[HTC One X] Hitsuke:
So last night I unlocked the bootloader for my HTC One X. I wanted to get CM10.1 Nightly builds onto my phone, and was able to get all the way to where I have CWM 5.8.4.0 and even installed CM10.1 Nightly release. The problem at the time was that when I rebooted the phone it would become stuck at the bootscreen with the "Quietly Brilliant" quote. I tried everything from there to get CM10.1 working based on what I found around other threads and forums.

At one point the battery started running low and the phone stated that the battery was too low to perform fastboot commands. I thought I was in the clear as forums stated that as long as you have CWM on your phone then you can charge it back to full. I turned off my phone and plug in the wall charger and the red indicator light turned on a solid red.

This morning when I woke up, the red indicator wasn't on so I tried turning it on and nothing happened. I held down the volume button and pressed it, held down power for a minute...nothing seemed to work. I tried plugging my phone into my pc and it made that sound where the computer recognizes a new device and then made the sound that a device has been disconnected shortly after. This time though, the red indicator turned on but was blinking. I check other forums on how to fix this and all of them say to either:

1. Let the phone charge until the red light is solid

2. Hold down the volume button and then click power to boot into recovery.

The problem with that was the first option didn't happen, at a certain point the red light will just turn off. The 2nd option yielded nothing as I can't turn my phone on...

I'm seriously hoping I didn't just brick my phone and am hoping someone out there has a solution to the problem I'm facing.

Please and thank you!

***UPDATE***::: I got it to charge just enough to power on back to the bootloader using a Duracell external battery pack. Stupid me decided to relock the phone and go for the RUU when I clearly didn't have 30% battery life. I ended up looking around forums until I found a fix for that located here: (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1658084)

Using that method my battery maxed at 3665mV and I had just enough power to unlock the phone again and then reflash cwm 5.8.4.0 just for safety measures. Now I have the phone booted into the recovery main screen and plugged it into my ac charger. However, there's no LED indicator and I'm not sure if the phone is even charging at this point. Unless someone can help assure me that it is actually charging then I will wait about 2 hours before plugging it back into my pc and checking the power variable. Hopefully this all works out...

***UPDATE 2***::: This is just leading to more frustration. I proceeded with the following tutorial http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1859714 and got to where I start the RUU exe. Unfortunately for me I ran into a "155: Unknown Error" and I tried the following RUU's: (3.14.707.24), (3.14.401.31) first. My phone code is (3.14.707.24) so I wasn't sure why it wasn't working. I read another thread http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1660642 that said to try either (1.29.401.11) or (1.29.401.7). Both of these RUU's gave me either a "USB connectivity error" or a "Main battery is below 30%"

Now I wasn't sure if my phone had actually lowered that much since I started working on it, but I checked the mV value and it gave me 4030 which I thought was more than 30%. I don't believe it's the USB cause I can still get to the 155 error for the former RUU's. I just went ahead and started charging the phone again and will try again soon. This is really ticking me off...

***UPDATE 3***::: NOPE! I flashed TWRP in replacement of clockwork just cause another thread said it's supported rather than just a port like CWM. Anyways, I've tried several other RUU's and they all give me the 30% Low Battery nonsense. I have tried: (1.28.728.9), (1.29.728.12), (1.29.707.11) but I didn't expect these to work since the previous thread menioned how I can't go backwards. Right now I'm completely lost on what I should do. RUU was supposed to be the last resort, but even this is failing me. FYI: My device's CID: HTC_044 and version as mentioned before: 3.14.707.24 Don't know if that will help but if someone out there can tell me my next steps then it would be much appreciated.

***FINAL UPDATE***:::

Mission Accomplished!!! I'm glad to say that I got my phone running back on stock and am not holding a brick in my hands. How I fixed it? This morning I came across this thread here http://xdaforums.com/wiki/HTC_One_X#Disaster_Recovery_-_what_to_do_in_the_event_of_a_bad_flash and I noticed something new in the instructions. It said to run fastboot when executing the RUU, and interestingly enough when I got to the 2nd to the last step the version said "updating from 3.14.707.24 to 3.14.707.24" Before, I ran the RUU while on the "Quietly Brilliant" splash screen since the tutorial I was following never mentioned having to run the RUU while in fastboot. This would probably also explain why, when I ran the RUU in the splash screen, it gave me the (3.14.401.31) version number instead of the correct (3.14.707.24) version.

Well, it's been a messed up roller coaster of a ride and I will try my luck with flashing another rom later this week. I hope I never have to revisit another HOX troubleshooting thread for the remainder of the time that I use this phone. Thanks to all that assisted in my endeavors.