For the AT&T HTC One X, if you have s-on it requires you to manually flash the boot.img of a rom. You do a factory reset and install a previous backup. But you notice it's just in a bootloop right?
THIS WILL ONLY WORK IF YOU MADE A BACKUP WHEN YOU WERE ON THE ORIGINAL AT&T 3.18 JELLY BEAN UPDATE (LIKE AS IN THE BACKUP WAS MADE BEFORE YOU TRIED TO FLASH A ROM.)
Step 1. Keep a cool face
Step 2. Download the 3.18 boot.img: AT&T 3.18 Boot.img
Step 3. Put the downloaded boot.img inside the platform tools folder of sdk. If you need sdk here you go: Android SDK
Step 4:Assuming you have a Windows PC, go to command prompt
Step 5: Direct it to the platform tools folder
Step 6: Boot your AT&T HTC ONE X into bootloader and choose fastboot in the menu. Connect to PC and wait until it changes to FASTBOOT USB on the phone.
Step 7: Once your in the platform tools folder in command prompt, type in: fastboot flash boot boot.img
Step 8: Wait until it finishes in the command prompt and boot again.
VOILA! Your backup should work now and you got past the soft brick
THIS WILL ONLY WORK IF YOU MADE A BACKUP WHEN YOU WERE ON THE ORIGINAL AT&T 3.18 JELLY BEAN UPDATE (LIKE AS IN THE BACKUP WAS MADE BEFORE YOU TRIED TO FLASH A ROM.)
Step 1. Keep a cool face
Step 2. Download the 3.18 boot.img: AT&T 3.18 Boot.img
Step 3. Put the downloaded boot.img inside the platform tools folder of sdk. If you need sdk here you go: Android SDK
Step 4:Assuming you have a Windows PC, go to command prompt
Step 5: Direct it to the platform tools folder
Step 6: Boot your AT&T HTC ONE X into bootloader and choose fastboot in the menu. Connect to PC and wait until it changes to FASTBOOT USB on the phone.
Step 7: Once your in the platform tools folder in command prompt, type in: fastboot flash boot boot.img
Step 8: Wait until it finishes in the command prompt and boot again.
VOILA! Your backup should work now and you got past the soft brick
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