Hey there. Just wanted to introduce myself(Jason). I'm gonna be getting the One V next week and am considering rooting it...just reading up and trying to understand everything right now. Won't actually do it till I'm comfortable that I know what I'm doing and why. Anyway, if you have any tips..always cool! take it easy!
Don't ever use combo buttons Power + Volume Up!
Well, the best thing to do at the beginning is to make some back up of your current stock ROM, before doing something like unlock your bootloader and/or rooting your phone...:good:
Just rooted today for my first time, it isn't as hard as you would think just follow the instructions and make sure u have a good amount of free time. Also like he said never boot holding the volume up, because that will brick you. And make a backup of your stock rom.
Welcome to the One V section
Hope you'll enjoy your stay here
Welcome bro..don't do anything n a hurry
Read instructions clearly
Tak bakup
Happy roooting:thumbup::beer:
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Goodluck
It would be really nice if you read all the important posts related to the One V
Before trying anything by your own :victory:
theiNDrAs said:
Well, the best thing to do at the beginning is to make some back up of your current stock ROM, before doing something like unlock your bootloader and/or rooting your phone...:good:
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i'm the new user of one V too...
and how to back up the current stock ROM...???
thank's
pujie said:
i'm the new user of one V too...
and how to back up the current stock ROM...???
thank's
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Unlock your bootloader by using ckpv’s guide after that install cwm recovery by Lloir then backup your stock rom via cwm recovery.....
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pujie said:
i'm the new user of one V too...
and how to back up the current stock ROM...???
thank's
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I was confused at this point too, there are basically two steps to rooting:
1) Unlocking Device Bootloader
1b) Booting ClockWorkMod to make a nandroid (aka backup image I think) of your current setup.
2) Rooting
theiNDrAs said:
Well, the best thing to do at the beginning is to make some back up of your current stock ROM, before doing something like unlock your bootloader and/or rooting your phone...:good:
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you CAN'T make a backup of your stock ROM without a custom recovery. and this implies also unlocking the bootloader in order to install a custom recovery
atonz said:
I was confused at this point too, there are basically two steps to rooting:
1) Unlocking Device Bootloader
1b) Booting ClockWorkMod to make a nandroid (aka backup image I think) of your current setup.
2) Rooting
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First unlock your bootloader then install clockwork mod recovery then for rooting simply flash supersu.zip which you can grab from cm9’s development thread....
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Okay...
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Hi all, i was wondering if anyone has got the backup of stock rom(in the out of the box state) I forgot to backup mine when i was formating my SD card so i'm pretty much bummed now. So if anyone would be so kind as to upload the backup i would dearly appreciate it. And yeah,i'm in need of unbranded EU version. Cheers!
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dajc12 said:
Hi all, i was wondering if anyone has got the backup of stock rom(in the out of the box state) I forgot to backup mine when i was formating my SD card so i'm pretty much bummed now. So if anyone would be so kind as to upload the backup i would dearly appreciate it. And yeah,i'm in need of unbranded EU version. Cheers!
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hey dude try this
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1688508
Thanks for the link mate,but i am looking for a rom backup made with rom manager,not a ruu. :s
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dajc12 said:
Thanks for the link mate,but i am looking for a rom backup made with rom manager,not a ruu. :s
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Don't expect a nandroid backup from anyone as it can contain personal information and can also brick your device. If it needs be, look for the RUU you need, flash it and then make a backup (if on a custom ROM, back that up first)
IF SOMEONE is smart enough he can follow below steps:-
-restore stock rom
-flash stock recovery
-factory reset
-flash custom recovery
-make backup
I am quite sure someone has done this.
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goodguy25 said:
Don't expect a nandroid backup from anyone as it can contain personal information and can also brick your device. If it needs be, look for the RUU you need, flash it and then make a backup (if on a custom ROM, back that up first)
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Well won't that unroot and lock my bootloader again?
abhi8569 said:
IF SOMEONE is smart enough he can follow below steps:-
-restore stock rom
-flash stock recovery
-factory reset
-flash custom recovery
-make backup
I am quite sure someone has done this.
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Well someone must have the file from the last step.And it basically it means if I restore that my phone will brick if its not made on my device?
Well if that's the case I guess I'll stick to CM9,too much hassle for me right now...
Basicaly yes.
Only way to go back to stock is to flash clean stock ROM. Look around for threads about that( i can spell it out for you but well im not that big of a person )
On the other hand there are platy of good ROMs around so you dont HAVE to stay on CM9 wich is incompleat you can flash(many of them just highly moded stock roms with increased efficiancy).
Good luck !
dajc12 said:
Well won't that unroot and lock my bootloader again
yes it wil unroot but the bootloader is still unlocked..!
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baluuu said:
Basicaly yes.
Only way to go back to stock is to flash clean stock ROM. Look around for threads about that( i can spell it out for you but well im not that big of a person )
On the other hand there are platy of good ROMs around so you dont HAVE to stay on CM9 wich is incompleat you can flash(many of them just highly moded stock roms with increased efficiancy).
Good luck !
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Well which one do you recommend?
I have received an upgrade from my network - Three UK - htc One X
I rooted my unlocked Evo 3D previously, but reading into One X root, I'm finding conflicting information and no straight forward solutions. I have had 2 software updates already - 4.0.4 now. Sense 4.1
Does it matter that I have these updates and that the phone came from the carrier?
Anyone know the best way to get it rooted, so that I can backup the stock Rom before choosing a custom?
Thanks
Altermatik83
UK
Please explain what you want ? Are on complete stock and want to update or are you on a custom rom and want to update ?
And is there still an update available or did you update it to the latest 4.0.4 sense 4.1 ?
I'm a little confused reading your text !
Update 4.0.4 comes with sense 4.1 this is one update not 2 separate updates !
Please give the proper info so i can help you with this
If you want to root you must unlock via HTC dev first . And second there are devs that has made it easy for you .there's apps in the dev section that will do it all for you here's one i found for you http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604439 and once you install your recovery you would want to make a back up of your stock Rom
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MarcelHofs said:
Please explain what you want ? Are on complete stock and want to update or are you on a custom rom and want to update ?
And is there still an update available or did you update it to the latest 4.0.4 sense 4.1 ?
I'm a little confused reading your text !
Update 4.0.4 comes with sense 4.1 this is one update not 2 separate updates !
Please give the proper info so i can help you with this
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Hi
It is stock, just thought I'd mention that it updated to 4.0.4 recently. Wasn't sure if it would affect the rooting process.
jslim38 said:
If you want to root you must unlock via HTC dev first . And second there are devs that has made it easy for you .there's apps in the dev section that will do it all for you here's one i found for you http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604439 and once you install your recovery you would want to make a back up of your stock Rom
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Hi
Thanks for the reply. Do you have to go the HTCdev route with this? I don't mind doing it a harder way, just the best way. I'm guessing it doesnt matter that the phone is locked to a carrier.
Altermatik83 said:
Hi
It is stock, just thought I'd mention that it updated to 4.0.4 recently. Wasn't sure if it would affect the rooting process.
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You can still root it following the rooting instructions, there are even video guides for it. It is something everyone can successfully do
If you use that app that I recommended in the previous post HTC dev is built in the app
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Hi
It is stock, just thought I'd mention that it updated to 4.0.4 recently. Wasn't sure if it would affect the rooting process.
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No problem at all, and after the install of the cwm recovery please make a backup of your rom...
And read in on flashing boot.img files with fastboot commands, very important to know and learn how to use them !
MarcelHofs said:
No problem at all, and after the install of the cwm recovery please make a backup of your rom...
And read in on flashing boot.img files with fastboot commands, very important to know and learn how to use them !
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All done and rooted! Only, bootloader says S-ON... but Super user is installed. Nandroid backing up as I write this.
Now, I guess I'll be looking at Roms now, I enjoyed Leedroid on my previous (EVO 3D). Any thoughs on this?
Altermatik83 said:
All done and rooted! Only, bootloader says S-ON... but Super user is installed. Nandroid backing up as I write this.
Now, I guess I'll be looking at Roms now, I enjoyed Leedroid on my previous (EVO 3D). Any thoughs on this?
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S-on is normal ! We don't have s-off yet that's why you have to flash the boot.img file with fastboot commands !!!
Well i don't want to sound as a fanboy but i'm with team venom from the beginning (team pokemon in the beginning) it has some really nice features and customizing stuff !!!
If you need any help you can always PM me ! :thumbup:
hello ,,
just I wanna ask about something regarding flashing custom ROMs !
is it possible to flash many ROMs on my hTC One X and switch between them?
and what are the steps to do that ?
SORRY for this question .. I'm new in this world :|
Yes it is possible.for this follow these steps.
1. Unlock bootloader through HTC dev.
2. Root ur phone.
3. Install clockwork mode recovery.
4. Then u can flash custom Roma.
For detail information search in google.
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Aimen7 said:
hello ,,
just I wanna ask about something regarding flashing custom ROMs !
is it possible to flash many ROMs on my hTC One X and switch between them?
and what are the steps to do that ?
SORRY for this question .. I'm new in this world :|
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There is an app on the Play store called Boot manager which allows you to switch between Roms straight from the app. I have it on my Evo 3D and successfully installed 4 different Roms. I'm not sure if it work on our HOX but i thought i'd let you know anyway
omondisingh said:
There is an app on the Play store called Boot manager which allows you to switch between Roms straight from the app. I have it on my Evo 3D and successfully installed 4 different Roms. I'm not sure if it work on our HOX but i thought i'd let you know anyway
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No this will not work, you have to flash the boot.img manually with fastboot commands from the pc ! Because we (one x owners) do not have S-OFF . if we had s-off it would be possible. So the thought is good .....
nilkar777 said:
Yes it is possible.for this follow these steps.
1. Unlock bootloader through HTC dev.
2. Root ur phone.
3. Install clockwork mode recovery.
4. Then u can flash custom Roma.
For detail information search in google.
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You can skip the rooting part. Most (all) custom roms are already rooted ....
And don't send him to google....
Send him here
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1832891
WOW !!
tank you all, I'll try to flash 2 or 3 ROMs to see what I can do ...
ThAnK yOu
Don't forget to flash the boot.img included in each rom. (if you get stuck at HTC boot animation or the phone keeps rebooting it means that you forgot this step)
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Hello this is my first post and I come to request some help.
I have a htc one v and was trying to update to jelly bean through steps from Android Authorty's guide
After completing this set of instructions I booted up my phone and sadly all I got was a htc screen with the red writing which then turned black and nothing happened after that.
Im pretty worried right now, I dont have much knowledge about androids and I have but a clue as to what I have just done.
Is it permanently damaged? How do i fix this or atlest restore it to the factory state.
Please help!
so-up said:
Hello this is my first post and I come to request some help.
I have a htc one v and was trying to update to jelly bean through steps from Android Authorty's guide
After completing this set of instructions I booted up my phone and sadly all I got was a htc screen with the red writing which then turned black and nothing happened after that.
Im pretty worried right now, I dont have much knowledge about androids and I have but a clue as to what I have just done.
Is it permanently damaged? How do i fix this or atlest restore it to the factory state.
Please help!
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the red letters r normal if u have rooted. as for back to stock just restore ur original back up file you should of created.......... say u made a nandroid backup didnt u
have you flashed the kernel, that is the boot.img from fastboot?????
mihirengg19 said:
have you flashed the kernel, that is the boot.img from fastboot?????
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which kernel, dude he just rooed the phone no ROM yet! :\
cybervibin said:
which kernel, dude he just rooed the phone no ROM yet! :\
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learn to read. he stated:
I have a htc one v and was trying to update to jelly bean through steps from Android Authorty's guide
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as for the OP: make sure you also flash the KERNEL for the respective rom. it is not enough to install only the ROM. You need also the kernel because we currently have S-ON devices.
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which kernel, dude he just rooed the phone no ROM yet! :\
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@1ce he changed the title today, yest it was help! :|
@cybervibin U need to learn to read dude... and yes d approp. kernel(boot.IMG) flashed is very imp. as icebox stated above...
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I guess there is some thing wrong with my xda app...having problems with it:banghead::banghead::banghead:
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O I see...
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the red letters r normal if u have rooted. as for back to stock just restore ur original back up file you should of created.......... say u made a nandroid backup didnt u
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Hey thanks yes i have tried to restore the nandroid and nothing happened still have the same result when trying to boot up my phone
1ceb0x said:
learn to read. he stated:
as for the OP: make sure you also flash the KERNEL for the respective rom. it is not enough to install only the ROM. You need also the kernel because we currently have S-ON devices.
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Ok thanks i actually dont remember doing this step, but is there a way for me to strat over i feel like i have created a huge mess of my phone and i just really want to start new
To start over, u should have the stock kernel. U have restored the stock nandroid then u must flash stock kernel...or it will not boot...
Did u flash the kernel at time of installing JB??
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mihirengg19 said:
To start over, u should have the stock kernel. U have restored the stock nandroid then u must flash stock kernel...or it will not boot...
Did u flash the kernel at time of installing JB??
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is flashing the kernel when you install the zip files on the sd card using clockwork?
if so yes i have done this
so-up said:
is flashing the kernel when you install the zip files on the sd card using clockwork?
if so yes i have done this
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no. flashing kernel is where u flash the boot.img from fastboot. if u do not flash the kernel. your rom wont boot. btw which rom were u installing??
mihirengg19 said:
no. flashing kernel is where u flash the boot.img from fastboot. if u do not flash the kernel. your rom wont boot. btw which rom were u installing??
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Oh ok yes i did do that and the rom was aokpc_primoc_unoffical
But how can I restore my phone to the original state?
Don't forget to make a backup with CWM or what ever recovery you use.
served24 said:
Don't forget to make a backup with CWM or what ever recovery you use.
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Hey i just tried to do this and got error while making backup image of /system
OK so i figured out that i am truly a noob.
I was attempting to install the CDMA version when i needed GSM.
Proud of myself for solving this i went to install the gsm version but sadly now i only get the htc screen with red writing.
It dosent change from there.
Have i done permanent damage because i installed the CDMA version!?
now im getting something really weird my phone goes to the htc screen with red writing then shuts off by itself and then turns on again by itself in a endless cycle of this red writing htc screen.
so-up said:
now im getting something really weird my phone goes to the htc screen with red writing then shuts off by itself and then turns on again by itself in a endless cycle of this red writing htc screen.
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Alright... let's get your phone fixed!
I assume you have:
1. Unlocked bootloader
2. Installed a recovery
3. Installed a custom CDMA ROM
4. Then installed a GSM ROM
5. Now phone keeps rebooting?
Is that correct?
Hi all,
I want to ONLY ROOT my htc one x. No more, no less.
Only root.
How can i do this?
Thanks
HTC One X ROOT/SuperSU/BusyBox
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1644167
Here's the link, just a tip for next time... use the search function and the root info section
Unlock bootloader, install a recovery and flash supersu.zip. That's it!
If you need more specific instructions, check the guide you can find at one of the tabs of the one x forum index.
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Follow post #1 from this thread
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069904
The other thread posted above is also good. In fact they are practically the same thing for your purposes. See, the info was there all along in more than one place.
Okay thanks. Some last question. I have a HTC one x (international) version. That will work for me?
And will I lost all that I have on my phone?
And the last, do this will install another rom or kernels? Cause I want to stay on stock..
Thanks for a quick reply friends.
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You will lose all the data on your phone, so a backup is recommended. If you follow the guide only through the first post like was said, you will remain on stock kernel and rom and only have root.
Okay thanks a lot. But I'm a little bit confuse, with the two link. Is it the same?
And on the HTC one x forum, I've see a "root info" can I follow this?
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The one in "root info" is a one click method, which is quite simple.
I, however, recommend you to use the other guide (linked by requiem), because by using it you will learn something about adb/fastboot and recovey usage.
If you get in trouble in the future, then you will have the knowledge to recover from it.
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The one in "root info" is a one click method, which is quite simple.
I, however, recommend you to use the other guide (linked by requiem), because by using it you will learn something about adb/fastboot and recovey usage.
If you get in trouble in the future, then you will have the knowledge to recover from it.[/QUOTE
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIeq8Jx28cs
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80lMHUgxwww
follow both the videos .. its as simple as get .. get the lastest fastboot files and all njy..
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Hi guys,
I will root my HTC one x in some few minutes. But how can I make a good backup of all my phone?
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R.ThierryHOX said:
Hi guys,
I will root my HTC one x in some few minutes. But how can I make a good backup of all my phone?
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at present root it instal cloclword recovery if u want to thn make a nandriod backup of stock for emergency
dude titanium backup s the best nd see the videos u vl understand everything as simple as it gets ..
R.ThierryHOX said:
Hi guys,
I will root my HTC one x in some few minutes. But how can I make a good backup of all my phone?
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Take the first backup of your sd card by using usb cable. Just copy all the stuff from sd to pc. Photos, music, etc. will be saved.
Take second backup, nandroid backup, when you have flashed clockworkmod, by tapping the backup/restore in recovery menu. This will backup your ROM. Nandroid backup will not backup your sdcard.
zishan23291 said:
at present root it instal cloclword recovery if u want to thn make a nandriod backup of stock for emergency
dude titanium backup s the best nd see the videos u vl understand everything as simple as it gets ..
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and nandriod backup is the back up of ur stock rom
titanium backup is after u rooted ur Rom its fot data ..
carrying on from this want to root my one x and put viper rom on it which was on before it went for repair,downloaded the jbfw toolkit is that the right programme,total newbie to this thanks
wonderbar1uk said:
carrying on from this want to root my one x and put viper rom on it which was on before it went for repair,downloaded the jbfw toolkit is that the right programme,total newbie to this thanks
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hm... toolkit ? follow easy and simple step you will succeed and do make a nandiod backup never forget
zishan23291 said:
hm... toolkit ? follow easy and simple step you will succeed and do make a nandiod backup never forget
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is that the right programme,,nandroid back up ?
wonderbar1uk said:
is that the right programme,,nandroid back up ?
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Use hasoon2000's one in all kit for unlocking bootloader and installing a recovery.
Use jbfw toolkit for hboot updating if you need to.
Use recovery for taking nandroid backups.
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TToivanen said:
Use hasoon2000's one in all kit for unlocking bootloader and installing a recovery.
Use jbfw toolkit for hboot updating if you need to.
Use recovery for taking nandroid backups.
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ill look at that prog,thanks