yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
Driving home...will check it ASAP. Thanks

Oh regarding the One X I only meant with this RUU number I have. I was wondering why I had a different version number than what was being used on the 2.17 ROMs.

I had the Sprint S3 and returned it for EvoLTE and happy with decision. I now have the international unlocked S3. I was sitting down and dropped phone (with case) off of my knee onto wood floor....cracked screen. I mean not even from waist high. It just feels flimsy. My One X feels like it could get run over by a car..just amazing build quality and I am now getting better battery running 1600/51 (variant 3) than I am on S3. I just love my Hox

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[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
Ok have some quiet help here with HTC experience so let's see what happens when it finishes downloading
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
Fingers crossed.... should be up and running in 15-20 min.....
[HTC One X] mohsenking:
my sic is HTC__621 - rom x.xx.709.x

Now I'm on custom rom (ARHD 9.7.2) so how can I come back to stock and have ota update ?

(I just download RUU 1.29.709.12 to flash it)

please help
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
As answered in your other post, if your intention is to flash ARHD 12, then no need to go back to stock to get the update, so just flash the new 1.31 hboot and then the ARHD 12 rom.
[HTC One X] mohsenking:
thanks a lot

I do this :

1 - Update Hboot

2 - flash kernel ARHD 12.XX

3- flash ARHD 12.0 ?

one question

how can I upgrade hboot ?
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
Remember, you can't manually flash an OTA file unless you have an OTG cable as the stock recovery cannot read the internal SD card. Having said that, here's the direct HTC link for Devs...

http://fotadl.htc.com/OTA_ENDEAVOR_...2.17.709.7_release_290501b59ldhm19jb48jdy.zip
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Mike has a sticky thread with the firmware zip fro HT __621 extracted which you can flash manually via fastboot. But on second thoughts if you want a stock backup, first flash your current stock ruu, wait for the OTA and install and then take a backup. You can then safely flash ARHD 12 and have a stock backup to go back to if needed.
[HTC One X] jamesshih:
removed
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
Wait so I can take this or not? Surprised the hell out of me. Stock right now..
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
Almost all of the green is gone except battery icon and predictedwords on keyboard. Some new apps and holy crap its fast!
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Yes, that's the official OTA, much easier than trying to flash the other one manually.
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
A 10 minute install...lol..but worth it. Left you w comment in Mike1986's thread. Something coming your way later. Rujelus did a system dump andput together a ROM I am about to test w/root and recovery

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[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Glad it all worked out mate, it's a pleasure. I'm hoping to get my update this evening (HTC__044 Asia WWE)
[HTC One X] haree:
hi

ur in the US right how did u get the OTA is ur phone from Asia or what:confused:
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Yes, he has HTC__621 cid phone ;)
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
I found a storein Southern California that gets unlocked phones from all over the place. Yes when I first booted this phone it was in Taiwanese. Also, yes I did get the OTA in California by following what Clyde and EddyOS posted. Another something new looks like to watch rogue apps
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
John, are you still 0n stock? I have another HTC__621 user who did not yet receive their OTA update, but they went and updated their hboot to 1.31 without any backup. If so is it possible to make a backup (without your data obviously) that they can then flash?
[HTC One X] witek_77:
So people with taiwan cid with update to JB can flash now custom rom from mike1986/insertcoin/maximus becouse they have new hboot ?
[HTC One X] jamesshih:
yep,like me:)
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
James, do you have a nandroid backup of you 3.14.709 rom? See my post a few posts above this one.
[HTC One X] Tabtoub:
Please anyone with the 1.31 Hboot tell me if the wifi problem is still present?
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
I believe I made a nand as soon as I could. I have a few already but yeah I can help out. I can upload to my XDA DevHost as soon as I get back home which won't be very long because I was up all night...lol
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
That'll be great. Thanks
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
Clyde, i do have a nand i just need to sign out of and delete 2 apps then make new nand if you still

need it..

What is the WiFi problem? I have noticed I am staying on full bars all over the house but this place isn't exactly huge. I will know more when I get back out and they it with my WiFi Hotspot
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Yes please, it's not for me but it will certainly help out another user. Tx mate.

Apparently for some users having One X on wifi seems to hog the wifi connection and other devices can't use wifi.
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
Hmmm...I have 5 phones on WiFi right now and I haven't run into that yet. The real test will be my Hotspot though. Give me about 20 minutes because I am going to hop in the car and go out of this dead zone. It will actually be faster than doing it from home because Verizon's Jetpack Hotspot is LTE on Wifi. Actually that will be a good test. After I upload the band and PM you I will add 3 more devices to the Hotspot. Like I said though the icon in status bar is pinned to max.

Uuh can someone deodex systemui.apk and put a nice holo blue 1% battery icon in? I have no problem dropping a donation:D

HTC must be trying to keep a bit of green in because that's their color but why the battery icon and dialer icon? I mean damn, key lime pie is next. They can go crazy with the green!:p:p:p

Out the door in 5 min Clyde. Tell your friend he'll be good in a bit...oh CWM not TWRP because I haven't had time to transfer my 2 keeper nands yet
[HTC One X] Tabtoub:
Thanks for your reply,

I'm talking about the problem with wifi when you connect to a hotspot with your hox, you can't connect with any other device (like computer) to the same hotspot, or you can connect but can't access to internet, it's happening with all the hotspots for me..
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
Oh strange. I have 3 phones hooked up to my Hotspot now and mine seem great.

Clyde, I had to move 400+ pictures to Drop box but its uploading now. I left my great HD wallpaper collection in though. I didn't forget....almost there. Sorry about the wait but that was some work! PM with link in a few

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Clyde I had to zip the nand. Its 650MB. So he should just have to extract it and restore. Its stock, rooted with SuperSU and with our CWM. upload at 38%
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Thanks mate, you're a star. I'm sure he will appreciate this :good:
[HTC One X] competer:
Hello,

I want to know, can i use this update without any risk, will is be the same as i will get later?

CID= HTC_E11

Many thnx
[HTC One X] jamesshih:
nope, I flashed back to RUU and flashed the stock recovery to get the update so I can officially get the new hboot v1.31 then I use one x all in one tools to flash custom recovery and then flash ARHD and other roms

BTW the RUU i use is a super RUU http://www.mobile01.com/topicdetail.php?f=566&t=3003265&r=2&p=1

Don't need to relock ...
[HTC One X] JohnCorleone:
HTC_621 only. You may want to try the list that disc(I believe) in stickies

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[HTC One X] mudhi:
I've updated since the first minute of the release, after the update the p-sensor and light sensor was broken, tested using *#*#3424#*#* I don't know if it is caused by the update or not, anyway, it was just fixed by warranty, and the phone will be send back to me tomorrow.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Some people were experiencing these issues with the Elevate group leak as well. There seems to be no clear view of what causes it and why it affects some and not others. Worrying though.
[HTC One X] backfromthestorm:
This might be why theres a delay pushing out to the rest of the globe... if there is a delay even. which there should be as that issue needs sorting.
[HTC One X] eddievr:
Please htc_622 ????
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] talltexan:
So The reason i raise this question is i had TWRP installed and went to upgrade from 4.1 to 4.1.2 and i got the no md5 file found error on this as well. It skipped it however shouldnt the direct link with google download have matched?

This is my process whenever trying to flash a new rom on my nexus

bought N7 two weeks ago

Upgraded 4.1.2

downgraded bootloader 3.42

rooted

flashed CMW

upgraded 3.41 (unable to boot into recovery)

downgraded 3.42

flashed TWRP 2.3.1 (unable to access recovery)

Flashed CMW (disabled reflash of bootloader upon rom start up)

flashed TWRP 2.3.1

I keep getting e: no md5 file found

I have downloaded multiple Roms on my PC and on my nexus. Any ideas?
[Nexus 7 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mvmacd:
It's a option. You just have to toggle "md5sum checking," I forget where it's at exactly but just look and it won't take long :D
[Member-Found Deals] tr82691:
http://www.frys.com/search?plusearch=7022601

Came upon this randomly.
[Member-Found Deals] NewbCentral:
The drive works great for storing data. Thanks
[Member-Found Deals] motrinHD:
looks like the same one that was on sale from newegg, not to take away from your deal op. but I just want to say I did not like how slow write speed is. but for the deal price its prolly worth it
[Member-Found Deals] tr82691:
i usually stick with kingston when it comes to flash drives or micro center brand. but for the price its not bad.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] beez1717:
All right, what is the best (least issues) CDMA compatible version of JB7 I've been looking over the forums and I have no clue at this point. Can anyone guide me?

Thanks in advance.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chery2k:
There isnt any stable jb roms for the CDMA or GSM xperia play. Stick with gb or try out ics.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Chabsin:
Please forgive me for asking what is probably a noob question:

For the last few weeks, perhaps since I upgraded to FI27, the google search doesn't pull up the contacts and local apps anymore. I can't figure out how to get it back. I've seen something about this feature bring removed from the galaxy III ... Did they do this to us as well? If not, can anyone point me to the correct setting for this? If yes ... Any workaround for this (I'm rooted, in case it matters).

Thanks for your help ... And again, my apologies if this is something I'm spoofed you figure out.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Vash403:
You can thank apple for that. This happened on the galaxy nexus too I believe.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] -EViL-KoNCEPTz-:
Apple can suck it! Can't wait the the USPTO finalizes the invalidation of apples patents on crap that shouldn't have gotten a patent in the first place.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] leaderbuilder:
Yea F&CK Apple.

But if you want to get Google to search your phone you'll have to use an older 'GoogleQuickSearchBox.apk'

Hint you might want to read this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1762570

I haven't used this in a while I'm quite happy with Google Now so far.

Good luck.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Mattix724:
Are you talking about this?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] velocity250:
I have been on Sprint forever with an Evo or many Evos. Decided to try boost and the E4GT or Galaxy 2 as they call it. I rooted it and obviously being a flashaholic with my Evo I want to do the same. I haven't got any solid answers....can I flash all roms, kernels, modems etc? I know Im a sellout for going to boost...but times are tough these days. Any answers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks xda...you all rock!!!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
I'm not a boost user but i have read posts that its ok to do so. Many posts.

My thinking is this; if a flash takes you away, a nandroid will bring you back.

Give the section a search, this has been asked several times before.

No rudeness intended at all, just letting you know the answer is in here.

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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] velocity250:
I appreciate your response....and I agree that it should work. But I tried to run mobile odin for example and it said device not supported. Assuming because in the model name it has the added BST after D710. I just don't want to brick if I don't have to....and yes, nandroid is great if that option doesn't get eliminated by messing up something first
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MoHoGalore:
If you don't mind waiting a bit, ill try to gather the threads up and post links in here.

Doing the xbox thang at the moment.

About the best i can do unless a boost user chimes in.

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[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Unknown Zone:
hey you made a smart move if you dont mind not having roaming...that is why i also switch, but I have a sprint ET on Boost

more then likely why mobile odn does not work cause your build.prop does not equal......

ro.product.model=SPHD710

do a backup and change the setting it kinda like tricking the program you have a sprint verison.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] velocity250:
Great idea....can you tell me the best way to change the build.prop? Never went that route....I guess if I install a sprint Rom it would probably do the same, right? Thanks you guys for the insight and ideas....greatly appreciated!!!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] patrao_n:
If you flash a rom yes it will be the same. If you can get root using a one click you can use rom toolbox to edit your build prop. I would just suggest using the one click for fi27. Use the no data version to keep your data like games and apps. Then by using the one cli k it shout give you cwm anyway.

sent from my BAD A$$ Epic touch
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Unknown Zone:
Needs Root,.....if you are going to mess with the phone in the hard core files you are going to need root anyway.

Patrao gave you a very easy way to get root.....

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...m9yZy5uYXRoYW4uamYuYnVpbGQucHJvcC5lZGl0b3IiXQ.. <----build.prop editor from play store this is what I use
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] donkeybat64:
Hey guys,

I have a question.

I'm successfully rooted and installed cm10 thanks to the help of this forum and got thought i got everything working. However, when I tried to copy music, it does not show up on the one x!

Not sure why, i decided to check the storage options in settings. If i go to settings, storage. I see a whopping 2.34 gigabytes of available space!!

not sure if this is because of the cm10 install or what? I had to reformat the disk at one points.

If i go to my computer and look at it, its 9.92 gig capacity, and im only using 1.57 GB. Its formatted in FAT32.

Does anyone know what my problem is?

Thank you!

UPDATE:

so i found this link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33301423

i tried going into MTP mode in USB computer connection (storage, settings, usb computer connection) it selects for a second, then defaults to mass storage.

Do you think it could be something witih me mounting the sd card wrong in TWRP?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] DvineLord:
2.34GB is the phone storage

9.93GB is the sdcard

try wiping sdcard inside settings
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] donkeybat64:
inside recovery? so twrp?

could you clarify please.

thank you.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Deleted member 3452239:
You can wipe it from recovery or in the ROM of the phone. Either one should work. If you do it from TWRP, make sure to use FAT32
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] donkeybat64:
If I wipe my sd card.. Wouldn't I lose all my files?

Can someone explain it like I'm five? I'm still confused. Maybe a procedure?

Thanks for your patience.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Deleted member 3452239:
If you can't mount your SD card in recovery or from within CM10, your internal* storage is possibly corrupted.

Plug your phone into your computer and try mounting the SD card as a disk drive and scan for errors
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] DvineLord:
doing a factory reset in bootloader will cause your sdcard to corrupt.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] donkeybat64:
http://forums.team-nocturnal.com/showthread.php/1050

great resource here... im doing this now. will report back.

EDIT: yep, works now. follow the instrucitons on the link.

its kinda confusing, but when you go into twrp, your SD is ALREADY mounted, so dont hit unmount...

WHen you are done copying music/games/pron or whatever, make sure you safely remove it before turning file transfer off on your phone. and you should b OK :D
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Crappyvate:
duhhh

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see , amazing what taking a deep breath, a little reading and some searching will do....you get to answer your own questions :highfive:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GTOJim:
Just read this below. Soon it will be illegal to root/jailbreak a phone or unlock it. Hope this isn't true.

While the oft-criticized Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) makes it illegal to bypass DRM, when the law was based back in 1998 a provision allowed the Librarian of Congress to grant certain exemptions. As Ars Technica notes, the latest triennial review of DMCA exemptions (pdf) again highlights how arbitrary and bizarre the DMCA can be. Under the latest exemptions, you're allowed to legally jailbreak your smartphone, but you're not allowed to jailbreak your tablet -- and overall, jailbreaking is something that the DMCA will be making illegal for phone bought in 2013 forward:

http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/D...in-2013-121800
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] csmasn:
Let's plan some DDoS now.

Who want to join me?

Sent from my O=O
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrgnRebrn:
I interpret that as applying to flashing your phone to work on another carrier's network, not obtaining root, or admin, rights on a Linux-based software platform.

ROM - OdexedBlue

Baseband - LI3

Kernel - Stock LI3

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Kethoth:
Rooting/flashing ROMs will not be illegal. Just unlocking phones so they can be moved to other carriers w/out current carrier's permission.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EPayne123:
Hasnt Apple and Google already been found to not be able to do anything if we do so or not?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] silverfang77:
When they say that jailbreaking tablets will be illegal, does that mean rooting, or unlocking to go to a different carrier?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
Yes apple attempted through supreme court and didn't work. No worries.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nabbed:
US Supreme Court ruled that rooting was legal. I think it was a year/two ago.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] falconoble:
They've been barking up this tree for a while now and we've always been granted the exception. I don't see this changing, especially not in 2013.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Khilbron:
That article did not pertain to rooting in anyway shape or form. It was solely about flashing your phone to a carrier other than which it was purchased on.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nabbed:
Then the OP is a dummiot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] billard412:
Meanwhile at csmasn's house....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] boombotz401:
Root away that'll be the day I'm told I can't do what I want with "MY" phone

They can change that law as soon as they supply my upgrade

Though yeah the op says nothing about root
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] GTOJim:
Seems rooting/jailbreaking smartphones is ok, not ok for tablets. See below. Thought it's interesting that the user doesn't own the software on the device which can make it illegal in certain cases such as tablets.

Jailbreaking/rooting. Starting January 2013, you can legally jailbreak or root your smartphone, which may include the iPhone or any Android phone. This was the same case as in the 2010 rules. However, this time, the ruling is explicit that the jailbreaking is only legal for “the sole purpose of enabling interoperability of [lawfully obtained] applications with computer programs on the telephone handset.”

Meanwhile, tablets are a different thing altogether. The Librarian of Congress says that “the record lacked a sufficient basis to develop an appropriate definition for the ‘tablet’ category of devices, a necessary predicate to extending the exemption beyond smartphones.” The worry here is that other tablet-like devices may be defined as a tablet, and therefore enjoy the same DRM circumventions. These may include laptops, e-book readers, and even handheld videogame devices.

In short: you can legally root your smartphone but not your tablet.

Users can only arbitrarily unlock phones purchased before January 2013. Phones bought after that date will require the original carrier’s permission before you can legally unlock these.

This change in ruling came from the Librarian’s view that software is not actually owned by the user upon purchase, but you are only granted rights and licenses under the EULA. As such, unlocking a phone (which is essentially software in nature) without the consent of the original carrier is no longer in fair use.

In short: starting 2013, you need to ask explicit permission from your carrier before legally unlocking your phone.

http://www.androidauthority.com/new...gal-starting-2013-but-not-for-tablets-126377/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ibcenu:
seems they extended till 2015

http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/10/27/copyright_office_dcma_exemptions/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Even if it's true, it's not said and done. There whole phone thing hit the supreme court. They ruled in our favour once
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] budde2:
We should start a petition to keep these ****s out of our personal devices that we buy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Forever Justice:
Should be all the way around....we r intelligent enough to do this for how long now! Shouldnt matter device! Or Carrier! Developers all the way to Noobs and all! United We Stand!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jbluna:
well technically we are leeching off of them...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
No we are not, Android is partof the open handset alliance it is also Linux. Which is free open source and belongs to no one. As long as that's the case Google, Samsung, LG to the contrary leaches Samsung is the only major Linux contributor making handsets
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smoothone:
Let me be the first to break the law :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jbluna:
I meant the carriers not the OEMs
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
I'm not leeching off them, I pay a nice sum every month
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Unknownforce:
As long as Android is Open Source and the carriers/phone manufacturer's continue using the same source code to build their own version of it, it will not be illegal to root your device. Your carrier can turn off your service for it if they so choose, but you won't be prosecuted in a court of law or reap any other consequences for it. You have an agreement with the Carrier, to use a device on their network, if they so choose to put in "no rooting" clauses into their agreement, they can likely do that and enforce such policies, assuming they can prove it beyond a reasonable doubt. (They've struggled with this one a lot I'm sure)

For other devices/OS's it may be different as they are not Open Source (Apple, Microsoft, etc)

And swapping a branded phone to another carrier on the other hand can be made illegal I'm sure.

This horse is long dead and needs not be beaten any longer.