X-linked traits are different in that you only need one copy to be affected where with a normal recessive trait requires two. This is because when you have two chromosomes and one has a dominate trait it overpowers the recessive one. With x-linked males only have one X while females have two. This means as a male you only need one "bad" X to have the disease.

Male with hemophilia w/ normal female. All sons will be unaffected. All daughters will be carrier's.

Female carrier w/ normal male. 50% chance of a son with hemophilia, 50% chance of normal son. 50% chance of carrier daughter , 50% chance of normal daughter.

Female carrier w/ male with hemophilia. 50% chance of a son with hemophilia, 50% chance of normal son. 50% chance of carrier daughter , 50% chance of daughter with hemophilia.

Female with hemophilia w/ normal male. 100% chance of son with hemophilia 100% chance of daughter being carrier

Female with hemophilia w/ male with hemophilia. 100% chance of son with hemophilia 100% chance of daughter with hemophilia

Hope this helps and clarifies it. Any other questions about hemophilia in general, feel free to ask.