yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
I have no idea what you are doing to your handset. I have never seen the widgets look like that before and as for the icons, that app isn't even on the phone plus if you use desktop visualizer it can't be a ROM issue. Try to change the icon size or something. I don't really know what you want us to do my friend as its a user problem not the ROM

Suite tools isn't going to help at all.
[HTC One X] rayford85:
Set your app drawer layout to 4x5. See if that fixes the icon issue. The color banding on widgets is out of our hands. No tools are available to let us work with the widgets m10 files.

Edit: also something to add about that coloring issue. Is that with the stock kernel or a custom one? Reason I ask is I remember someone in faux thread complaining about the same issue. & I think it boiled down to those kernels still using old 1.29 kernel source. So maybe try with stock kernel and report back. I've never seen it, but am rarely on sense long enough to check everything:p
[HTC One X] ManuMaus:
Okay i will Try...

With Stock. i can try other Kernel...

Thanx so far
[HTC One X] dyval:
Finally back and running latest CD Rom. Thanks for all the help. :) I'll be changing my signature later as I will swap my Grey One X with a White One X.:highfive:
[HTC One X] dyval:
Good day everyone! I think I missed a lot of things here, I just acquired my One X a few days ago. I'm starting to explore it with Coredroid running the robot.:good:
[HTC One X] dyval:
Where's our good friend Aortega?
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
He's about lurking somewhere my friend, he's still in my team...
[HTC One X] ringrover:
mate i see you r in v 4.4 RC1 ... how is it ,,, as always ...waaaw ..

it will be nice if we have it as full rom .could be
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
V4.4 will be a full ROM my friend, still working on a few things.
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
On v4.3 with suite tools 2.9 I can't disable HTC sync! It just doesn't stick after reboot :confused:
[HTC One X] beanbean50:
I'm using their reflection skin but don't quite like the lime green so I swapped the green for the blue in your skin but it wouldn't install .... I guess it's not that easy anymore huh?
[HTC One X] dyval:
Hi, this is a noob question, what is a Module? I've seen flashing tutorials for the One X that says modules needs to be flashed. I didn't flash one when I flashed the CD Rom. Will I miss something big if I didn't flash modules?thanks

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May I also asked for the FAQs and steps on flashing the CD Rom for future reference? I can't find Bro Aortega's FAQs on the OP.thanks
[HTC One X] cwibel:
Hey

Modules is just kernel.zip After You flash a kernel.img via fastboot, then go to recovery and install a kernel.zip and that's it:)

Aortega's faq's Youll find in my signature
[HTC One X] Sib64:
When you open a kernel zipfiles, you can find 3 files

- kernel

- META-INF

- system

In Kernel, you find : boot.img that you must flash by fastboot

In System, you find 1 folder = lib => open => modules folder.

Finally, you just need to extract "boot.img" to push by fastboot

and after you just flash the "Endeavoru-faux_xxxxx" (for exemple) by the recovery

reboot and well done, let's go for play ;)
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
For other devices the modules all reside within the Kernel zip file and would include "components" to work with services such as wifi and bluetooth and generally control the operation of the phone. For the OneX however, due to it not being s-off you need to break down the "normal" kernel install into 2 steps. Step 1 is to flash the boot.img which contains the kernel and ramdisk components. You will also see reference to repacked boot images for some roms and these take the kernel portion from the kernel's boot.img and combine it with the ramdisk related components from the rom's boot.img (ie it creates a hybrid boot.img). These boot images need to be fastboot flashed to the boot partition. Step 2 then is the rest of the kernel related files which sit in the modules component of the zip and these need to be flashed via recovery so that you end up with a complete kernel.

However when you flash the CD rom, the kernel boot related files are included in the rom's boot.img file and the components are already in the rom which then get installed when you flash the rom. You only need to flash the modules if you decide to change the kernel in which case you must first either flash the kernel's boot.img or the repacked boot.img (hybrid of rom and kernel boot.img) and then flash the kernel module files.
[HTC One X] dyval:
Thank you as always for the response bro.:good:

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Thanks bro, I appreciate this. One question though can I use kernels and modules directly from a specific kernel thread to be flashed on the CD rom or do I need to flash only the repacked kernel from the OP on this thread and modules?
[HTC One X] Sib64:
On the repacked kernel, you can find the ramdisks from the rom that you want to flash. This is the only difference.

Generally, it's better to flash the repacked kernel .zip
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
You can use the kernel's boot.img and modules directly. There are different opinions on this however and the question I guess revolves around whose ramdisk tweaks are the best, ie the kernel dev's or the rom dev's? I have used repacked boot.imgs for a long time and for the last few have been going directly with the kernel's boot.img and have no problems whatsoever.

Edit: Beaten again by philos ;) albeit with a slightly different opinion, as mentioned above there are different views on this one, so I guess the resolution lies with you trying both and making up your own mind :D
[HTC One X] dyval:
I guess I'll just try both ways and report back for others to see as well :) Thanks

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I tried to flash faux latest kernel and everything went fine, however when I look on the kernel info may kernel is unchanged..I'm wondering why?

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Here's what I followed..I extracted the boot img file inside my ADB folder..

[normal mode]

1. download the above file (via phone directly or to a PC)

2. copy the downloaded zip file to /sdcard/download/

3. extract boot.img from the zip file to a location of your choice ON YOUR PC

4. open up a command window (Windows) or shell terminal (Linux/Mac)

5. connect USB cable to the phone

6. type "adb reboot bootloader"

[fastboot mode]

7. type "fastboot flash boot boot.img"

8. Once fastboot flash is completed, disconnect the USB cable

9. Select hboot using volume buttons on the phone

[recovery mode]

10. Select recovery

11. go to /sdcard/download and select the downloaded zip file and let it run its script.

12. Once the script is done, select "reboot system now
[HTC One X] Sib64:
Exactly :good:

Well done ;)

- 8. Once fastboot flash is completed.

- 9 - type "fastboot erase cache", done

- 10 - type "fastboot reboot-bootloader" done - disconnect the USB cable

- 11. Select hboot using volume buttons on the phone [recovery mode]

- 12. Select recovery

- 13. go to /sdcard/download and select the downloaded zip file and let it run its script.

- 14. Once the script is done, select "reboot system now
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
I think the bold red line above ie point 3 could be your problem. You need to save the boot.img file to the same location where your adb and fastboot files are.

Edit: Sorry missed your first line, forget :o

Are you sure you flashed the correct boot.img file. Make sure you only have 1 file there and that the second one isn't named boot(2).img or something similar ;)
[HTC One X] dyval:
Well probably it just didn't change the kernel info on the settings>about phone. But when I did benchmark test my phone is the fastest on the rankings. Well I think the info wasn't change but I believe that the kernel was installed successfully.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Did you see the bit I added to my post above after you quoted it? CD has a stock kernel as default IIRC, so the kernel related info should definately change.
[HTC One X] dyval:
I only have 1 boot.img file on my ADB folder. And now I definitely see the difference from the stock kernel when it comes to speed. I think I really have faux007 kernel comparing my benchmark tests..I just don't know why the info wasn't changed. Not a big deal though..;)
[HTC One X] napster113:
Out of ciriousity what does your kernel information say. :)

Sent from my HTC One X using DroiDevs 2
[HTC One X] Sib64:
You can try this (really easy)

Help for flash more faster when you use Fastboot Line Command

and try to re-download the zip file
[HTC One X] dyval:
2.6.39.4 bro, that is stock right? I also see when I ran cfbench that my current CPU speed is 1300 and max is 1600..I supposed I wouldn't have a max of 1600 on a stock kernel..

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What's the best Overclocking App to use with Faux007 kernel?
[HTC One X] napster113:
Sys tuner off play

Sent from my Nexus 7 using DroiDevs 2
[HTC One X] Sib64:
System Tuner app

Free & Pro versions

[edit]beaten by Napster ;)
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Faux will use the stock base, so it would still be 2.6.39.4, but if it also has Paul in the name then it is the faux kernel

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
Is anyone having the same problem?

When you first sync your google contacts with facebook everything is fine and the pics come up.

When you add a new friend then the contact pic for this new friend never comes up no matter what you do.

Have added about 5 new FB friends lately and their pics never came up. Is there something that can be done?

Thanks in advance :)
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
Facebook has been messing about for ages. I find by unlinking the contact and re linking seems to do it for me.
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
These contacts are only fb friends and not Google contacts Dave.

Any idea about this one?

Thank you my friend :)

Sent from my Renovated HTC One X Quad-Core Beast
[HTC One X] cazlol:
Hi,

I'm having some problems with the update over the suite tools programme. I paid for the programme, pressed update, it went into clockwork mod, it then went into recovery to flash, however it then says installation aborted.

I've tried downloading the update and doing the process 3 or 4 times but always with the same result. What am I doing wrong?!

:confused:
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
Guide in post #4 mate, you need to set up recovery in Rom Manager.
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
As i wrote before.

When ur in recovery, choose install zip from sd card and then toggle signature verification to off.

Then navigate to coredroid/suite tools folder and install the update.zip manually.

It should install just fine ;)

Sent from my Renovated HTC One X Quad-Core Beast
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
Ok... In the Facebook app goto friends in the side bar, ensure all pictures have uploaded to each contact, scrolling down slowly till each image pops up. :)

That should load them up in sense for you.
[HTC One X] DanteGR:
Many many thanks mate.

They just came to life :D

Sent from my Renovated HTC One X Quad-Core Beast
[HTC One X] dyval:
Indeed it has @paul on it..I successfully flashed the faux kernel then!thank you for all your help.:good:

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I used System Tuner Pro to manage faux007 kernel, but when I look on CPU it seems that only one core is running and not the other 3? Why is that?
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Indeed :good:

The 4 cores only get used when needed. If the device is not performing a function that requires all cores then it will not use all 4 cores. Using all cores to perform a simple function would reduce battery life, so it is trying to get the balance between performance and battery life. If you run an activity like a benchmark test and then check System Tuner you should see all cores being used.
[HTC One X] Sultan.Alkhuzaie:
Hi

i have flashed this rom and want to update it to 4.2 and then 4.3 so i upgrade coredroid tweaks to 2.9 but where is the update button in the app

i click on updates beside theme but i went to the play store

somebody help please
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
If the update button is sending you to the playstore then the donation version is not installed correctly.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
As stated by El Nino, there is a problem with the Suite Tools install. If you have purchased the donate version from the Play Store, you need to first uninstall the free version that is included in the rom and then install from the Play Store.
[HTC One X] flyaway9000:
I had the same problem with the icons being cut off when putting them in dock was using an icon changer app and yes setting the app drawer to stock layout does fix the icon issue. Thank you I never would of known. :victory:
[HTC One X] Hollilightman:
Can not wait for the 4.4 version:).

Tips for aroma installer the adding CD Suite Tools. For those who bought the suite.

Thanks for the Best Jobs.

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[HTC One X] -viper-:
guys should i use faux 007 mainline or Ultimate??? opinions....?

*could also someone repack faux 007 m/u???
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
I've not bothered to repack, but using b5 atm
[HTC One X] -viper-:
b5 is what i use right now... so...should i wait??? i repacked the Ultimate faux 007.... what are you suggest??
[HTC One X] PG101:
Btw.. how do u like the new color on ur username ;)

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PG101

Senior Moderator / RC-RT Liaison
[HTC One X] bxlogic:
sergio any plans for jellybean? 4.1?
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
Dunno, try it out and use what you feel works for you mate.

JB? Has HTC dropped the RUU yet? If not we will have to wait until then my friend

Not noticed PG, on tapatalk mainly...

Green? I hate green can't it be Coredroid blue? Lol. We spend hours getting rid of this HTC green... :);):P
[HTC One X] PG101:
Well.. the themers got blue :p

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PG101

Senior Moderator / RC-RT Liaison
[HTC One X] onyx234:
Hey all hope all is good

I was hoping someone could help. I installed faux kernal and ph seems much quicker

however im having a problem hanging up after a ph call. I press end and the other guy/gal is still on there for a while. almost got myself in trouble as they could still hear me lol

have tried davlik cache any ideas?
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
Team member mentioned this, we are looking into it... Thanks for the feedback.
[HTC One X] Quercus1:
a good rom needs time friends - and we want a damn good coredroid-rom!

so, take it easy :)
[HTC One X] torxx:
Agreed!
[HTC One X] miniterror:
in testing atm;)

tell that to the boss^^
[HTC One X] Cuoricino:
Thank You CD Team

Hello Guys! This ROM is like all the CD ROM, awesome!

Battery life isn't so bad! There's only the sense restarts who are annoying but it seems to be the HTC fault.

So I would say thanks to Sergio and all the CD Team!

Keep up the good work!

From a fan of the CD ROMS for Desire HD, Sensation and now One X!
[HTC One X] janjan:
I think 1.28 version will be so sexy. I know what to do this weekend :)
[HTC One X] schakanak:
Great Rom !!!!

Thank You so much for this ROM ! Realy fast & very nice !

The Look of the Rom is great ! I hate Stock Rom's.......

THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
[HTC One X] rayford85:
Sense crashes and all that stuff is fixed for the next release. And yes the next release will be 1.28 base.
[HTC One X] napster113:
Something new to look forward to then.:):)
[HTC One X] demajoor:
i only hope that it would be a lot easier to flash the rom in 1.28 other roms are to difficult to flash for me but there is hope
[HTC One X] DaDoctor:
Whats so hard about it? Let us know and we will help you.
[HTC One X] janjan:
Please remove some bloatsware if it is possible. Otherwise it is fin. I mean stock apk, or other unnecessary apk. Thanks
[HTC One X] demajoor:
i tried 2 versions

android revolution

insertcoin

both of them require a boot.img flash after flashing the rom

and on the android revolution needs a super wipe

so i did all that but then my system rebooted every time i started a game like angry birds or with changing my ringtone

no one there could help me with a solution for this problem

more people said they had this problem

so now i am back to the good coredroid

maybe i must wait till the one x can be s-off to make it easier for me to flash it
[HTC One X] DaDoctor:
If you noticed, we give you the option during the install to remove alot of apps such as AdFreem, Adobe Reader, Cache Cleander, Facebook Messaging, Gmail, Google Maps, Google+, Google Search, HTC Location, HTC Store, Polaris Office, Rom Manager, Stock, Teeter, Titanium Backup, Watch and videos

Need more removed???

So boot.img is what ur having issues with? I am guessing you have ADB on ur machine and that was how you unlocked your bootloader and installed recovery.

Well this is almost the same. Find and download the needed boot.img and place it in the Android SDK> Tools directory. Then open command prompt, go to the android SDK directory >> Tools (cd c:\androidSDK\path) and issue the flash boot command (fastboot flash boot boot.img)

I cant speak for other roms, but I can guarantee you, you will be able to play angry birds or with change ur ringtone without a system reboot.
[HTC One X] demajoor:
i have never had problems with this rom its only with the roms that use the 1.28 update coredroid works perfectly for me but i wanted to try 1.28

now ill wait till the cd version is there sure i will get to handle with that

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titanium backup an option?
[HTC One X] Cuoricino:
You are the best!

It will be hard to wait but take the time needed!

Just to know if there will have APM and other mods like volume wake (to choose during install in Aroma for example) in the next release?
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
APM, tweaks, volume wake, button unlock will be present in our next ROM V2.
[HTC One X] napster113:
Sweet hope its not tonight lol I'm going out for a meal. :):)
[HTC One X] Cuoricino:
In other words, it will be the perfect release? :)

Thanks a lot devs!
[HTC One X] demajoor:
enjoy youre meal :D
[HTC One X] rayford85:
You can change mine to red, and give me one of those nice ban hammers :D:D:p:p
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
+1, I may have to learn how to theme to get a blue name :D
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
So I tried flashing V4.0 to my One X last night and I just get a boot loop! I used recovery and went back to my older backup but now my phone heats up loads and the radio no longer seems to be functiong as I get 0 signal and my wifi doesn't work. Any advice?
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
Did you flash the boot.img?
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
I do believe I did (though I may be wrong) I used command prompt and did Fastboot Flash Boot C:\Android\boot.img (thats right isn't it? I rarely have to flash a boot.img so I can get it wrong alot of the time)
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
Ok actually I got it to work... but now my phone seems to randomly freeze + switch off... what can I do to sort that out exactly?
[HTC One X] rayford85:
Sounds like you didnt wipe before installing, or possibly installed the wrong boot.img. so First thing flash the boot.img provided inside the rom zip. then perform a full wipe & flash the Rom. Really sounds like you have some old system data acting up.
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
I always fully wipe before moving to a new ROM (even if it says not to I still do it, factory reset, wipe cache + dalvik cache as well to start fresh.) I definately flashed the right boot.img since I only have the one ROM currently sitting on my phones storage. I even tried using the Full Wipe under Full Install that the installer has but still had the same issue. It's a shame really the only ROM I've had thats been 100% stable for my One X is V2 and now the Radio no longer works on that so my backups are near useless as well as updating! I always seem to end up getting the ridiculusly bad luck when it comes to software.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Are you 100% sure that you flashed the boot.img file from this rom? Do you only have one boot.img file in the location you are flashing from. I suggest deleting the boot.img file and copy the boot.img file from the rom again. Then run the cmd fastboot erase cache, then fastboot flash boot boot.img and for good measure run fastboot erase cache again. Then boot to recovery and reflash the rom with a complete wipe again. Are you restoring any data and settings at all?

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Thanks to the CD Team

I just want to thank Sergio and El Nino and the rest of the awesome CD team for giving me the honour of becoming a CD Team Member. This is truly appreciated and even in my very short period on board it is very clear that this team is a class act. Thanks again to all.
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
Yep definately only the one boot.img I'll do it again using the fastboot erase cache and reflash. Hopefully that will work. I did restore my apps via TB is it possible that theres some conflicting things in there? And if so would it be best to get rid of all the backups of system data etc in TB?
[HTC One X] napster113:
Yes you should never restore system data.

Sent from my HTC One X using DroiDevs 2
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
I thought that... I use to delete it but TB never use to have an easy way to filter through app/data type which made it a pain to trawl through all the data/apps I didn't need for each new ROM.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Try My Backup Pro, much easier to figure out what to restore and what not to
[HTC One X] Hollilightman:
Hi El Nino,

can one weekend hoping for new version 4.4? :D

Thanks for Answer...

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[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Testing on RC2 is going well is all I can say ;)
[HTC One X] El Nino1977:
Yes we are hoping to release over the weekend...
[HTC One X] Hollilightman:
You (Sergio + CD TEAM)are the best ...:D

My brother now has a one x, wanted the weekend 4.4. . flashen :)

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[HTC One X] ollie1132:
I will give it a go cheers! Is Jelly Bean hitting CD at some point for the One X at all? xD
[HTC One X] rayford85:
Sure , jelly bean will come as soon as HTC gets off there asses & gets a jb update out :p
[HTC One X] ollie1132:
Ahah.Damn HTC for being lazy!
[HTC One X] dyval:
Hi, I encountered a weird issue today..I can't connect to my Wi-Fi network. It just loop to obtaining ip address. The weird part is my computer is connected on it and my girlfriend's S2 is also connected and working..help please.
[HTC One X] ClydeB1:
Try removing (forget) the wifi connection and then set it up again to see if that helps
[HTC One X] dyval:
I have done that several times my friend..still doesn't work..
[HTC One X] :
Seen this happen before if you have your router set to the older WPA encryption. If you enter the password once incorrectly, then try again and enter it correctly, it can get stuck.

If Clyde's tip doesn't stop it, and your router's encryption is indeed set to WPA, try setting it to something a little more modern like WPA2-PSK. Of course your PC and girlfriend's S2 will also need to reconnect.

Edit: Also having your router set to broadcast on channel 13 can cause intermittent issues. Setting it from 1 to 12 is better.
[HTC One X] manne48:
am i right?Updates are only to get when you have this CDTweaks(payed version)?And if i´m using this TWRP 2.2.2.0 recovery i also cant get the updates?

I installed the v4 today and i like that;it looks good and its running fine,thank you for that.

So is there a way to get this little updates to 4.0.,3 or so on another way??#

best greetings from germany

manne:good:

sry for my bad english..