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[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Kalasso:
I installed omega rom but location needed apps want gps service on. Can someone upload the file for this? I remember that was in appliacation manager when u close it you can't locate yourself at wifi or 3g without gps. Omega rom deleted it. Can someone upload it for me? I remember it was starting with "a" :D accesslocation autolocation or something i dont know help pls :fingers-crossed:
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] wahidullah:
After using the JJ for a week i have following observation. Appreciate others feedback if they are also having same problems.

1. The voice dial is not working if the flip is closed. (i have tried the enabling/disabling "turn off device if not used for ..." option but no luck, although it was working but once i pair a bluetooth headset it stop working. however from bluetooth headset it is working)

2. Cannot add multiple receipnt in SMS like PDA2K. i have to add one one by one, which is really a pain.

3. The wireless manager icon in the desktop is not showing the activity correctly. if i turn on the wifi the icon should turn green and during off the icon will accompnay a cross sign. Unfortunaly the icon always shows green.

i have tried both shipped and latest ROM update but no luck yet.

i am not sure if these are bugs. Please advice.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Sagit:
Turn on flight mode and you will see icon cross sign.

Manual's bug?

Have Fun.
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] Carnivor:
yer that icon's greeness relates to all bt, phone and wifi comms so if any are active its green,

maybe if it alternated every seconds green, blue, cyan for phone, BT, wifi, for the actual active services it would make more sence. heyho
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] wahidullah:
thanks for the clarifications. how about SMS and voice dialing issues? Are you guys facing same problem?
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] ump001:
Yep i've got the same problem, use mine for email alot too, so its even more annoying when trying to send a new email to 10 people at once :(
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keenofhiphop:
Hello guys,

I hope you can help me.

Since today, the speaker of my Xperia SP doesn't work anymore.

I tested with Walkman, whatsapp, MX.

But whenever I receive a phone call, it plays the ringtone. Basically that is no problem for me to use it as I never need the speaker, but I'd like to know if they have build in two speakers, one for media and one for ringtones? Can anyone confirm that?

Or knows how I could fix that?

Greetings

Gesendet von meinem C5303 mit Tapatalk 4
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] keenofhiphop:
Solution

Ok I feel a bit stupid now but I will write my solution here:

It seems that there are different solutions: I tried to stick in and pull out headset, restart, test ringtones and solved it finally after doing a short call. Now it is working again!

Hope this may be helpful for others if this happens to you.

Greetings

Gesendet von meinem C5303 mit Tapatalk 4
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Th3Duck:
Had something similar occurring. Usually it happens when I don't stop the music before unplugging my ear plugs ( music stops automatically). Sound is still working but had very low volume or something like that. My solution is first quiting the music and then unplug my earplugs.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] joke19:
I destroy one time my android tv stick with a wrong sound mod. New flashing help me.

Gesendet von meinem Xperia SP
[HTC One X] Simba12:
I am so stuck with this problem and have been searching forums for answers for days...Also, I am new at this. After much trial and effort I managed to

1. unlock my htc one x bootloader

2. install CWM recovery

3. install cyanogen mod

AND, it worked....however there were none of the google apps (gapps). So I downloaded them on the phone, went into CWM recovery and installed them from there. My phone restarted, then turned off. It now won't reboot.

It loads only as far as the HTC quietly brilliant logo. I can access bootloader through the power/vol.down keys. Then when I select 'recovery', it simply goes back to the "splash screen" described earlier.

I figured I would just try to reflash CWM and start over, but every time I flash CWM (and I have tried hundreds of times), the command lines say it has been done, but the phone just boots back to the splash screen again, and hangs there.

How do I get my phone back working again?

Many thanks in advance, and your patience is appreciated
[HTC One X] virgolib:
If so try to flash another recovery just like Philz_Touch recovery.
[HTC One X] Simba12:
thanks for your reply...i had already attempted Philz recovery 5.11.2, and just tried again. And again, the cmd box says it is written and finished, done and OKAY. Yet when I reboot or try to go to recovery, the phone immediately reverts to the splash screen still. Open to any ideas, and feel free to ask as many questions as needed...thanks Virgolib
[HTC One X] virgolib:
Do the command " fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" ?
[HTC One X] Simba12:
that's exactly the command i typed, but no luck!
[HTC One X] virgolib:
It's weird , it was never happened to me and have no idea at all, sorry. someone can help you.

Anyhow now you just do power off the phone for sometime and try it again, good luck.
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Thanks for your suggestions anyway...does anyone else out there have a solution?
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Try this: fastboot erase cache, boot in recovery

If that does not solve your problem, erase cache, turn off device from bootloader and then try to enter recovery
[HTC One X] paulh1978:
Your recovery is fine just go back to bootloader and type in fastboot erase cache and then boot back to recovery.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Yep fastboot erase cache should do the trick indeed. Then start over with a full wipe !

Install CM rom, install gapps and then reboot. It doesn't work with a reboot in between !
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Thanks for your reply...can you please outline the exact steps or commands for a full wipe?
[HTC One X] Simba12:
i have tried all those things many times...the moment i attempt to enter recovery, the phone just goes straight to the htc quietly brilliant screen.

but just to be certain i am completing the steps right, i open a command window and type the prompt; fastboot erase cache

the pc tells me it is done

i then manually through the volume buttons select the recovery option and press power to execute
[HTC One X] Simba12:
just a thought gents, my bootloader indicates that my battery is low. i have been using this command script i found to charge it a little, but it doesn't seem to charge it much...could the low battery be the cause or at least contributing to my problem?
[HTC One X] Simba12:
hi mr Hofs, you seem to be the Don on this site!!!

I have tried everything suggested...relocked, unlocked, reflashed etc, but still, keep getting stuck on that htc quietly brilliant screen when trying to enter CWM recovery (or Philz recovery)

anything else i can try?
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Uhm well i am not sure about this one. But lets keep on trying. I'm gonna put some random questions out

1: original HTC usb cable

2: directly usb 2.0 port on pc (not via hub or extension cords)
[HTC One X] treebill:
Which cm version are you using? Have you made sure you're flashing the right gapp version?
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Hi Treebill. I am using recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.4.0-endeavoru.img

This worked the first time, just doesn't seem to be working now. I have also given philzrecovery a go, to no avail.

Tried it all again this morning;

fastboot erase cache

fastboot flash recovery recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.4.0-endeavoru.img

(and just for good measure),

fastboot erase cache...THEN

reboot bootloader...THEN

phone just goes to htc splash screen and hangs...also i try manually entering recovery through the vol.down/power buttons, with the same result

Also, i am not even trying to flash gapps right now, just get the phone back working. However i was pretty certain I was using the right version when i originally did flash gapps...
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
What if you reboot to recovery via command ?

Fastboot reboot recovery

Make sure you delete all recovery image files in the fastboot folder, download and copy a brand new one to the fastboot folder and rename the file to recovery.img

Then flash it
[HTC One X] Simba12:
tried your suggestions, and still no love. when i typed in the fastboot reboot recovery command, i just got a long list of commands and options. i have tried thinking of everything, and am making sure i follow all instructions down to the last letter
[HTC One X] mortix02:
Hello, I have the exact same problem as the OP, but I did not flash any rom, my trouble came after a failed root trial. I opened the bat file, then it suddenly closed, and my htc rebooted with the problem mentioned. Could anyone help me? :confused:
[HTC One X] Thant:
install custom rom or stock rom or nand backup it is ease
[HTC One X] Simba12:
i have tried many times reinstalling the custom rom (cyanogen mod 10.1.3). When I do there is no difference. The phone just turns on to the splash screen and stays there.

I did have a brief 'win' this morning. I tried an even more updated version of CWM, 6.0.2.7. After going to bootloader several times and pressing recovery, it came up with the clockworkmod interface, however no buttons would work (or touch for that matter), as if it were frozen. It also then quickly shut down and turned itself off. I would need to try several more times to enter recovery before it would do the same thing again.
[HTC One X] Danger Mouse:
I also had the problem of stuck on the boot logo, i thought it was due to network lock Vodaphone Australia CID = VODAP021

was going to flash back the original RUU but was having trouble getting a complete copy (I kept getting finished files that did not match the original file size that failed to run)

so after reading other ROM threads i tried flashing just the kernel (BOOT.img) from within the ROM package (Android_Revolution_HD-One_X_31.3.zip)

and IT WORKED!!!!

all i used is the all in one tool ( http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1604439 )

or this direct link ( http://d-h.st/users/hasoon2000/?fld_id=2871#files )
[HTC One X] Thant:
install this recovery extract the recovery.img from arhive and use command fastboot flash recovery recovery.img. After this mount the SD card from recovery and copy your custom rom. Take the boot.img from the arhive on custom rom and use the command fastboot flash boot boot.img after this use command fastboot erase cache and install the rom from sd card
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Thanks Thant, but still nothing is working. I simply can't get into recovery to even mount the sd card etc. I think something may be physically wrong with this phone, as I had philzrecovery working briefly last night, but when I tried to re-enter, it wouldn't go back into recovery and just hang at the white splash screen again. To get it working I had to repeatedly go to bootloader and select recovery. After several attempts it would eventually work. This problem is doing my head in!
[HTC One X] paulh1978:
Hi simba all you need to do is boot back into bootloader pick fastboot then use command fastboot erase cache then pick recovery that should solve your problem.
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Thanks for your suggestion Paul, but alas, I have already tried this many times...in the name of process I tried it all again, flashing recovery, then typing fastboot erase cache 4 or 5 times.

C:\Users\Harmony\Desktop\One_X_All-In-One_Kit_v2.3\Data>fastboot devices

HT24KW104469 fastboot

C:\Users\Harmony\Desktop\One_X_All-In-One_Kit_v2.3\Data>fastboot flash recovery

recovery.img

sending 'recovery' (8050 KB)...

OKAY [ 1.043s]

writing 'recovery'...

(bootloader) Format partition SOS done

OKAY [ 0.643s]

finished. total time: 1.693s

C:\Users\Harmony\Desktop\One_X_All-In-One_Kit_v2.3\Data>fastboot erase cache

erasing 'cache'...

OKAY [ 0.137s]

finished. total time: 0.139s

C:\Users\Harmony\Desktop\One_X_All-In-One_Kit_v2.3\Data>fastboot erase cache

erasing 'cache'...

OKAY [ 0.093s]

finished. total time: 0.097s

C:\Users\Harmony\Desktop\One_X_All-In-One_Kit_v2.3\Data>fastboot erase cache

erasing 'cache'...

OKAY [ 0.200s]

finished. total time: 0.204s

C:\Users\Harmony\Desktop\One_X_All-In-One_Kit_v2.3\Data>fastboot erase cache

erasing 'cache'...

OKAY [ 0.092s]

finished. total time: 0.093s

C:\Users\Harmony\Desktop\One_X_All-In-One_Kit_v2.3\Data>

Then I select recovery, and straight to the same screen where it sits and does nothing
[HTC One X] Thant:
Why so many time you erase cache? And when you go in bootloader and select recovery where I give you in my link what happend and last thig are your bootloader is unlocked?
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Hi Thant. The bootloader is unlocked...i have relocked and unlocked several times just to be certain. I only erased cache so many times on this one occasion because many people keep telling me to even though i already mentioned that I do it every time...just to put it to bed. I have spent considerable hours again today trying to get back into the philzrecovery i flashed from the link you gave me which i downloaded. I do appreciate all the help people are offering.:)
[HTC One X] xb2:
Try flashing cwm or trwp (nontouch version) recovery to see if it works? Make sure to match checksum after downloading.
[HTC One X] Thant:
But I see you flashed the recovery. What happend if you try to go in recovery? volume down + power button and you are in bootloader after this with volume keys choice recovery and hit power button to go in recovery. Report back when you try my instruction.
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Thanks for your patience Thant. This however is exactly my problem. When I go into recovery via the volume keys, power button, the phone just goes straight to the htc quietly brilliant logo and stays there.
[HTC One X] robchongke:
try to flash stock recovery then flash custom recovery.
[HTC One X] danis1997:
some things that can fix it:

1- Install TWRP recovery

2-Wipe cache and on a extreme case the data partition

3-REMEMBER if you change to Cyanogenmod always flash the Boot.img that is on the zip via fastboot flash boot boot.img

4-Install original ruu via HTC RUU or via fastboot

5- Fastboot oem format recovery

6-fastboot erase recovery.

if any of this things does not work maybe you recovery partition is damaged y suggestt to you the 4 opcion is the best, remember that all its backup on google :)

if i help remember to use thanks button i will apreciate
[HTC One X] xb2:
1. The current problem is recovery mode. Try to reflash stock recovery, unplug usb cable and reboot into recovery. If you see an exclamation mark on the phone screen, it's ok to move to next step.

Next, try flashing custom recovery apart from your current cwm (twrp or philz), unplug usb cable and reboot to recovery.

It should work now.

Remember to erase cache using fastboot right after flashing recovery!

2. Then, flash new rom and Gapps.

As you said, problem came right after flashing Gapps. Please make sure the Gapps zip file is suitable with Rom version, and checksum is ok to ensure file is not corrupted. Or you can try downloading from another reliable sources in this forum. I'm not using pc now so hardly to provide the link of Gapps that I downloaded, but it's easy to find using forum search button.

Report back the result?
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Hi. I flashed a stock recovery (endeavoru_recovery_signed), unplugged usb, selected recovery, and still at the white htc screen...seems i can't even get it to stock. Thanks in advance
[HTC One X] xb2:
Not sure if you're flashing a correct stock recovery for your phone. What is your CID?

1. Meanwhile, try flashing (using fastboot):

+ Philz recovery http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2201860

+ or TWRP recovery (non-touch version): http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=45566367&postcount=738

Try each of them, and see if you can boot into recovery this time!

Important: for safety, please remember to clear cache right after flashing recovery (before reboot phone) by typing FASTBOOT ERASE CACHE.

It would be also very helpful to capture the MS-DOS screen from start to finish of flashing recovery and post in here, if you still encounter error.

2. Another solution for you is to find RUU file (Android 4.1.1) that matches your CID, relock bootloader and run that RUU.exe file from PC (follow instruction carefully). Once done, your phone will be on stock status immediately (ROM, recovery, kernel).

- Reboot and phone should work. Then, go to Settings > About > Check for updates. There should be notification of OTA 4.2.2 update if it's available for your CID.
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Thanks xb2, i think we are getting somewhere...I did as suggested, flashed stock (it wouldn't go to the exclamation mark), then reflashed philz. When i try to enter recovery the phone goes to the htc screen then kind of flickers, like it's TRYING to boot into recovery. I noticed it did the same flickering thing the couple of other times i could get it into recovery, so flashing stock then flashing philz does seem to have an effect.

I live in Australia and my CID is vodap021. i'm not sure there is an RUU for this. I will post an MS DOS screen next time i flash.

cheers champ!!
[HTC One X] xb2:
So did you get to recovery mode sucessfully or still stuck at htc logo screen? If failed, then do the whole process as follow:

- relock bootloader (and boot into recovery if you want a try)

- unlock bootloader

- flash philz recovery (or twrp)

- reboot phone to recovery

See if it works?

Regarding ruu, you might find it here: http://androidruu.com/?developer=Endeavor. I dont know which is the correct ruu that matches your cid vodap021 as mine is different. Use search button of this forum to identify the ruu and start.

Goodluck.
[HTC One X] Simba12:
i can't find an ruu for jellybean vodafone in australia...there were a couple of Ice Cream Sandwich ones, but I heard that i can't downgrade.
[HTC One X] xb2:
Another option which should be used as final solution in case all other ways get failed: change your cid to another one (using fastboot) which has more options (4.1 ruu, 4.2 stock rom/nandroid). Search this forum for more details. But please make sure you understand clearly the process and consequences of this method, and you do know what you're doing! I never tried as I dont face same problem as you do with your phone.
[HTC One X] Thant:
He can't Change his CID because he is not S-OFF. Try what sugest [MENTION=4655270]xb2[/MENTION]: Lock bootloader after this Unloack again and flash Philz recovery and see what will happend. And one more thing Take new Unlock_token.bin from HTC first lock the bootloader take the new bin from HTC and unlock the bootloader flash the recovery and report back.
[HTC One X] Simba12:
ok guys, this still isn't fixed! starting to think it is impossible. I'm putting up a bounty for anyone who can resurrect my phone from the dead!
[HTC One X] paulh1978:
Hi simba what's your problem is it still recovery problem
[HTC One X] Simba12:
I have managed to get philz recovery working on my phone, and now want to flash superuser and then my new ROM.

But my new problem now is that my pc isn't recognising my phone in windows.

I have tried mount sd card and mount USB storage, but neither of these is showing up my phone on the pc.

Thanks guys
[HTC One X] virgolib:
Mount USB storage by Philz_Touch recovery, have to wait about 3-4 minutes.
[HTC One X] paulh1978:
As virgolib said it can take a while if you still have no luck try flashing the zip file you got with philz recovery as it has some modules in there that might help.
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Hi Paul. I have left it in for a few mins with mount USB and still nothing showing up. how do i flash the zip file I got with Philz recovery? do i need to do it with a fastboot command?

Thanks
[HTC One X] paulh1978:
Hi simba no you flash it in recovery. When you downloaded philz recovery it will have come in a zip file,just flash that zip how you would a Rom zip,then after it has finished pick reboot recovery.
[HTC One X] paulh1978:
Hi simba thought of check in with you to see if you managed to get your phone mounted to pc.
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Hi Paul...no, not yet. i can still get into philz recovery, but the pc isn't recognising the device. i was a little unsure over your previous instructions. as i can not mount the phone to the pc, i don't understand how i can move the philz zip file to the sd card in the first place.

thanks chief
[HTC One X] paulh1978:
I'm guessing you still have an either sense Rom or cyanogenmod Rom still on you phone,if so just boot you phone normally and download philz recovery using your phone. Then all you will need to do is flash philz zip you just downloaded. Also while phone is booted up check you have usb debugging turned on.
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Don't see why it is not working ? Philz touch is working right ?

Latest philz touch recovery

https://db.tt/MNtVjpOJ

Flashing philz zip file won't change anything. It's made as a zip but can be used by people who have s-off.

Boot into philz recovery, go to mounts & storage and tap the last option in that list (mount as mass storage)

Then wait until it comes up as a usb diskdrive in windows.

Copy the rom.zip to the sdcard and then make a full wipe in recovery.

Factory reset

Wipe cache partition

Wipe dalvik cache

Mounts & storage - format cache,data,system

Then install the rom.zip and reboot back to the bootloader and flash the boot.img from the rom.zip

Should be done then. Custom roms are rooted already.

If you want a rooted stock rom you have to restore your stock nandroid backup and install su.zip over the stock rom.

Installing a superuser script before installing a rom won't work.

You do not root a phone but only it's software !

Cheers

sent from my .......
[HTC One X] Simba12:
Hi guys. I have been quiet for the past few days still trying to fix this. I can usually get into recovery but then it just seems as soon as I solve one problem, another pops up. I got the pc to recognise the phone, but I get this error message MTP USB device; failed. So when I try to move a rom to my phone's internal storage, it does a portion, then just freezes. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the drivers, changed ports, computers, cables etc. I think if I ever get this fixed, I may just throw a party!!
[HTC One X] Mr Hofs:
Mounting the sdcard inside the recovery should not activate MTP......where do you get the MTP error ?

sent from my .......
[HTC One X] tasos12:
Hi everybody I want to share with you a problem that I have to see if you can help me.

Last month I dropped my HOX and I had to send it to service who replaced the mainboard and battery(on warranty and yes its pretty cool they didnt realised the phone problem was cause by the drop).

Service took a whole month to fix the phone but since this was charge free I couldnt compaint.

I got my HOX back last Friday and all OTAs were already in place which is cool because I would have to install them.

The phone is on stock rom and sense 5 android 4.2.2.

Before I send the phone to service my 10 months battery lasted almost a day(well 12-13 hours).

The new battery without heavy usage lastslike 6-7 hours!(I have just 3-4 full charges now).

This morning after full charge I played a game of backgammon for 10 minutes and it dropped a good 10 percent!

Is there an explanation for this?Will things improve over time or not?