Farm):)
[Windows Phone 7 General] dazza9075:
No one said it was

oh So because it wasn't the SAME as androids sense (copied from WM and a "today" plugin as well) or iOS it doesn't count...

because the GPUs were never used because the OEMs and chipset makers (im looking at you QC!) didn't want to pay up for or release the drivers, take a look at the blackstone and much more relevant the Leo, once drivers were obtained it flew like poo off a shovel

taking the UI out of the equation and bare in mind that back that there wasn't anything better, the OS was as solid as a rock, which is why its still used to this very day, it only became slow and unstable when the OEMs couldn't be bothered to sort out their mess or much more importantly the carriers loaded it up with so much crap that it didn't work, you have to remember that it was up to the OEMs and carriers to deal with the OS AS THEY SAW FIT, MS just gave them the core and access to updates. If the OS was so crap, how was it that the original developers on here were able to rip out the OEM/carrier stuff, combine bits and bobs from other ROMs and make devices run even better?

you quote two reviews that are meaningless, that is a product of a OEM and carrier and no one is arguing that they were not slow. but they were slow because of what the OEMs didn't do and what the carriers did do.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
Open a browser and read my full signature. Check my old roms out.

The OS was solid but still ran like crap. No way around that.

The diamond, then Leo was great. However when the Leo showed up it was too late.

We waited years for WM7.
[Windows Phone 7 General] fatclue:
I'm one of those few die-hards who uses WM as my daily driver. You and dazza9075 make some compelling arguments but I must say that WM was doomed by the carriers. The Leo was/is a spectacular device and is probably the best WM phone ever released, but there was one other phone that was lightning quick and that was the LG Fathom. It had the lightest OEM ROM I've ever come across and a 1gig Snapdragon CPU. For being a resistive screen, it is very responsive. The problem is that it came out too late and WM's fate had already been sealed. Nonetheless, it showed what a WM6.5.3 device could do. Those who hated Titanium because you had to scroll up and down are the same people who probably hate Metro. As the late Ricky Nelson crooned "can't please everyone so you gotta please yourself". That's how skinning came to be.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dazza9075:
ive been on this site from the moment it opened tho I lost my old account, but I can tell you that it used to run just fine, I still have a Himalaya and a Alpine, my wallaby got wrecked, but the Alpine is an exceptional device, doomed from the start and it never got WM5 but 2003 runs fantastic on it, it only slows down on graphically intensive tasks because of the lack of GPU drivers. the Himalaya got WM5 and ran slightly slower than the Alpine but it was very functional unless you used graphically intensive programs.

Then I personally had the HTC Artemis which on all accounts was a pile of ****e with its crap OMAP CPU, dodgy tracker ball an heavy as a brick weight, its bigger brother the Polaris however suffered like most good HTC devices and was slow but only because the GPU was never used, from that moment on, all HTC devices I had, were good once your ripped out the crap and tweaked it, but all suffered from driver issues until WM dying days.

Why the driver issues? well HTC couldn't be bothered to pay for them and QC never gave them out, I think probably because people would realise like they have done today that actually, most devices run great and the limiting factor is actually the user, not the phone so why would they bother updating! (there is some obvious exceptions to this, especially on Android where the overriding reason to make a device was to hit a cheap price point and to hell with user experience meaning we have devices barely more capable then that of a calculator)
[Windows Phone 7 General] vetvito:
I started with the ppc6600, then 6700, 6800, and so on.

Stripped to the core they ran fine to us. They were perfect for Ballmer too, until we all witness the performance of the og iPhone.
[Windows Phone 7 General] dazza9075:
Again, your looking at a custom made device with all the bells working, we never had all the bells working because no one would pay QC and co for the drivers, but yes your right that what apple did, make a custom made device built around a specific set of criteria controlled by them, created an all around pleasing device, which isn't far off what MS has done now with WP, and android has almost followed MS WM model Sooo...
[Windows Phone 7 General] fatclue:
As I stated before, WM ran on some pretty slow CPU's for the most part. A 628 mHz device was considered blazing fast. Consider this, the Treo Pro, regarded as the best of the keyboard bunch, ran on a 416 meg processor. No wonder the HD2 is so highly regarded. I'm usually the first to say that specs don't matter if the OS works properly. But in WM's case, it matters. You can't make chicken salad out of chicken ****.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vnvman:
I still have my Blackjack II with its 624 MHz goodness. For the time it was boss, but with its untouched WM6.5 by today standards it's sluggish like hell and a real nightmare to use. The HD2 with the same software runs relatively nice tho, slap a skin on it and it could be a Gingerbread phone or something...
[Windows Phone 7 General] fatclue:
The BJII is 6.5 Standard while the HD2 is 6.5 Professional. Non-touchscreens were not very user-friendly because of the endless sub-menus that you had to scroll through. Great phone though. The fact you still use it is a testament to WM's awesomeness. I wonder how many of today's current phones will still be in use 6 or 7 years from now?
[Windows Phone 7 General] vnvman:
Well I don't really use it anymore but from time to time I turn it on just for fun, so many memories...I still have my Htc Cruise as well, the touchscreen stopped working actually, but I can still move around a bit with the good old wheel. These phones have been a part of my life, I'll never get rid of them ;)
[Windows Phone 7 General] dazza9075:
My LEO would have been had it not fallen to bits! but I believe your right, they don't make them like they used to, I do however still use my blackstone actively, capacitive screens are good for many things but crap for others an thus the blackstone is my device of choice if im outside in the rain plotting nav points in memory map.
[Windows Phone 7 General] fatclue:
You know what I don't get? This new-found love affair with inking abilities. The Galaxy Note is marketed as the second coming because you can scribble notes with, get this, a STYLUS! Whew! Gotta get up pretty early in the morning to outfox them Koreans.
[Windows Phone 7 General] vnvman:
Lol...well it's no big deal but actually back in the day the stylus was needed in order to fiddle with the tiny thingies of the UI, now it's more like a gimmick, writing down notes with a stylus when you can type on huge on screen buttons doesn't make much sense to me...