Lengthy after releasing the kernel source for different variants of the One X (in addition to the US One S and EVO LTE), HTC has lastly released the supply for AT&T's variant.
Customers may recall that the AT&T-connected One X was overlooked of the preliminary kernel source code drop just after HTC delivered a somewhat disheartening assertion to the Verge indicating that the system was not eligible to participate in the Taiwanese manufacturer's bootloader unlocking program on account of unspecified "restrictions," which many customers learn as "AT&T says no."
While it seems that the AT&T-connected One X still isn't appropriate with HTC's bootloader unlocking tool (and will by no means be), the release of its kernel supply code continues to be constructive news for tweakers, tinkerers, and builders alike.
If you're interested in grabbing some fresh kernel source code for AT&T's One X, you need only hit the link below.
Source: HTC Dev Center
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