[Q] Boot loop attempting to boot recovery? - HTC One X

Just unlocked my ATT HTC One X using the HTC Dev website. Device is reporting unlocked when booting however if I attempt to flash a custom recovery (CWMT 5.8.4.0 or TWRP) and boot into recovery all I get is the HTC boot screen with the dev txt, sits there, then phone reboots itself back to the original factory ROM. Am I missing something here? I have done fastboot erase cache as well with no luck.
Also, attempting to boot into recovery from the bootloader rather than adb or fastboot commands sometimes sends it into a boot loop.
Suggestions?
Thanks!

Wrong forum and wrong recovery, the recovery is for the international quad core One X.
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Bootloop on normal boot and Recovery crashes..

I was playing with the Voltage settings of my rom, then I must have undervolted it too much and the top notification bar vanished and the rom froze.
So I rebooted it and it got stuck at the T-mobile ring thing. Then I rebooted again after 10 minutes of waiting and it got stuck in the MildWild boot up and keeps bootlooping.
I think went into recovery and 4EXT Touch recovery freezes at "Configuring settings.."
Is my desire completely bricked? Is there any way to fix this?
Please help me.
My HTC Desire is S-OFF with CM7r2 HBOOT.
Booting to fastboot? Power and back button?
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fastboot erase recovery
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Once done, use the new recovery and do whatever you want with it. Assuming you're s off.
Here's the latest test recovery image
http://i.minus.com/j3g4IMmIcQOZG.img

One X Bootloop

I was using arhd
Flashed aokp icecoldjelly - booted fine
powered down into recovery
ran superwipe
booted into bootloader
flashed arhd boot.img
tried to boot into recovery and stuck at htc splash
holding power causes the buttons to flash a few times and the screen shuts off for a second and then gets stuck at htc splash screen again
Sorry about the weirdly formatted post. I made the checklist of things I did so that i could get help. Adb and fastboot are unable to see the device.
Thanks
Edit: I got into fastboot and tried reflashing the recovery. As soon as i tried to boot into recovery again, the same thing happened as above.
Have you tried "fastboot erase cache" without the commas
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yuppp finally got it working! thanks.
So you flashed the ROM, and THEN superwiped it? Or is your list of things not chronological?
the list of things is chronological. I fastboot wiped cache and the recovery finally stuck so i was able to restore my nandroid

[Q] How to factory reset HTC One V if stuck on red HTC development screen?

Hello, I have a HTC ONE V(CDMA) running on stock Android 4.0 ICS. I have unlocked bootloader and rooted the phone. I tried to install clockworkmod recovery but wasn't successfully. So for a while now I've been using my phone rooted and with bootloader unlocked. I decide I dont want my phone to be rooted anymore, so I unroot my phone using SuperSU. After that I relocked my bootloader using fastboot. Now when I want to factory reset my phone it always gets stuck on the red HTC development menu. Would someone please help me figure out how to factory reset my phone? Thank you!
do it in recovery?
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What do you mean? I wasn't able to install Clockworkmod Recovery.
R: [Q] How to factory reset HTC One V if stuck on red HTC development screen?
Install twrp recovery and try to factory reset
I am not well experience on rooting and install things on Android. May you explain to me how to install twrp recovery on my HTC One V that is now relocked and unrooted?
R: [Q] How to factory reset HTC One V if stuck on red HTC development screen?
Well, you need to unlock and root again ahah. Then just connect the phone in fastboot mode, on your pc copy the twrp recovery file to your fastboot folder, open cmd and type fastboot flash recovery nameofrecovery.img, then just reboot your phone into recovery
mr_nooby said:
Well, you need to unlock and root again ahah. Then just connect the phone in fastboot mode, on your pc copy the twrp recovery file to your fastboot folder, open cmd and type fastboot flash recovery nameofrecovery.img, then just reboot your phone into recovery
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Where do I find the twrp recovery file for HTC ONE V(CDMA)?
R: [Q] How to factory reset HTC One V if stuck on red HTC development screen?
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1721749

[Q] Cannot install any custom recovery.

I have successfully unlocked the bootloader. I flashed the cwm recovery by fastboot with the proper command and the command executed fine. I also erased the cache with fastboot. But when I select recovery from the hboot menu it gets stuck on to screen with the HTC logo with following text in red "this build is for development purposes only do not distribute outside of htc without written permission". I cannot access the cwm menu.
I tried the twrp recovery too but no avail. The same screen comes up.
I searched a bit and found that some have faced the same issue with HTC ONE X and had their problem solved by flashing an interim unofficial cwm built for their device. But I can't find any such interim cwm recovery for HTC ONE V.
Please help.
What command u used to flash??
rohov said:
What command u used to flash??
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fastboot flash recovery nameoftherecovery.img
In my case it was fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Nothing wrong on my side. This is not my first time.
And the commands executed without any error.
I even relocked the bootloader and unlocked it again. But, still the problem persists.
anice06 said:
fastboot flash recovery nameoftherecovery.img
In my case it was fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Nothing wrong on my side. This is not my first time.
And the commands executed without any error.
I even relocked the bootloader and unlocked it again. But, still the problem persists.
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If you take a ruu and remove the Rom.zip and from that take the recovery.img and flash that, does the phone boot into the stock recovery?
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Stuck in bootloader

I've been trying to flash an AT&T HTC One M8 with the GPe ROM found here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2706441
I've used this guide and everything went fine: http://htc-one.wonderhowto.com/how-to/unlock-bootloader-root-your-htc-one-m8-0154444/
I was in the TWRP Recovery and wanted to format the internal sd card for a fresh start, so I formatted. Afterwards I was unable to get back into the recovery, for some reason I can't erase or format recovery using fastboot, erasing the cache and flashing the recovery image again only brings me to a flickering TeamWin screen, then tries to normally boot but nothing is there for it to boot into so it just sits in a boot loop.
I've tried Philz recovery as well. That works for a little bit but after 10-15 seconds the phone tries to boot normally again and I get stuck in the boot loop.
I tried running `fastboot oem rebootRUU`, that brought me to a black HTC screen and gave me the ability to use fastboot. In RUU mode, I erased the cache again and reflashed the recovery, then erased the cache again and rebooted to fastboot. Tried to boot into Recovery and was greeted with the flickering TeamWin logo and a boot loop.
Can anyone give me a hand here?
If fastboot erase cache doesn't allow you to get into recovery, I can only suggest you're flashing the wrong or a corrupted recovery. Re-download the correct one and flash it.
BenPope said:
If fastboot erase cache doesn't allow you to get into recovery, I can only suggest you're flashing the wrong or a corrupted recovery. Re-download the correct one and flash it.
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I've redownloaded it about 4 times now
JustLikeThat said:
I've redownloaded it about 4 times now
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You need to push a backup sense Rom or gpe to your phone the restore the backup.
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