Hello everyone, I'd just like to start by saying that I apologize if this thread has already been answered, but I just searched for it and I need some definitive answers that I haven't been able to find. Also this is my first forum post, so please bear with me if something has been answered in another thread for this phone.
I just got an HTC One X+ through AT&T and I really like it. THE ISSUE IS: The phone has a supremely fast processor, mine scoring 7697 in the standard Quadrant benchmark, but, in GPU intensive games from the Play Store, I am experiencing severe lag, especially in need for speed most wanted. I have read that the original One X had issues with not all of the processor cores being utilized and fluctuating CPU clock speeds, and that it can be fixed using one of the methods from this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1664391
I was wondering:
1) Is it possible for me to carry out any of the methods in this post (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1664391) on an HTC One X+? By that I mean can I root a One X+ on AT&T?
2) If so, how would I go about rooting the device? (please be detailed this is my first android product)
3) Would I need an overclockable kernel? How would I get this?
4) Will I lose all of my contacts?
5) Would there be an easier way to fix my problem? I know it isn't my device in particular, I have read of other cases of this lag.
Thanks for the consideration, hopefully if I can get this resolved this post will be able to help other noobs (yes I know, the video said not to be one) who are trying to learn about their One X+ devices.
Any advice is welcomed! :laugh:
-Mclovits
So the first thing to do would be to unlock boot loader and gain root, there should be many guides in the development section that will cover this in more detail. Install ARHD or similar to improve speed and gain access to governors. The og one x mods and such should work with our phone because of the identical hardware. The last thing we need is overclock and such kernels don`t exist yet anyway, the tweak that helped the most with the og one x was probably gpu overclock which our phone has stock. I would recomend backing up contacts and such in HTC sync first though. Try the renovate gaming boost app, works like a charm.
The root method you linked is not for the one x+.
The One x+ is not an overclocked version of the One x, it is a whole new phone.
Use this thread to unlock the bootloader and root when the time is right,
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1994961
you will lose everything on your phone. Between HTC sync, and Google sync you should be able to recover everything important. You will still have to redownload your apps, and make all the little tweaks.
Currently there are no custom ROM's for the ATT versions.
Dunno if the any of the CPU controller apps will work or help you though. I would not use any kernel until the there is one in the One x+ development thread that is conformed to work with ATT phones.
Currently the devs are not being good about stating clearly whether something is international or ATT, so read the threads carefully.
It wasn't too hard to root my AT&T One X+, it only took me around 30 minutes.
The all-in-one toolkit made it really easy.
I was having issues with ADB, so I had to copy the SuperSU.zip over to the phone via Dropbox, but it wasn't too hard.
However, I tried to overclock the CPU a bit to get rid of some UI lag, but it didn't allow me, most likely because the phone is on the original kernel.
Mclovits said:
Hello everyone, I'd just like to start by saying that I apologize if this thread has already been answered, but I just searched for it and I need some definitive answers that I haven't been able to find. Also this is my first forum post, so please bear with me if something has been answered in another thread for this phone.
I just got an HTC One X+ through AT&T and I really like it. THE ISSUE IS: The phone has a supremely fast processor, mine scoring 7697 in the standard Quadrant benchmark, but, in GPU intensive games from the Play Store, I am experiencing severe lag, especially in need for speed most wanted. I have read that the original One X had issues with not all of the processor cores being utilized and fluctuating CPU clock speeds, and that it can be fixed using one of the methods from this post: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1664391
I was wondering:
1) Is it possible for me to carry out any of the methods in this post (http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1664391) on an HTC One X+? By that I mean can I root a One X+ on AT&T?
2) If so, how would I go about rooting the device? (please be detailed this is my first android product)
3) Would I need an overclockable kernel? How would I get this?
4) Will I lose all of my contacts?
5) Would there be an easier way to fix my problem? I know it isn't my device in particular, I have read of other cases of this lag.
Thanks for the consideration, hopefully if I can get this resolved this post will be able to help other noobs (yes I know, the video said not to be one) who are trying to learn about their One X+ devices.
Any advice is welcomed! :laugh:
-Mclovits
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I do not own an AT&T One X+ but thinking about upgrading to it from my HTC One XL. Apparently the One X+ comes with a battery saver mode and I know I've read somewhere (sorry, I forgot where exactly ) that unless disabled, it will cause lag in some instances since the CPU won't utilize its maximum values. The One X+ just hit the scene here in the US and a few developers have popped up for the ocassion to aid the AT&T variant of the device and thanks to this amazing community that is XDA, people have collected enough money to buy 2 AT&T phones to 2 developers: Lloir and Hasoon2000. As Joshua previously posted, there are no current ROMs that are solely for AT&T but that will change in the future. Bootloader unlocking and rooting your One X+ seems relatively simple. If I were to get the phone, the first thing I'd do is unlocking its bootloader since AT&T may make it unlockable via HTCDev upon future updates (OTA or newer phone revisions). Go with what sarcasticphoneix was posting about using the One-Click tool If anything happens, we're here to help. Just remember to read carefully about some tweaks/mods compatibility with your phone. It's a standard procedure not just for the One X+ but for every phone out. Research is a must. Hope everything works out and good luck.
Hello,
I have looked around the forums and on google for information on this matter but because all of the outdated information it is a little confusing and I am unsure exactly what to do. Basically my AT&T HTC One X is on "Software number": 2.20.502.7 710RD and I want to root it. Some of the things I have seen say that past a certain version you cannot do it (which I assume is why I am getting the MID not allowed error on the HTCDev site) and then I saw something here in the dev section that says you can downgrade but it tells you to unlock the device at htcdev.com which I cannot do.
So to avoid confusion and what not could someone please simply tell me if I can root this phone, and if so where to start.
Thank you.
oblivioncth said:
Hello,
I have looked around the forums and on google for information on this matter but because all of the outdated information it is a little confusing and I am unsure exactly what to do. Basically my AT&T HTC One X is on "Software number": 2.20.502.7 710RD and I want to root it. Some of the things I have seen say that past a certain version you cannot do it (which I assume is why I am getting the MID not allowed error on the HTCDev site) and then I saw something here in the dev section that says you can downgrade but it tells you to unlock the device at htcdev.com which I cannot do.
So to avoid confusion and what not could someone please simply tell me if I can root this phone, and if so where to start.
Thank you.
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You are in the wrong forum for the One X. I really wish HTC had chosen an easier to distinguish naming convention.
Check the Q&A forum in the HTC One XL group, it looks like they have a couple stickies that should answer your questions.
Here's the right forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1538
This thread appears to be the one you want: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957193
Good luck.
Dazrin said:
You are in the wrong forum for the One X. I really wish HTC had chosen an easier to distinguish naming convention.
Check the Q&A forum in the HTC One XL group, it looks like they have a couple stickies that should answer your questions.
Here's the right forum: http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=1538
This thread appears to be the one you want: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1957193
Good luck.
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Thanks a bunch!
I can confirm that this worked for me thanks again.
Nothing changed since this thread opened, got a new question just jump to page 2
I am well aware that till now unless you have a developer phone with CID 11111111 you can't gain SuperCID which will make you able to S-Off your device (For those who are not aware what is S-Off , Its making the security on your bootloader "off" hence enabling you to flash your roms without the need to fastboot flash your boot.img)
But on a developer side, what do the devs need for the "Great Dream" of S-Off to be achieved for all of us?
Files, source codes , exploits. What exactly?
I am aware that this topic has seen the light of day more than once, but every time this topic is opened, no more than a week later its "dead". Why is it THAT impossible to figure out?
I am vaguely aware that it has something to do with the "Tegra 3" chip, but why? If it has something to do with the "Source Code" is there a class talking about security that the devs just removes from the equation then flashes it instead?
I am quite interested in this topic and I tried to look around, but I don't really know the process of what is actually going on under the hood. So Any general help/discussion is welcomed (and encouraged) . If anyone with any "IDEA" about how its done wanna join in (even if he isn't quite sure) or if a DEV from another device did it and can help please do. It's basically a GENERAL discusison that might help brainstorm some ideas .
As always, links to other threads explaining the whole process is welcomed, but just please don't reply with "IDK" because that's basically considered spam
I Also found this out : HTCDev.com uploaded a couple of source codes about their kernel : http://www.htcdev.com/devcenter/downloads which includes the HOX+ if that will be of any help.
Final words: I know that this thread won't probably magically just solve it, But it's just mostly for me and other users to learn
Edit: Since its not really a Q&A Section and more of a general discussion in my opinion so I posted it in general because I want all devs to just talk, since its not really an "Answer the question" thread. MODs you can move the thread if you find it in the wrong section, thank you.
~Ghandour
SuperCID is not a prerequisite to S-Off. Infact it's the other way round, you need to remove the security flag (S-Off) before you have the nessesary permission to modify your Carrier-ID. .
There are ways for end users to attain S-Off but it's either very pricey (Buying a SETool box/Card/Credits and using LGTool to S-Off) or very risky (Sending your phone to someone who already has the equipment to S-Off your phone and hope they dont steel it) lol
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SuperCID is not a prerequisite to S-Off. Infact it's the other way round, you need to remove the security flag (S-Off) before you have the nessesary permission to modify your Carrier-ID. .
There are ways for end users to attain S-Off but it's either very pricey (Buying a SETool box/Card/Credits and using LGTool to S-Off) or very risky (Sending your phone to someone who already has the equipment to S-Off your phone and hope they dont steel it) lol
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OH I forgot to mention, I am well aware that you can S-Off your device using expensive equipment (javacard) and so forth and so on, but this thread was meant for pure normal S-Off the old fashioned way, which you can do without any fancy equipment. Because I am sure that the other phones that can be "S-Off"ed don't really require you to buy all those tools. ^^
They can but it's alot harder for us because of our Tegra SOC's.
I've always wondered why we dont start a donation thread, we could raise the money for the equipment and give it to a trusted member to buy (Someone like lloir but with more time) Then the members who donated could send their phone to this trusted member and get it S-Off'd...
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They can but it's alot harder for us because of our Tegra SOC's.
I've always wondered why we dont start a donation thread, we could raise the money for the equipment and give it to a trusted member to buy (Someone like lloir but with more time) Then the members who donated could send their phone to this trusted member and get it S-Off'd...
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Well there is a thread about sending your phone to the US to an XDA Member with a java card somewhere around but that's not the point at all....
The thread was meant to understand why is it hard? Why can't it be achieved? What is the issue exactly? (From a developer's point of view)
I found this thread : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2057105
EDIT: This thread is helpful however the thread remains unsolved. What exploits do the dev try to find when trying to figure out a way to S-Off the device? Leaked DIAG zips ?
Because I am aware that the "S-ON" Policy is mostly only done by HTC. So How are other phones exploited? For example, the HTC One has a fully functional FULL S-OFF : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2473644
So Does this App contains the "Diag" zip found in the app or what? Any dev explanation would be helpful.
Attaining SuperCID
I attempted attaining SuperCID by combining this method with this information about the HOX+. It does not appear to have changed anything, so it looks like that part of the memory can't be modified, which probably rules out any method similar to that.
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I attempted attaining SuperCID by combining this method with this information about the HOX+. It does not appear to have changed anything, so it looks like that part of the memory can't be modified, which probably rules out any method similar to that.
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Alright, So the issue we are talking about here is that the memory doesn't become saved. So the exploit basically will make it become saved.
So can't we talk about repeating the process over and over and over again till it actually works? Can't we remove the usb in the middle of the process and force a hard reboot?
Tell you what, I think i might try this out. Let's hope the phone keeps on running QQ
"Theoratically" speaking, what if we copy all that partition of the storage to our PC, format the partition then we push it. I know there will be a huge risk of break but in theory can this work without breaking the phone?
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Alright, So the issue we are talking about here is that the memory doesn't become saved. So the exploit basically will make it become saved.
So can't we talk about repeating the process over and over and over again till it actually works? Can't we remove the usb in the middle of the process and force a hard reboot?
Tell you what, I think i might try this out. Let's hope the phone keeps on running QQ
"Theoratically" speaking, what if we copy all that partition of the storage to our PC, format the partition then we push it. I know there will be a huge risk of break but in theory can this work without breaking the phone?
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Im willing to try whatever you want with my AT&T HOX+. Its a second phone that i dont use anyways. Just let me know what you want me to try. I would love S-OFF on it because then it might become useful to me.
m1ke420 said:
Im willing to try whatever you want with my AT&T HOX+. Its a second phone that i dont use anyways. Just let me know what you want me to try. I would love S-OFF on it because then it might become useful to me.
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Well I admit that I don't have experience with development yet so I can't ask you to brick your phone with "false" claims So That's out of the question for me. HOWEVER, If any exploit is discovered since I have an international phone , AT&T will be required to test it as well.. But that's not for the near future on my part .. haha and generally speaking if any dev wants you to risk your phone before he risks his then he is not worthy imo.
Anyway back to topic:
Now for the general understanding @WindyCityRockr This post : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1671396 says that you pull a file edit it with HEX Code editor and then push it again. I read somewhere that someone changed the paritition setup so basically the "SDCard" became a whole different partition. Can you elaborate on what file you pulled and tried? Where to find it if the location changed?
EDIT: I found it in the root section /dev/block/ the mmc files are there
What I understand is that the "unlock_code.bin" gained from HTCDev makes you gain partial unlock, Did anyone try to edit that file? I mean Maybe the key answer lies in that file. Maybe if you can edit this file then you flash it maybe you gain S-Off?
Now generally speaking, if you are unlocked with S-ON, on other devices where you can use an app to gain S-Off, do you need to relock your bootloader and flash RUU and stock recovery before you try to S-Off your device? What will happen if you dont.
Anyway I will try to load up the file and inspect it abit then report back
Would be a pleasure if more devs join in.
Problem with S-Off on OneX/X+ exists because of different hardware between this phones and any other HTCs. For now there is no way to restore Your phone even with JTAG (tegra has disabled JTAG). No one know what is exactly needed to repair baseband/IMEI after direct flashing eMMC. We can restore phone, but baseband is still dead. We know also there are 3 chips needed to be paired. CPU, eMMC and XGold 626. If You change only one of them- phone has no IMEI, being SIM locked or boot only in bootloader. There is also problem with bootloader- is locked. That's why You can't totaly brick Your phone. There is no way to change anything in bootloader, so We can't S-off phone. Probably even with Java card. I have some diag files for OneX, but not working. We stuck. We need to know how to get SBK for Tegra 3
kwaku85 said:
Problem with S-Off on OneX/X+ exists because of different hardware between this phones and any other HTCs. For now there is no way to restore Your phone even with JTAG (tegra has disabled JTAG). No one know what is exactly needed to repair baseband/IMEI after direct flashing eMMC. We can restore phone, but baseband is still dead. We know also there are 3 chips needed to be paired. CPU, eMMC and XGold 626. If You change only one of them- phone has no IMEI, being SIM locked or boot only in bootloader. There is also problem with bootloader- is locked. That's why You can't totaly brick Your phone. There is no way to change anything in bootloader, so We can't S-off phone. Probably even with Java card. I have some diag files for OneX, but not working. We stuck. We need to know how to get SBK for Tegra 3
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Alright, just let me comment or rather ask about some few points.
-I get that the international version and AT&T are different , one having LTE and the other dont, so does that mean that the S-Off here will be different between the international and the AT&T? If so, which is easier?
-You said if you change only one you become sim-locked, So did anyone succeed in changing one permenantly?
-There was a thread saying that you can make a backup of your IMEI folder and paste it , shouldn't that fix the IMEI issue?
-So you are saying even with a Java card and the original DIAGs we can't S-Off? How is that possible even though there are people who actually succeeded in doing so ?
So all these issues will be solved if we get the SBK? [Secure Boot Key] ?
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Alright, just let me comment or rather ask about some few points.
-I get that the international version and AT&T are different , one having LTE and the other dont, so does that mean that the S-Off here will be different between the international and the AT&T? If so, which is easier?
-You said if you change only one you become sim-locked, So did anyone succeed in changing one permenantly?
-There was a thread saying that you can make a backup of your IMEI folder and paste it , shouldn't that fix the IMEI issue?
-So you are saying even with a Java card and the original DIAGs we can't S-Off? How is that possible even though there are people who actually succeeded in doing so ?
So all these issues will be solved if we get the SBK? [Secure Boot Key] ?
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International and AT&T are different. International has Tegra3 CPU, AT&T is standard Snapdragon phone. It's just OneS in One X skin. So. probably for this last OneS S-Off solution should be working after some modifications. Need to ask some good devs. This version is also supported for JTAG flashing, IMEI repair etc.
Almost all HTCs has standard Qualcomm processors (even HTC One) and similar construction. International OneX is different. Completly different CPU (and GPU), different and locked by Nvidia bootloader. Security flags are in bootloader, so, We can't even touch it.
-I never heard about anyone who change any of this parts and bring phone to live. If anyone can do this- probably We can do everything else, incluging Bootloader security status changing (S-on/off)
-Yes, backup will help. But only if You still have original parts on Your PCB. If You change anything important- backup will not help You. To check how it's working We need to get 2 OneX with same version of SW, clean and not touched. Make backups and look inside. Mayby We can find differences and make solution for EFS repair. The sad things is 90% of broken OneX has HW problem, not SW.
- Still I have not Java card (White Card), but it's probably some universal device for new HTC models, but I'm affraid it can not work with International OneX, because of additional Tegra3 security. But mayby Java Card has some Tegra Security unlock instruction inside. Who knows
- I know some people just buy unlocked devices (for devs). Like I said before, I don't know how Java card is working, if it can disable Tegra security, then bootloader can be fully unlocked.
- Fater get SBK We can unlock bootloader, but for IMEI repair We need to understand OneX EFS construction, to know what should be change to see our IMEI and whole Radio back
For now I'm waiting for Z3X team progres on repair Nvidias HTC, they can directly flash eMMC, now, They're working on repair broken IMEI etc. That's the goal now.
Correction: ATT Model is Tegra 3
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sixcarnage said:
Correction: ATT Model is Tegra 3
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No way! http://www.gsmarena.com/htc_one_x_at&t-4614.php
AT&T One X has snapdragon cpu
AT&T One X"+" has Tegra3
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This is a One X+ thread go talk about One X elsewhere. AT&T One X+ is a Tegra 3 model.
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sixcarnage said:
This is a One X+ thread go talk about One X elsewhere. AT&T One X+ is a Tegra 3 model.
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Chillax bro, LoLzZzZ (so swag, i know) . Well Since both phones do have similar hardware, except the AT&T One X , So the ideas are joined. So even if you own a tegra 3 HOX, it's fine that you post here if you have something to say. I think he just misread the forum , its fine
Yeah, sorry, I was reading posts on HOX and HOX+ forums and just wrote on bad section. Sorry again, but HOX and HOX+ are similar phones. HOX+ has a little better CPU. S-off problem is same, Nvidia security is probably same. So, We still can't do anything.
I don't know much about programming, but if We can unlock bootloader via HTCdev, then must be some backdoor on Nvidia security, or mayby seucrity is disabled during bootloader unlocking operation. Mayby this is the way. Or mayby this part of bootloader security is somewhere else and Nvidia key not blocking this. I don't know. Any Dev is needed here.
Gotta love it when I resurrect an old thread (oh resurrect. Such a big word)
I've been wondering for quite a while about this question.
Turing on "Power saving" mode in the sense rom, turns down your CPU to 1.3GHZ, which means it UNDERCLOCKS your device. Correct me If I am wrong, if you are S-On you neither can underclock nor overclock your cpu . Right?
I know this has been thought by other great developers before, but is there no way to de-compile just the power saving function and inspecting to see how it gains the S-Off access? I mean the answer must be there.
Being a Member of XDA for a while now I recall in the past on different models that XDA use to create sub-forums for Carrier Variants. I.E. Verizon, Sprint, GSM based. This was helpful for the noobs and Rom creators in making sure that Noobs didn't flash the incorrect Rom or Recovery.
Looking at the HTC One Max forums there occasionally is this confusion as members will post a general variant specific issues and a novice not knowing the difference would unintentionally use it thinking it applied to their device. Some Devs don't identify there Roms or indicate a variant which contributes to the issue.
I think it would be very beneficial for development on this device to have Variant based sub forums. Additionally having variant based sub-forums will help identify Underdeveloped devices.
Just my 2 cents.
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Some Devs don't identify there Roms or indicate a variant which contributes to the issue.
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I'm sure when we get way more than 3 threads in original and 3 in development they will look at dividing the Max forum. Until then we need anyone that posts anything to ensure they identify what model it will work on. I believe most of the development done for us thus far does not identify which model it works for because it works across all (in one form or another).
To be honest most if not all of the issues people have had thus far is because they are not searching and reading to understand something before they do it. I guarantee a dev or someone with knowledge will try to help the best they can. BUT no one wants to help someone that doesn't try to help themselves by understanding what they are doing first.
If anyone notices that some development is device specific and it is not labeled as such then ping the dev and ask that they identify it appropriately. And if anyone feels strongly enough that something is not labeled or mislabeled that could end up causing issues with someone's device then AFTER ASKING THE OP to update feel free to contact one of our mods to correct or close the thread until it is adjusted. Many hands make light work...
i can see both points here
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i can see both points here
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I can see the point as well. But it will be a while before the forums are divided if at all. I said "until then" because we all need to work together now to police the threads to make sure things are made clear if they are not.
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I can see the point as well. But it will be a while before the forums are divided if at all. I said "until then" because we all need to work together now to police the threads to make sure things are made clear if they are not.
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yeah i know what you mean. we clearly need more roms and development before anything gets split up
oneandroidnut said:
yeah i know what you mean. we clearly need more roms and development before anything gets split up
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I know coming from the Motorola Droid HD forums that the impact of not separating them is lots of "Learning Experiences". I am quite learned in the rooting/bootlocker experience and even I was confused by the variants in that forum. I got it sorted out but it took longer then is should have.
I am in the process of learning java and android development and I plan on properly labeling my threads and apps. Oh and Blender for Custom Boot Animations. I have a Plan for A Doctor Who based Animation.
Plus I like tidiness and organization. Makes things more efficient.
How do I tell which version of the One Max I have?
It's one of the 32 gig versions, it's gsm and works on United states ATT. baseband version is 4T,27.3218.14_10.33C.1718.01L Software number says 3.15.1540.1 I think it might be the Hong Kong or British one, but it's been quite confusing trying to figure out which is which. I bought it off Amazon, so I know there's a chance that the software has been "improved' a bit.
Thanks for any help-I did try to search on it, but wasn't finding anything with useful info for me, or possibly I just don't know where to look. It's been some few years since I had an HTC..I bought the original G1 on opening day
Any help, or even just a point in the right direction would be most appreciated. I'd like to get this sucker rooted and get rid of the crapware as soon as possible
Hi!
I am the proud owner of a HTC Desire 610. But i am unable to find anything about my phone on XDA. There is no specific forum for it. I want development of it. :crying:
adnan.rakib said:
Hi!
I am the proud owner of a HTC Desire 610. But i am unable to find anything about my phone on XDA. There is no specific forum for it. I want development of it. :crying:
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Hey! I have finally found someone with this phone! I'm not alone! :laugh: anyways, I put a request in the new device forum thread (just Google new device forum xda) I really want to root this device so I can get rid of the htc bloats are that they fill it up with I know it has similar specs to the desire 816 so maybe the root method may work for this device too? I don't want to try it as this phone is brand new and don't want to brick it anyways, did you ever find anything?
I would really appreciate if I get support for this device here as I've been having a lot of issues with it since purchase. I'm unable to connect to 3G and software update option is missing. I'm so dieing to see a support forum for it here.
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This is not a support site. All device modding is done by owners of the device. Had you read the request OP you would know a device needs active development before it is even considered for a forum.