[HTC One X] statmonkey:
I am posting this in the hopes it might help someone that has a similar problem. I personally went down a lot of wrong roads before stumbling across the answer. Maybe that is me but like many issues all the answers were here in XDA they were just a little hard to find. If you are facing this problem here they are in one place/

Initially I was faced with a non-charging, boot looped HOX International

Many thanks to M@c|-|oR, teemo, Thant who got me through this.

HOX International Endeavoru

S-On

HBOOT 0.95

Version-main 1.29.401.11

oem readcid H_Y13-2.17.401.2

Stuck in boot loop. Device would not charge, would only run when on usb and then only go to bootloader screen. After a few minutes connection and phone would die. This is the worst possible situation if you have anything more than this it will work as well

The phone was unlocked.

Should work on either Windows, Mac, Linux as long as you have adb and fastboot installed (I use Linux)

This can all be done without ever having a working phone until process is completed.

Step One - Install a recovery CWM 5.8.4.0

On your pc download 5.8.4.0 from http://xdaforums.com/show...5#post24738635

Personally I renamed it to somethingeasy.

Open a terminal (in Linux as long as fastboot is in your path it doesn't matter, in Windows you will need to be in the directory that has fastboot) Now flash the recovery.

fastboot flash recovery somethingeasy.img

Make sure it completes with no errors. This is an old recovery and should not be a problem for the device.

This recovery will (among other things) give you the ability to mount the phone on your box easily so you can copy files over.

Step 2 - Give the phone a chance to charge

Reboot the phone into recovery (or the bootloader and select recovery) which will allow the battery to charge.

Step 3 - Find a file to update your HBOOT

The major issue here is HBOOT 0.95 since it won't allow you to do a native update in the phone OS from an OTA. For me it refused to accept anything I downloaded on the phone after I restored from a nandroid backup so I just skipped that step.

By going to http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1957376

Then find a file that matches your realcid. In my case that was a H_Y13 with 401 file. As in x.xx.401.2

Download that file and put it in your fastboot directory.

Step 4 - Relock the phone

Boot the phone into the bootloader select fastboot usb. Open a terminal and type

fastboot oem lock

Step 5 - Follow the steps on http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1957376

Follow the steps from thread above:

Rename the downloaded file to firmware.zip and open a terminal

fastboot oem rebootRUU

and wait for device to reboot. It will come up with an HTC screen, be patient

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

and wait for process to complete, again be patient it will work as noted on the link above sometimes flashing for the first time doesn't work, so flash firmware.zip again just to make sure (and in my case it did not and I had to flash twice)

fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

and wait for process to complete

fastboot reboot

Then find your original unlock code from HTC dev or just do the whole unlock http://www.htcdev.com/bootloader/ again from the HTC site

Step 6 Reflash the recovery from above

Next reflash the HOX recovery from above we called somethingeasy.img

fastboot flash recovery somethingeasy.img

Boot into recovery

Wiped system, data, cache

now follow the steps from http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2630225 or whatever ROM you want. In my case my HBOOT was upgraded to 1.72, just in time to get ready for Lollipop. Hope this is of help to someone.