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[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] zolah:
So my buddy flashed aokp a while back and everything seemed fine. Then he flashed miui.us and there was a problem with his YouTube app saying error connecting to server please try again.

He is now on build 35 aokp and at first YouTube was OK but now he's getting the sane error message "error connecting to server please try again "

The strange thing is that if he connects to wifi the YouTube app works. Its only on mobile data where it occurs.

Any suggestions?

Thanks for any replies in advance :D
[HTC One S] Badmiker:
Phone has just told me that an update; 'System enhancement 59.02 MB' is available, I've downloaded it, installed it and the phone has rebooted.

However... it reboots into Clockworkmod recovery so I have to select 'Reboot now'.

Aswell as producing an 'abnormal reset' error, the update is still available; it doesnt seem to have installed.

Phone has been rooted with superoneclick following HTC bootloader unlocking. As nandroid backup was not available from recovery, I installed clockworkmod recovery. Is this causing the issue? Can I stop the phone booting into recovery every time?

Help?

Please?!
[HTC One S] azzledazzle:
you need stock recovery to get OTA updates.. flash the stock recovery and you will be fine
[HTC One S] Badmiker:
Thanks.

erm. How?
[HTC One S] orenfl:
Allow me to say it better: You need a stock recovery to implement the OTA updates - you can download w/o it but must have it to install it.
[HTC One S] Badmiker:
How do I get stock recovery or disable/uninstall clockworkmod?
[HTC One S] orenfl:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1604677
[HTC One S] Badmiker:
Thanks so much! That has solved the CWM issue and phone is now trying to update.

1st attempt failed. Is now downloading update again. Maybe a different update now the firmware has changed?

Installing again....

Arg! assert failed: apply_patch_check

?
[HTC One S] ToterPunkt:
I used the all-in-one toolkit to unlock bootloader and all that good stuff. But i never flashed a recovery. Phone is rooted and everything. Is it absolutely necessary to flash the recoveries in that toolkit? What are the purposes for it? (noob status >_>) I know what the stock one is but was always wondering about the rest and if you really needed them.
[HTC One S] orenfl:
Actually, I haven't done root yet to this specific phone, just for my previous ones.

Try to look in that linked thread to search for an answer.
[HTC One S] shootind5nukes:
Is this a TMO US update?
[HTC One S] hpsauce37:
ive just got my update for my sim free carrier free one s. Im in the uk.

Not sure what the changes are supposed to bring...cant say ive noticed any difference at all yet.
[HTC One S] Badmiker:
This is very frustrating, it's really not happening for me.

I've unrooted & reflashed with stock recovery then downloaded update but it's still failing to install.

assert failed: apply_patch_check ("SystemUI.apk", big code)

E:Error in /internal sdcard/download/OTA)Ville_U_HTC_Europe....

Status 7

Installation aborted.

Dammit. Is the phone getting the wrong update? Can anyone help please?
[HTC One S] skodann:
For the OTA update you will nedd to have stock recovery on your phone, bootloader relocked and a stock rom without any apps uninstalled.
[HTC One S] Badmiker:
Relock the bootloader?!

Why?!

HTC allow me to unlock it, so surely they should support an unlocked bootloader?

Locked with AIO toolkit and trying update again...
[HTC One S] rootrider:
Thats most important for a sucessfull update. Had this problem with TMO Germany and after relocking the bootloader everything went fine. I used the RUU instead the OTA.

My update always stopped upon a checksum failure as long as the bootloader was unlocked. It was gone after relocking.
[HTC One S] FunkyELF:
Someone please try skype video chat

Hello,

Can someone please see if the video chat in Skype is fixed.

Preferably someone who has already seen how bad it is before the update.

Thanks,

~Eric
[HTC One S] dk29mtl:
I finally got my update HTC One S simfree in Canada to 1.78

incase anyone cares ;)

I got my update yesterday...maybe it's wishful thinking, but my battery seems to have improved...this moring i was left with 26% after playing all night...normally I would be down to 5%
[HTC One S] noble8:
Here's the OTA update I got today:

OTA_Ville_U_HTC_Europe_1.78.401.2-1.53.401.2_release_258562piuubd9lrapskwje.zip
[HTC One S] FunkyELF:
radio

does this update contain a radio update?

Can someone separate it and post it.

If you do please state which carrier/country you got the update from.
[HTC One S] sharkoparko:
So far no t-mo usa update. Non usa customers claim the update solves the mutitasking issue reported on engadget.com for htc one x (s)
[HTC One S] SFP:
BEFORE UPDATE

Baseband version is 0.15.31501S.19_2_10.13.31501S.06L

And kernel version is 3.0.8-01051-g0772019

POST UPDATE

0.16.31501S.19_2_10.23.31501S.1OL

3.0.8-01143-g63d8aca

Build No. 1.78.771.5CL59990

On 3UK and stock
[HTC One S] blind_gangsta:
Have orange UK released the 1.78 firmware yet? It's not showing up for me.

Also is there any online resource where we can see what OTA's have been pushed out?
[HTC One S] mmceorange:
Also posted in one of the other update threads...

Sorry if this is slightly off topic..

Can anyone confirm an HDR funtion in the camera app with the pre-updated firmware? After updating to 1.78, I cannot find it anywhere..

I am positive I have used it, but can't remember if I used it when playing with the T-mobile variant or on my EU phone...
[HTC One S] usrbrv8:
When I open my HTC camera app (no OTA, stock with root) there is a camera scene button in the top left corner (hold phone in portrait orientation). If you tap that button you will see several options including HDR.
[HTC One S] mmceorange:
Oh. You're right. I'm an idiot. I kept ignoring that thinking "A" just meant auto ISO, WB, etc... hahahahaha ohhh mannn zzzzzzz....

(thanks!)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] geri268:
can anyone upload x8's launcher for me.? pls I NEED THE X8'S ONE!
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] Rittik:
i just uploaded it for you

http://db.tt/lmVi4E7U

Would appreciate a thanks :)

-Rik(Rittik)
[Samsung Galaxy Mini] geri268:
i meant the original version.. but thanks.
[Wildfire General] The_Warrior:
This link doesn't work - cyanogenmod one.
[Wildfire General] huston8:
Do you really need to have a partition of SD card to exactly half?

For instance 512M is enough for 8Gb card.....
[Wildfire General] Scratch0805:
Also a 16gb class 10 card gives no problems at all when partitioned....... :confused:
[Wildfire General] Gilbert_Sarip:
sorry about the link

Torrent:

http://download.cyanogenmod.com/torrents/update-cm-7.1.0.1-buzz-signed.zip.torrent
[Wildfire General] Gilbert_Sarip:
it is up to you how many free space you want
[Wildfire General] Slymobi:
I have 8g card and always have a 256mb partition set. Never needed any more than that. I also use custom mtd along side with various sizes depending on rom.

using my thanks as likes
[Wildfire General] abk3304157:
i ever tray, with the thread ROM rempuzzle and luck,, you thread very helfull if any pic, :D
[Wildfire General] Akopop:
thank you very much, it's helpful guide :)
[Wildfire General] android_user_007:
Awesome...... Thank you very much. Instead of installing update-cm-7.1.0.1-buzz-signed.zip, I had used SplashMOD_v2.0-Final which installed really smoothly without any problem.
[Wildfire General] WHiiSPeR:
Excellent!!

Indeed this is a very good tutorial, very in depth and more importantly actually helps you get the job done :)
[Wildfire General] a_amir1986:
awesome tutorial buddy
[Wildfire General] stsaerox:
Problem with partition: Solved

Just mentioning for anyone that has problems.

I could select only a few options is S2E and I could not use extended partition. I could not add apps to this or mount from recovery.

Actually I formatted it from recovery and then it worked. Sorry if it is a step of the installation procedure that I did not see.

How does this partition works? My data space is completely free... If I need an app to run even if I removed the SD card how do I install this to the app data?
[Wildfire General] spark2008:
I have to try his one out .. thanks
[Wildfire General] gobz:
*

- For a 1gb card, select 512M

- For a 2gb card, select 1024M

- For a 4gb card, select 2048M

- For a 8gb card, select 4096M

*

This not correct dude. size of 256/512 is nore than sufficient for wildfire.

I personally had 512/8gb but I had to format it to reduce it to 256.

Also the swap increases USB mount time very significantly. On cm9 I had to disable swap in order to mount it. Swap is not recommended for low end devices like htc buzz and I had read that it DAMAGES the SD card.

Plus swap enabled and disabled did not make a difference for me!

Last point:s2e is terribly slow. I recommend using cronmod script. It will mount SD EXT automatically at boot and ensure faster execution.

Sorry for bugging!;)
[Wildfire General] massofsin:
Also on step 6, where it says

"- Take out the battery of your phone, and then the memory card."

I think that there is a option to power off, not just shocking device in my opinion :D but ok...

I use link2sd which can show "storage use" ... no problems at all.
[Wildfire General] laurentvdp:
cm9

is this methode also helpfull on a cm9?

and does this patition works as internal memory

when some apps are moved to SD card, I always need to login again and again every time i start them up. (f.e. facebook, twitter, but also my agenda widget wouldn't work when moved. Will this solve the issue?
[Wildfire General] laurentvdp:
so I tried it with cm9. but there is something not working with s2e... I can't check any of the options in the main screen nor is there is an option "advanced" in the settings.

what did i do wrong?

in the log list of s2e i find the following:

Initialization...

Ext partition found: /dev/block/mmcblk0p2

Use built-in tune2fs

Use built-in e2fsck

Setup read_ahead value

/dev/block/mmcblk0p2 not mounted... Exit!
[Wildfire General] laurentvdp:
So this is the step where all doesn't go according to plan.

so I succesfully partitioned my sd. installed cm and installed s2e from your link.

but s2e doesn't work as described. In the main screen , there are no boxes to mark. also no option to reboot in the application. nor is there an advanced section in the settings.

is this an other application nowadays? or did I do something wrong? in my previous post I put the log I find in s2e after starting?

could someone help?
[Wildfire General] drewniany92:
Odp: How to use a sd-ext on HTC Buzz (Wildfire)

s2e won't work with ics ); install darktremor script instead. then run it in terminal emulator and ur apps will be on sd ext.

Wysyłane z mojego Wildfire za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[Wildfire General] Gargoyles:
Or install: CronMod-INT2EXT.
[Wildfire General] drewniany92:
Odp: How to use a sd-ext on HTC Buzz (Wildfire)

yup, i found int2ext+ better (:

Wysyłane z mojego HTC Wildfire za pomocą Tapatalk 2
[Wildfire General] t.padelis:
Really nice job mate!!

One question for you ..: this guide is only for caynogen users ?
[Wildfire General] alamgirqazi:
Any rom as long as the cwm recovery supports partition.
[Wildfire General] t.padelis:
Thanks a lot mate!!!!
[Wildfire General] Der_müde_Joe:
Hello.

where can i find the int2ext script for cyanogenmod 7.2?

Thx

Joe
[Wildfire General] Stone. Cold:
Thanks mate keep up the good work :]

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[Wildfire General] Pashazadeh:
How much time?

Does it work with CyanogenMod 7.2 which is downloaded from www dot cyanogenmod dot org

How much time does it take? More than an hour? I installed Cyanogenmod 7.2 and it took more than an hour (just showed HTC white splash screen). And I took off the battery. Was it normal?
[Wildfire General] Fasullo:
It's here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1716124
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] eakrish:
My question: should I switch from VZW to AT&T? I have the unlimited data plan with VZW, I barely get close to 1.5gbs of use even with LTE. My wife has AT&T with the unlimited data plan as well. We could save about 40 dollars a month if I make the switch, plus I really want this phone. I had the razr maxx and the battery life is amazing but I gave that up and went back to a iPhone 4s. I love the camera, what can I say. Anyway, what are y'alls opinions on making the switch, I am located in Tampa so there is LTE here. Thanks in advance
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Gromet:
Honestly I LOVE my AT&T One X. BUT I don't know that I would leave Unlimited Data in an LTE area... I think the best thing you could do is wait for Verizon to release their version of the Galaxy S III and go for that on Verizon.

I'm not trolling the GSIII I just think leaving Unlimited Data if you are happy with your current coverage with Verizon would be a big hit. Plus with how fast LTE is and how much data you could consume... If you weren't on Unlimited and AT&T gave you good coverage in your area, I would say go for the One X, it's an amazing phone.

Just my Opinion.

..Gromet
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jason.hamilton:
I may be biased. I work for att, but not for mobility. Here is my experience though. I am in Dallas so LTE for both verizon and ATT.

ATT:

LTE speeds are amazing. 30 mbps down 18 mbps up. (no network congestion)

4G speeds are good. 8 mbps down 2 mbps up.

LTE coverage is limited but 4g speeds make up for it. If you live in a coverage area, then this phone is great.

Customer service has always been helpful to me. Never considered any of them retards but some are uneducated. To them it is a job, for us it is a passion so there will always be that difference there.

Verizon:

LTE speeds are decent. 15 mbps down 8 mbps up.

3G/ CDMA speeds are horrible!!! 1 mbps down 200kbps up

Wide LTE network but with very weak signal. (cant penetrate office building or apartment or carport.)

If you dont get LTE, your data acts like a slug stuck in maple syrup.

Customer service is atrocious.

Little side story:

Switched to verizon on jan 1st for the galaxy nexus. I had ATT port my number over to verizon and they set up my account with auto-billing. I loved the phone, and out doors the speeds were pretty good. ATT disconnected my account and I paid the ETF of like 200 bucks. Over the next 5 days i was plagued with issues. No data indoors. No voice indoors. Kept dropping LTE while i was in the dark red LTE coverage map. I ended up returning the phone on the 5th of January.

Called ATT and they ported my number back and closed out my Verizon account. I returned the phone and the box under their "No worry guarantee" that states no ETF or charges in the first 14 days if you arent happy with service. ATT took me back with open arms and acted like it never happened. Instant refund of ETF, kept my grandfathered unlimited data.

March 8th Verizon charged 472.58 for the ETF and one month of service... I have called every 5 days to get my money back... still havent received my check. Worst customer service ever.

This actually got me fired back up. Just filed a BBB complaint.

On a side note:

The one X is a great phone. I would take it hands down to an iPhone. I am not a fanboy of any phone. Ive had them all. Its for the sure, the best android phone i have owned. iPhone is still more user friendly but this phone has the power. The camera on this beast is purely amazing. My gf has the iphone 4s and she likes my camera more.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] dale_cooper:
Interesting - I face(d) a similar dilemma...

I'm in Columbus, OH so I've gotten used to verizon lte for over a year now. I've been more than pleased with verizon's service in general I'm not sure how at&t's service is here but we'll see..... I have a feeling their HSPA+ here sucks, I know their latency/ping times historically have been bad here. I'm confident LTE will be here by the end of the year though.

Basically at this point at&t has some phones I really wish vzw had - lumia, gnote, and of course the one x.

That said, I just took the plunge last night for the $130 gray one x on amazon :) it just seems awesome and my droid charge isn't cutting it (since my razr went through the washing machine :( )

I'm going to have to pay a $200 ETF on verizon, but that plus the price of the one x is the same or less than I'd be paying even if I bought a used galaxy nexus off craigslist. If at&t's service ends up sucking, I'll get out of the contract within 30 days, port my number back over to verizon where I'd technically be considered a new customer and I could get a brand new subsidized phone much cheaper than if I stayed and went craigslist route off contract.

oh by the way - I really miss simply swapping sim cards between GSM phones. Verizon makes a B to switch phones, even with the 4g LTE phones which use the SIM, you can't reuse your old sim ever, you always have to get a new one, its ridiculous.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Pick your carrier based coverage, not a single device. Every one of the "big 4" carriers are picking up a phone in the One series, so its a good bet that Verizon will follow suit and release a version of the One, or something very similar.

If your wife gets good reception in your area, and losing the unlimited data plan is not an issue (which it doesn't sound like it is), then by all means switch. Saving $40 a month is significant. But just anecdotal experience, AT&T coverage is awful in many places where Verizon gets full bars. You'll find spots where one carrier is better than another, and vice versa. But overall, its my experience that Verizon gets signal in more places than AT&T, particularly in less settled rural areas. I was on a trip in Alabama with friends last year. The Verizon folks in my group had full bars and fast 3G. I had no data, and could barely even make a voice call (with sound breaking up and dropped calls) on AT&T.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] barondebxl:
Actually HTC confirmed that Verizon won't be carrying any of the one series. But to the OP, I think you should stay with Verizon cause you have a sweet deal. Unlimited data with LTE and good coverage? Don't give that up that would be a mistake in my opinion. Like someone else said I think you should wait for the Verizon LTE version of the Samung Galaxy S III
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] dale_cooper:
Good points made by all - I'm personally tired of verizon skipping out on quality phones. They won't carry the one x because they want to feature the droid incredible lte - what a joke, I don't want a 4" phone. Verizon doesn't like WP7 and won't have the lumia for the foreseeable future. THey didn't carry the galaxy note, they didn't carry the SGII because of the galaxy nexus, etc... I'm tired of all the "droid" line of phones too, that terminology is old and annoying.

All that said the actual carrier IS very important - if at&t sucks, I'll switch back. I don't use LTE or mobile data enough for my unlimited data to matter to me.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] eakrish:
I feel the same way about the droid line.... Let me know how it goes with AT&T dude. I'll wait for know
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] modest_mandroid:
Think long term. If you give up your unlimited plan, chances are you will not be able to get it back. Regardless of if you use sub-2gb/mo now, you will definitely use more in years to come. Mobile data usage will only increase as carriers try to push cloud services, streaming services increasingly stream at higher bitrates, and so on. You don't want to get caught with your pants down tomorrow because you decided to save $40/mo today.

Likewise, consider what you would be trading it for - a phone that will become mediocre within a year, and completely replaceable by the time your contract expires. Will it really be worth it?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mbonus:
If you have unlimited, keep it.

I have been testing the theory that I can upload all of my media to the cloud and use google music or similar. So what I did was upload my media (appx 14gb), took out my external sd card (Captivate I-897) and started using the streaming service on 5/9/12.

Proir to the test I was at max hitting 1gb per month on my unlimited data plan.

In less than one week streaming my media..... 1.5gb! I will easily go over 5gb in a month and expect to be throttled.

I really like the One-X, but it is becoming clear that it won't work for me with only 10gb of usable storage.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] eakrish:
I don't keep anything on my phone. Maybe like 20 songs max. I use it for email, web and talking. I will have to see I guess.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] mbonus:
Yeah, maybe your current usage needs don't exceed the base and thus make unlimited seem unnecessary. But typical data usage has increased over time, not decreased, so if tiers stay the same there will be many people crossing the base data plan threshold into overage territory.

I just think unlimited is worthwhile to keep in this climate of increased cloud usage.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Some websites are calling the Incredible 4G LTE just a repackaged One S. Although agreed, its a budget phone, and not on the same level as the One X.

Really odd to see people complaining about the Android lineup on Verizon, and talking about jumping to AT&T. AT&T has always been a joke as far as Android support. They just happen to have one good phone right now.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] chasesavestheday:
Really, just one good Android phone? They've always had better phones than VZW. VZW carries like 1 HTC, 14 Motorola's, and if you're lucky 1 or 2 sub-par Samsung devices a year. Not to mention the CDMA Galaxy Nexus on VZW is a joke. Was the rumor of Google no longer supporting the Galaxy Nexus true? :confused:
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] y2jdmbfan:
Just an FYI, with the 4G LTE devices on Verizon, you can swap SIM cards no problem. I have switched between probably 5 or 6 different phones without issue.

Y2J
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Maryinsouthie:
I dumped att and decided to try Verizon and razr maxx, ended up returning maxx and going back to att for the hox. I agree about there not being great devices on Verizon( at this time at least). Even though I live in a Verizon lte area my data speeds seem similar on att....why I have no idea. Anyhow I use wifi a lot, so really unless it was really lagging I don't care.

I do want to add just like a previous poster on this thread Verizon tried to hit me with a bill for $466 for 8 days of service. They were trying to say I did not return phone. Well luckily I still had return receipt, but it took a lot of phone calls.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] eakrish:
I called up Verizon and they offered me a free upgrade to whatever LTE device I wanted plus 100 dollars off, what should I get?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Maryinsouthie:
Wait for the g3?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] eakrish:
I have until the 31st of May....
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] powerwagon:
Unfortunately they really don't have any lte devices worth a crap besides the GN.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] eakrish:
I might just get the gnex then wait a month and sell my 4s and the gnex for the sgs3.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] sassij:
I just read an article on Android Central stating that Verizon will be killing Unlimited data plans no more grandfathered in options.

Make the switch man, I tried every Android phone on the market plus the iPhone 4S and this device rocks, why do you think Apple is holding up imports of this phone into the US with their ridiculous patent suits :D