HTC One X Flash Back to Stock ROM

Useful Link

1. HTC Sync Manager: http://www.htc.com/www/software/htc-sync-manager/
2. Stock RUU file for HTC One X: http://androidfiles.org/ruu/?developer=Endeavor
3. Fastboot and Stock Recovery file: https://docs.google.com/file/d/0Bxqw7khMpcEgV0ZMWHlJT25hbkE/

Enter Fastboot mode

1. Turn off the phone.
2. Press Volume down button and power button together and phone should boot into Bootloader mode.
3. Use Volume key to choose FASTBOOT and use Power Button to select it.

Flash Stock Recovery

1. Download Fastboot package from the link above (item number 3 in the Useful Link).
2. Unzip it and place the Fastboot folder directly under drive C. Make sure that the Fastboot folder is directly under drive C.
3. Open your command prompt. (Press Start and type cmd).
4. Insert "cd /" and press enter to go back to the root of C drive.





5. Insert "cd fastboot" and press enter to browse to the Fastboot folder.
   
6. Insert "fastboot flash recovery recovery.img" to start flashing stock recovery file. Don't worry about the recovery.img file as I already include that file in the Fastboot zip package.
   

To be continue..

DIY Ice Lemon Tea + Orange Dessert

Here I want to introduce a very easy to prepare dessert. The ingredient you will need:

1. A frozen pack of Ice Lemon Tea, or any pack drink you like
2. One orange, or any fruit you like
3. Evaporated milk

The required ingredients, take note that the F&N ice lemon tea is fully frozen. 

Ubuntu: Change The Location for Maximize, Minimize and Close Button

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To solve this problem, you can configure the drive to automount everytime your ubuntu started. Run this command under your terminal to install Storage Device Manager:

sudo apt-get install pysdm

After the installation completed run Storage Device Manager from Unity (press Super key and type Storage Device Manager).