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[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] Codenix:
boybi wrote

I use Nero Wave Editor, but Windows Media Player will do it if you use the 'copy to cd or portable device' function with your XDA/XDAII in the cradle.

There's also heaps of media converters on the net - Google search "convert wav to wma" +free and you'll find a plethora of them.

Codenix.
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] boybi:
thnaks. i'm using dbPowerAmp Music Converter now. its a freeware!
[MDA, XDA, 1010 General] twteam:
This is a good converter, just convert a whole mp3 folder in one click to wav.

And the size of the wav files is realy minimum so it saves some space :P :)
[HTC Rezound] tacoman:
Hello all, I need some help if there are any ideas what could be going on with this phone. I can usually fix my own phone problems, but this one has stumped me...

I bought a rezound dirt cheap that was stuck on the white HTC screen and would not boot into the stock rom. At the time I bought it, it was s-on and I could get in the HBOOT and run fastboot commands.

Since buying it, I have tried many things to get this thing working. I've tried to RUU (with PH98IMG and .exe) and apparently after it completes it is once again in a boot loop on the white HTC screen. I have been able to unlock and flash a custom recovery onto it (amon-ra) and install any cm/aokp rom onto it and boot into that. The only issue with that is when in the rom, my wifi and bluetooth will not connect at all. It wont even toggle on in settings and it is not greyed out. 4G and everything else seems to work ok.

At this time, I'm thinking there is some kind of hardware failure but I'm open to suggestions.

In summary...

I have been able to s-off

I have tried different firmware combos of HBOOTs/radios

I have flashed custom recoveries and roms and can boot into them without wifi or bluetooth

I have been unsuccessful to RUU to anything stock, it'll just boot loop the white HTC screen

Right now, I have installed Tron 2.1 onto it. I did notice post:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2272781&highlight=no+wifi

When I go into system/lib, there was no /modules folder. I went ahead and created it and put in bcmdhd.ko and rebooted, but still no go. I'm not sure why the /modules folder was missing, but this reaches the extent of my knowledge on what is supposed to be there.

I believe I have tried everything and done fairly thorough searches to get this phone working properly and am at a loss what to do next. If anybody has a thought of something to try, I'm all for it. Fortunately if this phone doesnt work out, its not a big deal to me.

I don't want this to sound like another "stuck on HTC screen" thread. I have been through all those and this doesn't seem like the same problem.

Your help is greatly appreciated!
[HTC Rezound] SynisterWolf:
i would like you to do the following.

flash this http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/0...ull-ruu-build-4-03-605-2-for-the-htc-rezound/

2 times. it will make sure we have a solid base to work on.

after that has ran 2 times. boot into the stock rom one time.

after that flash this https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/12405441/new.global.firm.PH98IMG.zip

once this is done let it boot into the rom.

from here you should be good to flash any rom that is out there to date. (note please dont restore any system data, only app data)

ALSO MAKE SURE YOU HAVE 100% battery. doing an ruu can brick the phone if its interrupted.

report back when done :D
[HTC Rezound] tacoman:
Thanks for replying. I have flashed that RUU several times in a row in the past, but I'm redownloading it now to make sure my copy isnt corrupt. Earlier experience when I double flashed this it still remained a white HTC screen loop.

Currently estimated at 6hrs to download, so I wont be able to reply for a bit with my findings...
[HTC Rezound] Chuck Snorus:
When the Rezound first came out a bunch of people had boot loop problems because the phone was set to wcdma or some such thing instead of cdma. I'm just a noob hack but that's my memory of it. The cure was to boot without the back cover on which contains the antenna and then change the setting.
[HTC Rezound] tacoman:
Ok, I have re downloaded the AndroidPolice RUU and flashed twice, but was not able to boot into it no matter how long I waited (20 min+). It would just loop the HTC white screen. I then went ahead and flashed your global update firmware and have the same result after waiting (20 min+), it just loops the HTC white screen.

I have tried this process several times last night, but still no progress.

As the phone sits now:

*** UNLOCKED ***

VIGOR PVT SHIP S-OFF RL

HBOOT-2.28.0000

RADIO-2.23.10.0123r/2.23.10.0124r

OpenDSP-v14.6.0.7708.00.0507

eMMC-boot

Sep 20 2012, 17:40:22
[HTC Rezound] drynyks:
You need stock recovery and a locked bootloader

- "Is it dark in there?"
[HTC Rezound] feralicious:
S/he ran the RUU so they are stock.

Sounds like the symptoms of a kernel issue. Try pulling the boot.img from this stock OTA ROM and flashing it.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2260154

fastboot flash boot boot.img
[HTC Rezound] Flyhalf205:
I have the exact same you. Been this way for months. Maybe once a month BT/Wifi will turn on but only for a few hours maybe. Phone will reboot itself and come back up with the 2 broken again.
[HTC Rezound] tacoman:
Well I finally booted into stock sense after flashing that boot.img which is a big step from before. For a brief moment, it saw wifi networks in my office but when I went to connect to one, wifi died and it no longer sees any wifi network. Bluetooth appears to still be an issue as well, i.e. will not turn on.
[HTC Rezound] tacoman:
Unfortunatly that doesnt sound very good for me if you've been battling this wifi/BT problem for months.
[HTC Rezound] fivedezs:
can you explain what you mean by flash the ruu twice once I have saved it to the root of my sd card? Does that just mean get to the bootloader, watch as it reads the the ph98img file and let it do that twice, or do I need to reboot in between, or do I need to put in a command?
[HTC Rezound] SynisterWolf:
when you let hboot flash the zip, the first time is super short. it updates hboot, stock recovery, and splash i think. then it will reboot back to bootloader and ask to be flashed again. this time it will take some time to update because it does the whole system.

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something doesnt seem right. the RUU would have flashed the boot.img for you. can you link me to the downloaded ruu that you have? also before you run the ruu did you do fastboot oem lock the bootloader?

Edit:

i remember an old trick from the inc days. after the RUU boot back into hboot and do a "factory reset" then boot into the phone. it use to fix the radio errors somewhere getting after a RUU. no clue why we did it. it just worked. try that when you are on stock recovery locked bootloader
[HTC Rezound] tacoman:
Here is the RUU I have re downloaded. It was also the original I used in the past on my other Rezound

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1570h8l0ba1u7qp/rezound_AndroidPolice_4.03.605.2_PH98IMG.zip

I have also tried the RUU 3.14.605.12.exe and a couple other different RUU versions, but have the same issue with that as well. Even on MicroMod777's OTA-Global-Stock-4.05.605.14 710RD-Rooted 5/1/13 flashed through amon-ra, I get the bootloop. I have done these as locked and unlocked bootloader with no difference. I have also tried the factory reset with locked bootloader.... no go with that either.

I was only able to finally boot in to stock by fastboot flashing the boot.img, and that is where this phone sits now. My major issue at this point is I dont have wifi or bluetooth and have dug through numerous posts and tried different things, and nothing is working on it. What was strange as I said in my previous post, the very first time I was able to boot into stock sense by flashing the boot.img, it briefly saw wifi networks but disappeared and disabled as soon as I tried to connect to one. I have not been able to replicate that since then.

On a sidenote and possibly related, since this phone has been sitting at my desk I decided to try and flash Newt's NOS JB v1.0.0 ROM and it bootloops also at the droid eye screen. I never was able to get it going on this phone. My other rezound boots this just fine.

I think I have reached the limits of my android knowledge of what to try on this thing. I am satisfied with it not having wifi/bluetooth since my wife wont be using those features. I would like to understand what the heck is going on though.
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] rgshah3:
best ics/jb custom rom which is stable?
[Galaxy Y GT-S5360 General] E.Cadro:
We don't approve of best Rom threads because there are to many variables depending on each individuals needs. Go try a few and figure out what is the BEST Rom for your personal needs

Thread Closed

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[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Hey there XDA,

I'm new here and watched the noob video just so you know. I think I'm onto something pretty advanced.

I have rooted my phone (HTC one x, euro version) before and I have NOT made a recovery before I did that. I installed AOKP and because I did not read everything I screwed it up completely. My phone was 'bricked'. I've brought it to some guy who fixes phones for cash, now I have NO idea what he did to my phone because he wouldn't tell me. (Ofcourse, he wouldn't make any money anymore if he told me which is reasonable).

I really would like to know if my phone is still rootable. The bootloader is relocked at the moment and I REALLY want to get root acces. But I'm scared to ruin it because I'm on 4.1.1 and I think there is no root for 4.1.1 yet. I am also scared to do a factory reset and get back to android 4.0.1 because that might brick my phone again. (The latest update for my HTC worked though). That's why I will include a message with my software info. Maybe some of you guys know what he's done to my phone, and if it's still possible for me to root my phone and MAYBE someday get a custom ROM on there.

I think this is alot to ask but searching on the net didn't give me alot of information. Sorry for the long thread and please, If i'm in the wrong forum tell me so I am aware of that.

http:/ /i mages hack.us/photo/my- images/547/screenshot2013051618511.png

By the way, If I go into the official STOCK recovery mode I get a screen with a red exclamation mark and some kind of hard disk. I do not know if this is normal.
[HTC One X] Arrow44:
You say Euro version, do you have the Evita or Endevarou? You check by going into bootloader.
[HTC One X] orangekid:
Moved to international One X forum (sounds like you have the Tegra 3 version, not the krait version)
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Hello, thanks for replying.

It sais Endeavoru when I go into the bootloader.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Rooting is the still exactly the same as it was for ICS ! Going into the stock recovery will indeed show that sign. We are not supposed to go in there....that's why the warning sign !

He probably just ran a ruu and updated the phone to Jellybean !

A factory reset will not bring you back to your old version of android
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Before I brought the phone to that guy I've tried doing that by myself. Got some sort of program and ran an RUU but it failed. Are you saying it is still possible for me to root it? I have no idea what went wrong with the AOKP Rom though. If I make a backup with titanium backup can I always return to stock rom when I mess up? I know these are basic questions but I'd rather be sure this time.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
You probably had the wrong ruu ! And yes you can unlock the bootloader, flash a custom recovery and then the most important !!!

MAKE A NANDROID BACKUP ! Lol

After that flash different roms of your liking.

Give these commands

Fastboot getvar version-main

Fastboot oem readcid

And post back the outcome
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Took a while for me to get back there, It's been a long time. here you go:

C:\Fastboot>fastboot getvar

version-main: 3.20.401.1

finished. total time: 0.089s

C:\Fastboot>fastboot oem readcid

... INFODEBUG: cid: HTC__E11

OKAY [ 0.036s]

finished. total time: 0.036s
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Is there anything that you see that may prevent me from rerooting and reinstalling another ROM?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Cool another dutchie ;)

Nah you can unlock and flash away. As long as you keep your nandroid safe (if not...there are plenty stock nandroid available for us. All 401 stocks work with all cids)

So go ahead if you want....
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Can you link me to a 'basic' rooting guide here on XDA? I'm pretty scared that the software the other guy installed might ruin the root. I'm willing to try though since I think there isn't alot to go wrong with rooting.. What about this? Is this One X supported? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=833953
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Nah don't go there. Stay in the phone specific forum !

Go here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1832891
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Will I get into any trouble since the bootloader sais RELOCKED?

Also, I found a video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIeq8Jx28cs

If I follow all steps in this video will this work? Also, do I need CWM to get superuser/root?

Sorry for asking all these questions. I REALLY need to get this done the right way.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
No the bootloader will go from relocked to unlocked. Then flash a custom recovery. Make a nandroid backup and install a custom rom, those are already rooted (and tweaked by the pro's)

Please don't use video's, most of the time outdated !
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
At the moment I'm only interested in rooting, since it gives me acces to new apps etc. Since there are ways on XDA now that I do not know and don't even know how to use ("EASIEST ROOT METHOD - 'RECOVERY + SUPERSU'") I think I should stay away from it.

Oh:

From what I understand: You download clockworkmod release, install it on your pc and flash the SuperSU file on your phone. Is that everything? Seems pretty easy...
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
No you unlock the bootloader with the unlock_code.bin file by flashing it from the pc to the phone. Then flash a recovery from the pc to the phone. Then install superuser.zip from within the new recovery.

All flashing is done with the phone in the bootloader and commands from the pc.
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Don't you have your phone rooted when you unlock the bootloader?

I'm sorry, some things that are on xda I dont quite understand so I find it hard to know what EXACTLY to do.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
No a phone is never rooted. The phone is unlocked and you need to root the rom.

Root applies to software, not hardware
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Alright well I think I'm going to have to do some more research, as I don't get alot of terms since english isn't my main language (I'm a dutchie as you said). You unlock the bootloader at htcdev.com. I know how to do that I've done it before, once you unlock the bootloader you can flash the file 'super SU'? and then you have root acces?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
No

1: unlock

2: flash a custom recovery

3: install su with that recovery
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Ahhh so you install the SU with CWM?
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Thanks heaps.. I'm going to put a step by step text here just to check if I know how to do it!

1. I use HTCdev.com to unlock the bootloader. (Step by step is at htcdev.com so no explaining)

2. I flash recovery.img from clockwork mod on there with CMD so I have clockwork mod as recovery program.

3. Somehow (?) I get the SU.zip on my mobile phone (Probably using it as a hard disk and copying it on there?) and install it from the CWM program. If I remember correctly there is a action on CWM to install a Zip file. I install the zip file with CWM and I have a rooted phone with CWM on there. Then I can make a backup with CWM and install roms to my liking.

Does that sound a bit like it? ^^
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Yeah that's good, but if you are planning to install a custom rom you don't need to root the stock rom. The custom rom is already pre-rooted and ready.
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
No I am not ready to install a custom rom yet cause there is where it went wrong. Is there alot to go wrong with the steps I just wrote?

Edit: What happens with a rooted phone which gets an updated from HTC?

Edit2: Does it matter that I can no longer put my HTC on disk drive or charge only as of android 4.1.1 ?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Full steps

1: unlock

2 : flash custom recovery

3 : make a nandroid backup

4 : install su
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Thanks heaps, I've got all the info I need now. I can pretty much follow this tutorial:http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1592355

I favorited the websites and saved all the info you gave me. A HUGE thanks to you and the XDA community :) Gonna try it out soon. It's actually way easier than it seems.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Good luck :thumbup:
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
By the way, one more question.

I'm looking for a stable Cyanogenmod ROM for htc one x but cannot find one on the main site. Is there one?

And how do I install google apps when flashing/installing the new rom?

thanks :)
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Here is the thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1786696

Google apps are installed right after the rom.

Flash boot.img from cm10.1

Full wipe in recovery

Install cm10.1 Rom.zip

Install gapps.zip (also found there)

Reboot

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Ow btw ....when do we get to the advanced questions ? ;)
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Haha thanks heaps. What do you actually flash when you flash that boot.img? Cant remember seeing it on the tutorial
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
It's the kernel! :)
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Also can it cause a problem that i Cannot use my phone as hard disk or "charge only". Also what if i want to go back to stock, do i have to flash a different boot.img? Or can i just restore?
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
The boot.img is the kernel...

ICS has the feature of "Charge"... JB HOX is connected as a media device, so that option is lost!

If you want to go full stock then yes, you have to flash the boot.img from the nandroid backup and then restore the backup from recovery! Or just Run a RUU! :)
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
So if I just plug in my device it should work just fine? Im using the tutorial i linked, noob friendly, maybe you could have a look incase something is forgotten? Going to root and install custom rom cyanogenmod. Where do i get ahold of the stock recovery img? Can you just flash it over cwm? :)
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
See the steps Mr Hofs has given! It's perfect ;)

for stock recovery, tell me your version-main?? 'fastboot getvar version-main'
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
I cant, im at school. I think thats on the first page
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
By the way i found the map clock work mod in my phone. I added a screenshot but i have no idea how you can access it and if you can. I uploaded it with the option to add a screenshot
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
By the way i found the map clock work mod in my phone. I added a screenshot but i have no idea how you can access it and if you can. I uploaded it with the option to add a screenshot

Really weird since i dont have it installed..(?)
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
The recovery makes that folder. When you make Nandroid backup there will also be a backup folder
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
That's the problem, I didn't flash the recovery yet. Is it possible that this folder is from the first time i tried it?
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
Yes, it's from your previous CWM recovery!
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Alright I got it thanks.

Anyone has any idea why the AOKP rom has given me TERRIBLE battery life? How is Cyanogenmods 10.1 battery life?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Never used aosp/aokp roms....sorry
[HTC One X] vin4yak:
I'm on AOKP Rom... AOKP/AOSP roms consume more battery than Sense roms anyday! However, using correct kernel + governor + capping the cpu speed, you can get through your day easily with a single charge! :)

CM10.1 battery life might be slightly better but no comparison with sense's battery backup!
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Hey all, I've been screwing around with my phone a bit. Having a real good time with it! Though the Cyanogenmod 10.1 is from my understanding not really stable yet. Is there a Cyanogenmod that I can use that is stable? I think 10.1 is still a nightly and 10 is stable. I cannot find a link for 10 though. (Or perhaps I'm blind?)

Also, if I make a stock recovery of the hboot/kernel and then flash a different kernel on there (For battery life) Will it still restore my old hboot/kernel?

Thanks in advance.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Your stock recovery backup folder contains the stock boot.img and the system backup (nandroid backup) is the whole system that also included the stock modules. They will be restored as soon as you restore the nandroid backup completely
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Thanks! I can get rid of cwm By flashing the stock recovery in the folder? By the way, you might want to check your paypal :) nothing big but hope you appreciate it
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Ow hah thanks mate, its highly appreciated !

And Uhm no the recovery.img is not the phones stock recovery, its the recovery where the backup is made with.

Stock recoverys can be found here on xda. Or ask me if you need one ;)
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
You're more than welcome, I'm still looking for a good rom/kernel combination for good battery life. I prefer Cyanogenmod as it is so popular. Do you have a link to CM 10 rom for HOX? I can only find a nightly on the official site. And how do I know what kernel I have and how can I flash my stock kernel back?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Well a custom rom always comes with a stock kernel of its own (tweaked here and there like added S2W and other features)

The real HTC stock recovery is only used on the HTC stock rom.

If there is still a CM10 it should be in a thread in the original android dev section. I can look for you but i have never used CM10 roms, so we are in the same searching boat

Got one CM10 thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1953338
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Thanks, may I ask what ROM you use on your phone? As i have CWM installed and made a nandroid backup I can switch between roms with no problems.
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
By the way, my friend wants to root and rom his phone as well. He's asking me if he needs to unlock the bootloader and then get root acces before installing cwm, I told him you can intall cwm after you unlocked the bootloader and that most custom roms have root acces. If you make a backup with nandroid of your current stock dont you make a backup of a non-rooted version of your android?

I can't quite remember what I've done, think I installed cwm right after the bootloader unlock. Also, if flashing gapps (which you ofc need) is there another gapps for every rom or is it all universal and can i just google it
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Yep to root the software you must unlock, flash a custom recovery...make a nandroid backup and then root the stock rom or install a custom pre-rooted rom.

Gapps only applies to aosp roms. Google apps are always already present in sense based roms.

I am using the viper x ;)
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Alright I'm going to root my friends' htc one x now, see how it goes. But if you make a nandroid backup can you leave the stock android unrooted? My friend wants a complete restore to the original software.
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
So I just unlocked the bootloader and installed CWM. I cannot find the backup I made, do you have any idea in what directory it is? I can't see it anywhere. How can I get the backup to his PC?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
The nandroid backup is in the sdcard\clockworkmod folder.

The first nandroid you make after flashing the recovery is the absolute stock rom. That one needs to be saved carefully. That is the one you need to go back to full stock to obtain official updates.
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Yes but how do I get it from my mobile to my PC? I've checked all folders and I cannot find a map named CWM.
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Never mind :), I've downloaded a file manager and copied the recovery onto my phone folders that I COULD see, then copied it over to my pc.