yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Shift General] op_111:
So, we probably can't install windows 8 on our shift to work perfect

in my shift (2gb ram and 128gb ssd hd) w8 preview works good but with no wifi

http://www.gottabemobile.com/2012/06/07/microsoft-reportedly-cut-off-htc-from-windows-8/
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Like the Title says, stock rooted Nandroid of the latest software version for those of you that don't want to deal with reverting to install.

NOTE: This does NOT have the latest radio or hboot. You will need to flash those separately.

Dropbox Suspended this link due to to many downloads.

New Link
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Thanks for the share! Does this have any of your personal data on it, like Google account / passwords? If so, I am downloading this now to steal your stuff! Lol jk, I would not do that!! Just making sure all is good, one person posted a nandroid with his personal info haha! Thanks again. I will not need to use it as I'm very satisfied with my LeeDroid setup ATM (radio pulled from new update and new OC LowKernel).
[HTC One S] Bxrxyxaxn:
thanx works perfectly
[HTC One S] RiffyDivine:
Do you have links for the Hboot and radio also please?
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Pull them out of this upload.

If you read through I believe someone made an update.zip for the radio. As for the hboot you'll just have to fastboot flash it and hope for the best. I did not do it that way, I flashed the update in the traditional way.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
No, I wiped data before backing this up. It's clean.
[HTC One S] fabiane79:
Thanks
[HTC One S] rawtek:
Do we need to flash the HBOOT or can we get away with the radio only...

thx

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How did you flash this ..?? I tried through CWM as a zip and also as a nandroid ... and no dice... does it need the HBOOT??
[HTC One S] Bxrxyxaxn:
its a clockwork nandroid so restore in recovery, then flash radio from the June update in tmobile 1.8x thread...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1697542&page=2

idk why u would want the hboot
[HTC One S] rawtek:
Thanks Just unzipped and draged to cwm folder...restoring now
[HTC One S] mugetsu666:
ODo we have to have the hboot and the radio?

Edit: this works great along with the radio. New hboot Not need! Thanks for the up op made things easier on me
[HTC One S] setzer715:
hboot should NOT be needed unless it is somehow tied into fixes (wouldn't know how). It is a new one and I cannot see why TMO would update it unless it was important so really it's up to you to flash or not.

Radio should be updated as I believe this is what fixes data issues. I had NO issues with data out and about today.
[HTC One S] mugetsu666:
Well I've never had data issues but I guess I'll update it to. Thanks
[HTC One S] doktortaru:
Gonna mirror this on my personal ftp. Link incoming.
[HTC One S] chuuw33:
just to clarify i unzip the backup place it in the cwm folder, reboot, restore, then flash the radio correct?
[HTC One S] nashwing:
That's exactly what I did, don't seem to have any issues... I did -not- flash hboot, just nandroid and radio.

:)
[HTC One S] chuuw33:
for some reason my CWM wont read the backup files. i didnt have a clockwork folder so i downloaded gapps and then just stuck it in the main clockwork folder that was created where'd you put yours?

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Nevermind backing up my current rom created a new folder i just copied it there and it showed up im restoring now. Thanks for you're help!
[HTC One S] Radsolutionz:
for anyone who has tmobile, does this update actually fix the service connectivity issue, the instability? i just keep missing calls... n its pissing me off... i was actually thinking about selling this n waiting for the sgs3 n settling for that.... let me know if anyone with tmobile has the issues fixed... thanks!
[HTC One S] GuestX0019:
This info is already posted in this thread only two pages long, why are you reposting this stuff---:rolleyes:

And your one link goes back to OP page of this thread-------
[HTC One S] fabiane79:
I am on T-Mobile an no issues
[HTC One S] doktortaru:
New Mirror Here -> Mirror.

Hosted on my personal web storage space, so no bandwidth limits etc.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
+1 Zero issues here but others have been having severe issues so...
[HTC One S] rando191:
If I'm coming from CM9, do I need to flash the boot.img or will the nandroid have it?

...

Flashed it just in case :P working great!
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Glad it's working. Just FYI, a Nandroid restore restores everything (including the boot.img) except for radio.img and hboot.img.
[HTC One S] :
Im hoping someone will deodex this soon. I got 1% Battery & AOSP MMS working i just need the ics bar and im in set with this. Battery life and Data Connection are amazing.
[HTC One S] synergymike:
Thank you for sharing. This made for a painless update :)
[HTC One S] fabiane79:
can't wait to get a kernel release from HTC DEV site and be able to eventually S-OFF
[HTC One S] doktortaru:
The kernel sources have been released... But having kennel sources doesn't make s-off any closer to being obtained. They are two entirely different things.
[HTC One S] Lacuna666:
Will this update overwrite my Leedroidrom back to stock , or will it simply update it to 1.84.. ?

Thanx
[HTC One S] RiffyDivine:
Never mind me, I believe I found my mistake.
[HTC One S] RiffyDivine:
How did you grab the screen shot like that ?
[HTC One S] Jason Syn:
Screenshots are taken by holding power and pushing the home button.

Anyone have a working 3 dot menu mod for this yet? I'm loving the nandroid backup you made, thanks a lot for that! I just forgot how annoying these three dots are.

Sent from the future using the Tardis
[HTC One S] RiffyDivine:
Seems my upload speed is still junk, I was hoping the update and radio would give me something stable enough to use skype with. :mad:
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Yes it will "overwrite" whatever you currently have installed. All traces of LeeDroid will be gone.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
It also depends on how busy the site your on is. The radio cannot increase speeds of the site your using is heavily loaded.
[HTC One S] RiffyDivine:
I wondered about that, but I don't think there is a tool to test this. I just wish I could get a stable 1.5 mbs up, then I could just do what I want. It's bugging me just cause my old HD2 could skype like a champ no problem, but I get the faster 4g and can't do anything. I also don't think there is a way to throw it down into 3g mode is there?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Anyone else noticing no Gmail push or Gtalk connectivity after flashing this nandroid? Titanium Backup alerts me that my Android ID has changed, so perhaps that's the problem, but I can't figure out how to change the ID back without the paid version of TB.

EDIT: Reverted my nandroid to 1.53 and all works fine, so looks like this nandroid does have some "personal information" after all...
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Did you try wiping after flashing? I wiped the phone before backing up so it should have an ID attached to it but a wipe may just fix the problem.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
No way to force HSPA off without going into the service settings (which I don't know the code for) and anyone that I know of that messed with that fubar'd their phone. Besides, R99 (3G Only, No HSPA) is max 384Kbps down, slower up. You DEFINITELY will NOT be able to skype with that.
[HTC One S] pkshr:
*#*#4636#*#*
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I don't understand what kind of wipe would retain the OS but kill the Android ID assigned at first boot...
[HTC One S] setzer715:
I'm not sure what Android ID are you talking about? I was under the impression you meant my google login, not some other ID. I personally have never heard of an Android ID that is imprinted in the /system partition on first boot.

I wiped data/cache in recovery and then backed up before booting again. I've never seen anyone have this issue your talking about.

I, plus many others, have used Reviewers backup without issues.

Is there anyone else having this problem with the Nandroid backup I posted?
[HTC One S] setzer715:
That page will only let you force WCDMA or GSM or Mixed modes. Not force you handset to shut off HSPA and use 3G (R99) data rates only.

What I'm talking about may not exist for HTC, I know it does on Samsung. Either way, it's a dangerous deal as most people who mess around in there end up messing up their phones.
[HTC One S] RiffyDivine:
I wouldn't think so but the HTC Leo/HD2 wasn't a 4g phone and was able to skype without any problems.

oh wait no HSPA right. Don't worry Setzer your warning was heard and I am just going to deal with it.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
http://android-developers.blogspot.com/2011/03/identifying-app-installations.html

public static final String ANDROID_ID

Since: API Level 3

A 64-bit number (as a hex string) that is randomly generated on the device's first boot and should remain constant for the lifetime of the device. (The value may change if a factory reset is performed on the device.)

All I know is I restored your nandroid, then restored my apps via TB and many of the google apps did not work right, as if my google login was not "sticking". The changed Android ID seems like a good culprit, but I guess I'll try again and manually install the apps.
[HTC One S] Jason Syn:
There is no such thing as 3G once you get a 4G phone, Tmobile's network isn't built that way. You either get 2G or 4G, the phone bypasses the 3G network altogether.

Sent from the future using the Tardis
[HTC One S] setzer715:
This is actually incorrect also. T-Mobile has confused the **** out of everyone with their "4G" branding. So let me brake it down.

T-Mobile's 4G is just HSPA+. They removed the 3G and H icons and replaced them both with 4G. Again, part of their marketing campaign. With that said your phone has 6 different modes. They are:

1 - GSM - Basic 2G voice access.

2 - GPRS - Low speed intro 2G data.

3 - EDGE - Higher speed (highest for 2G) 2G data rates. (GSM and EDGE work in conjuction, one for voice and one for data).

4 - UMTS or 3G. This is voice over 3G systems plus R99 data rates. Speeds max at 384KBPS.

5 - HSPA - Begining level of high speed data. I believe capped at 4.3Mbps or 7.2Mbps.

6 - HSPA+ and ++ (speeds of 14.4Mbps/21Mbps at one + and 42Mbps at ++).

With all of that said ALL phones are UMTS/HSPA mixed. This is why on an EU ROM you will see 3G when your data is idle and H when it is doing data. It is switching to HSPA mode for high data rates. THIS IS NORMAL PEOPLE!!!

Now what T-Mobile has done has eliminated the 3G icon and the H icon and replaced them both with a 4G icon. So, your phone, when idle (no data), would normally display the 3G icon it no longer does. It only displays the 4G icon. Then when data starts instead of switching to the H, like in EU ROMS, it does nothing because the H is also replaced by the 4G icon.

So with all of that said, a 4G phone is just a 3G phone with HSPA speeds which is the SAME as the HD2. The HD2 is a 3G phone with HSPA so it is using the SAME EXACT network as the One S. The ONLY difference is the one s is loaded with the ++ so it is capable of higher speeds.

Hope this helps.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
We must both use the same apps and the others don't use what I use? Wish I could help more, I thought a wipe before booting would be good enough. Maybe you can just load 1 app at a time, let it sit for a bit and see which ones are the culprit. Then just download via market instead.
[HTC One S] x1tyme:
Where were you when I flash my first EU rom? LOL. I thought there was a bug if we use EU rom on Tmobile U.S device because it keep switching back 3g/H all the time...

thanks for pasting the knowledge
[HTC One S] jamiefff:
i try to install the update in recovery but all i get is " MD5 mismatch" what do i need to do to fix this.. please help
[HTC One S] nashwing:
Ditto, I've used this nandroid, (full wipe after install and before boot) and have zero problems.

I'm still curious as to jbhale's blog post on flashing a firmware 'fix' after using the nandroid though... (also that it states only to flash his 'fix' via TWRP)

http://www.jbhale.com/2012/06/09/dev-how-to-apply-ota-htc-tested-on-one-s/

I'm just not sure what the 'extras' are that are flashed...

It flashes the following:

adsp.img

boot.img

radio.img (I flashed the radio myself from another source)

wcnss.img

Anyone have any idea what these do, and if they are actually required to enjoy the 'full upgrade'?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
It's not a flashable zip, it's a nandroid of his system after the update. Put it in your clockwork backup folder and select "restore" from CWR.
[HTC One S] jamiefff:
ya i unzip the file and put it in my backup and i still get the same message

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if i try to restore in clock manager it give message " this does not seem to be a valid backup. the MD5 file is missing " please help
[HTC One S] Zolor23:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=714114

this worked for me when I had the same thing on my G2. Dunno if it'll work here.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Yeah, I'm not sure what the other images do. Android is getting more and more complex as they go. Man I can remember the G1 days. You had Recovery.img, boot.img, system.img, data.img, radio.img and hboot.img. THAT WAS IT!!!!

Sorry, wish I was more help. I have all those installed (if they don't wipe with a system wipe) because I actually did the T-Mobile update before making a nand backup.
[HTC One S] setzer715:
You probably have a bad download. Try the linked method or redownload.
[HTC One S] fabiane79:
have you try fastbooting boot.img I know the Nandroid has boot.img but it has work for me in the past also are you using CWM TWRP
[HTC One S] jamiefff:
lol i mess up i saw the it was in two fold and that's why it did not install....now i install it:):)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
From the updater script, it seems they are

Radio Image

Audio DSP?

Boot Image

Wifi Image

Seems to be the most important part of the updates are not in the nandroid. Since the link says you need TWRP to flash, I also assume this can be done using CWR via fastboot boot recovery.img but I'm too chicken to try again right now.
[HTC One S] adrien1977:
Can the people that installed this Nandroid try this.

Make sure

wifi calling is enable.

wifi only is the prefered method (meaning that mobile data is off even though the button is on)

Bluetooth is enable

Now go to main screen, and go back to settings.

Is the Airplane mode grayed out saying turning off but you cannot do anything with ?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Did you install all the firmware images also? They may be interrelated.

On another note, has anyone successfully flashed the firmware.zip from the jbhale blog post referenced above? I have the new radio, but have not tried the new boot, adsp and wifi images.
[HTC One S] adrien1977:
I installed the nandroid, the radio, and the firmware.zip from jbhale.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
To answer my own question, I fastboot boot recovery, flashed the firmware.zip containing all 4 firmware images, restored the nandroid and it's working great!
[HTC One S] mixmaven:
You sir, are a lifesaver. I tried every radio, and just about every rom combination, and for some reason I could not get over 50kbps down, even in 4G areas when I was getting 1M up. This fixed it. I thank you.

Flashed any rom afterwards, and it stayed.

-mix
[HTC One S] kjacksonmusic:
will this work with a TWRP? Or is there a link to a stock backup made from TWRP that i am missing?
[HTC One S] tiebmbr:
Has anyone else noticed that they can no longer configure their mobile hotspot settings after applying this?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I don't use it, but the settings seems to work for me.

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It's a nandroid from CWR...I assume it is incompatible with TWRP.
[HTC One S] jeversion1:
restore not working

So ive been trying this with no luck. Let me tell you my steps. Basically I do this

I reunlocked my boot loader

i install a customer revover twp or whatever it is (which is the same one i used to flash all my other rome)

make a backup of my current setup.

then i do a wipe of the cache and delvik

then a factory reset

then I installed the radio

after that I try to restore from the tmo file here but its not recognized in the backup menu so....

i go to install and try to flash it and I get an error that says failed. It also says about that that there was an a problem flashing becasue the partitions dont match?

Does anyone have the resolution for that issue?
[HTC One S] :
try reflashing twrp--surprised you don't know what it is--thru fastboot

and you should always wipe system as part of a full wipe

also try fix permissions under Advanced in twrp recovery
[HTC One S] Taco991:
This is useful to have downloaded :)

Sent from my MIUI powered one s

If I helped you in any way please hit thanks!
[HTC One S] :
did you miss a link Taco991?
[HTC One S] jeversion1:
trying this

trying this because i just saw it.

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im restarting now and just heard the tmo skyrocketting android sound for the first time since i got it. hopes this goes well. I will hit the thank you button now just incase. I even got a voicemail before I finished setting up. I do have the phone on att and unlocked and I actually seem to have bars and currently way less fluctuation on my singal strength. Bump.
[HTC One S] phositadc:
I've got a TMOUS One S coming in tomorrow that I plan to use with the $30/mo plan. I assume it will come with the 1.53 firmware and that I will need to update to 1.84. I would prefer NOT to do the OTA so that it does not update my hboot to 1.13. I would prefer to keep the older hboot so that I can flash radios by themselves.

Is flashing this nandroid backup the best way to get to 1.84 and still be able to use the Euro 2.21 radio? I guess to do it any other way would require doing the SuperCID mod, right?

Has anybody done what I am discussing? That is, flash this nandroid + 2.21 radio? If so, thoughts? A few pages back on this thread I read about a messed up "Android ID." Anybody having issues with that?

Another question. Is anybody aware of a way to get the 2.21 Euro rom (not just the radio) on the TMOUS device without first doing the SuperCID mod? I'd love to be able to try a stock + rooted version of 2.21. Yes, I know it would kill the ability to do wifi calling, but I don't plan to use that anyways.

Final question. Like I said above, I would prefer not to update the hboot. Is there any reason that I _SHOULD_ update the hboot? Or am I fine running the older version?

Many thanks!
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I ran 1.84 nandroid with the 2.21 radio for a while. Had lots of sync problems, but can't guarantee that's the radio. Full wipe and Trickdroid 7.1 which is built off the 2.21 version and everything is great.
[HTC One S] invasion2:
The radio just controls signal and data connection. No sync stuff, that's all Android (1.84)

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] phositadc:
Ok cool. Did you get the 2.21 radio by flashing just the radio zip in TWRP recovery, or did you do the full 2.21 RUU installation to get the radio?

Assuming my phone comes with an hboot less than 1.13, I plan to either flash this 1.84 nandroid or the 2.21 TWRP recovery file posted in another thread, and then to TWRP flash the latest radio. That way I'll hopefully have fully functioning 2.21 + 1.06 radio, but still have 1.09 hboot.

If my phone comes with hboot 1.13, then I guess I will have to SuperCID it and install the 2.21 RUU, then modify the build.prop for T-Mobile HSPA+ 42mbps.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Just the radio image.
[HTC One S] BL4zD:
just because it's a larger version number doesn't mean the euro radio is better for US customers
[HTC One S] phositadc:
But pretty much everybody is reporting that it is better. Don't think I've seen a single report that reception got worse with the update.
[HTC One S] BL4zD:
el_smurfo reported issues just a few posts above the one you wrote here.

also, whether people are complaining about issues doesn't mean they're getting *better* results. And even if people feel they are getting better results let's not ignore placebo affects on a group of flashoholics (of which I'm guilty myself :) ) I haven't seen a thread on the topic one way or the other.
[HTC One S] mike102871:
Im getting, not a valid backup md5 file is missing?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Turn off Md5 check and give it a try
[HTC One S] mike102871:
Must have got a bad download first time. Re downloaded and worked great.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] myqwerty:
[Q] I can't find "quick unlock" option on Galaxy S III when I enter correct pin

I just bough S III to replace my Galaxy S1

I sync Exchange email and It requires to lock my device with PIN Code.

I used CM9 ROM in my S1 that have the addition option for quick unlock (Unlock automatically when the correct PIN/Password is entered) in security (Lockscreen) setting.

I can't find this "quick unlock" option on Galaxy S III.

Right now, I have to click "OK" button when entered PIN code but for CM9 i just entered only PIN number without OK button.

Any Idea how to find this option on my S III.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] johku12:
It's not in official rom I think because et would be easier to try different pin codes since it doesn't count any false trys.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] psp888:
You answered your own question. You were using CM9 on ur S1.
[LG Optimus 2x] Pittbull7102:
Hi Guys I'm new here, Pls Forgive for my english :eek: try to understand me :(

and I'm new on this wonderfull world of Android i love it :o BUT

i bought an Lg 2X handphone and this is my hamletic question is it good or not??? We'll see in future.

Ok Let's talk about subject

Yesterday i was on some forums and i discouvered that nvidia

Ice Cream Sandwich for NVIDIA Tegra DevKits

what do u think about? Is it right for our phone to solve video encoding decoding bugs

or we've to wait when LG discouver their Colombus'sEggs

Thank in advance
[LG Optimus 2x] hisham027:
Please provide the source
[LG Optimus 2x] Pittbull7102:
Ics for Lg opyimus 2x

Sorry as i said i'm beginner, i hope this is what you were ask me

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1591143

and i hope that we can find a solution.

thank in advance
[LG Optimus 2x] hisham027:
As stated in the thread its no use to us :(
[LG Optimus 2x] spica1234:
They're releasing binary for specific target in our case we need either precompiled binary which we can have with official LG ICS update or the sourcodes to build which we can have if nvidia makes it available through.
[LG Optimus 2x] Pittbull7102:
Thank You for answer

Thank You very much HisHam027 and Spica1234

In particolar thank to Spica your detailed explanation this is very important for my new knowledge....because I'm beginner and it's very important have who help me to grew up. So Thank again
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rovex:
Seemingly to counter the LCD owners moaning about AMOLEDs vibrant colours Samsung has added an extra mode to the S3 screen settings.. 'Natural'. We now have 4 modes.

Dynamic

Standard

Natural

Movie

There is also a temperature option within the videoplayer itself to further tweak the look.

Which do you prefer?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] on2a:
Natural all the way. Once you use it for a while Dynamic and standard look a little too gimmicky..
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jonathanyong:
Actually prefer standard! Natural and movie look too washed out and dynamic looks too saturated.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] katamari201:
Can anyone share a video or pictures of the different modes?
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ooidort:
I hate the sharpening artefacts brought by the dynamic and normal modes. Just look at the signal bar. I personally use the movie mode.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bortak:
The screen set on standard looks the best for me, natural or movie look way too washed out, quite horrible, in fact.