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[HTC One X+] jtrue:
HTC One X + Problem Getting Token ID?

I'm a complete noob with android phones and the rooting process so take this post for what it's worth, but I've noticed a number of people have had similar issues to what I experienced. I recently tried to use this kit to root my ATT HOX+, in the end it was successful but I had to do a couple things manually for some reason. I was on Windows 7 Ultimate.

Every time I ran the Get Token ID in the AIO tool my phone would restart, but instead of entering fastboot it would start back up and boot into a screen with a Red Exclamation, I could restart the phone by holding the power button and it would reboot normally. While this was happening windows would try to install an MTP driver upon phone reboot and it would fail. The second command prompt would just sit on <waiting for device>.

I tried it a number of times thinking it was possibly an issue with drivers. In the end I installed HTC Sync to get the correct drivers and then uninstalled HTC Sync but keeping the drivers. I downloaded the fastboot and adb package available in my link below and placed them in the directory C:\Android, then added that same path to Environment Variables. I can't post links, but search for the following in google on dottech.com and follow the tutorial. "How To: Install ADB and Fastboot on your Windows computer for use with your Android phone"

Once I had those tools setup I ran the command prompt, go to the windows button and type "command", without the quotes, into the search program and files query bar. Navigate to C:\Android and type "adb devices" while your phone is attached via USB. This should return a serial number, if not your phone is probably not being recognized by windows and you either have an issue with drivers, phone is not in usb debugging mode, or HTC Sync is still installed and running. Fix those issues restart your PC and type the command again to see if your computer is recognizing your phone. Once a serial number was returned I typed "adb reboot bootloader", this command should restart your phone in fastboot mode. Once your device reboots, check to make sure it's on the fastboot screen and type "fastboot devices", again a serial number should be returned letting you know that your computer is recognizing your device in fastboot mode.

Once I confirmed my phone was being recognized in fastboot mode I typed "fastboot oem get_identifier_token" which should output the token id to your screen. Copy that token ID following the steps in hasoon's video. From here I started using the AIO tool again and hit prompt 4 to submit token ID. I continued to follow the instructions in the video for the rest of the process and my phone is now rooted.

I hope this helps someone who was having similar issues. If there is any misinformation in this post please let me know and I'll correct it, but this is what worked for me.
[HTC One X+] jmghollywood:
Thank you!

You do great work. Thanks!
[HTC One X+] sasori012:
reply

i need a internet connection in my phone?
[HTC One X+] NasaGeek:
No, in order to flash a custom ROM you will only need an internet connection on your computer. You then connect your phone to your computer by USB in order to transfer the files you downloaded from your computer to your phone.
[HTC One X+] ajamils:
I just tried using the toolkit and I'm stuck on the initial step. When I send the command to reboot in bootloader, I get an error "error: more than one device and emulator". When I try the command adb devices, it shows me the following.

List of devices attached

emulator-5554 offline

HT2BCW300725 device

So now, how do I make it work? I have already restarted my computer several times and still no luck. I'm running Windows 7 x64.

Edit:

Got it working. For some reason, Unified Remote server was messing it up. After closing it, toolkit worked.
[HTC One X+] fyarf:
false sd card and nandroid q's

I know about the data/media sd folder, and that there isn't an actual sd in the phone. I'm fully rooted using your toolkit, and have everything backed up with titanium. my only worry is about what gets wiped when flashing a new rom. on my other phones, if it was on the sd card it was safe. on this phone, I'm not so sure. when I browse the phone in es file explorer, it has the root folder of all the storage as sd card. so here are my questions:

1) when I perform the appropriate wipes as described earlier in this thread, will everything but data/media be wiped?

2) if so, should I move the titanium backup folder to the data/media folder before wiping

3) I've made a nandroid, but one thing I'm not sure of is how it restores. Does it just restore the system, or does it save home screens, widget layouts, system settings, the whole nine?

and thanks for the toolkit. Its a real lifesaver and makes things much easier.

JB
[HTC One X+] NasaGeek:
1) You are correct. When you flash a new ROM it is recommended that you do a "Data Wipe/Factory Reset", wipe /system, and wipe Dalvik Cache. None of these things should wipe your internal sd card.

2) The titanium backup folder should already be in data/media; the root of your sdcard is symlinked to data/media.

3) A nandroid is a backup of everything on your phone but the data on your sdcard (you can imagine if it backed up the stuff on your sdcard your nandroid backups would get bloated in a hurry). This means that as long as you don't bork around with your sdcard a nandroid backup should restore your phone to exactly the state it was when you made the backup. One thing to note, restoring from a nandroid *won't* restore your kernel (boot.img), so if you've flashed a different one for a rom you'll need to reflash your old boot.img if you do a restore from nandroid.
[HTC One X+] fyarf:
little confused still

I see. But the titanium folder is just in internal storage. the media folder only has a ringtone/notification/facebookpop.m4a in it. otherwise blank. I was trying to confirm that basically the entire internal storage of the HOX+ functions as the faux sd card, and not just that 1 media folder. It would make sense, but seems a little strange that all apps and data would be stored on the sd card.
[HTC One X+] NasaGeek:
Ah, I think I understand your question. Let me explain. The internal memory as you probably know it is pretty much equivalent to the sd card, and it should not be wiped when you go through the usual process of installing a new rom. All of your apps and data are not necessarily stored on your sd card, though. Apps are primarily stored on the system partition (/data/app to be precise), and apps have the choice to store their data on the sd card if they want, or they can store their data in /data/data/app.package.name. Typically an app's settings will not be on the sd card, but apps will often place larger files such as temporary media files or downloaded files on the sd card.

When I give folder paths, I am not giving them relative to the sd card root, I'm giving them relative to the system root. This means that the root of the sd card is located at /data/media (or, alternatively, /storage/sdcard0). When you don't have root, typically all you can access with a file manager is the sd card, though. All references to sd card in this post are pretty much interchangeable with Internal Memory. I hope this brief explanation has helped and not confused you further.

To give an example, the titanium folder is indeed in your Internal Memory (the equivalent to the sd card) because titanium backups can become quite large, and you don't want all that space being taken up on your device's relatively small system partition.
[HTC One X+] fyarf:
So basically the internal memory is the sd card, and the necessary wipes for the Rom flash won't erase anything but the system partition and dalvik and so on, leaving my internal storage alone? I'm just trying to be positive about what's going on before I start the process.
[HTC One X+] NasaGeek:
Backing up everything is always a good idea, but yes, your internal storage will be maintained between wipes as long as you only wipe what you are told to. Factory Reset/Wipe Data will *not* wipe your Internal Memory.
[HTC One X+] spielnicht:
Just wanted to say thank you for the great work and to let everyone know that everything works for the AT&T One X+ as I've unlocked, rooted, installed the recovery....and then restored the phone back to stock with RUU method without a single issue.

I originally wanted to root the phone to get tethering to work but every method I tried failed and after developing a strange wifi behavior (possibly due to Wifi Tether v3.2) I decided to just go back to stock.

Thanks again.
[HTC One X+] fyarf:
success

Successfully flashed venomxl+ using this guide. Realy like how the entire internal storage is the sd card on this phone. Didn't have to retransfer anything from the pc after flashing.

Thanks to nasageek for clarification and hasoon for the kit and guide

JB
[HTC One X+] :
Nothing happens when I click on "get token id"

What do I do?
[HTC One X+] hasoon2000:
I bet its a directory issue. Post 3

Sent From My HTC Amaze 4G via Someone's Room ;)
[HTC One X+] :
Post 3? You mean flashing ruu? I haven't really changed anything yet, right? Is there no other way to fix this?

edit: I mean just rebooting, fixing this directory issue (don't know how) and then starting again?

edit2: If the "period or space" thing is what you mean with directory issue -> that's not the case. I double checked it before I started.
[HTC One X+] coolmingli:
Can I just unlock the bootloader and root the phone? I want to keep the stock ROM, I just want to install some tethering software, thanks
[HTC One X+] J Ozzie:
gotta say Props and a big shout out to you for this app!

Coming from IOS and the Jailbreak world to knowing nothing about rooting and such... this app helped huge!!

Thanks!

Ps Now im addicted to roms!
[HTC One X+] NasaGeek:
Yes, that is exactly what this toolkit is for. It is not capable of flashing any roms.
[HTC One X+] coolmingli:
when I click Get Token ID, nothing happen, any advice? Thanks
[HTC One X+] treefetty:
I really appreciate the work you put into this. I am having a problem when I try to flash the recovery CWM ATT (my phone is from at&t) the cmd prompt comes up and says error device not found. Then upon closing it opens a new cmd prompt and sends and writes recovery, format partition SOS done. I have already unlocked the bootloader. I am stuck here if you could help please.

---------- Post added at 10:43 AM ---------- Previous post was at 10:37 AM ----------

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt7402

You were suppose to use perm root in fastboot which will push the SuperSu zip to your phone then go to recovery and flash the zip file that is on your internal storage.

Or just manually transfer SuperSU to sd card and flash from TWRP
[HTC One X+] khanamir:
unlock HTC ONE X+

can you please tel me how much do you charge to unlock AT&T HTC ONE X+ for use on t-mobile.
[HTC One X+] NasaGeek:
Unfortunately that is not the sort of unlocking that this thread will help you do, and if it were, you wouldn't be charged for it.
[HTC One X+] Kraizk:
You should message hansoon via PM to check on this, he may or may not check this thread. This may be difficult now as I had someone point me to some articles that indicate this is now illegal in the U.S.
[HTC One X+] coolmingli:
I got it work, you have to close the cmd window in order to see the pop up note, after 4 hours, I finally rooted my HOX, the only part I screwed up was, after rooted I use root uninstaller to get rid of all these ATT bloatwares, I accidentally removed my stock calculator, but that is no big deal.

Wifi tethering still bring up call 611 to enable. after a little research in the XDA forum, I install "WIFI tethering for root user" from the market, in the settings, under device profile, I selected Generic ICS/JB (wlan0), now it works.

I did not flash my ROM, since all I want was get rid of bloatwares and tethering, the stock Rom looks very good, and stable, fast.

Thanks very much for the hard works. I am going to the donate page now.
[HTC One X+] coolmingli:
I have a question if someone can answer me.

During the root process, after I flashed the one that says TWRP ATT/Telus, then I go to recovery to select it, then I made a back up(it took while), is this Back Up copy =my original ROM? It didn't give me a chance to rename it. If I ever choose to go back to the original, what is the name of the file should I choose from restore.

On Post 2 OP mentioned another back up Nandriod, are these 2 back ups the same ?

Thanks!
[HTC One X+] ShotokanZH:
Well done, all working ;)
[HTC One X+] thizz7f:
Is there any att version that this won't work with? I'm getting the device identifier token and submitting it, but it says unlocking boot loader failed. Getting error code 173, and error reason: check rule fail with exception.. any ideas? Am I missing something? I have SDK, HTC sync, and java runtime installed

- Sent from my sick wit it Evo 3d -
[HTC One X+] Manish54:
I'v tried the "Submit the ID" process a thousand times, getting the same error again n again.

I guess its because i have Windows 8, and HTC Sync installed, and the toolkit doesnot support the driver.

I'll try again on any Win7 pc.
[HTC One X+] hasoon2000:
Error 173 is resulted from an error by HTC.

Sent From My HTC Amaze 4G via Someone's Room ;)
[HTC One X+] thizz7f:
So does that mean my phone can't be rooted? Is there a att hox+ ruu that can put me at the correct software to complete root or something? I'm on windows 7 64 bit btw

- Sent from my sick wit it Evo 3d -
[HTC One X+] maritimesbob:
Have installed the HTC drivers from within the package, however when I plug the phone in it starts to install drivers but then cannot install them. Do I need to turn debugging off within the phone settings? What is the best way to know all the USB drivers are installed to flash the phone?

Also, my laptop is trying to open up E:/ and install htc sync manager or whatever it is called. Do I need this also?

Thanks.
[HTC One X+] Manish54:
You dont need to install any other driver. And the debugging should be turned on when you connect your phone.

If the windows tries to install the drivers n fails, just ignore it... i dont think it matters.

And HTC Sync is HTC's software and it'll try to install every time you connect your phone to your computer. You dont need to install it either, infact the driver that HTC Sync installs is not supported by this toolkit. So just stick to the toolkit.
[HTC One X+] fesar:
It worked now

I was trying the same for last two days, just two minutes before it was sucessful for me. I tried with Chrome - failed, IE - Failed, Firefox successful.

Francis.
[HTC One X+] Manish54:
It just worked with my friend's win7 pc, after doing everything correctly i messed up in the last process of flashing with rom.

after flashing my rom, i rebooted my phone without flashing the boot.img, and now my phone is stuck on the rom start up screen. and there's no battery to remove, i cant restart my phone.. please help.
[HTC One X+] NasaGeek:
Hold down the power and the volume down buttons until your phone reboots and the bootloader shows up.
[HTC One X+] maritimesbob:
What kind of timeframe are we looking at for getting the email from HTCdev? Thanks.
[HTC One X+] CirgioD:
Got mine within minutes!
[HTC One X+] maritimesbob:
Half an hour and nothing yet. Hmmmmmm!
[HTC One X+] drakeymcmb:
can i please pm you my id token and u send me the bin file please
[HTC One X+] CirgioD:
Wanna help, but gonna be near computer in few hours, unless you wanna wait...:rolleyes:
[HTC One X+] drakeymcmb:
il wait till u get near a computer because it looks like there never gonna send me my token i appreciate it bro il pm you my token id for when u get by a pc
[HTC One X+] CirgioD:
I will see what I can do....
[HTC One X+] Manish54:
Done... i'm on AOSP now :D
[HTC One X+] zetnord:
finally i got my unlocked token email and its very fast..HTCdev back in bussines :D
[HTC One X+] veliksam:
I tried this tool but nothing seems to be working. I'm on Windows 7 64 bit, extracted it to desktop, opened the one x.exe, clicked selected the fist option to install the drivers, clicked on go and nothing happens? I then ran the drivers that were extracted manually and I think they installed, the computer recognizes my phone but when I try to reboot to bootloader nothing happens? Wtf am I doing wrong? And yes usb debugging is on. I think the toolkit does not like my computers.
[HTC One X+] scottspa74:
Hassoon, I see you're on a lot of the HTC devices, including mine (Evo lte). Just wanna say thanks for sharing all you do.

And, at other users, HTC dev code can take a long time for the unlock bin. Be patient.
[HTC One X+] Stenberg^:
HTC Sync?

Ive rooted my One X+ using the exact same setup (Windows 7, 64bit). This might be obvious, but are you sure you don't have anything left over from a previous HTC Sync-installation? Try uninstalling everything HTC, clean your registry for old entries with something like CCleaner, and install the drivers from Hasoon's toolkit again.
[HTC One X+] veliksam:
Hi, thanks for the reply. I actually have never synced any of my current or previous devices on either of my pc's. I followed the same instructions in the OP on both my pc's (Windows 7 64bit and a Windows 8 64 bit) and it seems the toolkit does not want to respond to any commands (install drivers, reboot to BL, reboot recovery). I don't what the problem is! I think I will try it using a VM and Windows XP 32 bit.

Update: I got it working. My mistake was that I always extract by doing drag n drop and when I did that with this .rar it didn't create a separate DATA folder which I now have by extracting the whole folder from the winzip menu button. Now it works on my Windows 8 64 bit. I'm still waiting to get the email from htcdev.
[HTC One X+] HeavyMetalHighVoltage:
Followed the steps and worked perfectly for my AT&T HOX+. ViperXL+ rom is my next step, if it's anything like my desire hd then I'm going to be extremely happy! Thank you so much for this tool kit!!!!!!!!!!
[HTC One X+] tyessen:
So no more changing the CID? :D unlocking the bootloader still permanently voids the warranty, but at least the hardest step is no longer required :)

and flash image GUI even works for the one x+, I'm in heaven right now :D
[HTC One X+] mlikal3oood:
please

hi

i update mobile to 1.17.401.1

idont find root

i un locked bootloader & need steps of root or

back to ruu
[HTC One X+] skdubg:
you have it post it at another thread!!!!!!
[HTC One X+] mlikal3oood:
how root 1.17.401.1

i update one x+ please step for root one x+
[HTC One X+] skdubg:
where is your problem?

i have you told it many times how you root your phone.

READ the Threads!!

AIO Toolkit can root your phone, or do it manually.

if you dont understand it, then dont use a smartphone and go away!
[HTC One X+] mlikal3oood:
easy man >>>

sorry man , thanks for help

.

i download & i unlock bootloader & run Toolkit

i need step

number 1 what flash recovery ro what

i new in android s

sorry man
[HTC One X+] hasoon2000:
I have step-by-step instructions in this thread. Just read it.

Sent From My HTC Amaze 4G via Someone's Room ;)
[HTC One X+] mlikal3oood:
رد: [HOW TO] Unlock bootloader, Root, Flash Custom ROM, Flash Kernel

Yes. I read it

Very thanks i rooted phone

Very thanks man this tool is great & easy
[HTC One X+] Sentenz@74:
Perfect how to. It works perfect
[HTC One X+] tyessen:
since the HOX+ is 64gb unpartitioned... it will erase everything (even the "SD card")?
[HTC One X+] thizz7f:
Didn't work for me at first, did it on windows 7 64 bit at first without htc sync and with it. I couldn't successfully get a token id..

I tried again on windows 7 32 bit without htc sync or any htc anything.. followed directions the same and the token id finally worked.. I knew it felt right at this point.. the rest of the process flowed perfectly and I am now fully rooted...

Good $hit!

Thanks

- Sent from my sick wit it Evo 3d -
[HTC One X+] jasmeetsuri:
how to get bootloader from relocked to locked state

hi i relocked my bootloader and flashed stock RUU. But my bootloader still says relocked . any way to turn this relocked bootloader to locked[/U][/B] if at all i want to claim warranty. thanks and regards hasoon2000.
[HTC One X+] thizz7f:
Yup

- Sent from my sick wit it Evo 3d -
[HTC One X+] NasaGeek:
No, that is not currently possible unfortunately.
[HTC One X+] peted520:
att one x+

can i flash an international rom onto my at&t one x+?
[HTC One X+] CirgioD:
Nope...;)
[HTC One X+] tyessen:
They're called international for a reason... There are plenty of awesome ATT ROMs, viper/elegancia, and you want an int'l??
[HTC One X+] skdubg:
AW: [HOW TO] Unlock bootloader, Root, Flash Custom ROM, Flash Kernel

guy... ask yourself why it called ATT and INTL

and you answer your own question

:rolleyes:
[HTC One X+] hasoon2000:
lol

Sent From My HTC One S via Someone's Room ;)
[HTC One X+] UK_Frosticles:
After I click the install HTC drivers button on your tool, I reboot and then windows installs a bunch of various USB, HTC, Android drivers. But it always fails the MTP driver, is this an issue or can I carry on like nothing happened?
[HTC One X+] 39FarmallM:
A friend of mine wants me to root their HOX+. I rooted my Inspire 4G what seems like ages ago.

I did not see any mention of disabling virus protection software. I'm assuming that your kit does not have a file in it that appears to be a bug. Is this correct?

Sent to a tower near you using XDA Premium. :)
[HTC One X+] alonmozes:
Hi ithink that i install 2 rom by accedenint, stock and elgancia how can uninstall the elecancia rom with out delete the data of the stock
[HTC One X+] tyessen:
You should've backed up and wiped before installing elegancia.... Now all you can do is try and pull from whatever isn't saved on the sd card
[HTC One X+] TonyStark R.I.P.:
hasoon2000 very impressive compilation of info:good:

I will receive my new AT&T HOX+ this coming week. Long.. LONG time Sammy user so like back in the day, the excitment builds:silly:
[HTC One X+] Asianboy64:
backup/recovery question

I am a noob here sorry to say, just asking a stupid question to better understand this. Well when you say to "flash a recovery" where in all of that was it backed up? Is it all backed up when you start up the bootloader? I am curious as to when the phone was backed up is all so if for Post 2 to go back to stock everything I didn't loose anything. As I said I am a noob and I just want a better understanding on this before I do it. Please and thanks for baring with me on this. :)
[HTC One X+] NasaGeek:
You're a tad confused I think. The term "flash a recovery" concerns the process of uploading a utility to your phone that is capable of a variety of low level functions on your phone before it fully boots. A few of these functions are: a full backup of the phone, a full restore of the phone, and flashing a custom ROM (these tend to be the most popular uses of a recovery). Your phone will never back itself up unless you initiate said backup. This means that if you want to unlock your bootloader, you will lose everything, it is unfortunately just that simple. You might be able to use the newly released Carbon backup app to backup some of your apps/data, but the best way to save the data on your "sd card" is to move the important files on it to your computer.
[HTC One X+] hexproject:
How to put Ruu into a zip?

Trying to put Telus firmware to ATT Onexl X+ .

Anyone has latest telus in zip?
[HTC One X+] Stenberg^:
You don't. You connect the phone to your computer and run the RUU
[HTC One X+] hexproject:
That's what I did.

But the telus ruu is not loading.

Gives me an error.

Do I have to root the phone before I run the ruu?? Or as is?
[HTC One X+] hexproject:
Sorry, came from Samsung.

Will steps be to load a recovery first and then be able to flash any firmware including the RUU?
[HTC One X+] ah2049:
Just activated my new HOX+, and to my dismay, the HTC dev registration isn't working and now I can't root my phone to restore my data/programs with Titanium Backup. Is anyone else encountering issues with the registration process?