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[HTC EVO 3D] SBERG117:
Having a little problem...maybe i did something wrong but not sure...I downloaded the rom did a full wipe of my phone and flashed...rom loaded...I added google account and synced as instructed...once done my phone had no contacts,no phone at all, no music and no camera... I was s-off and on hboot 1.4 before flash so i assumed everything was good to go then that happened...any advice on what may have gone wrong? Any fixes i might not be aware of?

For now i restored back to my gingerbread rom and everything is fine...Any help would be appreciated...Thnx..
[HTC EVO 3D] :
Everything looks great. Except for that dialer skin. Downloading though as I love the look of ICS senseless
[HTC EVO 3D] trapharder4844:
The Rom is running fine I have hboot 1.50 only problem I have is I can't change the ringtone or notification sound

Sent from my dual core 3d xda premium app
[HTC EVO 3D] trapharder4844:
Is this thread finish? I have been running this rom for a while and it's a daily driver hope to see updates

Sent from my dual core 3d xda premium app
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] xfr33:
Hi!

I have a problem with Galaxy Ace messaging.

First custom ROM on my Galaxy Ace was ICS CM9 beta 8 ROM. Before installing it I did all the things in first sticky thread about how to install custom ROM.

When I installed that CM9 ROM messaging was not working - like, I couldn't normally open that program. It just froze when I tried to do something with messages and showed that Messaging couldn't be launched. That was not the simple program freeze when there is choice to Force quit, but that was different.

I thought that is because of ROM, that was still beta version.

Today I tried different ROM, CM7 Miracle edition. But again the same problem.

I think it is, maybe, because of wrong firmware or something.

Please, needed help.

Thank You in advance,

Daniels
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Novastylez:
Is it the "real" Galaxy Ace? Without any "i" or "m" etc at the end? Are you able to call?

Try Wipe Data, Dalvik Cache and Cache again + reflashing!

Or do a clean flash with ODIN, but I don't know if that makes sense...
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] xfr33:
Real one, just Samsung Galaxy Ace.

After installing the last one, I tried wiping data and re-installing the same ROM.

How can I do a clean flash with ODIN? ODIN was for firmware not ROM, yes?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] Novastylez:
I meant with "clean flash" original firmware by Samsung. I don't know exactly how important the baseband is, but MAYBE you "destroyed" something and flashing with ODIN can repair it... Read the TUT's about flashing in the first post's of the development section!

Are you able to do calls?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] xfr33:
I am able to make calls.

Ok I will try. Thanks :)
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] xfr33:
Not working anything.

Tried with ODIN, tried re-installing ROM, tried other firmware...

No success..
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] xfr33:
Someone could help, please?
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] FinnAndJake:
What version of CWM did u use?

what.....? I'm just saying ...didnt hurt much :p
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] GSC1000:
it happened something similar to me, i was messing with sispem apps and deleted some and i destroyed the original firmware you just need to google the original firmware for ur model (L,B,etc...), charge it in odin and u'll get a nice new firmware to mess with ( i recommend u to keep it somewhere, chances are u need it again)

and be shure you're getting the rom for your model because it does metter

this is a tutorial on how to flash stock rom using odin:

http://yagyagaire.blogspot.com/2012/01/how-to-flash-official-stock-firmwares.html

Hope i helped
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] xfr33:
Thank You all for helping.

Today I tried simple thing - I installed messaging program, that I downloaded from market and everything is working now.

So, I dont know how or why, but these ROMs didn't have messaging program included.
[Galaxy Ace S5830 General] ZoDNet:
Many devs like to keep their ROM lite..so they dont attach many system files which also benefit us as we can customize it as we like...

So u just need to check whether mms.apk file is there in your /system/app folder

if it isnt there then u just have to get it from somewhere and paste it over there using any root file explorer (best one is ES file explorer)

And bingo! Everything will work perfectly ;)

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Hit THANKS if i helped
[HTC One X] fekle:
Hey everyone, I already used the search funtion, however I wasnt able to find a thread matching my problem.

I've got my 3rd HOX now, the first 2 were HT23.. - phones, both had that screen-flickering-problem. My 3rd one, a HT24 - version, doesn't have that problem at all, however there is some serious light bleeding on the bottom, you can see the the backlight - LEDs.. I've got some Photos for you:

WHITE SCREEN:

WHATSAPP:

SMS:

As you can see, this is just quite annoying..

Does anyone of you has the same problem, is this normal, or should I get a replacement?

Thanks in advantage :)

EDIT: It may not look that annoying in the pictures, however, in reality, you can see these spots very, very well.. :(
[HTC One X] fekle:
Does noone have this problem too?
[HTC One X] anoniemouse:
Mine has none of that problem, mine is an ht23 as well, been faultless.

i would ask for a replacement.
[HTC One X] fekle:
Thanks for your response, yeah, I think i'll get a replacement again... :/
[HTC One X] Game-Modo:
My friend has had this issue. Get it replaced mate. I have a weird issue with a small yellow smear on the screen that seems to be fading. Phone is perfect apart from this. You can only see it if you are on a white screen. Its weird.
[HTC One X] fekle:
Thanks, I will do this, however, this is will be my 3rd replacement now.. its getting annoying :/
[HTC One X] Game-Modo:
Get this for bad, before my One X I replaced 3 Sony Xperia S phones and in the end they gave me a HTC One X that has a gsensor failure. This new one seems ok apart from the small yellow smear that seems to be fading. So I am happy now.

Smart phones really need better testing before release to be honest.
[HTC One X] fekle:
You're so right!

So I'll replace mine, however, I'm going to do it with some more intelligent timing.

I got my 3rd Unit from Amazon on April 27th. Due to Amazon's 30-Day replacement-rule, I can ask for a replacement till May 27th.

So if I get my replacement on May 25th or somewhat, chances of getting a May-Device, which should be "perfect" after 2 months of production with mistakes, are good.. :)
[HTC One X] anoniemouse:
I think you are making a very wise decision there, also with luck you may even have a newer firmware on it too.:D
[HTC One X] fekle:
yeah:D and maybe S-OFF is achieved 'till then, so I don't have to use HTC-DEV-unlock for my (hopefully) long-time device;)
[HTC One X] anoniemouse:
That is what i am waiting for, not keen on doing it through the HTC site.
[HTC One X] fekle:
Yeah, me too, however I did it due to the 3-Buttons which annoy the f*ck out of me :D
[HTC One X] iamholam:
I have this on my phone too :( Did you replacement come back perfect?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ricktat:
Okay::.............
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] JamesR913:
Why not just take the sticker off?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] americasteam:
Then we would miss out on this mini review! lol!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] rodger-sp:
You can remove the sticker from the back of the phone they give you one in the box if you need to send the phone in for warranty
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ricktat:
Other reason is because I carry it in my front pocket I was afraid it would eventually rip off the screen protector because of not having a bezel
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] ricktat:
Good thing I just found this:D
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] AndroidForMe:
Wow..way to make a great looking phone fugly.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] vioalas:
You realize you're supposed to take it off right...? It's just to make activation simpler.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] AndroidForMe:
I was referring to the images he had posted with his phone in some ugly case. I know you can take the sticker off, I did it myself today.
[HTC Wildfire S] SargentRudy:
I have a wfs cdma virgin mobile phone. Can anyone give me a link for cm7 that will work on marvelc? All i can find is marvel, not marvelc! Any help would be appreciated
[HTC Wildfire S] codegeek:
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There's a thread in the development forum for Marvel CDMA. You didn't search hard enough.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] sstegner2:
i need help on rooting it and putting roms on my phone i see the tuts on youtube and stuff everyone either has windows 7, mac, linux, ect. o have the old time windows xp so i need major help if anyone knos how to do it through team viewer it would be beyond helpful thanks again

-sstegner
[T-Mobile LG G2x] mt3g:
Everything you watch and read will work on XP if not better. There are plenty of links of in the Dev section stickied on top for you to read. After reading them then search for your issue or confusion... if that fails then comment on this thread with a specific question about what you are confused on.
[T-Mobile LG G2x] I.R.Chevy:
+1

*Read some guides* and if you get stuck we will be here :)

Pin it to Win it.
[LG Optimus Black] RomWiz:
I am rooted but somehow superuser won't give out root acces.

I had a look at my build.prop and the secure thing was set to 1 and it is supposed to be 0 right?
[LG Optimus Black] RomWiz:
Anyone ?
[LG Optimus Black] iok1:
Stop bumping your threads, if someone has the answer, they will let you know :)

Sent from my GT-S5660
[LG Optimus Black] omr911:
su bin seems missing
[LG Optimus Black] RomWiz:
And How do i install that without root acces? When i update it via superuser it fails on the md5sum
[LG Optimus Black] omr911:
Install busy box + su update fixer from market..
[LG Optimus Black] RomWiz:
Busybox needs root acces and so do su update fixer
[HTC One X] Therollingstone:
Hi Guys ,

I have grey HTC One X , but I brought it from grey market , that's why I don't know Where this phone comes phone , is there any way to learn it ?

because I didnt get 1.28 OTA Update and I wanna install it , but I don't know which region should i install ?
[HTC One X] shadowboy23:
Go to android market and download an app called CID getter. Get your CID and google it to find out what region is your phone under.

EDIT:

Check here http://xdaforums.com/archive/index.php/t-1195475.html
[HTC One X] johnl199:
I might get the s4 and sell my tegra 3 due to the battery life of the s4. Apparently, it's crazy good. Anyone else?
[HTC One X] Ga73:
Nice for you, thanks for the pointless post
[HTC One X] johnl199:
I asked a question in my post.

I want to know how many others are doing the same. No need to be a jackass.
[HTC One X] DJ Set:
Not me. Did I answer your question?
[HTC One X] azazin:
I think if you want to know how many others are doing this, post a poll.

Regarding battery life there's not much difference as seen in the following comparison:

http://androidandme.com/2012/05/sma...erformance-gpu-battery-life-and-web-browsing/

Before making the change consider that you won't be able to play Tegra games or Apps without any hassle on the S4 and that the development of customs roms and kernels will most likely be better on the Tegra 3 due to the user base.

/Thread unless you add a poll.
[HTC One X] johnl199:
That article seems EXTREMELY bias towards the tegra 3. Every other site where they compare them, the s4 wins in almost everything.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
As of now.....no.

Development isn't looking too good so far, but will have to wait and see for the S4. Also saw that headline about the AT&T One X bootloader being locked and not being able to be unlocked thru HTC? didn't really read the article so not sure, just the title.

As for battery life, S4 should do better under heavy use....it's on a newer 28nm fabrication process and is a brand new architecture. Tegra 3 is on a 40-45nm process and using old Cortex-A9 cores.....but Tegra 3 hasn't really be optimized in my opinion. The companion core isn't being used enough besides screen off IMO.

I think they trade blows though with the S4 clearly better. Make sure your battery is okay though.........run the HTC test function battery test. Go into dialer and type *#*#3424#*#* and after you run the battery test, your battery should be around 87%. If it isn't, factory data reset a few times and re-run it. I initially was getting around 75% but after factory data reset, I got 87-88%.

S4 will net you around 5-6 hours of display time max while Tegra 3 can do 4 hours and i've seen some people hit 5 hours.
[HTC One X] shadehh:
I've given most if not all of those benchmarks a try and compared it to S4 stats, and yes, my tegra 3 did come out as winner. Just wait for quadcore benchmarks. Antutu is the only really reliable one so far. Hope we get the 4.04 update too
[HTC One X] azazin:
I have tried looking for other articles, all I can find is S4 (in the One S) vs Tegra 3 (One X) comparisons but that isn't really fair because the screens are very different in size and we all know screens are one of the main battery drains.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5779/htc-one-x-for-att-review/3

S4 will win in general.

Web browsing on 3G only on S4 is amazing though with over 9 hours. Matching the iPhone is honestly the standard for me. Over 9 hrs of web browsing is incredible. But why use 3G when you can have 4G lol....it also shows what a huge difference there still is between LTE and 3G in terms of battery life even though the LTE modem is integrated now.
[HTC One X] johnl199:
And that is why I think I'll go with the s4. I don't care about bootloaders or anything else, but even an extra 1 hour screen time is worth it.
[HTC One X] johnl199:
Wow! Ok, that definitely settles it. S4 > tegra 3 for battery
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Go for it then.......if you don't want development, then there's no reason not to go for S4.

I originally thought it was always the better choice to get over Tegra 3, but I got my One X in a trade benefiting me so I didn't really have a choice.

Just remember, you will see a big diff between LTE being on and off. Oh, and the AT&T version doesn't let you turn LTE off from what i've read
[HTC One X] Croak:
There are 16,000,000,000 bytes worth of reasons to go for the Tegra model over the S4. :)
[HTC One X] forumhookersdotcom:
9 hours of web browsing includes 9 hours of on screen time. I never crossed 5.30 hours on screen time in my HOX.
[HTC One X] johnl199:
I'm listening.
[HTC One X] Croak:
But you're not reading. :)

16,000,000,000 bytes
[HTC One X] anoniemouse:
Will be interesting to see the results when the tegra 3 drivers are finally sorted out properly
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
Then you should have also read the part where it says that the Tegra 3 version will be getting an update that will apparently solve this, written right there in the review and that's why the Tegra 3 version review isn't up yet :P
[HTC One X] thegregulator:
I think you'd be wise to wait until HTC releases the kernel source for the Tegra 3 model. That's when we'll start to really see some difference in battery life. It's really up to you, but I think it's way too soon to give up on the Tegra 3 chip in the One X.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Indeed, someone said our HOX is running on a gingerbread kernel, if so - a kernel update alone should fix battery issues aswell as home screen smoothness.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Hmm didn't hear that but interesting. Will do some searching.

Would definitely help. I'm thinking tegra 3 needs optimization as well
[HTC One X] zerozoneice:
if you mean 2.6 vs 3.0 kernel (which the One S has) it's not much difference.

i suspect the S4 OneX does come with a 3.x kernel, can anyone check?
[HTC One X] fastphil:
Who cares if you wanted a s3 then u could get one If not get a s3
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Actually, according to GSMArena, the battery life isn't that bad. And they're pretty thorough and respectable in their testing.

The One X beat practically every phone on the market including the S3 One S at talk time. It beat the One S, G-Note, and GN at web browsing. It's weakest score was video playback where it scored 5:45 minutes to the GN's 6:02. What we each experience is going to depend on the weighting of our use between calls, browsing, and video/gaming.

They closed the test with this...

"While 37h isn’t the highest rating we have seen, it’s more than an acceptable score, given the screen size and the resolution of the One X. We guess anyone who doubted the battery life of the Tegra 3-packing smartphones and the efficiency of their quad-core processors should now breath a sight of relief."

In overall scoring it easily beats the GN. But the GN also offers a replacable battery and an extended battery so its owners have options we don't

http://blog.gsmarena.com/samsung-ga...y-tested-results-come-out-disappointing-test/

http://blog.gsmarena.com/htc-one-x-battery-test-concludes-the-results-are-inside/

I came from a SGS2 and the difference pretty much maps to what I'm experiencing.

http://blog.gsmarena.com/our-samsun...e-test-is-complete-check-out-how-it-did-test/
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
The one s weak browser times point to amoled and smaller battery as amoled.doesn't do well on white.

Look at one x s4 tests, absolutely kills in browser. Over 9 hours browsing with 3g vs our 4-5hrs.

Tegra 3 needs more optimizations honestly, or whatever software can be done to improve stuff. Video playback should use companion core from what I remember reading which should mean epic times like 8-9 hours. Heck Sgs ii can do it with two a-9 cores running, tegra 3 should be able to with a low power companion core.
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Do you have a link? All I've seen so far are the comments from the XL people and with no consistency in what they're reporting it's hard to do a 1:1 comparison.

The One S didn't do so hot in anything but video (which would also apply to gaming) according to GSMArena.

http://blog.gsmarena.com/htc-one-s-...-how-power-efficient-the-two-krait-cores-are/
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
http://www.anandtech.com/show/5779/htc-one-x-for-att-review/3

Posted this in an earlier reply but there you go. Anandtech is one of the best.

They said in one of the lines they're getting a one x tegra 3 update in the upcoming days or something and are waiting for it. Not sure if its 1.29 or 1.30 base.
[HTC One X] johnl199:
Well I'll be buying the s4 version tomorrow while I still have my tegra 3. I'll let you guys know how the battery life is, as I've been using the tegra 3 for over a month so I can give a good comparison.
[HTC One X] fknshwow:
dont forget one XL isnt getting unlocked bootloader.. so say good by custom roms
[HTC One X] johnl199:
Doesn't matter to me. I never use roms.
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
It matters to many others especially if they're asking this on XDA :)
[HTC One X] mmx6688:
Thr only thing shall consider to go for S4 version XL is judge is around 9G user space left on phone is good enough or not. if it is then go for it.

Sent from my HTC S720e
[HTC One X] tom_m:
Don't be so sure the One X on AT&T won't be unlocked.

But first, back on point...The battery life in some tests across XDA from users is proving to be better on the S4. Not a big surprise given the slower clock speed and less cores...But people who are saying how much "better" the Tegra 3 is than the S4 clearly don't understand the importance I/O.

I would say that both chips are better suited for different things and are both EXCELLENT chips. I'm not really sure you could claim one as truly better than the other. It's a trade off for your type of usage and preference.

It's the same thing with desktop computers. I have a quad core i7 and my trade off is battery life. I know that the dual core i5s are getting better battery life. This is sort of a "rule" when it comes to CPUs. That's not to say every dual core will get better battery life than every quad core...But it's usually a pretty good bet. Same thing when it comes to servers (what I deal with for my job on an almost daily basis) your trade off in that case is typically heat since you aren't running on batteries :D

However, there's always a trade off. For me, the peace of mind of having better I/O and longer battery life (even if it only ends up being an hour or two) is really my personal preference. However, many people very well may enjoy the quad core for the eventual apps (mostly games I imagine) that might eventually take advantage of it...Of course by which time there will be other quad core processors in the arena that are better, faster, and do better on battery life.

Both are excellent options and I wouldn't rush off to trade one in for the other if it's going to be a hassle.
[HTC One X] S8B:
Seems like this question hit a soft spot.

The S4 is the superior performer as of today. Better battery life and faster in the typical applications and usage of most users. Sure the Tegra S3 is a little more future proof with its quad cores, but until most apps utilize that type of power, it's a moot point. I don't think we'll honestly be seeing most apps utilize a quad core chipset until next year. By then, who knows what type of phones will be out.

Only real case the Tegra S3 has over the S4 is GPU performance.
[HTC One X] chrisjcks:
Actually, didn't the tegra 3 report better battery life?
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Depends....in general s4 battery life is better. International I'd only better at talk time. Stand by time might be better too with the companion core
[HTC One X] hoss_n2:
Not the one XL the one x at&t but the normal one xl should get bootloader unlock
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
Absolutely. When you're not using the phone. It has the best battery life at idle of any phone to date because of the fifth (and stupidly named "ninja") core. Sadly, idle is typically 5% of a phone's draw per charge so it's sort of a hollow victory. The S4 on 28nm and Exynos Quad on 32nm are more efficient chips and will win the "while doing something" test. I'll say this, after about two weeks I'm getting roughly 90% of the battery life I got on my SGS2 doing the exact same things. So for the additional HP and screen size that's pretty acceptable to me. People wouldn't be so concerned if the battery was replaceable but we've got what we've got.
[HTC One X] ArmedandDangerous:
I think you're the only one calling it the ninja core :P Everyone else is calling it the companion core xD
[HTC One X] BarryH_GEG:
My bad. At least I'm not the only one that thought it was stupid. ;)

So long, Ninja: Nvidia rebrands Tegra 3 architecture '4-Plus-1'

The company says its ending its use of different names for the Tegra 3's architecture of four high-performance cores and one low-performance core.

by Don Reisinger | February 23, 2012 7:28 AM PST
[HTC One X] joshnichols189:
Extremely unlikely. The S4 in the One S can't even net 5-6 hours of screen on time, and it has so many fewer pixels to push as the One X.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
Finally solved my battery problems and got normal usage and what I was expecting.

Have posts in battery stats thread as well as ARHD thread detailing my use etc...
[HTC One X] joshnichols189:
You will regret this statement when you have that annoying ass menu button everywhere.
[HTC One X] pewpewbangbang:
There's too many factors to just say it has fewer pixels..........and reviews are already out showing snapdragon s4 one x battery life. AMOLED on the One S is a start, only saves battery on dark colors, white and everything will drain it. Also smaller battery.

Straight usage 3G web browsing 100%-0% it can get over 9 hours of screen time. LTE on, it can get over 5 hours of screen on time.

Regular day usage with LTE on, people on the AT&T thread are getting around 5 hours of screen time.

I also just posted ^^^ my usage and can get 5+ hours easily with just XDA and web browsing and app usage. Gaming will definitely make it take a bigger hit.
[HTC One X] joshnichols189:
Forgot about screens and battery size ;) huge things to forget haha.

I accept defeat at your hand, sir. Well played.