HELP!!!!

[mxcoope]

I am trying to install a new rom for my att htc one x. I am rooted and the bootloader is unlocked. S is On and my bootloader version is 1.14. I have tried installing 2 different roms. The first was the latest nightly of Chameleon OS and the second one is Baked Blackbean 8, both for Evita. In both instances, when I reboot my phone after doing a full wipe and install, including fastbooting the boot.img files. The phone boots to the animation screen and just keeps running the animation. It does not go past that screen. Since it is happening on 2 different roms, I think I am doing something wrong. Does anybody have any ideas on how to fix thi? I am running twrp recovery 2.5.0 and have used it to install the roms.

 

[mbcastle]

Try using an older version of TWRP (2.3.x). The later versions sometimes have problems with wiping.

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[mxcoope]

I tried using TWRP 2.3.3.1 with the same results. Any other suggestions? When I do a new rom install, I do a factory reset, install rom, clear cache and delvic cache and then boot into bootloader and fastboot the boot.img file and reboot the phone. Am I doing something wrong?

 

[loraque]

Not trying to imply that I know all the ROM names for Evita, but I have not heard of those. According to Google, the only Chameleon ROM for HTC One X is not for Evita. I would double-check what your device is... if international version, it is not Evita but Endeavor.

[ROM][4.2.2][May 5]Chameleon OS-Ljjehlster | HTC One X > XDA

 

[wesley20850]

I tried using TWRP 2.3.3.1 with the same results. Any other suggestions? When I do a new rom install, I do a factory reset, install rom, clear cache and delvic cache and then boot into bootloader and fastboot the boot.img file and reboot the phone. Am I doing something wrong?

if you are coming from another rom you must wipe the system partition

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[MangoPowah]

Since you're S-ON, make sure you're flashing the boot.img of the ROM you want as well. However, I'd recommend going S-OFF. It saves you the hassle of flashing the boot.img, plus it allows you to flash different boot splash screens and change radios.

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2155069

It takes only a few minutes, and it's really easy!