[guide] htc one. Repair guide

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Needed Toolkit and File
- First you must download the Android SDK Tool from sdk, grab the right one according to your Computer or laptop platform i.e Windows, Mac and Linux.
- Flash the latest clockworkmod recovery so that you can recharge the phone via recovery while the device is off.

Fix Stuck on HTC Logo
The device just being stuck at HT Logo and unable to start in normal is the most common issues after flashing a ROM. To resolved this problem, you may first try to clearing the "fastboot cache" and then force the device to reboot in fastboot mode.
To do this follow this simple steps:
First, Power Down the phone and reboot into bootloader mode by holding down the "Volume Down" and the "Power button".
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Use the volume buttons to navigate and choose " fastboot "and confirm the selection using with the power button.
Connect your HTC One X to your computer using the supplied USB cable.
4. In your computer, Run the command prompt by pressing "windows key + r" and typing "cmd Go to the folder containing the fastboot. (E.i if fastboot is in the folder C: \ android type cd \ Android
cd \ Android)

Type the following command: "fastboot erase cache

Choose reboot in fastboot menu and press the power button.
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If the above steps doesn't give the desired results, there is another solution using thisAll in one kit. All you need to do is start the fastboot and reflash the kernel.


Fix Boot Loop Problem
If you have experience bootloop after flashing a ROM like for example CM10.1 or any ROM that you have previously flashed before the bootloop occurred.
Download the SDK tool if you haven't installed it yet.
You'll need to download the .zip file of the ROM onto your computer, then extract or "unzip" it using any extracting tool you have in in your computer like Winrar, Winzip or 7zip.
After the .zip file extracted, now find the file named "boot.img" then put it somewhere in your computer.

Run the command prompt in your computer
Windows: press "windows key + r" and typing "cmd". Go to the folder containing the fastboot. (E.i if fastboot is in the folder C: \ android type "cd \ Android).
Mac/Linux: Make sure you’ve got the boot.img in your home directory before running the Command Prompt or Terminal (Mac/Linux). Navigate to your /android-sdk/platform-tools/ folder in terminal using the “cd” command. So if the androidsdk is in your home folder you’d want to type: cd ~/androidsdk/platform-tools.
Power Down the HTC One X completely. Hold down the power button and the volume down button.
Plug the device into your computer. Then go to the bootloader mode. You will then see a “FASTBOOT USB”, as shown below.
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Now it’s time to flash the boot.img. Type the following:
Windows:

fastboot flash boot boot.img

Then Reboot:reboot

Mac/Linux:
./fastboot flash boot /path/to/boot.img (~/boot.img if the file is in your home directory)

Then reboot the device by typing the following command:./fastboot reboWait until the device completely reboot and past the HTC bootscreen and enjoy.
 
Thanks for writing this up. Hopefully it will be a help for someone.

From a Sprint Moto X using AC forums app
 
Not a criticism but if you don't understand this you shouldn't root. A lot of times root is made to easy. You really need to understand how to "fix" possible issues before jumping into your phones mind

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