AT&T HTC One X Bootloop help

[wizzrah]

I'm sorry, no its not working. I meant to say, I got to homescreen, the phone was reset, but the battery, even though it was charging, never went past 2%, and then the phone shut off again and went to boot loop.

I dont know if this will exactly work but you can try reflashing the RUU. It's right here but it says you need atleast 30% battery. It's up to you. I'm running out of ideas here.
Have you been able to get back in? Is it still bootlooping? It might be the battery? ...

 

[xthechar]

OMG THANK YOU!

I've been sitting here freaking out that my phone was totally borked...and you came and saved the day. Many thanks good sir.

 

[wizzrah]

OMG THANK YOU!

I've been sitting here freaking out that my phone was totally borked...and you came and saved the day. Many thanks good sir.

no problem glad I could help!

 

[TerrorOfDeathXI]

Hello, I have an HTC One X phone thru at&t. I actually rooted my phone a while back and during that process I did some type of flash on my phone, and i have been unable to fix it even with what I read in forums. I am able to go into bootloader mode and I am able to go into recovery mode. Although when I go to recovery mode my phone states that I do not have a rom installed..I also forgot to mention that my phone boots and it stays on the first screen that appears and it has some red text stating something about the phone being used for some use only and not be sold out of the contact means or whatever..anyways I was wondering if anyone could help me. :]

 

[Secret Knight]

Hi,

I have a HTC One X+ from At&T. I rooted my phone via One_XPlus_All-In-One_Kit_v3.0. I tried to upload the "cm-11-20141112-SNAPSHOT-M12-enrc2b.zip" custom os replacing HTC. I upload this zip file into my root directory. I also upload the boot.img file from this zip into the Android directory. After that I ran the fastboot flash boot boot.img command and now my phone can not boot. I downloaded the 3.18 boot img file from the second post and I rerun the fastboot flash boot boot.img command, but I am still not able to boot my phone. How can I put back my previous boot image? What can I do?