yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
You have the dual-core one xl ....then you are in the wrong forum this is the quad-core international HTC one x forum :)

Check the specifics and be really carefull flashing stuff from here, a brick could be just around the corner !
[HTC One X] tfngwena:
That's why i'm posting ... it's not clear whether the other forum is exclusively for AT&T, Rogers and Telstra. Not touching anything till I find a ROM or process that supports it.

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[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Oké, well this the first time i see somebody from the UK with a dual-core phone :rolleyes:
[HTC One X] tfngwena:
It's been out just over a month in the UK
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Ah Nice ! Can you compare the specifics from the at&t and your phone via google somewhere maybe ???
[HTC One X] Flo95:
They should be different

International One XL has 32GB and the AT&T One XL only 16GB
[HTC One X] tfngwena:
Taken some screenshots of the specs on my device.
[HTC One X] liamstears:
I am also interested in this as I was suppose to get the One X from T-Mobile but it arrived faulty and after returning it they are now telling me its discontinued and can only supply the One XL...
[HTC One X] BenPope:
As mentioned, this is the wrong forum. The One XL forum is for the One XL (evita).
[HTC One X] tfngwena:
estleGe the

That's the clarification I needed. Will have a look there.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Jep seeing the pictures Ben pope is definitely right ! :thumbup:
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fdiddy:
I've got an old myTouch 3g that I want to use exclusively for an HTPC remote over wifi. This is a pretty old and slow phone, so I'm looking to make it as fast and lean as possible.

I would like to know which is the leanest rom to install, remove as many apps as possible (I only need my one remote app). I need to keep wifi and keyboard and that's it.

What's the best way to do this? Thanks.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mattedwards2686:
I recently purchased a 64GB SD card and filled it up with .FLAC audio, but I need more space. Is there anyway that I can place some .Flac files on internal storage, without them getting wiped every time I Odin or flash a new rom? Is it possible to write protect them or create a second partition?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] elesbb:
No.

But I thought restoring stock via odin retained internal storage files? did for me.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] nicky9door:
Odin itself doesnt erase anything. However, factory reset from stock recovery does and you sometimes need to do that after odin particularly if you have a kernel incompatible with the stock rom (or so ive found).

Custom recoveries like twrp won't wipe internal storage unless explicitly selected
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PabloEscobar:
Hi!

Today i updated my HTC ONE XL (Dualcore Snapdragon) from version 1.82.162.6 to version 2.33.162.2.

When i was with the 1.82 version i rooted my phone with this script - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1644167

After update i wanted to root the XL again and now im getting this problem

Need help ...

Regards!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] WhatTheAndroid?:
First off are you on windows 8?

Did you try the x factor exploit?

Are all the files in their rightful locations?

Double check everything.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PabloEscobar:
Im running Win 7

I tried

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1644167 this one

this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1952426 and im not getting the 111111111 CID

and this one with the same problem http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1952038

Can i downgrade to 1.82/1.85/2.20 ???
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] inphamous36:
Yes. Look for the JET toolkit in android development. You're going to need Linux though
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PabloEscobar:
:( I dont have Linux and my bootloader is not cracked .... Any other solution?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] :
Use a liveCD.. is your one x from at&t?

Sent from my HTC One X-
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PabloEscobar:
But the bootloader is locket. The One XL is from vodafone germany.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] qwertyaas:
Unlock the bootloader from HTCdev. You don't have an att phone....
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PabloEscobar:
But the CID is normal? I mean there are no "1111111" ?

Do i need thise files - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1592355 ?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] :
cid of 11111111 is only needed for AT&T One X phones.. go unlock with htc dev
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PabloEscobar:
So i must follow this Tut - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1592355 ???

My phone has LTE

Are you sure that its not AT&T :confused: Its HTC One XL (with dualcore snapdragon and 4g)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] :
All the dual core snapdragon s4 have lte..

Unlock with HTCDev.com your cid isnt CWS__001 so you don't need to exploit

Sent from my HTC One X-
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] PabloEscobar:
So i unlocked the bootloader but can i install recovery menu? Or whats the next step ?

Can i install the unofficial CWM because i dont have root to install the TWRP ? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1646060

So it was successful :) I used the All in One to install recovery.

Thanks!
[Xoom General] rpavich:
I've been an EeePad (Asus Transformer) user for a few years now and just last week the battery died...it won't hold a charge...I sold it on Ebay (full disclosure) and got a Xoom tablet...I'm pretty excited about it.
[Xoom General] iamanoopmk:
Congratulations
[Xoom General] The_other_ray:
Sweet, the Xoom is an awesome tablet. I purchased the Bluetooth keyboard case and now it's a Xoom transformer! :D
[Xoom General] 063_XOBX:
Nothing personal but you have to question the intelligence in buying a Xoom right after its AOSP support ends
[Xoom General] XxLordxX:
Even with no AOSP support, Xoom is still an amazing device for it's price, yea he could get a N7, but that's a 7 inches screen, I see oranges and apples there... Anyway, soon developers will continue the great work on Xoom with custom ROMs and soon may we get a stable 4.2 ROM. My crappy X10 mini pro (600Mhz processor and 256Mb RAM) got Android 4.1.1 with the hard work of developers, why Xoom can't handle 4.2? Yea it took months, but still worked.

"This Story Ends Where It Began"
[Xoom General] rpavich:
Oh that sounds like something that I'd like to try and do!
[Xoom General] rpavich:
Are you saying it magically won't become functional now???

If I have it for two years before it breaks I'll be happy. It was cheap.
[Xoom General] XxLordxX:
Don't expect too much from a "trollface" like guy, trust the man in a cape lol

"This Story Ends Where It Began"
[Xoom General] 063_XOBX:
It doesn't stop being functional but it definitely has a LOT less to offer than even the N7. Plus the Tegra 2 is ancient and weaker than some Single core processors (like the hummingbird).
[Xoom General] XxLordxX:
Accidentally gave you a thanks... BTW, yeah the processor is outdated, but when you compare a 7 inches tablet to see 10 inches tablet I see apples and oranges, they are completely different devices! What is better: watch a movie on a 26 inches tv or any 42 inches tv? As a great movie fan I can really say that is better the 42 inches tv. What is better? Play games on a 15 inches notebook or on a 13 inches? For sure the 15 inches... But what is the easier to carry the 15 inches one or the 13 inches one? The 13 inches for sure! The same happens to tablets, you can't compare the 7 inches one to the 10 inches one, they are for different things :)

"This Story Ends Where It Began"
[Xoom General] Winesnob:
Kind of a lateral move- same processor, form factor, etc. At least there should be some good AOSP ROMs coming out for the xoom. Hope the price was seriously low. I'm still weighing whether I want to move up to the N10 - depends on 4.2 ROMs for the xoom, as the feature I most desired was multi user.
[Xoom General] 063_XOBX:
The Xoom's 10" LCD is inferior to the N7's 7" IPS with higher contrast at the same resolution.
[Xoom General] rpavich:
With the obvious exception of 3.1"....

If I could have done it cheaply, I'd have gotten another outdated transformer...I'm not looking to spend tons of cash and go "latest and greatest"....just want to read emails and watch netflix... :)
[Xoom General] 063_XOBX:
The 7 probably would've cost about the same. As long as you're happy with your purchase that's all that matters.

I just personally wouldn't invest money in a "dead-end" device at this point.
[Xoom General] pcdebb:
I dont see this device as a "dead-end" device. Honestly you cant expect this to keep getting endless updates, but at the same time the device is still awesome IMO. I got tired of my iPad and traded someone for this. Maybe you wouldnt have done it, but I'm not sorry I did it. I'm very happy with my Xoom. And I know if i want to further update it until it crashes and burns, I'm able to, thanks to ROM developers out there. Yea, maybe other tablets are better, but for my needs, I'm Xooming right along without any problems
[Xoom General] rpavich:
It appears that we have differing primary objectives in the tablet market:

Me: 10" screen and work well, at least as good as my 2 year old transformer.

You: Making sure that you don't buy outdated/unsupported hardware.

I'm happy.
[Xoom General] vimesUK:
I have both a Xoom 32 GB WiFi and a Nexus 7. Both have their value and one is preferred over the other for certain tasks and entertainment.

The Xoom is an incredible tablet and still holds its own when compared to many others on the market, especially if it can be bought at a cheap price.

Overall I much prefer to use a 10" tablet over that of a 7" version but, as with apples and oranges, each to their own.

Enjoy your Xoom it is a superb piece of kit.
[Xoom General] patass:
definitely the n7, as at least that screen is HD.
[Xoom General] DsturbD:
congrats and enjoy your Xoom! regardless of its "end of updates" status, if it does what you want it to do then who cares! :o
[Xoom General] darh:
I've had my Xoom WiFi for about six months, I've GEDifid it right away as I'm in the UK and it wasn't going to get the updates as fast.

this is a great device even if the support has stopped, its only just stopped and the device isn't going to blow up lol

I'm running the final official version 4.1.1 and its running super smooth, fast I love it.

I'm sure your get a few years great use out of it, the best thing about android is the developers community you know your going to get updates until it just won't take anymore.

long live the original Google Experience Device.
[Xoom General] jlvlawrence:
I also have a nexus 7 and a xoom. Live them both. I thought about selling my Xoom to get the nexus 10. I couldn't bring myself t to do it though. 4g+HDMI out+ a decent camera+cyanogenmod 10= an awesome device!
[Xoom General] gorcutt:
I have one that died with the touch problem. Will send to repair next week. Anyway, flash CM10 custom ROM ( http://xdaforums.com/forumdisplay.php?f=948) and you will see how good the XOOM can be.
[Xoom General] Droidlyen:
Well, I just bought a XOOM JZ054K yesterday and I love it!!!

It started up with JB 4.1.2 already on it.

Is there someway I can Root it on JB?

...or do I have to downgrade it to GB or ICS to Root it?
[Xoom General] Supercutetom:
I think its safe to say our Xooms will always hold a place in our hearts as the first Kickass Android tablet. Legendary.

When its time to finally retire the ol' girl I'll sit it up in its dock and rest it on my bookshelf.
[Xoom General] gorcutt:
I'm almost sure you can root it with JB. Give a good search on the Xoom thread and I think you may find a way.
[Xoom General] Droidlyen:
Thanks, I've been looking...

I'm sure I'll find it soon :D
[Xoom General] gorcutt:
Here you go

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32784135
[Xoom General] Droidlyen:
Thanks for the link, gorcutt it worked great :good:
[Xoom General] tumpy:
Don't try to rain on our xoom parade, hope your 5000+ post isn't downers like these two here...
[Xoom General] 063_XOBX:
Stating facts isn't being a downer. It's a fact that the Xoom's age is showing and that there are some superior options out now that weren't out when the Xoom came out.
[Xoom General] gorcutt:
You bet it, but I want my XOOM fixed anyway. Its damn solid, much more solid than the Note 10.1 I'm using at the moment. Slower, yes much much slower, but solid.
[Xoom General] rpavich:
Just thought I'd update since I received my Xoom.

I love it. It's a bit heavier than the TF but whatever.

I'm not pining over better tablets or what "could have been"...it's serving it's purpose and doing it nicely for cheap.

Just what I was looking for when I selected it :)
[Xoom General] gorcutt:
Congratulations.The XOOM may be a bit havy but it is a very good device. Enjoy and don't forget to flash CM10 to use the full potential of your tablet.
[Xoom General] rpavich:
Thank you! I'll have to check that out.
[Xoom General] Frazer Scott:
I just got a Xoom on Sunday and it a nice device. Iv unlocked and setup 4.1.2 EOS with oc and for the price I paid its a good device. Can anyone suggest any good games that make use of the screen size? I got it mainly for reading comics and browser but wouldnt hurt to have a few good games, im hoping it runs the android Baldurs gate when its out.
[Xoom General] gorcutt:
I'll always be addicted to Angry Birds :P
[Xoom General] jlvlawrence:
NBA jams, need for speed, granny smith, bad piggies, clay jam
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
Hello, I just got my new GS3 yesterday. Eager to root and ROM and all the fun stuff. I rooted and unlocked, and used Odin to flash CWM Recovery. Flashed the latest version of Android Revolution HD 16. I wiped cache, dalvik, the whole 9 yards. I did not WIPE boot.img though. Flashed Android Revolution 16, it all went good. Clicked Reboot Phone in CWM Recovery and nothing. No LED light on when plugged into USB or via wall charger. No Download mode, or recovery. Nothing, like nothing at all. Anything you guys suggest?

EDIT: I am not sure if it is Hard Bricked. When I plug it into my PC, it makes a sound. Also tries to install a driver and fails every time.

EDIT2: Okay guys, my fault. Downloaded a ROM that was meant for a different model/type GS3 forum when I have a Verizon GS3 (SCH-1535). Anyone know how to fix this problem? Please disregard this incorrect forum post.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
If you flashed anything related to the international S3, Google search J-tag! Or return the device and play dumb...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
I am paying for full coverage every month too, and okay, couldn't I also get a Usb JIG to force download mode?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
No read my edited post. You most likely hardbricked your device, meaning you no longer have download mode.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
Well, I NOW have a red LED on my phone when it is plugged into the PC without battery, sd card, or sim card. Is that a good sign?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
No that verifies what i previously posted.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
I have faith, thought. I can maybe push something using ADB you think?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] josh995:
You need J-tag.

If there was a way to fix it yourself, nobody on here would worry about bricked phones.

Gotta be super careful and read every single word of a ROM thread and if you aren't sure if it will work for your phone or not, just ask and someone will say either yes or no
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
I guess so. I read something about plugging the phone into the pc without the battery so the red light would come on. Then, you would hold a combination of buttons, and while you're still holding them, put the battery back in while you're still holding them. I guess J-Tag is the only way? Where can I get this? Someone link me. Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
Look like I'm going to drop 60 bucks for a JTAG service? Anyone please stop me if this is not the only way to fix this

email me at 602greezy@gmail.com!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] voodoomanx:
No one is going to stop you. You flashed an international ROM on an s3. This is a known method of hard bricking your s3.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] josh995:
That sounds about right. Luckily it's $60 and not $600 for a new phone :p
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Terry_blair:
Same thing happened to me. Needed a j-tag but risked calling Verizon told them my phone wouldn't come on all they asked me was if I damaged it with water or heat. (Either Verizon doesn't care or actually they just scrap the phone) I was rooted and unlocked but flashed the wrong carrier rom. Now I have a replacement phone that cost me $0.

They sent me the 16g and not the 32g by mistake I figured I've pushed my luck enough
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ericerk:
First go to Get.cm download a d2vzw rom. Put it on your sd card. Put the sd card into phone

If you have ADB on your computer do

adb reboot recovery

You should boot in Clockwork Recovery.

From there flash the D2VZW Rom, Wipe Data,

That should save you.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
How do you figure? How can you adb recovery when the device wont turn on? The device is hardbricked plain and simple...your advice is simply false hope.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kintwofan:
I do have a question for the op and the other guy who flashed an international ROM. Were did you get them and how did you find then ( like was it a site you googled?) I've noticed a lot of these lately and am wondering if it's something that can be avoided (besides the obvious read what you're flashing)

To the adb guy there us no recovery on his phone it was overwritten by part of the international ROM. he needs to JTAG his phone, don't call Verizon. You did this to your own phone, pay the 60 and learn your lesson.

Sent from my SGS3 running Eclipse 2.1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
One day someone is going to find a way to unbrick the hard brick, lol. Eventually. Anyways, if it was "dead" then why would it show my S3 as "QHSUSB_DLOAD"? and attempts to install a driver. I'm gonna try to find the right driver to manually install, and troubleshoot from there. I mean come on guys, be optimistic. How great if this problem was RESOLVED? Also, the download mode got wiped/overwritten from a different ROM for a different model of the GS3. What about the Recovery? CWM? If I can just magically, somehow, maybe even push some type of command. Even maybe ADB? Or something in the terminal. I'm really trying to find a solution. So in the future, we will have a SOLUTION.:cool:

Anyways, I'm going to be shipping my GS3 Monday or Tuesday for Samsung to repair (If they can) or replace for no charge!

Wish me luck guys, gonna be really thinking out of the box.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kintwofan:
Hope you can figure it out. But someone had a way to fix a hard brick.... The JTAG:)

Sent from my SGS3 running Eclipse 2.1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
Okay guys, I've actually have gotten some good progress, I hope! I came across a thread that a guy named (therockk) he also, hard bricked his S3. Sent him a PM, and he told me he got ODIN to recognize his hard bricked S3 "WITHOUT" download mode. He said he found a driver for QHSUSB_DLOAD and manually applied the driver update. His PC, then recognized his S3 as a ID CODE: COM10 - I do not know what that means, I asked around. Some people say that it is the code for when your phone is connected in Download Mode? Nevertheless, this is good in my eyes. The phone as now, recognized as COM10 in ODIN, in its hard-bricked stage. This could be that also, maybe, the phone will be recognized in ADB/Fastboot commands. Maybe we can get something going here guys! I'm trying to look on the bright side. I'll keep you posted.

EDIT: Okay guys, was looking at some screenshots of the CODE ID's. Like I said, my buddy "therockk" said he got ODIN to recognize his phone as a COM10, while being hard-bricked. I am guessing there are different CODE ID's for each model/version of the S3. I did make an observation that he, has a different model S3 ( i747 ) and he got his to see COM10. Which means it was Added!! - My Verizon S3 (SCH-1525) should come up as COM4 when the PC recognizes it. When I do get my PC to recognize my S3, I will confirm that my SCH-1535 phone comes up as COM4, if not, I will confirm the correct CODE ID. therockk's i747 came up as a COM10, that is confirmed.

EDIT 2: Okay guys! Updated the driver successfully! QSHUSB_DLOAD is now Qualcomm HS-USB QDLoader 9008 (COM8). I feel like we're getting closer. Now to see if Odin will pick it up!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DrDandroid:
I can probably help you through this problem after work tonight if you are still having trouble. Just pm me around 10pm est
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
Sounds good man, I'm hoping this works! Or we can together man a breakthrough. Wouldn't that be nice.:highfive:

I will PM you.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
They did and its called jtag or Adam Outler's unbrickable mod...I guess your not familiar with QHUSB_DLOAD? Your Bootloader is corrupted...you have successfully flashed qualcom diag mode over your download mode and recovery partitions. Without jumpering the hardware on your device, it will never be fixed with software alone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
I am familiar, I meant without a JTAG. You'd be surprised what some people can do.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] landshark68:
And this is exactly why insurance for the phones costs so much and why rooting voids the warranty on the phone. It's a pretty simple concept - you mess up your phone through flashing anything, own up to your mistake and either pay for the JTAG or pay for a replacement phone. We are all paying the price for people messing up their phones through rooting and flashing, taking it back to the carrier and playing dumb, and getting a replacement phone at no cost. We all assume a certain risk when rooting and flashing. Don't make the carrier pay for your mistake. Do the right thing.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
I do agree however I was in know way encouraging the op to "playdumb"...it was a sarcastic remark.

---------- Post added at 11:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 11:40 PM ----------

It wont be done...Im willing to put a wager on this you?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] landshark68:
Sorry, I didn't sense the sarcasm in your post. My bad. I should have known better considering your good reputation and helpfulness on the forums. :good:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] T Greezy:
Anyways, disregaurd sharks comment. I shipped out my device today. I want to thank the people who took their time and were patient towards my problem :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jellydroid13:
I agree with the exception of some cases. i.e. When i got my nexus 7 i unlocked the BL and flashed some roms then when 4.2 came out i flashed the OFFICIAL factory images from google and the device worked great. I left it on my nightstand and when i woke up the device was off and wouldnt turn on. Turns out it got stuck and APX mode and I have to get it replaced.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kintwofan:
That's legitimate. In this case the op flashed the wrong ROM and broke his own phone and instead of paying the price is having Samsung pay it for him.

Sent from my SGS3 running Eclipse 2.1
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] virtualmayham:
My gs3 on verizon shut off while i was updating from ICS to Jelly Bean, this resulted in a hard brick. It was flashed before hand though, bring it into verizon and get it fixed? or JTAG?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SlimSnoopOS:
Was this an OTA upgrade? What was your battery level at? Does it boot into download mode when you hold volume down, power, and home?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] itzleo94:
What move should I make?

I'm stuck on the same boat on having a HardBrick Galaxy S3

I have a verizon GalaxyS3 that I just HardBricked because of my impatience and not taking it slow

Just a question to ask you guys

Should I Send it to Samsung (Under Warrenty) and hope they don't see the Rooted device

Or

Spend $60 to JTag it

Please and thank You