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[HTC One V] drew071:
Just because you applied for the token doesnt mean u used it.

If somehow "locked" can be reestablished and not "relocked" then HTC could not prove that the bootloader was unlocked at all. thus not voiding any warranty.

Also there is alot of buzz on the forums atm with regard to the legality of HTCs stance once unlocking the bootloader.

Here in the UK and Europe, HTC should honour the Warranty for hardware unless they can definitely prove that modifying the software caused the issues reported at the time of repair. IF they cant then EU consumer law says that they should honour the repair.

The best thing to do is send it to htc and if the try and worm their way out of a free repair ask for proof that you caused the issue. If they cannot prove it which i doubt they can then you should push for a repair and not take no for an answer. If they continue to say no, escalate it further and if u are within the EU threaten leagal action in line with EU consumer law, HTC will be fully aware of there true obligation to its consumers but it wont stop them trying to pull a fast one.

Drew071
[HTC One V] spiderio:
bump.........

@drew071

i live in indonesia, so customer is not protected by law :(
[HTC One V] tsoumi:
1)boot in fastboot mode

2)fastboot oem get_identifier_token

3)copy you token to http://www.htcdev.com step 10

4)download unlock_code.bin from you email

5)fastboot flash unlocktoken Unlock_code.bin

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[HTC One V] cybervibin:
All phones have flash counter do if u ever flash ur phone they come to know and besides when u unlocked by the official method they got ur imei number
[HTC One V] Ken-Shi_Kun:
They got the IMEI but they cannot really say if you used it.

Besides I live in europe, so if hardware faiure which is not casued by the software the warranty is yours. BUT they won't update the software for you (for free of course)

My neigbour had a defected and relocked one (TFT panel defect) and they changed it (but asked that was it unlocked via HTCDev)

Also that RELOCK cannot be set to LOCKED unfortunatly... At least for now...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bbv203:
Anyone know how to pull the PRL out of the Galaxy Nexus? I tried the *#*#8778#*#* that worked with the NS4G & QPST, but no dice. It would be nice to be able to use something like the 11115 PRL that allowed 3g roaming on older/other phones. I tend to get stuck in areas that have zero Sprint coverage for work a lot of times.

EDIT: *#*#3424#*#* Will put you in the right menu, I'm still working on figuring out how to get QPST to recognize the device though.

EDIT #2: From what I've been reading, the Galaxy Nexus will not work with QPST because it is not Qualcomm compliant...need to find VIA/Spirent PST to be able to do this? Anyone have any input regarding this?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bbv203:
I found a way to change the PRL. I'm not 100% sure that it actually changed the PRL and not just the number that shows in the menu though. The idea came from this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1639839

So using Better Cut I followed the first step he outlined, JUST THE ONE ABOUT THE PRL THOUGH. Phone went through and did its reboot came back up.

At first it showed unknown as the PRL, MIN & My Phone Number. I went into *#*#yourmsl#*#* checked under edit and my info was correct, checked under *#*#3282#*#* and my username was correct in the data profile. Went back into about phone and everything had repopulated correctly.

Now where I am sitting its still showing me as connected to a 1xrtt network, but that very well could be because I'm in the middle of WY at the moment. I should be going into SLC tomorrow and I will try to force it to roam while I am there and see what happens.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bbv203:
Seems the post has been edited and no longer has instructions.

1.Download Better Cut (Google it)

2.Install on your phone however you see fit. I just downloaded the apk to my phone and installed from there.

3.Copy your chosen PRL to the root of your SD card and rename to Test (so instead of 11115.prl, it will show up as Test.prl)

4.Create a shortcut using Better Cut, go "Activity", "PRL Write"

5. Go back to where the shortcut is and click it. The phone will reboot and shortly after the PRL should show up in the "About Phone" section of your settings menu.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] RogerPodacter:
My friend just got a sprint nexus and he needs to force roam on it. His palm pre had this tweak working.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bbv203:
I've been using corporate PRL's on every phone I've had with Sprint and up until this phone, it has been very easy to do. From what I've read none of the traditional methods work because this phone does not use a Qualcomm chipset for the radio, it is using a VIA chipset. I will report back tomorrow if this actually changed the PRL or if it just changed the displayed numbers. It's hard to say in WY whether or not 3g service is actually available and from what I can tell I am rather far from the tower I am connected to.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
The PRL should auto adjust as soon as you change regions. If its not changing and you're experiencing bad reception....etc...contact Sprint cause chances are you aren't alone.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bbv203:
Actually none of the phone's I have used with Sprint in the past few years have changed as I moved around the country. The point in all of this is not about bad reception really, just that when roaming certain PRL's you will get 3g roaming as opposed to the regular 1x.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Smokeey:
PRL's CAN be region specific. However, some networks (Sprint included) Only have 2 or 3 different PRL's (Virgin mobile's...etc..) So whatever PRL you have now should be fine unless Sprint lights up new CDMA networks or adds more spectrum. If you have an old PRL (dunno what revision it is, I'm on VZW) update it with ##873283#. Any connection issues you're having likely aren't the PRL and are probably more related to carrier issues or the notorious Galaxy Nexus Data Drops that almost every version of the phone has had.

Edit: You could always try the Sprint Partners PRL's...dunno if it will work though.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bbv203:
Smokeey, I don't doubt that they can be region specific. But again, the only point in me doing this is for times when I am actually roaming due to the places I go for work. Ex: I have been in Wyoming for 5 weeks now, Sprint has Zero coverage here. So again it isn't about connection issues. It's about EVDO vs 1xRtt while roaming. The only time I use Roam Control or similar functions are to test the ability to get 3g while roaming.

Aside from that, I do not think this is the best way to go about changing the PRL manually on this phone, but for now it will do.

So .... with the 11115 PRL I was only getting 1x in WY, should have been 3g. Today I got into Salt Lake where there is Sprint coverage and I was still roaming, with the phone and Roam Control set to Automatic. I restored a backup of the stock ROM, refreshed profile, updated PRL and was back on Sprint 3g. Then went back and forced the manual update of the PRL back to 11115, tried switching to roam only mode and the phone stayed connected to Sprints network. By the time I got back into WY and was roaming again, it did properly switch to a roaming partners system and I still had 3g coverage. So it seems that everytime you write the PRL with Better Cut, you could get a different result. FOR ME this is fine, as long as it works when I am actually roaming.

I'm sure down the road a VIA compatible PST and associated drivers will turn up so that this can be done in a similar fashion to the way it was accomplished with QPST on other phones. But for now I am content.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] autoprime:
I've linked to your post in my thread for how to update PRL manually. Your post was first.. so it's only right ;)

and for completeness... here is my thread detailing how to use VIA tools the same way we used to use Qualcomm tools. I've linked back to you in the second post which details PRL writing. It looks like even with VIA chipsets.. we aren't so locked out after all.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1696621
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] bbv203:
Looks good, I'll give it a shot soon. Hopefully it will work in a VM, stuck with 64 bit on my laptop....
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] autoprime:
link in previous post has been updated. i'll post again here just incase

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1696621

and yes, it will work in VM.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] SuperPanda:
PRL write not listed in any cut or better cut

I can't find "PRL write" in either Any Cut under activities or Better Cut(v3.3) under all activities. I have Test.prl in /sdcard/. I'm running a vzw gnex on CM9.1. I've tried changing it's name to TEST.prl. I've tried several different prl files.

Anyone one have any advice.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] donsh00tmesanta:
Roam control works for you?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] TonyTurboII:
Do we know of another way to change the MSL?

I prefer mine to be 000000, but with QPST not reading it I'm stuck.

I could try and dig up a CDMA workshop, but most of those are virus ridden, and i'm not sure it would connect to it either...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] PR0MISE:
I have used this method, but through apex launcher, Also tried it using Sprint Diagnostics options, guess trying bettercut wont hurt. I have the same issue as far as my info reflecting correctly using *#MSL & *#DATA but I have "Unknown" showing up in the My Phone Number, MIN & PRL fields, but they never repopulate for me. Any hints on what could cause this?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] npras42:
Hi,

I'm getting this notification randomly about some sort of battery saving program and when I tap it, it opens up a web page. I don't know what has caused it to occur. It started when I installed imilka's cm9 but I did a fresh install and so I was installing lots of software back on yo my phone at the time so it could be anything.

I get the notification about 3 times per day and its starting to annoy me because it is clearly malware that I have not asked for. Goodness knows what other problems it might be causing.

Here's a screenshot. Hopefully someone can enlighten me... just let me know if there's any other info I can provide. Might not be able to respond until later tonight as I'm about to go to work.

Thanks for the help.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] M3TALLICA:
Try Air Push Detector and Addons Detector application from the play store.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] neilman01:
HI, I was looking for cm9 for the cdma razr and could not find it, I tried seaching as well. Could somebody give me a direct link?

Thanks!
[Motorola Droid RAZR] BytecodeMe:
I could be wrong, but I don't think that we can have CM due to our locked bootloaders. Anyone know for sure?

Sent from my DROID RAZR
[Motorola Droid RAZR] matesims23:
From what I've read I don't think so

Sent from my DROID RAZR
[Motorola Droid RAZR] nespresso33:
http://rombot.droidhive.com/ROMs/spyder/
[Motorola Droid RAZR] Paddington:
This isn't real CM9 is it? I was under the same impression as those above me. I actually read last night that there was no CM9 for the RAZR.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] nespresso33:
There are unofficial builds of CM9 and AOKP.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] jr9680:
i've been looking as well.. i believe it is also the locked boot loader.. hoping there is a way around this
[Motorola Droid RAZR] arikaru0:
I'm currently running an unofficial CM9 built by a member at droidrzr.com who has asked me not to tell anyone who he is until it is released, but it's pretty stable.

There are a few bugs, but video works, panorama works, and it has full theme support.
[Motorola Droid RAZR] rockaholic112:
No official cm9

As previous posts have mentioned, there is no official cm9. However, there are a few unofficial cm9 and aokp roms for the leaks. The ones I like are KOA rom (based off cm9) and KOA aokp. KOA link: http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/2366-rom-koa-rom-any-leak-5252012/

AOKP link: http://www.droidrzr.com/index.php/topic/2405-romcdmakoa-aokp-b38/page__st__300__p__51963
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
As many of you know, battery life on the One X has been lets say, poor.

I decided to narrow down the problems and try to figure out whats causing it.

I figured i'd download voltage control (SetCPU works also) and underclock the CPU, low and behold......I may have figured out why the battery was dropping so much during screen on standby.

ONDEMAND GOVERNOR!!! It was causing crazy CPU instability. The CPU was constantly changing from 340mhz to 1500mhz (or your max speed) every single second, alternating constantly.

I've changed it to Interactive and it's been much more stable now. When not doing anything, the CPU will stay at 340mhz and no longer constantly ramps up to maxx CPU speed and back down alternating.

Try this out and see if it helps you guys. I'm going to continue experimenting with the other governors, but Interactive should be the best blend between battery and performance.

Also download CPU spy to see what steps of the Speeds have been active the most.

Edit: Changing the frequencies does not do anything sadly. Will need to wait for VoltageControl and SetCPU to be updated.

BUT changing the governor does work and makes a big difference.

Going to Interactive, my battery no longer drains at around 1% for every 1-2 minutes of screen on time leaving the screen on and idle. It drains much more normally.

Tonight I will do the HTC test where you check how much battery drains for 1 hour of screen on time at max brightness. You may feel free to try it out using the dialer *#*#3424#*#* and running battery test.

I will do this tonight and upload my results/screenshots

Update:

Here are the two main tips that I have found out now to help a lot with battery and low CPU usage that is stable

1) Use Interactive Governor, it is less aggressive at ramping up to max frequency and much more efficient. Also more stable and not erratic like OnDemand Governor

2) USE APEX LAUNCHER or something besides Sense Launcher.

I have downloaded Tegrastats to show me CPU usage and have compared between Sense Launcher and Apex. Sense is very resource hungry, and CPU usage is very high. It is almost constantly has both cores turned on and usage fluctuates between 15-70% alternating on the two cores when screen is on but idle. The frequency also stays around 400mhz on idle.

Apex launcher on the other hand, uses 1 core when idle, and usage stays around 10%. It also hovers around 102-204mhz when screen is on but idle. When swiping as fast as possible to ramp up speeds, I haven't seen it go above 640mhz and usage between the two cores is around 30-50% EVEN with both cores vs. alternating 15-70% on both cores with Sense Launcher
[HTC One X] 131313:
Thanks mate

Strange, from what I remember any CPU-tool didn't have any impact on my governor and cpu behavior. Maybe this has changed with the update. So I will have another go

(Just put it on its 7th charge, gotta wait a while..)
[HTC One X] thegregulator:
What have you set your min frequency to? I take it 340?
[HTC One X] ttav:
I`m not seeing this at all.My phone has been on standy for a few hours..wifi on/auto sync on..ondemand governor.Battery loss about 4% in 3 hours. CPUspy reports no high frequency spikes..highest shown is 475MHz.
[HTC One X] ShyamSasi:
I believe in ARHD mike has already set to Interactive Governer.
[HTC One X] treebill:
Set CPU doesn't work it will still go over the max set. I have contacted the maker and he is looking into it hard without kernel sources. Screen shot
[HTC One X] forumhookersdotcom:
You have got the best one.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
I wouldn't lose battery with screen off. But with the screen on and not doing anything. Just watching the speeds in voltage control I watched it constantly alternate with 340 and 1500.

My min is the lowest I can set, around idk 50? I don't remember. But it doesn't go that low unless screen off standby. Probably for companion core.

This is just to let people know that ondemand governor acts funky and interactive is probably the best to use.
[HTC One X] Fruktsallad:
Sadly true. Don't know how these other people can claim that it's working.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Use voltage control, it's free from the play store.

You can tell the difference between OnDemand and Interactive or w/e governor you choose. OnDemand not touching the screen, you can watch in VoltageControl it alternates constantly between your max CPU and 340mhz (This is about the lowest it goes while screen is on). Then apply Interactive and it will stay at 340mhz and not jump up to the max speed anymore.
[HTC One X] Fruktsallad:
OK, I'll check it out!

EDIT: Not working at all. Sorry. You can check that it goes over your set values using CPU Spy.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Yup, I just checked again and watched OnDemand be very unstable as the Governor itself is somewhat like that.

OnDemand ramps up to the high frequences so that everything is smooth, the only problem is that it's doing it way too easily. Leaving screen on and not touching it, something causes it to constantly jump back and forth between low and max frequencies.

Setting to Interactive or even Conservative makes it much more "stable"

Conservative is really good at staying on low frequences (takes longer to ramp up speeds) but as a result feels very laggy so Interactive is what I recommend as the best blend. (In general, Interactive governor is becoming the standard for most phones. I remember it being very popular on the i9100 and Galaxy Nexus)

So yea, just try out Interactive and see how it works for you. I am no longer draining battery at like 1% for ever 1-2 minutes of screen on time leaving it
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Yea I just realized messing with the frequencies isn't working :mad:

I will edit my OP

But setting to Interactive Governor DOES make changes
[HTC One X] ttav:
OK i assumed standby = screen off.Switched to interactive on System Tuner Pro....i see less spikes at 475 MHz.

I don`t have time but maybe someone could test for lag between the onedemand and interactive governors. I know for sure that the Tegra 3 works better using ondemand on my prime.

Anyway interesting things gould come from this.

---------- Post added at 07:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:52 PM ----------

We really need the kernel source released so the devs can get to work.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Interactive is very similar to OnDemand, but it is not as "aggressive" in it's frequency changes.

It is a very popular Governor on other phones and Kernels. So far, I've experienced no lag as it still hits those high frequencies, but less often and only when it needs to.

My main issue was leaving screen on and in standby with OnDemand and watching it constantly jump from low to max frequency which is definitely not correct.

Using interactive, battery drain has been much better and to the norm.

Can't wait for kernels to come out and optimize battery and performance.
[HTC One X] ttav:
I suggest everyone head over to HTCdev.com and post a comment asking for the One X kernel source code release.
[HTC One X] MrPhilo:
I was going to make a new thread until I saw this.

I was able to override the Tegra 3 system using a few tricks which allowed me to change the frequency to my own, plus only allowing 2 cores to come on.

I'm at work but ill post a video soon, you only need setCPU and patience to get it to work.

I monitored this by TegraSTATS in the market for free
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Great!, would be awesome if you can post it up here later
[HTC One X] MrPhilo:
Here's a small evidence for now, my CPU is set from 102mhz to 1000mhz. The bottom monitor is Tegrastats, as you can see only 2 cores are running max at 100% at 1Ghz on the CPU benchmark.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Yea similar to hotplug governor except is it always 2 cores for your mod?

Hotplug governor enabled however many cores were needed and disabled when not in use.

Either way, awesome work.
[HTC One X] MrPhilo:
It's always two cores, regardless how hard you try, you need to reboot it to return back to normal. I was using on demand governor for this in the screenshot
[HTC One X] treebill:
Our phones disable unnecessary cores even on the default governor, I install tegrastats and while writing this CPU 2/3 haven't came on stayed off :)

Learn something new lol
[HTC One X] drew071:
I noticed that as soon as ya battery drops below 20% the kernel reverts back to ondemand albeit underclocked to 1ghz as petr stock values. Will have to see if this restores you increase in charge.

Drew071
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
I'm at 15% and it has underclocked to 1000mhz as expected, it has also stayed on interactive governor. So it didn't switch back to ondemand.

Edit: Looking at TegraStats when on homescreen, looks like it's not that optimized. It runs both CPU0 and CPU 1 (so 2 cores) while also fluctuating a bit between low to medium frequency and CPU usage is very aggressive. Constantly changing from 10-80% and usage alternates between the CPU's.

Maybe this is to make sure things stay fluid with the sense launcher? would be interesting to see how Apex launcher handles itself. Going into app tray or something else will mainly use 1 core and stay at a stable frequency when idle with screen on as well as staying at around 10-17% usage unless you start swiping.
[HTC One X] Tondern:
Thanks for the info guys, I'm just charging up my phone now and will see how much more screen on time I get on a full battery charge with interactive :)
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
I just tried out apex launcher.........let me say HUGE DIFFERENCE

Looking at Tegrastats and Apex launcher, my assumption with Sense launcher were correct.

At idle, 1 CPU core is used and it only hovers around 10% usage and very low frequency, around 204mhz stable. Swiping around enables both of them but they still stay very low, around 30-50% both cores, never really higher and it's not going above 640mhz for me even just trying to ramp it up (by that I mean, hold your finger on the screen and just swipe back and forth like mad).

So another tip I will add:

USE APEX LAUNCHER OR SOMETHING BESIDES SENSE LAUNCHER!!
[HTC One X] thegregulator:
This may just be my imagination, but I charged my phone with the USB cable from my Sensation and I'm noticing much less battery drain. Like significantly better. Maybe the battery is just settling in but I'm going to use this old USB cable for a few more charges and see if it continues to be better.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Check out my two tips and finding in the OP, they're in Bold.

Tomorrow I will try it out with my first full day of usage (will be in airplane mode though as I'm going to the Dominican Republic on vacation. That means heavy music usage haha)

Basically going to use Apex launcher (No sense launcher) and Interactive governor and see if my battery life is drastically improved/amazing.

I'm running touch x-treme ROM btw, which is geared towards battery life. He has much more to do though, especially in terms of kernel etc...and optimizations.
[HTC One X] Tondern:
Call me superstitious but I seem to have the same experience, with charging through USB that is. Charging slowly, but also consuming much slower. I won't go into theorizing about this, but it's interesting to find someone with a similar experience.
[HTC One X] thegregulator:
I'm still charging through to power outlet in the wall, I just changed the USB cable. I've read that charging through a USB port on a computer seems to be better too though.