Obviously still a noob! - HTC One X

I'll try and keep this short!
I rooted my one x today. I tried flashing the orio rom with no success.
Luckily I made a backup and am able to restore but I think the kernel is not the stock one I had.
I thought this would be restored as well with the nandroid.
Anyway, I´ve been looking around, and flashed what I believed to be the stock kernel but it just got stuck at the splash screen, so I went back to the tripndroid v006 kernel
I noticed the led flashing red and green when plugged in to my laptops usb. My wifi has error and the phone signal cant connect?
Any help?

You need to flash the boot.img within the nandroid backup.
If you boot into recovery, mount usb storage (under the storage options). This will let you access the internal memory. Look for clockworkmod and find your nandroid backup.
Extract the boot.img and flash that in fastboot.
That should get you back up and running hopefully
Sent from my GT-N7100 using xda premium

kylec said:
You need to flash the boot.img within the nandroid backup.
If you boot into recovery, mount usb storage (under the storage options). This will let you access the internal memory. Look for clockworkmod and find your nandroid backup.
Extract the boot.img and flash that in fastboot.
That should get you back up and running hopefully
Sent from my GT-N7100 using xda premium
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Thanks a million mate, I'll give it a go now.

Ok I am using TWRP and there is three files in the nandroid backup, one of them is boot.emmc.win, is that where the boot.img is? How do I extract it?

colinmc8 said:
Ok I am using TWRP and there is three files in the nandroid backup, one of them is boot.emmc.win, is that where the boot.img is? How do I extract it?
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No need to extract it, just flash it as it is with the same name
Fastboot flash boot boot.emmc.win

Mr Hofs said:
No need to extract it, just flash it as it is with the same name
Fastboot flash boot boot.emmc.win
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It only allows me to choose .img files, do I need add to change the extension?

colinmc8 said:
It only allows me to choose .img files, do I need add to change the extension?
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What do you mean by that .... Where do you choose the .img file
You have to flash the boot.win file from the pc to the phone that is in the bootloader/fastboot usb mode !

Mr Hofs said:
What do you mean by that .... Where do you choose the .img file
You have to flash the boot.win file from the pc to the phone that is in the bootloader/fastboot usb mode !
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HA, Now you get the thread title? lol I´m using Hasoon2000's toolkit, I boot into bootloader, select flash a kernel,and it opens the browse dialog but only allowing me to select .img type files not .win type files.
Sorry for my lack of knowledge, I realize this is nonsense for most people on here.

Try this then
http://db.tt/ldx3qOOU
Copy these files on the pc
C:\fastboot\files from my link
Then copy the .win boot image to that folder
Now open a command print inside the fastboot folder,right click inside the folder and oke. Cmd prompt then put the phone in bootloader/fastboot usb mode and type the commands to flash the .win file like i said in the earlier post

Mr Hofs said:
Now open a command print inside the fastboot folder,right click inside the folder and oke. Cmd prompt then put the phone in bootloader/fastboot usb mode and type the commands to flash the .win file like i said in the earlier post
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You lost me here

You made a folder on the pc and if you put your arrow in the folder and right click it .....
Wait my mistake
Hold shift and right click inside the folder it should say something in the list like open commandprompt here . The picture is in dutch .... Hope it makes sense

Haha if that doesn't make sense...
copy your .win file to the fastboot folder and then copy the whole folder to your c:\ drive
Then open Command Prompt. (Win XP: Click start -> run -> type "cmd" ; Win 7: Click start -> type "cmd" ; Win 8: press windows key+Q -> type "cmd")
A black box should appear.
Turn off your phone. Then turn it on by holding volume down and power at the same time. You will be taken to the bootloader screen.
press volume down to highlight "fastboot" -> press power to select.
connect your phone to your computer
Type (without the quotes):
cd c:\fastboot (press enter)
fastboot erase cache (press enter)
fastboot flash boot boot.emmc.win (press enter)
fastboot reboot (press enter)
Your phone will restart and that should be it

Once again, I´m afraid not. I´m using windows xp which appears to not have this option.
I have read in another thread that the boot.emmc.win file I have can be renamed to boot.img and then flashed, what do you think?
Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=22707035&postcount=64

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colinmc8 said:
Once again, I´m afraid not. I´m using windows xp which appears to not have this option.
I have read in another thread that the boot.emmc.win file I have can be renamed to boot.img and then flashed, what do you think?
Here: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=22707035&postcount=64
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I just tried that and its all good.
Thanks for your help and time. I have ran out of thanks for today but I'll come back to hit your thanks button.

Glad it worked! We were all noobs once and it took me a while before I could flash boot.img files without a cheat sheet haha
Sent from my GT-N7100 using xda premium

Nice !
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Please help with installing Legaxy Xperia 4.2.2

Install Instruction:
Set flashtool to fastboot mode.
Extract the boot.img from the ROM zip.
Place the ROM zip onto your SD card.
Flash the boot.img using fastboot.
Boot into CWM.
Select install zip, choose from SD card and select the ROM zip.
Then flash the GApps package is you put it on your SD card.
Reboot phone and you should be running CM10.1 on your phone now.
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Hi,
I am trying to install this rom legacy xperia 4.2.2 But I am stuck at flashing kernel
The tool is flashtool as you can see in picture
http://www.uppic.org/share-AA2F_520F170B.html
When I click select kernel to flash, it doesnt do anything and the red text says error...
Don't use flashtool, try using fastboot.exe instead.
Place the kernel in the same directory as fastboot.exe, press shift and right click on the directory and click "open command window here"
Then type they following into cmd:
fastboot devices
Confirm you see at least one device there, it will appear as a jumbled set of numbers and letters followed by the word fastboot. That will be your device.
After that, type this into cmd:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
If done correctly, it will say boot.img sent or something, it will definitely show some kind of success.
You can disconnect your phone now, boot it up and press vol down when you see a blue flash. This will bring you into CWM recovery.
From there, select install zip -> choose from SD card -> ROM zip
Flash it and reboot, you should have CM10.1 running on your phone now.
P.S this should be in Q&A section instead of general.
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niruzz said:
Install Instruction:
Set flashtool to fastboot mode.
Extract the boot.img from the ROM zip.
Place the ROM zip onto your SD card.
Flash the boot.img using fastboot.
Boot into CWM.
Select install zip, choose from SD card and select the ROM zip.
Then flash the GApps package is you put it on your SD card.
Reboot phone and you should be running CM10.1 on your phone now.
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Hi,
I am trying to install this rom legacy xperia 4.2.2 But I am stuck at flashing kernel
The tool is flashtool as you can see in picture
http://www.uppic.org/share-AA2F_520F170B.html
When I click select kernel to flash, it doesnt do anything and the red text says error...
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Connect your phone in fastboot mode first. For that, turn off your phone, connect USB cable to the PC, then hold down Menu button and connect USB cable to the phone. If blue LED lights up, phone is in fastboot mode. If not, try again.
popthosegaskets said:
Don't use flashtool, try using fastboot.exe instead.
Place the kernel in the same directory as fastboot.exe, press shift and right click on the directory and click "open command window here"
Then type they following into cmd:
fastboot devices
Confirm you see at least one device there, it will appear as a jumbled set of numbers and letters followed by the word fastboot. That will be your device.
After that, type this into cmd:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
If done correctly, it will say boot.img sent or something, it will definitely show some kind of success.
You can disconnect your phone now, boot it up and press vol down when you see a blue flash. This will bring you into CWM recovery.
From there, select install zip -> choose from SD card -> ROM zip
Flash it and reboot, you should have CM10.1 running on your phone now.
P.S this should be in Q&A section instead of general.
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What's wrong with using the fastboot within Flashtool? It is a lot easier for most of the users.
popthosegaskets said:
Don't use flashtool, try using fastboot.exe instead.
Place the kernel in the same directory as fastboot.exe, press shift and right click on the directory and click "open command window here"
Then type they following into cmd:
fastboot devices
Confirm you see at least one device there, it will appear as a jumbled set of numbers and letters followed by the word fastboot. That will be your device.
After that, type this into cmd:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
If done correctly, it will say boot.img sent or something, it will definitely show some kind of success.
You can disconnect your phone now, boot it up and press vol down when you see a blue flash. This will bring you into CWM recovery.
From there, select install zip -> choose from SD card -> ROM zip
Flash it and reboot, you should have CM10.1 running on your phone now.
P.S this should be in Q&A section instead of general.
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Thanks but it doesnt work.
fastboot devices < doesnt return with anything
fastboot flash boot boot.img < it says waiting for device >
I have try many program like Sony flashtool emma, and both do not work
http://postimg.org/image/jnx079uwd/
niruzz said:
Thanks but it doesnt work.
fastboot devices < doesnt return with anything
fastboot flash boot boot.img < it says waiting for device >
I have try many program like Sony flashtool emma, and both do not work
http://postimg.org/image/jnx079uwd/
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Have you installed adb drivers for your phone?
Sent from International Space Station
yes, http://postimg.org/image/eau58isot/
What API do I have to install?
I am on ultimate HD4 Rom
niruzz said:
yes, http://postimg.org/image/eau58isot/
What API do I have to install?
I am on ultimate HD4 Rom
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1582554 download it from here.
ChillToucH said:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1582554 download it from here.
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IT WORKS!!!
:victory:
popthosegaskets said:
Don't use flashtool, try using fastboot.exe instead.
Place the kernel in the same directory as fastboot.exe, press shift and right click on the directory and click "open command window here"
Then type they following into cmd:
fastboot devices
Confirm you see at least one device there, it will appear as a jumbled set of numbers and letters followed by the word fastboot. That will be your device.
After that, type this into cmd:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
If done correctly, it will say boot.img sent or something, it will definitely show some kind of success.
You can disconnect your phone now, boot it up and press vol down when you see a blue flash. This will bring you into CWM recovery.
From there, select install zip -> choose from SD card -> ROM zip
Flash it and reboot, you should have CM10.1 running on your phone now.
P.S this should be in Q&A section instead of general.
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yes flashtool doesnt work. but fastboot works.
:laugh:
delete by me
niruzz said:
yes flashtool doesnt work. but fastboot works.
:laugh:
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Flashtool works. You just have to learn how to use it, like connecting phone in fastboot mode before selecting any fastboot options in flashtool
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[Q] Factory reset and flashed a new rom. I have no google apps, recovery won't load.

I have google apps in a .zip, but no way to access them. My recovery won't load. It's stuck on "checking SD card update..."
How do I fix this or have I turned my phone into a paperweight?
ashleynicholson said:
I have google apps in a .zip, but no way to access them. My recovery won't load. It's stuck on "checking SD card update..."
How do I fix this or have I turned my phone into a paperweight?
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try other custom recovery.
robchongke said:
try other custom recovery.
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I have no idea how to do that.
ashleynicholson said:
I have no idea how to do that.
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are you on sense 5 already? you have to flash it via fastboot comman in CMD.
robchongke said:
are you on sense 5 already? you have to flash it via fastboot comman in CMD.
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I've been running CM for several months, I've never had Sense 5. I installed the new CM Nightly, and it wouldn't boot, so I had to factory reset my phone and flash an old version of CM. It booted, but the Gapps didn't install. Now when I go back into my recovery (Clockwork), it won't load properly.
ashleynicholson said:
I've been running CM for several months, I've never had Sense 5. I installed the new CM Nightly, and it wouldn't boot, so I had to factory reset my phone and flash an old version of CM. It booted, but the Gapps didn't install. Now when I go back into my recovery (Clockwork), it won't load properly.
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download any custom recovery here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1832891
put the recovery in your fastboot folder
rename it to recovery.img
enter this command one at a time
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot erase cache
then reboot your phone to recovery
robchongke said:
download any custom recovery here. http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1832891
put the recovery in your fastboot folder
rename it to recovery.img
enter this command one at a time
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot erase cache
then reboot your phone to recovery
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Is that the windows version?
ashleynicholson said:
Is that the windows version?
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yes. I'm using windows 7
robchongke said:
yes. I'm using windows 7
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Ok. Does it matter that I'm using a different computer than the one I used originally?
How exactly do I do this, does my phone need to be on or off or what's the story?
Thanks very much.
ashleynicholson said:
Ok. Does it matter that I'm using a different computer than the one I used originally?
How exactly do I do this, does my phone need to be on or off or what's the story?
Thanks very much.
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phone must be in bootloader and you need fastboot files. how come your phone is on CM10 yet you don't know this fastboot thing?
robchongke said:
phone must be in bootloader and you need fastboot files. how come your phone is on CM10 yet you don't know this fastboot thing?
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I had great trouble doing it the last time. It took me several hours and I came close to bricking it a few times. I'm pretty technologically incapable. It's my bootloader thing that won't load anyway, so that's no use to me.
Is there any chance you could be a saint and compile together detailed instructions for me? If not, no worries, but I'm a bit of an idiot.
ashleynicholson said:
I had great trouble doing it the last time. It took me several hours and I came close to bricking it a few times. I'm pretty technologically incapable. It's my bootloader thing that won't load anyway, so that's no use to me.
Is there any chance you could be a saint and compile together detailed instructions for me? If not, no worries, but I'm a bit of an idiot.
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if you dont have htc driver installed in your computer just download and install htc sync manager.
i only use fastboot. here is the file. http://www.mediafire.com/download/q2540u4g3v6qqd7/Fastboot.zip
extract the fastboot zip file and put it in your desktop.
put your downloaded custom recovery inside the fastboot folder. rename it to recovery.img
boot your phone into bootloader press power button+volume down. dont release until you see this.
https://www.google.com.ph/search?q=bootloader+htc+one+x&client=firefox-a&hs=UrW&rls=org.mozilla:en-USfficial&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ei=JGZcUuDFEsaoiAf6rYCABA&ved=0CAkQ_AUoAQ&biw=1262&bih=645#facrc=_&imgdii=_&imgrc=OCSTXEIwH8T3jM%3A%3BHGXrRqPSLDR5xM%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fcdn2.ubergizmo.com%252Fwp-content%252Fuploads%252F2012%252F05%252Fone-x-boot.jpg%3Bhttp%253A%252F%252Fwww.ubergizmo.com%252F2012%252F05%252Fatt-htc-one-x-bootloader-unofficially-unlocked%252F%3B640%3B459
now in your pc navigate to start>run then type cmd
one you're in command prompt. navigate to where your fastboot folder is. like this C:\Users\ashleynicholson\desktop\fastboot>
you can now enter these two commands. one at a time
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot erase cache
you now have custom recovery. reboot your phone.
robchongke said:
if you dont have htc driver installed in your computer just download and install htc sync manager.
i only use fastboot. here is the file. http://www.mediafire.com/download/q2540u4g3v6qqd7/Fastboot.zip
extract the fastboot zip file and put it in your desktop.
put your downloaded custom recovery inside the fastboot folder. rename it to recovery.img
boot your phone into bootloader press power button+volume down. dont release until you see this.
https://www.google.com.ph/search?q=...x-bootloader-unofficially-unlocked%2F;640;459
now in your pc navigate to start>run then type cmd
one you're in command prompt. navigate to where your fastboot folder is. like this C:\Users\ashleynicholson\desktop\fastboot>
you can now enter these two commands. one at a time
fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
fastboot erase cache
you now have custom recovery. reboot your phone.
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If you hold shift and right click in side the fastboot folder, it will open a cmd window in that location.
To navigate in cmd you use the CD command
E.g
CD C:\\ will take you to the root of C drive.
CD C:\\fastboot will take you to the folder "fastboot" and so on.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda app-developers app
Ok, I've figured out what I was doing wrong. I had my phone plugged into the USB while trying to load the bootloader, and of course that wouldn't work. All is well now, thanks very much.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda app-developers app

[Q] Stuck in HTC logo, no power

Hi guys,
I am stuck REALLY stuck. I have or now had a rooted htc one x. I tried to flash a rom but this kept on stucking on the logo (carbon logo, cause it was a Carbon rom). When I saw this I got confused so I deleted everything from recovery mode. EVERYTHING the rom and what was on the sd card. Now when i try to turn oi on it is stuck on the htc logo (the first one that appears). I presume its doing so cause it is finding no rom to load. My other problem is the power. The battery got drained and I cannot even see my SD card on the pc ! I found somewhere that in recovery mode i could go to advanced and to side load but i cannot even see this side load option. PLEASSSSE help me I am really desperate!!
When you're in recovery, connect to your PC and mount your sdcard, in twrp it's advanced/mount. The card should then show up on your PC, put the rom zip on your card and let the phone charge for a while. Use fastboot to erase cache then flash the rom.
sinkster said:
when you're in recovery, connect to your pc and mount your sdcard, in twrp it's advanced/mount. The card should then show up on your pc, put the rom zip on your card and let the phone charge for a while. Use fastboot to erase cache then flash the rom.
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thanks for your reply.at the moment i am trying to charge the bat. To tell you the truth i tried mount sdcard in advance mode but still int memory didnt show up on pc. I shall retry when i get some power up
sinkster said:
when you're in recovery, connect to your pc and mount your sdcard, in twrp it's advanced/mount. The card should then show up on your pc, put the rom zip on your card and let the phone charge for a while. Use fastboot to erase cache then flash the rom.
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nothing cant do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!did i brick my phone???
Why cant i see it on my pc. Doesit have to do with the cable i am using???
xxinterboyxx said:
nothing cant do it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!did i brick my phone???
Why cant i see it on my pc. Doesit have to do with the cable i am using???
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Try the original cable together with a 2.0 usb port,
if it still doesnt work flash another recovery like philz touch when you have enough juice
xxinterboyxx said:
Hi guys,
I am stuck REALLY stuck. I have or now had a rooted htc one x. I tried to flash a rom but this kept on stucking on the logo (carbon logo, cause it was a Carbon rom). When I saw this I got confused so I deleted everything from recovery mode. EVERYTHING the rom and what was on the sd card. Now when i try to turn oi on it is stuck on the htc logo (the first one that appears). I presume its doing so cause it is finding no rom to load. My other problem is the power. The battery got drained and I cannot even see my SD card on the pc ! I found somewhere that in recovery mode i could go to advanced and to side load but i cannot even see this side load option. PLEASSSSE help me I am really desperate!!
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You should flash boot.img and it should boot fine
So another time read, read, read so you won't get in trouble and be without phone few hours/days
nikola016 said:
You should flash boot.img and it should boot fine
So another time read, read, read so you won't get in trouble and be without phone few hours/days
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Thanks for the advise..but could you please be more specific like making a step by step proceedure. please note that mob is saying "battery level is lowto flash" and i cannot see my sd card on my pc.
thanks again
Extract the boot.img file from the rom, place it in the same location as your adb set up. Reboot to fastboot mode, connect to PC, open cmd window at same location as abd and type:
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Reboot.
sinkster said:
Extract the boot.img file from the rom, place it in the same location as your adb set up. Reboot to fastboot mode, connect to PC, open cmd window at same location as abd and type:
fastboot erase cache
fastboot flash boot boot.img
Reboot.
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cache erase but getting cannot open boot.img!!!!!!!!!
Don't open it. Just extract it to your adb folder, and flash it via fastboot. If it's not called boot.img then either use fastboot flash boot (bootname).img or rename it to boot.img. Plus if you've erased the system you'll need to flash the rom again via recovery.
sinkster said:
Don't open it. Just extract it to your adb folder, and flash it via fastboot. If it's not called boot.img then either use fastboot flash boot (bootname).img or rename it to boot.img. Plus if you've erased the system you'll need to flash the rom again via recovery.
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i am typing "C:\android\sdk\platform-tools\fastboot flash boot boot.img" is it good? cause its replying cannot open boot.img and the file i extracted is called boot.img. I cant understand were i am wrong. Perhaps cause the battery is still very low?
The extracted boot.img should be in the sdk folder, for example mine is C:\Users\Sinclair\Downloads\adb_fastboot_and_other_tools\adb_fastboot_and_other_tools\Android. Open the folder, shift+right click and choose 'open command window here'. Try 'fastboot devices' to ensure it's been detected, if so it should work. Possibly a bad download.
sinkster said:
The extracted boot.img should be in the sdk folder, for example mine is C:\Users\Sinclair\Downloads\adb_fastboot_and_other_tools\adb_fastboot_and_other_tools\Android. Open the folder, shift+right click and choose 'open command window here'. Try 'fastboot devices' to ensure it's been detected, if so it should work. Possibly a bad download.
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please you are my only hope before i throw this device in the rubbish can. could you send me a detailed step by step proceedure of what to do cause I am completely lost. the files i need to down load where to put themand commands i should write down in command mode. I am completely noob on this and all these words you all use.If you cant and i completly understand could you recomend wewre i can post my problem for more veterans to see or perhaps there is somewhere where i can ship my device and get it fixed at a cost of course.
THANKS
You put literally the boot.img file in that state in the Fastboot.exe folder on the pc. So it goes into the platform tools folder !
Then you put the phone in the bootloader where you see "Fastboot usb" in red text
Then you point with the mouse inside the platform tools folder and hold down shift and click the right button and select "open command window here"
Then you type the command in that window
Fastboot erase cache
Fastboot flash boot boot.img
Fastboot erase cache
By your reply I'm presuming you don't have a full adb/fastboot setup. Read this http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=42407269,
and follow the instructions.
Mr Hofs said:
You put literally the boot.img file in that state in the Fastboot.exe folder on the pc. So it goes into the platform tools folder !
Then you put the phone in the bootloader where you see "Fastboot usb" in red text
Then you point with the mouse inside the platform tools folder and hold down shift and click the right button and select "open command window here"
Then you type the command in that window
Fastboot erase cache
Fastboot flash boot boot.img
Fastboot erase cache
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Hi there
Thanks for your interest in helping me out. After i do this right click thing i go to the black window and give these commands as they are no previous path like c:\ etc etc before the commands you gave me? Cause the funny thing i did the erase cache thing and it did it but this boot boot.img isnt doing it. And bdw i redownloaded another rom, copied it to the file tools and extracted it there. In it there was a boot.img file. Did i do the right thing?
Thanks again
When you open the cmd window by right click in a folder then all commands you enter are for that folder path, so it's fastboot flash boot xxx.img(replace xxx with the boot name), and it's only the boot.img for your rom you need extracted to the folder.
I think you are confusing yourself. Just stay calm and read carefully ! It's not rocket science. Open the rom.zip with 7Zip and just drag out the boot.img file to the exact same folder as where your fastboot.exe file is located. Open the command window there and type the commands.
The command fail cannot open is only because the file is just not there !
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http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069904
Mr Hofs said:
I think you are confusing yourself. Just stay calm and read carefully ! It's not rocket science. Open the rom.zip with 7Zip and just drag out the boot.img file to the exact same folder as where your fastboot.exe file is located. Open the command window there and type the commands.
The command fail cannot open is only because the file is just not there !
---------- Post added at 10:20 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:30 AM ----------
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2069904
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I opened the foldet where my fastboot command is pointed the arrow inside the file, pressed down and holded the shift key when i right click the mouse cant see the command open command window here!!!!!!! What I am doing wrong i cant understand http://forum.xda-developers.com/images/icons/icon9.gif
xxinterboyxx said:
I opened the foldet where my fastboot command is pointed the arrow inside the file, pressed down and holded the shift key when i right click the mouse cant see the command open command window here!!!!!!! What I am doing wrong i cant understand http://forum.xda-developers.com/images/icons/icon9.gif
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AND THE boot.img file is there cause I am seeing it!!!!!!

[Q](SOLVED) cannot connect to pc and have no wifi!

hi guys i hope u can help me
i flashed cm 10.1.3 and everything went perfect but when i booted and wanted to connect to the wifi but it didnt work, bluetooth doesnt work either.
so i tried to connect to the pc and put cm 10.1.2 rom and flash but pc doesnt find the hox. i tried on 3 computers and i got the same result! :/
i uninstalled all htc programs, usb driver and mtp drivers and re installed them but it didnt work. so guys ur are my only help left!
i appreciate all answers and ask if u dont understand
Flash.......the.........boot......img !!!
Pleaseeeeeee
Remember to flash boot.img in your zip
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Mr Hofs said:
Flash.......the.........boot......img !!!
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Huongnv said:
Pleaseeeeeee
Remember to flash boot.img in your zip
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1. it says i cant connect the pc on my phone in fast bot (it said so earlier too so not something new)
2. ive deleted everything on my sdcard so its empty the bot img is gone( i thought if i format the sdcard it would work)
so how will i transfer a file?
Mount the sdcard via the recovery and copy the rom. Boot img needs to be flashed via fastboot and not via recovery !
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Mount the sdcard via the recovery and copy the rom. Boot img needs to be flashed via fastboot and not via recovery !
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thank you for ur replies
but im in recovery and i connect the usband i see the disc on the computer but when i click then it says i "mount a disc"
i get that error
What recovery ?
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What recovery ?
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i go in to fast bot then pressing recovery and then i come to a menu (cwm)
or what do u mean?
Turn off your device.
1. Hold down volume button with power button for few seconds till it will open bootloader
2. Then choose "fastboot" and not recovery!! But fastboot
3. Make sure so you have connected your htc one x with the USB cable to PC
4. Than go to your fastboot folder on PC (make sure if you have all needed HTC drivers) and extract from rom file "boot.img" and copy it here!
5. When you are in this folder hold shift and right click in folder and choose "Open Command Promt in this folder" or something like this
6. Then just type to command prompt this:
fastboot erase cache
then wait when it says okay.
then:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
wait till it says okay.
Power off device again and again hold down volume button with power button then choose RECOVERY
When you get into your recovery wipe data/cache/dalvik cache and flash rom
Here you go
That is way how I am flashing.
I mean what recovery are you using ! Type and version number and please be specific !
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Turn off your device.
1. Hold down volume button with power button for few seconds till it will open bootloader
2. Then choose "fastboot" and not recovery!! But fastboot
3. Make sure so you have connected your htc one x with the USB cable to PC
4. Than go to your fastboot folder on PC (make sure if you have all needed HTC drivers) and extract from rom file "boot.img" and copy it here!
5. When you are in this folder hold shift and right click in folder and choose "Open Command Promt in this folder" or something like this
6. Then just type to command prompt this:
fastboot erase cache
then wait when it says okay.
then:
fastboot flash boot boot.img
wait till it says okay.
Power off device again and again hold down volume button with power button then choose RECOVERY
When you get into your recovery wipe data/cache/dalvik cache and flash rom
Here you go
That is way how I am flashing.
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dude u saved me and my phone! thank u guys so much! love u!!!!!!!!!:good::good::good:

[Q] HTC One X Stuck on HBoot/Fastboot & Can't be seen by PC

Hi to all.
Yesterday, I tried to root my flatmate's HTC One X and flash MIUI Rom instead of Revolution HD.
I used a programme called One X to root and I succeeded in 3 hours. Then I flashed the MIUI zip file. I did "wipe cache/data" processes.
Everything was OK till I rebooted. I chose the language after seeing MIUI logo and phone couldn't connect to WiFi. I skipped this step and then I got a screen saying that SIM CARD is loading/opening. It didn't get start and I went back to Recovery Mode and I made a FACTORY RESET. I think that was one of the biggest mistakes of my life because when I rebooted the phone; it got stuck with an "HTC quietly brilliant" screen.
The phone doesn't get start for almost 24 hours. I can enter to HBOOT or FASTBOOT screen by pressing Power Button + Volume Down. I can enter to Recovery Mode but there is no zip file (except "clorkworkmod/") in sdcard.
At the same time;
- I can't MOUNT USB STORAGE
- PC doesn't see the phone as a storage device or so. I thing I have a problem about this MTP thing.
- lesterhein. com/ how-to-charge-your-android-phone-battery-in-hboot / My situation is something like that. I left the phone to be charged in Recovery Mode after reading this article.
I am a young student who's just an amateur about Android and I really don't know what to do.
How can I restart the phone or flash a new ROM in this case?
Please type me some tricks or a new Bible to fix this problem.
Flash this recovery
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yqzlpqo8illa53j/Philz recovery 5.15.9.img
Enter the recovery and connect the cable, enter the mounts and storage menu and mount the sdcard as a mass storage device. Then give it a couple of minutes to pop up in windows as a drive.
I think you didn't flashed the boot.img via fastboot of the rom ?!
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Mr Hofs said:
Flash this recovery
dropbox. com / s / yqzlpqo8illa53j/Philz%20recovery% 205.15.9.img
Enter the recovery and connect the cable, enter the mounts and storage menu and mount the sdcard as a mass storage device. Then give it a couple of minutes to pop up in windows as a drive.
I think you didn't flashed the boot.img via fastboot of the rom ?!
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Uhm, I guess I did everything wrong cauz only thing I did was following the steps of programme called One X. And how can I flash this recovery? I don't know how to put this file into the phone. By the way, sdcard seems already mounted cauz when I enter Mounts and Storage Menu, the option I see is "unmount /sdcard". (on ClockworkMod Recovery v5.8.2.7)
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Flash this recovery
Enter the recovery and connect the cable, enter the mounts and storage menu and mount the sdcard as a mass storage device. Then give it a couple of minutes to pop up in windows as a drive.
I think you didn't flashed the boot.img via fastboot of the rom ?!
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And no, nothing pops up after mounting sdcard...
That recovery is way too old ! It doesn't support usb mass storage and also does not charge the battery.
Look on the pc in the toolkit directory for a file called fastboot.exe, when you found it you put my recovery in that folder and rename it to recovery.img
Point in that folder with the mouse and hold down shift and click the right mouse button and select open command window here.
Then you put the phone in the fastboot folder and type this in the command window
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Fastboot erase cache
Then enter the recovery and mount the sdcard
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leliukai said:
And no, nothing pops up after mounting sdcard...
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Did you flash my recovery ?
Mr Hofs said:
That recovery is way too old ! It doesn't support usb mass storage and also does not charge the battery.
Look on the pc in the toolkit directory for a file called fastboot.exe, when you found it you put my recovery in that folder and rename it to recovery.img
Point in that folder with the mouse and hold down shift and click the right mouse button and select open command window here.
Then you put the phone in the fastboot folder and type this in the command window
Fastboot flash recovery recovery.img
Fastboot erase cache
Then enter the recovery and mount the sdcard
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Did you flash my recovery ?
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1 - I put your file as recovery.img next to fastboot.exe into Desktop\adt-bundle-windows-x86_64-20131030\sdk\platform-tools . Is this right?
2 - Command Window is cmd, right?
Seems oke to me.....flash it and find out
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Seems oke to me.....flash it and find out
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"Battery level is too low to flash FASTBOOT"
This is what's written on FASTBOOT screen...
Thank you, by the way.
Oke new thing to do.
Put this file in the fastboot folder
https://www.dropbox.com/s/aaah8gqz8j024xz/Batt script.bat
Leave the phone in the bootloader/fastboot usb mode and execute the .bat file with admin rights.
Select the .bat file with the right mouse button and select
Run as administrator
It will restart the bootloader continuously and charge it little by little. Leave it going until it reaches around 3800 mV
Then flash the recovery and enter it !
Mr Hofs said:
Oke new thing to do.
Put this file in the fastboot folder
https://www.dropbox.com/s/aaah8gqz8j024xz/Batt script.bat
Leave the phone in the bootloader/fastboot usb mode and execute the .bat file with admin rights.
Select the .bat file with the right mouse button and select
Run as administrator
It will restart the bootloader continuously and charge it little by little. Leave it going until it reaches around 3800 mV
Then flash the recovery and enter it !
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I did it all, I run the file as administrator and these warnings on cmd.exe are being repeated per every 5 secs: "
C:\Windows\system32>ping /n 6 localhost 1>nul
C:\Windows\system32>goto start
C:\Windows\system32>fastboot getvar battery-voltage
'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Windows\system32>fastboot reboot-bootloader
'fastboot' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Windows\system32>ping /n 6 localhost 1>nul
"
C:\Windows\system32>goto start
Is the phone constantly rebooting ?
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Copy all the files from the platform tools folder into the windows system and system32 folder. Not the folder but all the files inside it !
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Is the phone constantly rebooting ?
Edit :
Copy all the files from the platform tools folder into the windows system and system32 folder. Not the folder but all the files inside it !
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I did this but I got 3 errors saying that AdbWinApi.dll can't work well. Also when I run the bat file, it says "
C:\Windows\system32>" @ECHO off
'" @ECHO off' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
C:\Windows\system32>fastboot getvar battery-voltage
< waiting for device >
"
No, it's not rebooting. I have a stabil screen. I took a picture of it. Please check it out.
Do you think that I should try these with another computer?
Alright .... Copy the files from the platform tools to the windows system 32 folder and open a command window there. Then run the script again.
You must see "fastboot usb" on the phones screen in the bootloader !
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Alright .... Copy the files from the platform tools to the windows system 32 folder and open a command window there. Then run the script again.
You must see "fastboot usb" on the phones screen in the bootloader !
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I copied again and I didn't get adb errors but command window and all the screen modes are the same...
Is fastboot usb recognized, is there a MYHTC in the windows device manager.
Install the latest HTC syncmanager.
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Is fastboot usb recognized, is there a MYHTC in the windows device manager.
Install the latest HTC syncmanager.
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I saw fastboot usb screen yesterday but not for few hours. There is no MYHTC in device manager but I have the latest HTC Sync Manager.
Uninstall HTC syncmanager and drivers and re install it. Have to get that back
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Uninstall HTC syncmanager and drivers and re install it. Have to get that back
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I'm gonna try this again. I'll let you know. Thank you very much. By the way, could you check this pic I got? This is when I open HBOOT by pressing Power Button when it's on FASTBOOT. What's your comment?
Yeah that message is normal, Its because the usb cable is connected when you enter the bootloader
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Yeah that message is normal, Its because the usb cable is connected when you enter the bootloader
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Awesome. Hope to fix this problem by following your way. Thanks again! :good:

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