yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] Narcal:
Since I flashed 6.0.0 I'm having issue in getting the IP from WiFi in DHCP mode: my phone stucks at "getting IP address" and after some secs it disconnects from the WiFi. Same issue with base and faux's kernel.

I usually connected with no problem before, but since these are free WiFis not of my own I can't check if they are working correctly nor I can switch to static. Anyone else is getting this problem?
[HTC One X] graham535i:
Installed Rom and Tweaks Restarting.....

Hi,

I installed you're rom and tweaks it's nice, clean and fast.

Now when I try to run an app for instance drag racing: bike edition,

my phone is now restarting ever time I try to run that app and other games.

Please help......

Thanks

Graham
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
Did you flash the boot image as well as the ROM?
[HTC One X] danhthuan269:
how can wakup phone by volume key??
[HTC One X] M3PH:
Anyone even notice the irony of this? no? give it a second... Still no? ok I'll explain.

A lot of you are/were complaining about the battery life of the One X. What ever you did to solve it (fyi i recommend you play angry birds or GTA less) will be undone the moment you boot a kernel that allows for overclocking. Also, as everyone knows overlcocking a microprocessor always causes it to generate more heat - that's just a science fact - how do you guys plan to solve that? Because if the One X gets too hot, it disables charging of the battery till it cools so the CPU doesn't become a liquid silicon pool in the bottom of the casing.

Goku, I totally agree with you, man. Complete waste of time and effort just to pander to a group of people that refuse to listen and learn that you can't have everything (especially when it involves electrons and neurons. Again, science fact).

It certainly does make me wonder why i actually bother to keep posting on this forum.
[HTC One X] Paulst30:
You could have a wee read here :)

Not tried it on ARHD yet.

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+1 cannot agree more, back when i used to game and OC desktop CPU's i was always paranoid about cooling, trying water cooling and everything to just see a little gain. How a phone can be over clocked and still remain a steady temp is beyond me. Personally it's just a show and tell to say i have a gazillion quadrant points, which on the face of it, doesn't really matter.

A smooth OS, stutter-free experience is good enough. Plus doesn't the One X really only use 2 cores at best anyway? meaning its not really in need of any speed increase?
[HTC One X] graham535i:
Don't think so, how do i do that?

Thanks

Graham
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
Whilst I agree that there is no need for overclocking the One X I have to disagree with some of your assumptions.

A higher clock rate doesn't necessarily mean more heat, especially when lower voltages are used to achieve that clock rate.

Some people have no interest in achieving better battery life and want to play games 24/7 or post up ridiculous benchmark results of no value, that's their choice, we just have to accept that and calmly suggest to them that these are the reasons for that molten piece of silicon sitting in their hand ;)
[HTC One X] Nubzori:
OMG sirsly. Read the first post it's all there
[HTC One X] Huntsman07:
With ARHD 6.0.0 and franco's kernel

I am getting 20 hrs with 3 hrs of screen time. Is this battery stat good or bad?
[HTC One X] graham535i:
Sorry so used to doing windows phones didn't relise that the steps were that different.....

I shall read

Thanks

Graham
[HTC One X] M3PH:
It's not just the One X. The way the tegra 3 is designed to work is basically to scale up the number of used cores dependant on load, but with all 4 cores enabled the chip actually can't run any higher than 1.2/1.3GHz becuase of cooling restrictions. Yes, in most situations only 2 cores plus the companion core (cube :D) are active. I think the only time you will ever see all 4 cores running is when you play a game from tegra zone (it's been a while since i read the Nvidia white paper on the subject).
[HTC One X] Nubzori:
Check general section there's battery thread.

20hrs with 3h is average but you didn't tell us what did you do on those 3hrs
[HTC One X] M3PH:
Assumptions? ASSUMPTIONS?!

Dude wtf! It's friday and i really couldn't be bothered to pull my 21 years of IT experience out of it's case just for 4 lines but seeing as your gonna try to troll me.

It may be true that if you undervolt a processor while, at the same time, increasing it's core clock you may be able to maintain a stable thermal signature, but more often than not you comprimise the electrical stablity of the entire architecture (more clock ticks, higher frequency, higher power requirement).

Now, of course, i could go on BUT IT'S FRIDAY FFS. I've got better things to do like write a BF3 BTK review, do a beer run, Play BF3 BTK and finally GET SO SMASHED I CAN'T RECOGNISE MY OWN FACE :eek: :D :D
[HTC One X] Huntsman07:
3hrs of usage included texting, voice call, surfing internet over wifi, watch videos and gaming for sometime
[HTC One X] Nubzori:
Then it's good
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
Visions of Tegra 3 task offloading to other cores via a portal :D
[HTC One X] jotha:
Forget it... not worth the hassle
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
I'm sorry if you feel I was trolling you because that was not certainly not my intention. I was merely pointing out that there are users who want to do those things you so eloquently mentioned in your initial post.
[HTC One X] armukhtar:
hi..

am I the only one facing slow download speed..
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Cancel the download and start again.

Wysłane z mojego Galaxy Nexus za pomocą Tapatalk
[HTC One X] gapper100:
Hey Mike,

From you're experience, how long do you estimate it will take for Revolutionary (or something similar) to come up with S-OFF for the One X? I don't really like the idea of partially voiding my warranty by using the HTC Dev-method, but I'm really itching to install ARHD :p

Thanks!
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
I seriously can't wait for SuperCID and the ability to flash newer firmware;

1 hour 15 mins screen on, 15 mins sonic 4, kik on but no messages, push email, Facebook, twitter :(

Sent using Tapatalk
[HTC One X] Audioboxer:
Might be a while, the sensation XL still hasn't gotten S-OFF yet.
[HTC One X] jotha:
Well on Sensation XL, which has also the new bootloader, there is no S-Off after some months :(.

So it may be similar here. I would not bet on a real S-Off in foreseeable future.

On the other hand there are many more high-level devs on One X :D.

But all in all it was a quite intelligent move from HTC to give all top devs a device that is already S-Off. So they have no real reason to put too much sweat in developing S-Off. ;)
[HTC One X] verynuclear:
The fact is that battery life of One X is horrible.
[HTC One X] jureca:
mike the firmware there any way to install?, thanks

Enviado desde mi HTC One X usando Tapatalk
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Skip the firmware, just flash the ROM.
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Really no idea, it's getting harder and harder with every new device.
[HTC One X] pachinkosan:
The highest available frequency to run seems kinda broken, coz it's only 1GHz, not 1.5 as it intended to be. The same bug was in RomeOSx, but 1.2.0 HD was good.

I'm not complaining, but that seems kinda wrong to me

anyway, awesome job! much better than the stock one
[HTC One X] jureca:
Ok thanks, you already have one x?

Enviado desde mi HTC One X usando Tapatalk
[HTC One X] gibbs1984:
Really? I've found the battery life to be pretty good so far, only had my phone for 4 days so can't really tell but it's got me through the whole day everyday so far and that's with pretty heavy use for a couple of days.
[HTC One X] jotha:
That is not true. I had more than 15% of the time between 1 GHz and 1.5 GHz

with 1.2.1
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Max frequency depends on your screen status and battery level. 1GHz if batter is less then 20%.
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Yes, in 55% :p
[HTC One X] pachinkosan:
got it, thanks
[HTC One X] ivanov_sibbereg:
Have the same. Tried to Hard Reset - no change.
[HTC One X] jotha:
The other guy brought it to store, they acknowledged a defect and exchanged it.
[HTC One X] ShyamSasi:
If possible include the patched services.jar to make it compatible with SuperCharger.
[HTC One X] pokosik:
Ok then. I am android user very long time. So rooting isn't difficult thing to do. Just this phone is really nice and it has everything I need. But if this Rom will make it even better then I think I will try to flash it.
[HTC One X] Nubzori:
You won't regret it :D
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Higher the cpu is but of course depending on what voltage you have the frequencies on means quicker startup for the application. that means less strain on the cpu and less drainage for the battery if i am not mistaken. so OC does has it's benefits. but all honesty i am more than happy with 1.5;)

plus i could use a good drinking session:p

Jotha how was the final? h:D
[HTC One X] zincsnow:
hey guys, just want to ask, i've flashed the lite-r sense .zip and kinda regret it, anyway i could full sense back? should i re-flash the ROM and flash the boot.img again?

anyways, if anyone loves Swype and find there's a tiny keyboard, Swype has just released a new version to fix the issue! :D

@Swype on twitter: 'Are you a Swype Beta user? Do use an HTC One X? If you saw a bug with a tiny keyboard, we have something for you here: http://bit.ly/KUTTFw'
[HTC One X] Forsaked:
You only need to flash the ROM again!
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Someone before said that services.jar is not patched with supercharger. It has supercharger TWEAK by default.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
bah those scripts do more harm than good. i would skip the supercharger scripts...hardly noticed anything when i used it and waste of time....that is my opinion. mind you never been a big fun of using scripts..hence why i let either android or an app do the dirty work for me..

what you think of supercharger mike
[HTC One X] dhanu1978shka14:
Can I flash this ROM ?

Guys,

I am bit confused here ..

I am on stock 1.28 rooted ROM. Can I flash this ROM just by following the steps below ?

How to flash:

Download ROM and place it on your SD card

Download "Super Wipe" script & place it on your SD card (optionally if coming from earlier version of my ROM, obligatory if coming from stock or other custom ROM)

Flash boot.img from the downloads section

Boot your phone in recovery mode (vol down + power)

In main menu, select "install zip from sdcard"

Select "choose zip from sdcard" and browse to the location of "Super Wipe" script

Once again select "choose zip from sdcard" and browse to the location of Android Revolution ROM

After flashing process is complete, reboot the devic

Do I have to anything with the firmware packages ?? :confused:
[HTC One X] zincsnow:
nope, just follow the steps and you'll be fine,

just make sure your bootloader is unlocked.
[HTC One X] emmaair:
Hello, i have a big Problem.. I have a big Battery Drain :( i dont know what i can do.. i lost 50% in 2 Hours.. With normal Use.. i had 3 charge cycles but nothing changed.. ARHD 6.0.0 with Bricked Kernel (Repacked for ARHD6.0) any solutions? :(
[HTC One X] jonas2295:
No need of firmware package.

Just don't forget to flash the boot img in bootloader -fastboot
[HTC One X] M3PH:
Fair enough :)

What did i miss?

Think of a processor as a clock. The frequency is how many times the clock ticks every second. Now on a desktop system there is a point where if the processor can't draw enough power it can't tick as many times as it expects it should. When that happens you get processing errors. Now to prevent this you supply more power to the chip. This consequently stabilizes it and eliminates the errors (but it does generate more heat).

Now, i could be completely wrong but i doubt that SoC manufacturers are deliberately designing chips to take more voltage then they need so i can't see how undervolting the CPU while raising it's clock frequency is going to have the effect you describe.

I think i might have to go do some reading coz something funky is going on here.

**UPDATE**

So i did some quick reading and it turns out that i was bang on the money. Although undervolting a CPU when it's running at stock speed can reduce heat and save battery it not actually a good idea to undervolt and then overclock the chip because, like in a desktop PC, you stand a very good chance of making the system unstable or causing processing errors.

This link breaks it down nicely and explains it in plain english. The author is talking about the Thunderbolt but the prinicples are the same.

/me wonders at what point he can say "Don't test me" :D
[HTC One X] adamgaltress:
Very close to 20,000 Mike! ;)
[HTC One X] maipham:
Dear Mike

Thanks very much for your rom. i have some problems with rom 6.0: 1/ I set up the face lock and pattern lock for my one x. When i open my one X, i will not use my face or pattern, I will touch to make a urgent call, and touch any soft key (back, home, app) to open one X. it means i can open my one x without the security lock. is that a problem with your room. 2/ my one x lost 1% pin for 1 minus online with wifi, it is very bad.

Thanks
[HTC One X] M3PH:
That depends on what you call "normal". I would suggest you flash the stock ARHD kernel back and stop any background processes that you don't need (IM clients etc)
[HTC One X] M3PH:
1) I use the face unlock and it works fine. You must have it set up wrong

2) You what now?
[HTC One X] dhanu1978shka14:
Thanks Guys !!

Yup ..bootloader is unlocked ..

got it ..

Thanks a lot guys .. downloading now
[HTC One X] zincsnow:
can this ROM be used with the V6 Supercharger? i tried on my SGS2 and it didn't work
[HTC One X] somevietguy:
I downloaded all the files from this thread... When I try to flash super wipe why does it say "installation aborted"... How do I fix this..? And now my phone bootloops please help me. Should I restore the backup with clockwork?
[HTC One X] M3PH:
Not reading the thread again? Tut Tut.

Goku said on one of the last 3 previous pages that supercharger scripts don;t really do anything and are mostly a wast of time. Combine that with you have the most powerful mobile phone ever made in your hands i personally have to ask if it's really nesseccary
[HTC One X] zincsnow:
oh okay, sorry yeah! ><
[HTC One X] Goku80:
To be honest with you on that undervolting does not save alot of juice as people think. Best to always leave the voltages stock if you ask me. Now i do not know if you know Entropy512 he creates some wicked kernels for Sammy phones and he is like a human wikipedia on this matters and i remember well him saying the pros and cons of underclocking, overclocking and UV. Now the main thing for me here is i will state it again. Underclocking i find it will put more strain on the battery cause it will take that extra second to get itself working were if you left it stock the extra second will not be there cause you left the clock speed as it is. Please correct me if i am wrong. Now as to overclocking you might think it is even better..But higher numbers do not mean good things if you get my drift. anyways will have a little read on your link and will get back to you

well correct..for me supercharger i used it previously and did not notice anything different. same with scripts to set voltages. rather use an app to do that for me rather than me messing with scripts every single time. not dissing anyone who uses scripts or the creator of supercharger but i am just being honest on what works for me and the matter of it that i do not notice anything different. same with thunderbolt scripts. tried them and i actually felt my phone get worse instead of getting better...so using an app is more preferable for me instead of a script and will always stick by that point
[HTC One X] ChefChaudart:
I had that at very first boot. I booted again, and never had again this issue.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
@MP3H

Think this sums it all up. I would presume it is the same for HTC as well as Sammy regarding overclocking
[HTC One X] Software Guru:
Does the 4EXT TOuch Recovery work with this ROM or are we advised to use CWM Touch Recovery 5.8.3.1

Also whats the most stable kernel people are using with this awesome ROM, is it faux or Bricked?

Thanks
[HTC One X] Nubzori:
Considering their both betas I'd use stock kernel for now(which I do) (:
[HTC One X] jotha:
Not yet. Madmaxx82 is working hard on it ;).
[HTC One X] Software Guru:
Thanks jotha

You APM and Battery mods rock :)
[HTC One X] ctfTijG:
I'm currently using the repacked ProjectEternity v0.82. No issues here.
[HTC One X] Paulst30:
Read through that there and while i understand that phone cpu's need to be clocked at their highest stable frequency it doesn't explain why under volting would yield a higher clock speed. Historically, to get higher frequencies you would increment the higher voltages untill you had a stable system.

It's almost like saying, yes i managed to gain an extra 150Bhp out my car, but it uses less fuel.

It's an interesting discussion, maybe not for this thread right enough lol :rolleyes:
[HTC One X] ABDOKRO1:
Back in time on my DHD I had between 1 and 5 tasks in background when checking included task manager. Now on my HOX I always have between 5 and 20 tasks (same apps installed)...
[HTC One X] jotha:
Ohhh Gawd! They breed! :D
[HTC One X] M3PH:
Thats the point. I did type up a post on my pc before I left the house but I got distracted by a call and apparently forgot to hit the submit button. I'll post it when I get home but the basic just was that goku's link generalised the entire situation way too much but the point was there.

On a different note. Can someone make a darker version of the minimalist font? I'm finding it a bit too grey and I would prefer it if it was blacker
[HTC One X] yeeyee:
I have the same issue. Actually I can just pull down the notification bar and the lock dissapears. But also had this issue on stock 1.28 rom.
[HTC One X] M3PH:
So as stated earlier here is the post i typed out before i went out........

Yeah, pretty much, but you have to remember HTC don't make their own chips. They buy them in from either Qualcomm or Nvidia.

That link does generalise quite a lot. For example, Intel's extreme series is actually slight variation on their "standard" counterparts. Even then the chips are designed to take the high frequency in that range of chips and then intel does things to them like lower the multplier and adjust the FSB to get the desired speed for a specific version.
[HTC One X] brunoavrocha:
my phone yesterday lasted 14 hours.

today i'm simply amazed !!! 7:30 hours unplugged and i still have 77% battery left! something i never thought possible!

Maybe the phone settled and now it's cruising as it should!

Thanks Mike and thank you Faux
[HTC One X] M3PH:
By chance did you restore any backups using TB before this started? As a test flash ARHD again, don't restore any backups and then configure by hand
[HTC One X] M3PH:
I've had 26 hours with the stock AHRD kernel. I posted a picture or two way back near the start of the thread. I've not seen anyone beat it yet (but i also haven't been paying attention)
[HTC One X] yeeyee:
Not on stock no cause I did not have anything to restore, but on ARHD I restored my apps without data. Also it's just the face unlock that fails if I set it to pin it works fine.
[HTC One X] brunoavrocha:
i'm not trying to compare mate. just amazed by it and this drain with wifi, data , gps on all the time. Email in Push mode...
[HTC One X] somevietguy:
Can someone please care to help me out???
[HTC One X] kryptoner:
read the OP, but just to be on safer side I'm asking, I'm on villain rom 2.0 which is based on 1.28, so can I update to this ANHD base safely? new hboot wont affect right? I have not received ota yet
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
A couple of things:

1) Make sure you downloaded the correct superwipe script (i.e. the one from the OP). It should be called "Android_Revolution_HD_Super_Wipe_One_X.zip". If it's not the above, restore the back-up, load up the phone as normal and re-download.

2) Make sure you flashed boot.img prior to trying to boot the phone with the new ROM installed (should be done either before the super wipe or after but definately before starting for the 1st time)

3) If all else fails, run the RUU to get you back to a working state, and then go through the install instructions again !

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You should be fine. Just remember to flash the relevant boot.img and do a superwipe.
[HTC One X] brunoavrocha:
Yes i think you can.

just don't forget to flsh boot.img first...or it won't boot
[HTC One X] makbil:
Actually they are all part of the same production process. Most of the time, the chips that pass a more stringent test are labelled "extreme" and those that don't pass are retested to be sold as standard chips.

Last week I got a HOX and started following this thread. I'm a little reluctant to use HTC to unlock the bootloader because of warranty concerns and waiting for progress on that area. I don't know how long I can hold off though :)

Meanwhile, my main phone is still my trusty "old" DHD, rooted and customized just as I want. I'm still following 7.0.4 thread and as soon as ICS is available, I will flash Mike's ROM again.

So, I will keep lurking silently and try to help out here if I can.
[HTC One X] graham535i:
I have gone through the instructions and re flashed my phone and its still resetting

It's really annoying, don't know what to do.

Thanks

Graham
[HTC One X] brunoavrocha:
1- Unlock Bootloader

2- flash recovery

3- flash ARHD image

4- flash rom in CWM

use all in one tool because it makes it easy to do steps 1 and 2
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Just make sure you do the following:

1) Flash the boot.img - to do this, download the zip file from the "kernel & ramdisk" link in the OP. Unzip it on a PC, and then follow the instructions contained

2) Once you completed the above, you should be in bootloader. Exit this and go to recovery

3) Run the Superwipe script. Again, make sure you have downloaded the script from the OP - other superwipe scripts which you have used in the past, may not work with this phone so always better to use mike's

3) Once the superwipe is complete, while still in recovery, flash the ROM

4) reboot the phone and set-up

5) If you have any MOD to install, now you can reboot into recovery and install them. DO NOT ATTEMPT TO INSTALL ANY MODS PRIOR TO THE FIRST REBOOT.

If you follow the above, you'll be fine.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
fastboot erase cache as well before flashing boot.img ;)
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
Can be after as well :)

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] santroph:
I have installed Franco's kernel v3, but I think the battery is really bad using wi-fi and 3g.

I would like to install the default kernel, and I know I must just flash it via fastboot.

BUT...

About the modules, how do I get rid of them?

Should just flashing the default kernel of ARHD for 6.0.0 will replace/overwrite them?

What should I do?

Thanks, Santroph.
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
Reflash both the boot image and the ROM and you will be back to stock
[HTC One X] mike1986.:
he might also extract modules and adb push them if he doesn't want to re-flash ROM. but true, re-flashing is the fastest way I think.
[HTC One X] malte41:
can any1 point me to a mirror of arhd 2.1 (base 1.26) ... need it for downgrade and after hours of searching i finally ask here. Probably it is right before my eyes and i dont see it.... so plz excuse me.
[HTC One X] GuyAdams:
Try this for size :)

http://db.tt/ABuV17rw

The boot image:

http://db.tt/ABuV17rw
[HTC One X] Goku80:
well guys it was a nice ride but it had to end some day. i know Jotha will be lucky not to have me hanging around for a while.:D Thanks Mike for your beautiful rom my friend i really enjoyed it...