yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
theres an app that can remap buttons, Im not sure if it allows for different combinations for a single button but you could try

http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/remap-reassign-your-android-devices-keys-with-buttonremapper/

other than that im not too sure how its done, I think it is possible though! Im also interested in this so im hoping we can get some dev knowledge shed on to this :)
[HTC One S] dev997:
It seems like the app you have mentioned is for older phones with 4 button config. Doesn't seem to work on my phone. Have u used it ?

Waiting for an reply from a dev , plz !!!
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
Ive used it on my SGS1 but not one any HTC devices, I liked the remap options that where in LeeDroid & NRG's ROM, but to be honest i preferred the 3dot menu most :)
[HTC One S] scrioss:
Can one display the percent in or next to the battery symbol without root?
[HTC One S] deki88:
Just wondering if someone could point me to the right thread concerning the call quality, on how it cuts out every now and then? Has there been a fix? I've noticed with mine that it does this repeatedly: it seems to cut out very quickly as if in a cycle and there seems to be some brief static noise in the background. I'm sometimes left wondering whether I missed out on anything the person said.
[HTC One S] lemonade747:
If you dont want to root, you can try some apps in googleplay, ex: elite or any apps with keyword "show battery percentage", you will find out

-Sent from my u8800-
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Search for T.E.A.M. Battery Bar I find it really nice because you can still see the battery while playing games and such. And you don't need root for it.
[HTC One S] ctag:
Hi :)

First of all, does the image verification for posts eventually wear off, or am I stuck trying to figure this crazy stuff out every time I post? :p

I'm a huge not-fan of Facebook, and I really don't want it on my phone, but I can't find a way to uninstall the app because it appears to be embedded in the stock rom (I call it bloatware :victory:)

Does anyone know how I can remove the facebook app without taking the stock rom with it?

Thanks,
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
Because you have less than 10 posts you will have the image verification, it will soon be gone :)

as for facebook, If you root your phone you can use an app like titanium backup / es file explorer ect ect to manually remove system apps.
[HTC One S] :
I also thought someone said under settings/apps you can not uninstall but sort of freeze--not sure--
[HTC One S] ctag:
Cool, thanks!

I guess I'll wait for a custom ROM to get things the way I like them :cowboy:

rugmankc,

Found it, there's a 'disable' button for the app, thanks!
[HTC One S] :
Glad we could help--
[HTC One S] blchff04:
OK guys need some help.... how do i disable the system update notification?? its sooo annoying.. i know i can freeze something in titanium back up just need to know what or if theres a different way please let me know. im on trickdroid v7.0 thanks in advance
[HTC One S] ctag:
Besides just updating the phone, right?

If you have TiBackup, go to the list of user+system apps and simply search or scroll around and look for something that mentions something along the lines of "system update" or "update service". Then you can back it up and freeze it.
[HTC One S] jacrys:
Just making sure what you are talking about...are you using goo manager? For everyone else's benefit, TD is uploaded to goo.im, and the manager does not recognize that you have updated to the newest version and will present three update notification incessantly.
[HTC One S] vamperera:
Desperately needing help here...

Current situation: cannot even go into CWM when I try rebooting. It actually goes to the white HTC screen with the red warning text and STAYS there.

My story...

I tried unlocking and rooting my phone for the first time today by following this guide --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1583427

I managed to do everything and I was at the CWM menu. Now I want to install TrickDroid on my phone. So I have this bright idea of simply booting up the phone normally and throwing the .zip file onto the phone through my computer. EASY! I then reboot into CWM mode and use the install .zip file option. After doing so, I thought I was done.

The phone went into a bootloop and wouldn't start normally when I tried to just boot up. I tried following the steps in this thread --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1630459

I used the all-in-one tool to flash the CWM recovery and the cmd prompt message looked like it worked. However, when it rebooted again, it went to the white HTC screen with red developer warning text and just stays there. I can boot into bootloader mode, but I can't go into recovery now!!!! It just brings me to this damn HTC screen and does nothing. I tried "Clear storage" and "Factory reset" but they both end up at this screen too...

I've been doing trial-and-error for hours now and I'm pretty stressed out. PLEASE HELPPPP
[HTC One S] :
First of all I would do a lot more studying before doing all these things to your phone--understand not just what to do but why--

It sounds like you have no recovery. And did you wipe all data, system and caches before flashing rom. If not that may be the issue. Did you flash boot image separate from rom as per OP. That would also cause issues. Don't know if you can just get into fastboot and flash boot image or if you need to reflash recovery.

Did you try booting into bootloader by holding down vol- and pwr at same time. when screen goes black release pwr and continue to hold vol-

Do you have and know how to use fastboot from command window, I assume so if you rooted that way per the link you provided.

Go back to TrickDroid Thread and get the boot image for the 7.0 (S4) download rom link and put in your fastboot directory usually tools or platform-tools

Put the cwr recovery image there too--

http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommanager

get the htc one s 5.8.3.1 image

assume you still have rom zip on sdcard

I would go back to command window cd to your fastboot directory. Make sure you put the cwr image and boot image in that directory.

phone needs plugged into pc

you can verify your are in fastboot by typing fastboot devices and see if phone is recognized.

You need to be in fastboot mode on phone by holding down the keys i mentioned above or in command window type fastboot reboot-bootloader

I don't know if any adb commands will work if you are not booted into ohone OS, which you can't do

However you get there when your phone is recognized after typing fastboot devices you can flash cwr

type fastboot flash recovery recovery.img where recovery.img is exact name of the recovery image you put in fastboot directory.

if it flashes type fastboot reboot-bootloader and get back into bootloader on phone. then navigate to recovery. once in recovery you can follow OP rom install instructions. Just make sure you wipe all as mentioned above before flashing rom

when you get back to fastboot to flash boot image type

fastboot flash boot boot.img again where boot.img is exact name of the boot image

then fastboot erase cache then fastboot reboot

it should boot into rom, set up your wifi accounts etc then go back to recovery and flash tweak package then reboot and finish setup

still do a lot reading on this stuff. i spent weeks researching and studying before I tried to root and flash roms

good luck--others here to offer help also--you will get it sorted

if you haven't and can always check md5's if given
[HTC One S] vamperera:
Thanks for the quick reply. I tried flashing the recovery and i got this...

c:\android-sdk\platform-tools>fastboot flash recovery r2-modaco-recovery-clockwo

rk-touch-ville.img

sending 'recovery' (10950 KB)...

OKAY [ 1.461s]

writing 'recovery'...

(bootloader) signature checking...

FAILED (remote: signature verify fail)

finished. total time: 2.372s

Tried it with Paul's CWM and from the link you gave. Both of them didn't work. If the signature can't be verified, does that mean I'm totally screwed?
[HTC One S] :
first try to type fastboot devices and make sure phone is recognized

i would use only the one i linked to you the 5.8.3.1

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yhrq0tia8512rj9/ut5WQwe1xE/recovery-clockwork-touch-5.8.3.1-ville.img

you have to put just the .img in your fastboot directory

are you sure phone is in fastboot--the bootloader screen with the fastboot high lighted in red, and how did you get there

you are not screwed, just need to do all this correctly and right order

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also you could try flashing the boot.img and see if that takes and then type

fastboot erase cache

fastboot reboot

that may be the issue anyway as it sounds like you didn't flash it originally

you never said how much you wiped before flashing rom
[HTC One S] vamperera:
Yea, I didn't flash the boot.img properly.

Right now, I managed to get CWM working (I know how to boot into bootloader and use fastboot commands, thankflly).

BUT...I can'tmount or open anything now. The bottom of the menu shows tons of errors saying "can't mount/open..."

I tried installing the zip but it Can't mount sdcard. Practically everything I touch on here gives me an error or two.

EDIT: okay I did another data wipe using CWM and reflashed the recovery. It seems to be working properly after i rebooted. Shall I try an install?
[HTC One S] :
did you try to fastboot the boot image

if you can't mount card you may have to re-fastboot stock recovery then go back to bootloader and clear storage, clearing storage should get sdcard mounted

below is an excerpt with some info although we aren't using all-in-one toolkit

Originally Posted by LuckyMethod

My problem is CWM can't mount the /sdcard directory, so I can't flash the new OS. Is there anybody that knows how to recover from that problem?

Yes, I just fixed my problem yesterday after some serious trial-and-error.

1) Use the All-in-One-Kit and flash your recovery back to stock

2) Boot into the bootloader and choose to "clear storage" and afterwards to reset to factory defaults.

3) Go back to the all-in-one-kit and flash a CWM recovery version again.

4) Reboot into recovery (CWM). Your /sdcard should now be mounted and visible.

5) Now, try the UTB rom (it worked for me), rename the zip file to something short (i.e. utb.zip), and push it to the sdcard using adb as follows:

Code:

adb push utb.zip /sdcard

6) While still in CWM, flash the zip.

The trick here is that only the stock recovery is capable of restoring access to the sdcard by it's proprietary "clear storage" option.

Good luck!

If that doesn't work an easy fix is boot into bootloader, goto fastboot and use "fastboot flash boot boot.img" and so fouth. In the dev section I seen a stock tmobile naindroid. Download it and you'll have your data.img and boot.img. You should be able to flash them without needing to push to /sdcard. letme know how it works

I know you fixed this already just thought this still might help

stock recovery below

wrong link you need to search it--sorry

it is actually on same page of modaco where you got his recovery--second link i believe

this is fixable-worse case you flash ruu or push rom to sdcard--not at that point

hopefully someone will chime in to help as i usually fix my stuff by just stumbling thru it--;)

when you get up and running, get a nandroid and sdcard backup

---------- Post added at 05:58 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:55 AM ----------

btw it is late here in ohio so will have to sign off

others will help--this thread is full of smart people like the Op azzledazzle--just need to get them online
[HTC One S] Zolor23:
Just saw the 4.0.4 OTA thread. I checked for updates. Nothing. I ran the RUU from the RUU thread for 1.84, and I relocked bootloader, unrooted, etc. Do I wait? Why does the 4.0.4 OTA thread mention 1.78? Is that for EU?
[HTC One S] vamperera:
Thanks again! I'm not sure what command I should use to fastboot that stock recovery file you provided but i'll try to figure it out. You've been a great help! I actually tried installing from zip but it wouldn't mount so this is exactly what I needed.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
Hey, Sorry for the late replies guys, Been a little busy this weekend.

What I would suggest to do is try a different recovery, Try TWRP recovery, I prefer it a lot more than CWM (its a shame it dont work for the Galaxy Note :( )

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/69014495/twrp.img

Download it, Place it in the folder with all your adb / fastboot files, Boot into bootloader, Connect USB so that you are now in fastbootUSB mode

Open a command prompt from the adb / fastboot folder (shift + right click)

now type: fastboot flash recovery twrp.img

Now this ought to work and then you can select recovery from the bootloader menu.

If all that fails, Flash the stock recovery - https://dl.dropbox.com/u/69014495/stock recovery.zip

Now, same as above only this time type: fastboot flash recovery recovery_signed.img

Once flashed, type into command prompt: fastboot oem lock

This will lock the bootloader, Now either in bootloader mode or homescreen run an RUU (make sure its compatible for your CID / region)

Once completed, start the whole process again :) I know its painstaking but that seems to be the only solutions i can think off.

PS: If the twrp recovery works, Mount USB storage option works :) So you can easily transfer files over straight from recovery.

Also, Dont forget to flash boot.img's too when flashing custom ROMs.

Let me know the outcome :good:
[HTC One S] slainbybeats:
Hey Guys, thanks for the nice stuff made by all the devs over here! I was about unlocking my bootloader, but the last Step fails all the time. In the end, i get that message from htcdev.com :

Unlocking Bootloader Failed!

Sorry it didn't work out. Here's why:

[...]

Error Code: Invalid Bootloader Token Length.

Error Reason: The submitted Token appears to be the wrong length and won't work.

I think i did everything correct, if you have ideas to help me out I would really like to hear.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
The unlock code is only about 1kb so anything more or less and its wrong / corrupted.

Have you tried submitting your token ID and getting another unlock code ?

Also have you got it in the correct location when flashing via fastboot ?
[HTC One S] slainbybeats:
Yes i did. I feel kind of foolish now, but after trying it some more times it suddenly worked even if i didnt change anything... weird. Thanks anyway!
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
haha no problem, So long as it worked :good:
[HTC One S] slainbybeats:
It's me again haha. Since i switched from iOS where i was playing around with jailbreaking and all those tweaks and so on, i am pretty new to Android now. Is it normal that i cant reach my bootloader anymore? All the time i want to get in it cwm starts up directly... :eek:
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
from what I recall Volume DOWN + Power is bootloader and Volume UP + Power is recovery,

Are you doing the right button combo ?
[HTC One S] slainbybeats:
Yep, i'm pressing power + vol down to boot. By holding power+up, i get into recovery, and by holding power + down, it's the same. I'll do a reboot now without any buttons, and then i'll try again haha, lets see. Result will be edited to this post.

EDIT: it now works, no idea what was the problem...
[HTC One S] warchild243:
Any one can install the CWM recovery for S3?
[HTC One S] slainbybeats:
I guess I can remove the .zip of trickdroid from my filesystem again after flashing it, right?

sent from HTC One S via xda app
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
you sure can :)
[HTC One S] slainbybeats:
Warchild

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1785777

from HTC One S via xda app
[HTC One S] slainbybeats:
Sorry for doubleposting, but i got a question.. I currently run Trickdroid 7.1.0 on my one s, now i want to try EnergyROM... Do i have to perform a fullwipe again or can i simply flash the new one over the old ROM?
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
Ideally you should wipe when going from one ROM to another, When upgrading ROMs a wipe isnt necessary :good:
[HTC One S] zibi5pl:
I want to know root my ONE S (S4) without losing the warranty

or to be able to??
[HTC One S] nushura:
install different RUU

Hei there,

Sorry if the post is in a wrong place, but it seems that as a newly registered member I can only do so here.

I recently got an HTC ONE S (S4), rooted, and unlocked. It is currently in 1.53 version, and I noticed there is an OTA upgrade to 1.78. My comes from vodafone it has a lot of bloatware, so I thought I could superCID it and install the upgrade.

In order to remove the bloatward I thought I could install the generic european RUU (RUU_Ville_U_HTC_Europe_1.78.401.2_Radio_0.16.31501S.17_2_10.23.31501S.10L_release_258480_signed). Is this possible? or will it brick my phone?

Thanks in advance
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
To root you will need to unlock the bootloader, This *CAN* void warranty if you develop an issue that is due to modified software, HOWEVER, If you unlock bootloader, Root it, Flash Custom ROMs etc etc and need to claim under warranty, All you need to do is:

Flash stock recovery (not always necessary)

Relock bootloader

Run RUU that matches the phone

Send it for repair.

They cannot refuse warranty for unlocked / relocked bootloaders, Only if they can confirm the issue / fault is because of the user.

Running a different RUU will not brick your phone, However the procedure to getting SuperCID (Which you need to run different RUU) is a little tricky for the 'Average' User, So make sure you are confident in doing it.

Running the HTC Europe RUU will remove all the Branded carrier bloatware, But it will still have some bloatware on it, Like useless apps that I dont think anyone has ever used :)

The other way around this would be to root the device and remove them with Titanium Backup

(You will need to be rooted to change CID)
[HTC One S] nushura:
Thanks for the response. My phone is rooted and unlocked, so I want to try next step. Besides, I want to be able to get OTA upgrades (instead of having to put the m one by one), so making superCID is kind of a must. In any case, I do not discard coming here for help because I am stuck in step X of the tutorial ;)

Do you have a list of the bloatware that comes with the european rom? I will remove that one with the Titanium Backup!

Thanks again and wish me luck!
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
If you change to supercid (11111111) then you will not get ota updates (iirc) you will need an cid for a particular region, preferably an unbranded cid for your region.

so if you are in europe, then HTC__001 will suffice :good:

Which step are you stuck at ??

with Titanium you can remove everything so be careful, Anything in red you should avoid, or freeze instead of uninstalling, That way if you get errors you can unfreeze it :)

Unfortunately I do not have a list of safe to remove system apps, So its just trial and error, If you see something that you do not recognise.....Leave it alone :)
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
If you look at RomCleaner, there is a pretty good list of what's what. It doesn't list everything, but it is a great start. It pretty much depends on what functionality you want to keep.
[HTC One S] nushura:
Wow! I did not know that. Thanks a lot for the info!!

Well, I am off to install the update now. Will keep you updated!
[HTC One S] nushura:
Hei again,

I managed to put HTC__1 CID (confirmed through fastboot oem readcid). I checked for updates, but it told me there were none. I guessed because I am on a vodafone ROM but the CID is now generic, so I pushed the OTA_Ville_U_HTC_Europe_1.78.401.2-1.53.401.2_release_258562piuubd9lrapskwje into the phone. I fastbooted, and through the menu ask to flash the update. Unfortunately, I get an error.

The error message does not give me much info. Hopefully you can understand the error:

Finding update package...

Opening update package...

Installing update...

assert failed: file_getprop("/system/build .....)

E:Error in /sdcards/downloads/OTA....

(status 7)

Installation aborted.

Is it because I unlocked the fastboot?if so, how can I lock it?
[HTC One S] invasion2:
You can't flash RUUs. You must relock the bootloader and then flash the RUU. You will lose root, so beware.
[HTC One S] nushura:
I relocked the bootloader (with fastboot oem lock), but somehow I cannot get to flash the RUU.

I go to fastboot mode, select recovery, starts loading...but then goes back to the fastboot menu. On the top left it said "Tampered" and "Relocked", but after this error it now also says "Security Error".

Any idea on how to fix this?
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
That's normal but your cid is wrong it has to be HTC__001 you said on your last post that it's HTC__1

Also the ruu has to match the CID unless you are supercid

You may also need to flash stock recovery
[HTC One S] nushura:
I checked again and indeed the cid is HTC_001 (my mistake in typing here, sorry). The RUU is also the european one (or so it says, how can I check?), but the problem seems to be that I do not know how to flash stock recovery. I try to enter the recovery menu, but BEFORE I manage to do so I get some security error.
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
you do not run the RUU on the phone, the RUU is a windows utility that you run on your PC
[HTC One S] Farhook:
Heellllpppp

hi,

please help me my phone doesnt turn on.

my phone turned off when battery was low and i connected the phone to charger but after that the phone never turn on.

when i hold power bottom nothing happen and phone doesnt turn on.

i think my phone is bricked,please help me to unbrick it.

phone is one s s3

thanx a lot.
[HTC One S] Milanno:
I hope that I am posting question on right place :)

I want to buy One S, and I saw only black version. I am also interested in blue version, so I am asking all guys that have/seen One S in blue color - is that blue-ish color too blue? One some photos phone seems too blue & on some photos seems like phone is silver/grayish.

Thanx a lot in advance!
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
Leave the phone plugged in for a while (hour or two). It has to charge.

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I haven't see a "Blue" version... only they Gray/Blue one. The whole backing is gray with blue trim around the camera.
[HTC One S] Zonium:
I got really weird problem. I plugged my phone to computer with usb cable. Suddenly it started go to car mode on and off randomly. Phone dont charge, even I put it to wall charger. Reboot will help but this happens every time I connect my phone to computer.

E: I disabled car app and now it says that i dont have cable that could charge. After booting wall charger charge normally and works.
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
Did you install the correct HTC drivers?
[HTC One S] nushura:
Ouch! I see. Unfortunately it is an exe file. Is there a way I can do so with a Mac os?
[HTC One S] Zonium:
I think that there is problems with drivers or something. On school everything worked great with MAC.
[HTC One S] Zonium:
Same happens with my laptop and desktop pc.
[HTC One S] invasion2:
I have a question. I have a T-Mobile US One S, and am looking to SuperCID for the hell of it, and maybe flash that new radio. I'm confused on what to change. Do I change "T-MOB010" to "1111111"? Or change my IMEI that comes right after T-MOB010? Thanks!