[INDEX] AT&T/ROGERS One X Resources Compilation Roll-Up (Updated 5/8/14)

vin255764 · Jul 29, 2012

-=knop=- said:
is there a rom with russian language?

Android has all languages in any ROM around here.You just have to unhide/unlock them.I wrote how-to for cooks and everyone else. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1731720

droidiac13 · Aug 5, 2012

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EDIT: The link wasn't showing up through the TapaTalk app.

redpoint73 · Aug 6, 2012

Updated the index to include all the 2.20 OTA "fun" from last Thursday/Friday (that I missed out on, for the most part)! Added a few warnings about the 2.20 OTA to the "root" and "Stock RUU" sections of the index. Hopefully, they will be helpful.

Also included some ROM updates, and a few new mods.

Athrun88 · Aug 9, 2012

I know the Telus HOX isn't 100% supported yet; however, would it be possible to add my guide to the rollup to help people with 1.91 or people who don't want to use one-clicks to gain root and unlock bootloader?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1814914

That is, if it is worthy and not repetitive.

Thanks!

redpoint73 · Aug 9, 2012

Athrun88 said:
I know the Telus HOX isn't 100% supported yet; however, would it be possible to add my guide to the rollup to help people with 1.91 or people who don't want to use one-clicks to gain root and unlock bootloader?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1814914

That is, if it is worthy and not repetitive.

Thanks!

Sure thing. Looks useful. Added it to the Guides section at the end of post #1.

I don't know much about the Telus side of things, so thanks for the heads up. Telus folks deserve some love, too!

HareyCarey · Aug 12, 2012

Those are a lot of options to choose from in the op...if I want to root and I am on 1.85 out of the box, which are the most current or up to date methods that will get me from root with cwm to unlocked bootloader the quickest and safest?

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redpoint73 · Aug 17, 2012

HareyCarey said:
Those are a lot of options to choose from in the op...if I want to root and I am on 1.85 out of the box, which are the most current or up to date methods that will get me from root with cwm to unlocked bootloader the quickest and safest?

The root method that mentions 1.85 in the thread title is the only one that works for 1.85.

Then achieve SuperCID by either the first method linked ("manual") or 2nd link (1-click). Your choice. 1-click is easier, but some people like to have more control and do it manually.

Unlock the bootloader, then install TWRP using the 1-click or goomanager app on the Play market. CWM is not recommended, as it doesn't officially support our device, and is known to cause some major issues for some people.

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redpoint73 · Aug 23, 2012

Removed the link to the one-click CWM install: [TOOL] One Click CWM Recovery Install"][TOOL] One Click CWM Recovery Install

The download links are dead, and everyone should be using TWRP, anyway.

bearsblack · Aug 28, 2012

Any idea as to when we'll see a root method for 2.20?

redpoint73 · Aug 28, 2012

bearsblack said:
Any idea as to when we'll see a root method for 2.20?

I'll add it to the index as soon as possible, after a root method is posted!

yanyu · Sep 7, 2012

thanks op for the effort

chris.l.naish · Sep 11, 2012

Has anyone tried this yet for attempting to root v2.20? : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1870652

I have not yet upgraded to a One X, but want to be sure I can root it before I do...

redpoint73 · Sep 11, 2012

chris.l.naish said:
Has anyone tried this yet for attempting to root v2.20? : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1870652

I have not yet upgraded to a One X, but want to be sure I can root it before I do...

This thread is an index. Its not for general discussions or questions. Please find a thread discussing root in "General" or "Q&A", and take your discussion there.

Anyway, the method you linked requires S-Off, so its useless for us. If we had S-Off, we'd have root.

chris.l.naish · Sep 11, 2012

redpoint73 said:
This thread is an index. Its not for general discussions or questions. Please find a thread discussing root in "General" or "Q&A", and take your discussion there.

Anyway, the method you linked requires S-Off, so its useless for us. If we had S-Off, we'd have root.

Sorry about that. Thx for the info.

redpoint73 · Sep 11, 2012

chris.l.naish said:
Sorry about that. Thx for the info.

Actually read your link too fast the first time. It claims to be able to root with S-On using some "universal exploit".

But it doesn't work on the One X: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=31435583#post31435583

Samuel Sung · Sep 14, 2012

is there a Jelly Bean version which i can flash for a women without a clue about android? I mean i need an version which runs 100% perfect without reading stuff for hours or even days. Because i have to test all the stuff...

So my questions:

Is there a a JB rom with my needs?
Is there a dualboot Kernel?
Which kernel brings the best performance.

I don't need tons of features because she won't use it...

thx in advance

daveyglow · Sep 16, 2012

Samuel Sung said:
is there a Jelly Bean version which i can flash for a women without a clue about android? I mean i need an version which runs 100% perfect without reading stuff for hours or even days. Because i have to test all the stuff...

So my questions:

Is there a a JB rom with my needs?
Is there a dualboot Kernel?
Which kernel brings the best performance.

I don't need tons of features because she won't use it...

thx in advance

Take a search through the forum

Sent from my One X using xda app-developers app

redpoint73 · Sep 17, 2012

Samuel Sung said:
is there a Jelly Bean version which i can flash for a women without a clue about android? I mean i need an version which runs 100% perfect without reading stuff for hours or even days. Because i have to test all the stuff...

So my questions:

Is there a a JB rom with my needs?
Is there a dualboot Kernel?
Which kernel brings the best performance.

I don't need tons of features because she won't use it...

thx in advance

This isn't a general help or support thread, or a question and answer thread. I've taken it upon myself to create and maintain a list of resource links for the convenience of our users. Doesn't mean I'm an expert (or anything close to an expert) about everything on the list. Please post general questions in the Q&A forum. Posting questions here will get minimal exposure to your question.

The only responses for this thread should be relevant to the index itself, such as errors, requests for additions, etc. (and of course, the occasional thanks is fine, too!).

Nonetheless, I've tried to point people in the right direction when they ask questions here. But really, its not the right place for such things.

If you female friend is really so clueless, why does she need Jelly Bean at all? The vast majority of "casual" Android users don't even know or care about the latest firmware features. If you need something 100% stable for the casual user, JB is probably not the right choice. Its getting pretty stable, but still in an early stage. The JB ROMs are really for enthusiasts willing to encounter some bugs. The stock ROM is fine for most casual users, or flash something like CleanROM or ViperXL, which give the stability of stock ICS, with the added benefit of performance enhancements to make the UI smoother.

redpoint73 · Sep 25, 2012

Removed root method which no longer works:

[ROOT] 1.85 One Click Root! - ACT NOW, MAY NOT LAST FOREVER!

Made other revisions to the "ROOT" section, as suggested here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32010230&postcount=7

sixty_oz · Oct 1, 2012

Only issue I'm having at the moment is this (see screenshots).

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Ahh crap, wrong one, sorry, how do i delete this????

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