Android 4.1 for HTC ONE X - HTC One X

Helly i find that's we can have Android 4.1 on we One X, but WIFI, Camera, and AUDIO don't work...
1. wipe all your apps, data and. Unlock the bootloader on your HTC One X
2. Install ClockWorkMod (CWM) recovery
3. Download and install HTC Sync software on your computer
4. Download the ROM from the official download page.
5. Copy the downloaded zip file (don’t extract it) to the SD card.
6. Also download the Flash_Boot.zip file from → here. This is required to flash the necessary kernel on the phone.
7. Extract the Flash_Boot.zip file to a convenient location on the computer.
8. Open the “jellybean_endeavoru_tgascoigne.zip” file (downloaded in step 5) on the computer and extract the boot.img file from inside it. Then, copy the boot.img file to the folder where you extracted the Flash_Boot.img file in step 8.
9. Switch off the phone. Boot into the bootloader mode first by holding the Volume Down button while powering on the phone. Then, select FASTBOOT from there using the volume buttons to navigate and power button to select to enter fastboot mode. Then connect your phone to the computer.
10. Go to the folder where you extracted the .zip file in step 8. Double-click the flash-boot-windows.bat file to flash the required kernel.
11. After the kernel is flashed, the window that showed up will automatically close. It might also say OKAY/finished and stay open, which is normal.
12. Now, press the power button on the phone to select BOOTLOADER, then navigate to the RECOVERY option and select it using the power button to boot into ClockworkMod recovery.
13. Perform a wipe:
1. Select wipe data/factory reset, then select Yes on the next screen to confirm data wipe. This will only delete your installed apps and settings, but will leave all other files and data on the SD card intact, so don’t worry.
2. Select mounts and storage, then select format system (you might have to select Yes on next screen to confirm). After format is complete, go back to the main recovery menu.
14. Then, select install zip from sdcard, then select choose zip from sdcard. Scroll to thejellybean_endeavoru_tgascoigne.zip file on the SD card and select it. Confirm installation by selecting Yes on the next screen.
15. After installation is complete, select go back then select reboot system now to reboot the phone and boot up into Android 4.1 aka Jelly Bean.
Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is now up and running on your HTC One X,

There are allready ROM's in the dev section for Jellybean, which are much easier to flash and will be updated. But thanks! maybe someone else will join development too

Yea we have that already in the dev section covered.
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[GUIDE] Upgrading your phone to 2.2.1/Darkys 9.2 / 9.5 PAINLESSLY

Heres a quick and easy guide to upgrading your phone,
to android 2.2.1 & a custom rom called Darkys Rom
Its better than standard 2.2 or 2.2.1 updates you get from Telstra/Optus
MUCH better. Faster. More Stable etc.
Here are the instructions from the start
1. Download, install & run z4root from here: http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/70574271/file.html
1A. click Root & be patient till its done
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2. Download darkys rom here & extract it on your computer somewhere: http://www.zshare.net/download/86121646fdc63834/
2A. [OPTIONAL] If this isn't the first time you're doing this, disable lagfixes if they're enabled, otherwise ignore this step if you're new
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3. Backup your data. this will wipe your entire phone
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4. Turn phone off, Press & hold these keys for a few seconds then release [Volume up + power + hard menu button] to access the Recovery Menu
Use Volume Up/Down keys to navigate & hard menu button to select options
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5. Choose wipe data/factory reset, after thats done turn the phone off
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6. Press & hold these keys for a few seconds [Volume Down+Power+hardMenu button ]. (Will bring up a screen saying 'Downloading'.)
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7. Run Odin (from the files you extracted) & connect your phone to the computer
You should get a message "Added"
7A. Tick 'Repartition' option & select the following files in ODIN
(from the folder you extracted the download to):
PDA: darky_odin.tar.md5
PIT: s1_odin_20100512.pit
7B. Press Start button & wait. Once Done, ODIN will look like this.
7C. The phone will reboot & a screen will come on 'Android system recovery <2e>'
Press the 'reboot system now' using the Home key and the phone will restart and boot.
Your phone is fully functional now
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Optional Extras
Configure the rom to add extra features
1. Go to android market place
2. Download install & run DarkyROM Configurator
3. Configure whatever options you like here, theres not many - Dont select "wipe" then click menu save & exit
4. Copy the file resurrection.zip (extracted from the original zip file you downloaded) to your INTERNAL sd-card
5. hold the power button down till you get the options -> reboot into recovery
once in recovery mode
5A. choose "install zip from sd card"
5B. choose "choose zip from from sd card"
5C. Find the resurrection.zip file & do it
5D. go back to main menu & reboot system
DONE
update to darkys rom updated version 9.5
1. download here & copy to your internal sd card http://www.multiupload.com/3GOGVFRY35
2. Copy the file to your internal sd
3. reboot into recovery
4. choose install zip from sd card
5. choose choose zip from sd card
6. choose the rom file & flash
7. reboot
Flash a new modem
1. Go here and download whatever modem you like
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=876391
2. Copy the file to your internal sd
3. reboot into recovery
4. choose install zip from sd card
5. choose choose zip from sd card
6. choose the modem file & flash
7. reboot
Is this a double post?
Nice job but this doesn't belong in the Development section

[Q] Rooting/Flashing steps...correct?

Hello everyone, I have never rooted nor flash a rom on the SGSII T989 before and I wanted to make sure that I do it right the first time. I am getting conflicting information online so I wanted to double check with the steps I have to make sure they are right.
I plan on flashing "[ROM] |12|17|11|BeastMOD II v4.2 |APM-CRT| Synergy 0.10|". So if people can go through this list and make sure I have the step right that would be awesome. Thank you in advance.
*How to Root/Flash ROM on a T989*
*Rooting the device:*
1. Download
-Kies
(Install/Restart PC)
-Odin
(Extract to desktop folder.)
-Root.tar
-CWRecover.zip
-BeastMOD.zip
2. Connect device to PC.
3. Put device in to Mass Storage Mode.
4. Copy Superuser+SU.zip file & BeastROM.zip in to the SD Card of the device.
5. Pull battery/Launch Device in to "Download Mode".
(Press and hold volume up & down keys, insert USB cord)
6. Once PC has recognized the device, launch Odin.
7. Select PDA button > browse/select "CWRecovery.tar".
8. Verify that Odin has the "0: [COM]" yellow.
9. Press Start.
Congrats!!! Phone is rooted!
*Flashing ROM*
1. Pull battery
2. Press and hold Volume up & down, then press and release the power button for 2 seconds. Continue to hold volume buttons to enter CWR.
3. Select Install zip from SD card.
4. Select choose zip from SD card.
5. Select SU from list.
6. Select Yes.
7. Select Reboot System Now.
Congrats!!! Device in now rooted!!!!
*Backup Apps * (Titanium Backup)
1. Launch Super User…..grant access.
2. Download/Install/Launch: Titanium Backup: > Schedules > Run on apps.
3. Download/Install/Launch: ROM Manager: Flash latest CWR for T989.
4: Launch Titanium Backup > Select Current Backup Rom.
5. Optional: Launch CWR > Backup and Restore.
*Install ROM*
1. Reboot in to CWR
2. Wipe data/factory reset.
2. Select Install zip from SD card > choose zip from SD card > Yes.
3. Wipe Dalvik Cache.
4. Fix Permissions.
4. Wait 10 minutes before touching the device.
5. Reboot device.
you are correct. however, the backing up apps is not really necessary since you aren't downloading/installing any apps in the first place. instead of making a titanium backup, make a CWR Nandroid backup.
(boot into CWR > backup and restore > backup).
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Updated How-To
I'm assuming you're on Windows.
Preparing the device:
1. Download
Kies
Odin
CWM
Superuser
BeastRom
Install Kies. Place Odin on Desktop. Place other files (SU apk and zip, CWM, and BeastROM) on Desktop.
2. Connect device to PC.
3. Put device in to Mass Storage Mode.
4. Copy Superuser+SU.zip file & BeastROM.zip in to the SD Card of the device.
5. Pull battery/Launch Device in to "Download Mode".
(Press and hold volume up & down keys, insert USB cord)
6. Once PC has recognized the device, launch Odin.
7. Select PDA button > browse/select "CWRecovery.tar".
8. Verify that Odin has the "0: [COM]" yellow.
9. Press Start.
You now have Clockwork Mod Recovery. This will allow us to flash non-approved files to the phone.
Rooting
1. Pull battery
2. Press and hold Volume up & down, then press and release the power button for 2 seconds. Continue to hold volume buttons to enter CWR.
3. Select Install zip from SD card.
4. Select choose zip from SD card (you may have to select "choose zip from external sd card")
5. Select SU from list.
6. Select Yes.
7. Select Reboot System Now.
Congrats!!! Device in now rooted!!!!
Backup
1. Boot back into CWR (see above).
2. Backup and Restore
3. Backup
You now have a backup of the stock (pre-installed), rooted ROM in case anything goes wrong.
Install ROM
1. Reboot in to CWR
2. Wipe data/factory reset.
3. Wipe cache.
4. Select Install zip from SD card > choose zip from SD card (or external SD card)> BeastMOD.zip
5. Wipe Dalvik Cache.
6. Fix Permissions.
7. Reboot device (could take up to 10 minutes the first time).
Hopefully everything works!
Housekeeping
now's the time to make a few backups!
1. an application backup (for switching to other ROM's or factory resetting): launch titanium backup > batch > backup all apps and user data
2. a full image of your phone (for restoring if you break something): CWM > backup and restore > backup.
Now you can flash updates to your hearts content because you have a backup that you KNOW works to fall back on.
Troubleshooting:
if the market will not let you download applications, boot back into CWM (you'll be doing this a lot - get used to it) and select wipe cache.
if anything else goes wrong, don't hesitate to ask! this is a great community!
welcome aboard!
Dude you are AWESOME!!! Didn't expect anyone to help that much. Thank you!!!
Haha it's no problem. I've been in your shoes. let me know if anything goes wrong.
Sent from my SGH-T989 using XDA App
Will do, thank you.
If you get stuck you can follow my guide which is the same but with help steps.
I have help for flashing roms too in recovery.
Cheers
http://androidforums.com/galaxy-s2-...d-ultimate-root-optimization-guide-steps.html
Sent from my SGH-T989 using xda premium
Sent from my SGH-T989 using xda premium
Nice thanks....was reading and you said that BeastMOD 4.2 was having issues....does that still apply. I was talking to another guy that said he has had no problems with it and it is amazing.

[Q] HELP! EMERGENCY (Problem while flashing)

I was flashing THIS http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2231953
And i got THIS http://oi39.tinypic.com/t8wvpz.jpg
I was using these steps
How to Install a Custom ROM on Galaxy Grand:
The procedure of installing a custom ROM using ClockworkMod Recovery is almost the same for all Android phones. You just have to follow a few steps and it is done!
All custom ROMs come in zip and have md5 checksum signature that tells your device that it was downloaded successfully and does not miss anything. So download the ROM file in zip and copy it to you phone, preferably to the external SD card.
If you have downloaded an AOSP or CyanogenMod based custom ROM, you’ll also have to install the Google apps after flashing the ROM. Download the latest Google Apps zip package to install via CWM here. Copy this file to your phone too.
Now boot your phone into recovery mode. Here is the method: press and hold Volume Up + Home + Power buttons at the same time till the Samsung logo with device name blinks for 2 times. Then release the Power key while keeping other keys pressed till you see the recovery menu with “ClockwrokMod Recovery” written on the top. In Recovery mode, use the volume keys to scroll and the power key to select options.
Important: Go to “backup and restore” option and backup your current ROM to the external SD card.
When backup is complete, go back to main menu and “wipe data/factory reset”.
Then go to “advanced” and “wipe dalvik cache”.
Go back and select “mounts and storage” and “format system”.
Return to main menu and select “install zip from sdcard> choose zip from sdcard”, navigate to the ROM zip file and select it.
When the ROM is installed, also install the Google apps zip package, if applicable, using Step 8.
Finally, return to main menu and select “reboot system now”.
KnockOut. said:
I was flashing THIS http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2231953
And i got THIS http://oi39.tinypic.com/t8wvpz.jpg
I was using these steps
How to Install a Custom ROM on Galaxy Grand:
The procedure of installing a custom ROM using ClockworkMod Recovery is almost the same for all Android phones. You just have to follow a few steps and it is done!
All custom ROMs come in zip and have md5 checksum signature that tells your device that it was downloaded successfully and does not miss anything. So download the ROM file in zip and copy it to you phone, preferably to the external SD card.
If you have downloaded an AOSP or CyanogenMod based custom ROM, you’ll also have to install the Google apps after flashing the ROM. Download the latest Google Apps zip package to install via CWM here. Copy this file to your phone too.
Now boot your phone into recovery mode. Here is the method: press and hold Volume Up + Home + Power buttons at the same time till the Samsung logo with device name blinks for 2 times. Then release the Power key while keeping other keys pressed till you see the recovery menu with “ClockwrokMod Recovery” written on the top. In Recovery mode, use the volume keys to scroll and the power key to select options.
Important: Go to “backup and restore” option and backup your current ROM to the external SD card.
When backup is complete, go back to main menu and “wipe data/factory reset”.
Then go to “advanced” and “wipe dalvik cache”.
Go back and select “mounts and storage” and “format system”.
Return to main menu and select “install zip from sdcard> choose zip from sdcard”, navigate to the ROM zip file and select it.
When the ROM is installed, also install the Google apps zip package, if applicable, using Step 8.
Finally, return to main menu and select “reboot system now”.
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seems zip file that you downloaded didn't download completely re-download it also update your cwm recovery to 6.0.32
BEingNiCK said:
seems zip file that you downloaded didn't download completely re-download it also update your cwm recovery to 6.0.32
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I fixed the problem actually. I restored my backup and redownloaded it as you said. And voila. Also Land scape does not work properly.

Can someone help with the lollipop update on rooted phone? ( Desire 820 dual sim )

I found out that, there is some different procedure to be followed for those who dont have stock recovery..
Can some one give a detailed tutorial on how to revert back to stock and then upgrade.. Dying to feel lollipop on my phone
How to install OTA Updates on devices without stock recovery.
happiy91 said:
I found out that, there is some different procedure to be followed for those who dont have stock recovery..
Can some one give a detailed tutorial on how to revert back to stock and then upgrade.. Dying to feel lollipop on my phone
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Use the following method to replace your custom recovery with stock recovery and prepare your phone for an official OTA Update (Like the Lollipop 5.0.2 update just launched for the HTC Desire 820)
1. Download the OTA Update but do not install.
Go to Options -> About phone -> Software updates
When prompted, click on 'install later'.
2. Open file explorer and go to Download folder (/storage/emulated/0/Download) and find zip file with update. (It should begin with a51_)
3. Connect your phone to a PC and copy the zip file to your desktop.
4. Using a program like WINRAR, open the file.
5. Open firmware.zip
4. Copy "recovery.img" to your phone's sdcard.
5. Download 'Flashify' from the Google Play store on your phone.
6. Run Flashify and select "Recovery image".
7. Select "Choose a file" and select the recovery.img you had copied to your sd card earlier.
8. Select "YUP!" and wait.
Note *Don't restart your device.*
9. Install update
Go to Options -> About phone -> Software updates and select "Install now".
10. Let your phone restart and upgrade to the new operating system. This will take quite some time if your phone is filled with apps.
11. Enjoy.
I hope this helps, message back here if you hit any roadblocks. If each step is followed properly, you should have stock recovery back and thus, be able to install OTA updates normally.
I have already downloaded the update and have copied it to other location...
Is it possible that I can update that from the recovery itself...
( BTW i am unable to boot inot recovery now... Whenever I click on recovery in the boot menu... It redirects to some HBOOT, power down.. etc etc menu,.. And not the recovery)
arnabroy1996 said:
Use the following method to replace your custom recovery with stock recovery and prepare your phone for an official OTA Update (Like the Lollipop 5.0.2 update just launched for the HTC Desire 820)
1. Download the OTA Update but do not install.
Go to Options -> About phone -> Software updates
When prompted, click on 'install later'.
2. Open file explorer and go to Download folder (/storage/emulated/0/Download) and find zip file with update. (It should begin with a51_)
3. Connect your phone to a PC and copy the zip file to your desktop.
4. Using a program like WINRAR, open the file.
5. Open firmware.zip
4. Copy "recovery.img" to your phone's sdcard.
5. Download 'Flashify' from the Google Play store on your phone.
6. Run Flashify and select "Recovery image".
7. Select "Choose a file" and select the recovery.img you had copied to your sd card earlier.
8. Select "YUP!" and wait.
Note *Don't restart your device.*
9. Install update
Go to Options -> About phone -> Software updates and select "Install now".
10. Let your phone restart and upgrade to the new operating system. This will take quite some time if your phone is filled with apps.
11. Enjoy.
I hope this helps, message back here if you hit any roadblocks. If each step is followed properly, you should have stock recovery back and thus, be able to install OTA updates normally.
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At step 9 the progress bar stops and displays red exclamation mark.Also recovery.img from ota that I flashed causes bootloop when entered into recovery from hboot.
what to do now? theres a bootloop issue.

Octavi OS 3.4 for Galaxy A30s

Note: You need to backup your data because during the installation you will need to wipe your phone. You need to unlock the bootloader. Warranty will be voided.
I'm not responsible if your device becomes unbootable, installing this ROM is your own decision.
Here are the files you need: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1PhROf-zefATv7IH4nd5lTsEzTtHItCtJ?usp=sharing
Here is how to flash it:
1. Download all of the files provided in the link on your computer
2. Copy the ROM and Eureka into your Phone's SD card
3. Extract Odin and Samsung USB driver
4. Install the Samsung USB driver
5. Open Odin
6. Turn your device off
7. Press and hold both volume keys and then plug in your phone to your computer using the USB cable
8. Press the volume up key
9. In Odin select AP and locate where you downloaded TWRP, make sure the auto-restart is disabled in the options section then press start
10. Once the TWRP install completes press and hold the power key and vol down key, once the phone screen switches off release the vol down key and hold the volume up key immediately
11. Once your phone boots in TWRP swipe where it says allow modification
12. Select Wipe, format data, and then type yes
13. Go back, and select to wipe Dalvik, cache, system, and vendor
14. Go back to the main screen and choose install
15. Choose select storage and then choose your SD card
16. Locate where you copied the ROM zip file and flash it.
Bugs:
1. Black Screen after the Samsung logo disappeared (Can be fixed by flashing the eureka kernel)
2. Wired and wireless headphones don't work (not sure how to fix it)
3. There is no fingerprint and face recognition
4. Cast screen doesn't work
5. Some apps are crashing
6. Google Play System Update doesn't work
7. The volume control doesn't work as well
8. The camera causes the screen to freeze
This ROM is designed for SM-A307GT, but it also works on my SM-A307FN
Credits goes to thewinner02 on SourceForge for the ROM file.
Update: I deleted the rom files, because my Google drive space was full
Teodortodorv said:
Update: I deleted the rom files, because my Google drive space was full
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can you put them back temporarily pls

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