yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] crypted:
This patch works on 25+ devices. It would require over a hundred individual zips to ensure all methods worked with each device.

Because of the major headache above would be, I detail three installation methods.
[HTC One X] bece65:
Hello everyone,

I just installed your patch (the Google Specific No-SSL v3.1) in Clockworkmod Touch Recovery 5.8.2.7 but i got a message : "E:Error in /sdcard/agps.patch.google.build.nossl.v3.1.zip

(status 0)

Installation aborted

and the problem is that my phone is not booting anymore.

I unlocked my bootloader and installed latest CWR.

I can boot in the bootloader and in recovery mod but i can't get access to sdcard in anyway to put any rom on it and flash the system.

adb is not working and you can't mount usb storage in CWR.

This is probably stupid but i don't know how to get something to flash in the device.

Any idea please ?
[HTC One X] crypted:
This patch cannot do this to any device. Status 0 means it did not even install. There is something else wrong causing your issue.

Consider revising your steps for your last ROM install and/or your unlocking process.

The only suggestion I have for you is to try to do a factory reset/wipe of the device.

We cannot support your non-GPS issues on this thread. So, contact the ROM, unlock tool, and/or bootloader dev threads.
[HTC One X] bece65:
ok, thanks for your quick answer.
[HTC One X] audiavant:
Do not understand why AGPS shuld be used on One X, my One X have GPS signal when Sygic starts. Sems to be faster than my DHD with fix so far. impressive :)
[HTC One X] crypted:
I do not understand your comment. Are you saying the device doesn't have aGPS functionality so this patch isn't useful? Are you saying that this patch isn't necessary because you have success with your unit compared to your prior DHD? Or, what are you saying?

This patch has been necessary for a number of users and this is the only reason why I brought this to the One X Dev forum...

You may find this helps you out even more, not sure. I'm not so lucky as to have a great phone like this. I'm still on the old Inspire 4G. :(
[HTC One X] beanbean50:
same here, i'm getting a lock in 3 seconds without this patch, seems like htc have got their act together on this issue :)

but the patch worked wonders on my old Desire so well done crypted for that :D
[HTC One X] crypted:
I'd say that it is still ROM dependent, too. But time will tell. I hoped that this patch would be useless by the time ICS reached devices. That didn't come true. Maybe soon though!
[HTC One X] audiavant:
Sorry for confution, this patch is usfull for all having slow gps problem.

Ment to say my One X work perfect without fix.

Used this on my DHD and it improved gps signal a lot (10 times faster signal), had a loock into file to understand what it dos and it give region specifick gps satelit info as original not have for your region.
[HTC One X] Quiksilver78:
I uninstalled this from my device, unfortunately.

It seemed to always locate me on the opposite side of the city centre, where I live; and when at work (and this could be related to the poor signal inside the building) it would only locate me 'in the country' as opposed to where I was exactly; In other words, it would only say "Czech Republic" but not locate the neighbourhood as it did when I using stock (ARHD) gps.conf files.
[HTC One X] crypted:
I can't help everyone.

There are two issues at play here.

1. Tegra 3 wouldn't work with the standard patch. My Transformer Prime patch is for Tegra 3. I can make a custom one for this device as well if someone would send me the internal files I need via private message.

2. This device has the Qualcomm variant for the USA which this patch works for.

So if someone wants to help with #1, let me know via message and we can get something going I'm sure.
[HTC One X] pRASNTH:
Hi crypted,

Does this patch work for the non-US version of the HTC One X (Tegra 3)?

TQ.
[HTC One X] Quiksilver78:
I can help with #1 :)

I am not expert by any means so hand holding may be required here. If you need specific files, let me know which ones to grab :)

Thanks for your work and effort!

Just for the record, in case I misunderstood, I do have the European One X; purchased here in the Czech Republic with 1.28.401.9 running ARHD
[HTC One X] crypted:
Cool deal. I have a few files now and have skimmed over them. I'll let you know if I need some more! :)

Can anyone verify that this patch DOES or DOES NOT work with their international One X (the one with the Tegra 3) and ROM setup? If it does work, please list the ROM you're using.
[HTC One X] Daekin:
well...I installed generic 3.1 nossl on my One X, I am in Slovakia, Oragne as operator, ARHD 4.1.0 as ROM

the GPS is working fine, I got very quick cold fix. so apparently it is workig :)
[HTC One X] rikardo1979:
nice1 m8 ;)

great work on this, flashed the Google Specific CWM Flashable build and locking is much faster than before

Cheers

:cool:
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
Not a very active thread.

How's the progress on the Tegra 3 for One X coming?

I tried the Google SSL patch yesterday and it made no difference that I could tell on my International HOX. I will try the no SSL patch today.

The GPS on my phone is almost useless. It can't get a lock indoors at all, but locks up in 20-30 seconds outdoors. What makes mine useless is the accuracy of the track. Standing still in my yard, the position jumps 10-20 meters constantly and frequently 100 meters or more. It's crazy.

Could the kernel impact this?
[HTC One X] crypted:
Yes the kernel can affect this...
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
Well, tried a different kernel, different gps.conf as well. Locks up on multiple satellites quickly enough, but the position jumps around on the map like crazy. Sometimes as much as two blocks away, even when the phone is sitting perfectly still.

Looks like my international HOX's GPS issues go beyond aGPS data.

Thanks for your response!
[HTC One X] nemesis01:
Confirm!

I get a GPS fix in 5 to 10 seconds, but my position is jumping around (at least 50 meters).

I use the international HOX with ARHD Rom 6.0.0. and GPS is jumping with standard and faux kernel.

(Don't know if jumping is also with original t-mobile-ROM)

Installing the agps-fix didn't fixed it.

I installed it manually via es-file-explorer because I got an error via recovery.
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
I'm also on ARHD. I've tried both the default kernel and the Franco kennel with the same results.

Since ARHD is Sense based, trying another Sense ROM probably wouldn't matter. I'm curious if using an AOSP ROM like CM9 or AOKP would make a difference.

I'm not in a position to flash a new rom today, but I'll give it a try later. If engine else is up to it, let us know.
[HTC One X] crypted:
Discussed in Notes Section. It works on almost all ROM's but problems can occur especially with beta builds like Nightlies on CMx so no guarantees there.
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
You misunderstood my post. I wasn't asking if your fix worked on other ROMs. I was suggesting that maybe, for those of us who seem to have far worse problems than having to wait for a while to get a lock, that perhaps a non Sense ROM might fix what is clearly broken GPS functionality. I'm taking about people like me who get a fix in under thirty seconds, but then the fix wanders all over the place, sometimes 100s of meters away, even when standing still. Just grasping at straws in desperation.
[HTC One X] crypted:
Ah, yeah following the many threads with solid understanding is quite difficult as this isn't my day job and I see over 100 posts daily.

Might as well try it out. Just do a Nandroid backup...
[HTC One X] Daekin:
You should be able to tune accuracy settings in GPS.conf...maybe then it will work better.
[HTC One X] crypted:
Yes, and the gps.conf I built describes variable sections to assist in doing so...
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
Okay, I'll try digging into it.

Thanks.
[HTC One X] distortedloop:
So my first attempt playing with the accuracy was a disaster. Made the unit much much worse. The definitions are pretty self explanatory, but it is unclear what the actual numbers mean and whether they should be tweaked up or down. Any suggestions?
[HTC One X] crypted:
Which were you tweaking? Kind of need to know that... ;)
[HTC One X] chrisoverson:
Tried this myself last night, using the google non-ssl version. Seems to find the satellites much faster in gps fix now :good: although I haven't tried it with my sygic out on the road yet, which will be the real test ;). I'm using CyanogenMod 10 with standard kernel on the Tegra 3 HTC OneX.

I didn't flash mine, but I modified my gps.conf according to your changes then pushed it across and rebooted. I assume this method is fine?

Also I found a slight improvement by changing the timeserver to uk.pool.ntp.org, as that's my local one :).

One quick question though, does the xtra.bin change over time? Or is it just one static file that the phone needs on cold-start... I was thinking of integrating it into the phone if it doesn't need to update.

Keep up the good work! :D
[HTC One X] crypted:
The changing the NTP pool is actually a fluke if anything. I won't go into discussion on it except to say that most NTP.ORG servers are personal systems like servers at home on cable internet. My pool relies on a number of strategically located global Stratum II time servers.

The xtra.bin is valid for no more than 24 hours and no less than 23 hours based on how I have it generated so frequently. It cannot go any longer than that based on its inherent limitations.

EDIT: And the above reasons are why I nag and will end up nagging again about people rarely donating. If each user would donate 10 cents I could cover the costs for quite some time into the future. Alas, that won't happen.
[HTC One X] chrisoverson:
Interesting. I've always found the uk ntp pool to be very fast with low delays... although I can believe that they are mostly home computers.

I understand totally why you need the donations :), I run my own dedicated web server and the costs do mount up. If you ever want any help with it send me a message :p, I'm not sure what coding is involved in what you have set up but I have a fair knowledge of a few languages.

I wouldn't mind looking into how the xtra.bin is generated... need to brush up on some homework I guess!
[HTC One X] smartzac:
Working very perfect and really amazing... ;)
[HTC One X] crypted:
Officially supported at last

Today, AGPS Patch has reached a total number of 28 officially supported devices. Support was added for the Asus Transformer TF101, Samsung's Galaxy Nexus, Samsung's Galaxy S I9000, and HTC's One X.

I predicted that companies would get wiser and start providing properly built stock ROM's for GPS usage. That was incorrect. I'm willing to research and work with people to bring more devices into the fold.

There have been millions of downloads of my personal xtra.bin data and tens of millions of queries submitted through the DNS pool I maintain for Stratum II time servers. I lost track of the number of ROM's that have incorporated this patch. In fact, v3.x began 11 months ago and has brought worldwide help to the masses.

And remember, I don't have to release new versions of this patch locally because it has been so fine-tuned. But, I'm always working on the xtra.bin data almanac and the Stratum II time servers to keep this thing going strong.

To the few that have donated to support the many, thank you very much.

If anyone would like to continue to support this project

for growth in more devices and continual data provisioning, please consider donating as well.
[HTC One X] tiho5:
Installed. Tested. I think it works. Just afraid to brag about it, not to jinx it. Too good to be true! :)

Thank you!

Please, let me know one thing: what are the correct permissions to be set for the "gps.conf" file.

I have messed up fixing permissions from CWM and I'm afraid that this file might also be affected.

Thanks again! Keep up the good work!
[HTC One X] crypted:
Should be good so long as the files are readable. I recommend readable across the board, but the GPS daemon should be ran by root so in effect it shouldn't matter that much.
[HTC One X] tiho5:
Thank you again.

I forgot to mention I am using HTC one x rooted ICS.
[HTC One X] Freddy1X:
Super sweet mod here..I'll try this as soon as I arrived home..thank you very much..:)
[HTC One X] eddyedwards007:
Ok just installed this v3.1 Google specific no ssl and from a cold start got a fix and more satellites in 2 seconds, wow! On ARHD 9.7.2. stock kernel.

Will come back and donate when I get paid end of the month, promise :)

Thanks crypted.
[HTC One X] crypted:
Official support has is now available for more devices. This brings the total officially supported to 32.

Welcome these newbies to the fold:

Samsung Galaxy S III (AT&T, Rogers, Bell, Telus)

Samsung Galaxy S III I9300, I9305

Asus Transformer TF300T

Motorola Droid X2

Samsung Galaxy S 4G

If you appreciate this growing work, always consider clicking the Thanks.

Remember that I pay monthly hosting fees for the space and bandwidth necessary to keep this patch working on the backend. So, please consider donating a few bucks if you're a user. All donations go directly to the patch provisioning and there is absolutely no overhead to benefit me.
[HTC One X] eddyedwards007:
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Donation as promised, many thanks for your time and effort. :)
[HTC One X] crypted:
Gracias! May others have such kindness as you. :fingers-crossed:
[HTC One X] Gerton:
I used the no-ssl version on arhd 15 and it gives me a heated phone, the CPU keeps one core active at 1.5 GHz battery drained very fast.

The patch looked like it worked to get me a faster fix.

Do i have to use another patch?

Using a europe One X
[HTC One X] crypted:
That cannot be accurate to tie this patch to such an issue. It just wouldn't happen on its own.

What you're seeing as a gps or other radio that is stuck on. This patch does not alter the on/off variability. It alters the data processing.
[HTC One X] Gerton:
After lots of tries i finally managed to get it working without heat and drain, after giving the gps.conf the permissions to read, write and execute (was only read). the problem was over. Tried it several times also revert back and it was there again. So i do think it had to do with the patch.
[HTC One X] crypted:
Permissions should always be read at a minimal which would be sufficient. Further, every time I've observed it, the GPS daemon runs at an elevated level allowing it to read the gps.conf without concern for permissions, i.e. root can read anything.

You are the first instance out of tens of thousands of reports that mentioned this being a problem with overheating. Some people have mentioned that they had to do permissions before, but never the issue you described. Those same users confirmed that permissions weren't an issue on other ROM's.

So, I'm going to piece this together with all the knowledge to suggest that it isn't the patch, but configuration on a ROM or otherwise being odd...
[HTC One X] Gerton:
Ok, if i have the time i will try it again, i am really curious what it could be.

All the work wasnt for nothing: The patch Works like a charm!
[HTC One X] crypted:
Glad to hear it's working like a champ otherwise. :good:
[HTC One X] tiho5:
I was the one who also asked you on the permissions about a month ago may be. You told me that they didn't matter and I didn't change anything.

It works fine and I can't complain. I can report I never had any overheating issues.

I'm also on ARHD 15
[HTC One X] strikert:
Does this fix also work on CM10/AOKP HBoot 1.31 ?
[HTC One X] crypted:
It hurts me when or people don't read the OP post.
[HTC One X] strikert:
I have read it , but your post is unclear.

:cyclops: I can be blind tho ?
[HTC One X] crypted:
Please explain how this is UNCLEAR:

I'm perplexed...

EDIT: And, some of that is actually in BOLD lettering. Quotes didn't keep it. ?
[HTC One X] strikert:
Well , I ask this because most of the time there are 10 different truths on this forum , so before I **** up my rom I want to be sure that your patch works !

(I do make backups but hate restoring.. always loose a bit of content )
[HTC One X] Gerton:
Its working.....
[HTC One X] tiho5:
Do not worry, mate. The best patch (no ssl) only replaces one file (gps.conf in system/etc), which you can always extract from your ROM.zip and restore back if you need to.

Or you can always flash the ROM again without wipe to undo or "uninstall" any mod.

And, yes, this one works :)

Edit: I'm also on ARHD 15
[HTC One X] crypted:
And there you have it. My accurate Notes Section is accurate. :o

If there is a problem, it will not be related to the patch but other internal or external flaws. That's not in my zone of control.
[HTC One X] strikert:
Thank you for this clarification!!!!!:highfive:
[HTC One X] sleeeves:
Great work!

Great work!

I applied the AT&T patch on my Samsung Glide and now GPS works perfectly! First lock in under a minute, subsequent locks within 5 seconds! I can even get a lock indoors in many areas.

Thank you very much for this amazing GPS fix!
[HTC One X] db0511:
I am unable to install this on ARHD 9.8 HTC one x. Is anyone having same problems?
[HTC One X] tiho5:
Use no ssl version.

Just copy gps.conf to system/etc and that should do it.

I believe this was method 2 from the first post.
[HTC One X] crypted:
TopNTP - the app.

We need bèta testers. Hopefully we can get some useful feedback to optimize this app. The patch itself has been proven to work, we just need to know for as much as possible devices if we can a) really install the patch and b) if the app is sort of clear in its use.

Get it on Google Play!
[HTC One X] elfasito:
work with lollipop?

what version i need?

thanxs
[HTC One X] polac:
What is the one to the HTC ONE X?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] guynaa:
hi, i had bionix 1.3.1 and i just flashed cm7.1.0.1

after i flashed the phone was in a bootloop installing it on cwm,

the the phone bootloops with the "galaxy s cyanogen" logo

every method i try to enter download mode it shows a grey battery ith a loading circle in it instead.

adb does not work i am getting a "device not found" error,

how can i fix this?
[Vibrant Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Woody:
Yoy are not in a soft brick, you are in a CWR mismatch. All you have to do is boot back into recovery and reflash CM7 over itself again and then it should boot up just fine.

This is a known problem with going to CM from 2.2, so don't think that you have to Odin back to 2.1 and then re-install CM as you will only get back to where you are now.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SGS-II:
The issue I'm facing is that there is that I'm unable to delete this 'Unknown' contact from black list as shown in the screen shot below. I'll cut straight to the point what happened was that I received a call from someone and while my phone rang the caller showed up as 'Unknown' (most probably a private number) and I didn't bother to answer and let it be a missed call. Following the missed call, I went to settings > call > call rejection > black list and I saw this weird contact named 'Unknown' prematurely added to the list. I tried to remove it from the list but it wasn't an option. I then proceeded to add a contact who was already on my phone into the black list and removed it from the black list with ease like how it should work. However, the contact 'Unknown' was added to the black list automatically (I supposed the phone system added it when I received the call) and now I'm unable to remove it from the black list. Any idea how can i resolve this issue? :confused:
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Heeter:
Hi all,

I am wondering about this:

There is a local profile in the contacts list on my ICS, it is my information about myself. Can't I just be able to merge with my gmail information, which is already in the contacts list?

Thanks

Heeter
[Nexus S Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Darlizzle:
damn wish someone had replied to this, just realised that the 'local profile' doesn't connect with the google profile that you sign in with when you first start your phone (first initial boot i mean) which is kinda useless because i have my contact info in another contact, so is there anyway to merge the 2 for future use (i have started to use roms on my nexus s now so would be handy to know).
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] KingJoshu:
I'm trying to find a way to return my unlocked Prime with a custom ROM to stock and make it eligible for OTA updates. Is there a way to do this? I've done a few searches and maybe I'm searching for the wrong terms but I can't really find anything definitive.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] tylermaciaszek:
No once it's unlocked it's like that for good
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] KingJoshu:
I know it's unlocked for good, I just want to make it eligible for ota updates without bricking it.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] lil-devil:
nope, once you unlock there is no way to get OTA updates
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] KingJoshu:
Nuts. Thank you both.
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] rogeriok:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1492887

use this method to flash the stock firmware,it's safe,but do it at your ow risk...

what u cannot do is to flash a stock firmware using cmw

You can always download the newest firmware from the Asus home page and flash usind this method
[Asus  Eee Pad Transformer Prime] malaeus:
check out the PrimEval ROMs, they are stock with or without root.

they are supposedly blob files from asus OTA formatted for CWM.

i used that on my stock .21 unlocked and pushed recovery. then flashed PrimEval .21 US ROOT over my stock .21, with NO WIPE. and its working great!
[Samsung Infuse 4G] toxicgtp:
nevermind.... i fixed it

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