Here's a link (http://www.htc.com/us/software/software-updates/htc-one-x-sense-5-update/)where HTC explains what has been changed and added.
Did you get the 537MB download? Can you pull it from the /cache folder and upload it somewhere?
I'm getting the htcdm has stopped error as well. Any idea how to fix that or is it a server side issue?
Got the little update, changed the date, checked again, and bam! Downloading the big update now.
I had to do a factory reset after the little update took then I was able to set the date forward and download the big update. It is downloading now.
I would assume a factory reset would work, but I really don't want to have to do one if there are any ways around it.
Got it installed finally. Here are the screenshots:
http://imgur.com/3blhgAu
http://imgur.com/K27lyqv
http://imgur.com/3blhgAu
http://imgur.com/K27lyqv
Glad they finally came out with the update. Of course just after I move on to S-Off and installed Cyanogenmod 10.2 
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Look forward to comments on it, always loved Sense roms.
.Look forward to comments on it, always loved Sense roms.
Having FM radio was a nice surprise. I think I had to install it myself in 4.1.1. Flashlight is still missing though.
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you can probably pull the flashlight app out of a diffrent 4.2.2 sense base and install it. as for the update, when do you think we will see a flashable version for twrp
I have seen some people have it but this is probably the offical version. I just ran the 2.15 firmware that came out almoast 4 months ago so I haven't seen what suport is like with devs on 2.18 hboot.
I'm sure it won't take long until sometimes posts a flashable version.
The 2.18 hboot has been seen previously on one of the other recent releases, it's arguably identical to all other hboots 2.15 and above.
Sent from my Evita
From what I can tell only people on the AT&T network can get this update. I flashed my phone to 3.18.502.6 and tried to check for updates; it hangs forever and then says there is no update.
Does anyone have the original files/filenames of the 2 updates in question? I know the 3.18.502.9 zip has been uploaded but I think it was renamed before uploaded?
Does anyone have the original files/filenames of the 2 updates in question? I know the 3.18.502.9 zip has been uploaded but I think it was renamed before uploaded?
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Great news... RUU has been released. Download at:
http://dl3.htc.com/application/HTC_One_X_RUU_5.18.502.1.exe3Just checked for an update and it is downloading now. Let's see how badly I can mess up my phone doing an OTA while rooted with several xposed modules installed.
OTA update files can be downloaded here:
http://www.androidfilehost.com/?a=show&w=files&flid=11697
Use twistedddx's instructions below to flash:
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You need:
1)Stock 3.18.502.6 install. eg 3.18.502.6 RUU
2)S-On and CWS__001 or S-Off and supercid, but NOT S-On and supercid.
3)stock recovery, eg 3.18.502.6 RUU
4)Place 3.18.502.9 OTApkg.zip on phone storage (16mb)
5)boot into stock recovery
6)press volup + power repeatedly until menu appears
7)install from phone storage
8)select the OTAPkg.zip
9)boot rom
10)place 5.18.502.1 OTAPkg.zip on phone storage (527mb)
11)boot into stock recovery
12)press volup + power repeatedly until menu appears
13)install from phone storage
14)select the OTAPkg.zip
15)boot rom
Do not confuse your OTAPkg.zip files, you could rename them prior to placing them on your phone to something less confusing.
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Updates must be flashed in order, none can be skipped.2
This is most likely false. AFAIK s-off in itself will not prevent you from getting an update or installing it. Custom recovery will force the update to fail, as OTAs require stock recovery to be present. This is the main reason folks with modded phones have trouble installing OTAs.
In fact, if you are modded or want to, s-off is probably the safest state to be in if you want to try to install the OTA. S-off virtually guarantees that any increased safety measures (which have been implemented with every new official AT&T firmware) do not close the loopholes needed for root, installing custom ROMs, etc.
