yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] akarol:
Fraud? Exaggerating a bit don't you think? Do you think Sprint hasn't corrected this issue so they can test their customers ethics? It's been around for years now buddy. Many people have done so. I just learned that Best Buy can do it too.

Fraud is more accurately associated wih other things that is found in these forums; such as free Wifi tethering, PRL hacking, etc. Acivating your phone on an Airave line that is left open by Sprint is not fraud, it's a loophole.

Anyways, what happens after the phone is activated on that line? Can I just transfer the device to my number? I don't want to be stuck with the $19.99 additional line fee though.

Sent from my Samsung Epic 4G Touch.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] smark72:
Your best bet is to just walk into the radio shack and try it. See if they are willing to spend the time to try and get you that upgrade. I did it with mine but I honestly can't remember all the details. I know there are no charges. Make sure you write down all the numbers from your Airave and bring them with you. I think I remember them needing the numbers that are similar to the esn on a phone. Good luck!
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] mdeathike:
Its just a pain in the asst to get approval from the sprint rep with radioshack mine is awesome and let's me do it but I'm also not in Florida. So i cant help..
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Wizard Knight:
follow your own advice. those 2 links were to THREADS that you started regarding this same exact thing. why are you so hard-up for a new phone??? just go buy one

and considering one was already locked... reported this one as it's the exact same thing
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] kali323:
Tell them that you will buy their accessories (screen protector and a case) and they will try their best helping you.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] FrameCityJackal:
Some know more than the reps and any of the companies they sell for...just sayin not an employee or nothing but honestly if you want that airave to be upgraded you have to cup Dan Hesse' balls with you mouth......seriously though its not gonna happen unless you ask him directly....
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] locoboi187:
In before lock
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] corys00:
Whose name is the account in, yours?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] Esoteric68:
IBTL (and before bed)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] daniel4653:
Lol got burned on having one thread already locked lol :P
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] jayharper08:
Here's a little refresher.......

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1684524

I closed that thread for a reason. Maybe you aren't doing anything technically illegal, but you are trying to get over on Sprint and that screws everyone who pays for their service in the long run. I don't want to see another thread on this again. Last chance.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] jonkillops:
Just wondering if anyone has stumbled on a way to remove the item limit for a folder with sense ui. Currently I think it's 16 and I have way more games than that and would prefer not to use Folder Organizer.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] _MetalHead_:
Bump! This would be awesome!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxbs:
Hi,

First of all, im a bit of a noob.

Second, i have rooted my phone, a SG2 GT-i9100 XWLPD.

And no matter what i do, it just wont succeed to install roms, every ones i tried, get stuck on boot screen. i have remembered to wipe.

Then i go to CWM, and install again, cause i read somewhere you maybe should do it twice. nothing.

Then i reverted to stock, that works.

Tried again, nothing.

I have tried

Thebyani_v4.3_ICS

Spike.pure.ics-v7.4

Villainrom 2.4.2

All to XWLPD.

What to do ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fxa5209:
Not sure what happens when you try those roms, but you can try the ICS Reseruction ROM which is the best ROM out there for SG2. Here is the link to the ROM page:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1436854

You can install it using the following steps:

-Reboot into recovery (CWM)

-Wipe Data / Factory Reset

-Install the Main ROM

-In recovery go to Advanced

-Wipe Dalvik Cache

-Fix Permissions

-Wipe Cache Partition

-Reboot

-If at the first boot you can't do the configuration of the google account, skip this step and continue

-When you boot into the system, it's probably that you don't have data enabled (3g, H+) just reboot

-When you boot again into the system the data will be enable and you can do the configuration of Google Account (if you don't do this before)

-This is the moment for install all the extras like themes, fix's, kernels, etc.

Enjoy!!!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxbs:
Thanks, ill try that..

I really wants a battery saver rom, if you know any better ones.

Edit: Didn't work, starts up, goes to samsung logo, with the triangle, goes to ICS siyahkernel, then it reboots to recovery mode (CWMR Touch v5.5.0.4)

Any advise?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karpfenhai:
Get used to work with Odin, that's all!

Just read, there are so many descriptions out there!

Second, if your phone was delivered with ics (lpd) do not attempt to flash a GB ROM (vr 2.4.2] since it will not work with an ics bootloader!

Some ROM's are not running as standalone, they are mostly offset roms based on cm9 examples are slim ics or Clean blank ROM, don't know whether the roms you named are like this.

So, all you need is Odin (or mobile Odin) and a ROM in .tar.md5 format.

I recommend litening rom 3.2 which is fully deodexed and close to stock.

Good luck!

Tapatalked from my Samsung GT9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MamaDraq:
Or you can try NEAT. It's stock and has gr8 battery.

I don't think it's the roms... u might do something wrong... follow the steps:

1. Reboot into recovery

2. Factory reset

3. Wipe cache, dalvik, battery stats

4. Install the rom

5. Reboot system

I always do that and never had a problem.

Good luck!

Sent from my awesome SGS2
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxbs:
IT WORKED! you are my hero now, thanks alot mate !
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] fxa5209:
A good video about ICS Resurrection features

http://galaxys2root.com/galaxy-s2-roms/resurrection-ics-rom-v2-0-for-galaxy-s2-i9100-best-ics-rom/
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karpfenhai:
You're welcome :cool:

If you really want to save battery, go for phenomenal kernel extreme and use ki3 /ki4 modem, check my sig for bloatware which can be frozen.

Ps: if phenomenal extreme will end up in bootloop, use medium version, best approach, dl them both before flashing extreme :)

Tapatalked from my Samsung GT9100
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxbs:
Can you give me a link, cause theres too many to choose :)

right now im in this thread, but dont know what to choose..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1601520
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karpfenhai:
Just DL 5.5 Medium zip and extreme.zip, go to cwm and flash extreme, if boot stucks, wipe cache and dalvik, if its still not working, go to cwm again and flash medium.

if you DL them to the phone directly, rename it after dl cuz on the phone the name will be phenomenal5.zip in all cases!

If you use odin, dl the .tar files :)

Not too hard or? ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxbs:
Okay, ill do that, i will use odin.

Thanks again :)

Edit: It worked with Odin, now im on that kernel, thanks mate, im looking forward to see the battery improvement :)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karpfenhai:
Great, which one ? extreme ? If yes, lucky you!

For further Battery Improvements, use BBS and post a dump in the desired thread.

Please do not use any benchmarks, they will not give you the best results on this kernel, as long as the phone is smooth, everything is fine! ;)
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxbs:
Yes, extreme one :)

What do you mean with "use BBS and post a dump in the desired thread." ?
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Karpfenhai:
Means if you are not happy with your battery life and you want to work out your drainers, use this app and post a dump there --> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809

regards!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xxbs:
OK, Thanks alot for your time :)
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jenizaro:
Are there any superwipe scripts that we can use for SGN? I searched the forums but I couldn't find...
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andreww88:
What do you mean? To do what?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] exdeay-dev:
Hey guys, I was just wondering if anyone has tried to hook up an optical drive to the Touchpad, and if so does the Touchpad recognize it?
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ace9988:
I think we'd need a USB host port for that like we need for when someone wants to connect a ps3 controller to the touchpad.....are those kind of kernels even available yet? I didn't think so
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chicle_11:
I haven't done it, but I've read that you can, as long as you can supply it with power.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MikeCriggs:
USB host can be achieved via OTG adapter and Y-cable for power.
[TouchPad Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mafu6:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc7tlPwFQpg&feature=plcp

See the above link for detials
[HTC One S] Waninkoko:
LowKernel

A fast and stable kernel for the HTC One S​

IMPORTANT NOTE:

FEATURES:

INSTALL INSTRUCTIONS:

DOWNLOADS:

CHANGELOG:

THANKS TO:

I hope you enjoy this kernel!
[HTC One S] snwman:
Why no ondemandx govener?
[HTC One S] NYC1992:
WiFi seem to be broken but everything else is ok.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Support CM9?
[HTC One S] Waninkoko:
This kernel is only for stock rom.

I'll continue improving it. I'll add OnDemandX and check that wifi problem (afaik, wifi module is only provided in blob format, so I probably forgot to include it).
[HTC One S] encho:
Is Sweep2Wake possible to implement?
[HTC One S] doktortaru:
Is this undervolted at stock Freqs at all?
[HTC One S] NYC1992:
I also realize the phone is getting hot really quick.
[HTC One S] barabba85:
Compatible with leedroid??
[HTC One S] andryyyy:
No WiFi, thats bad.
[HTC One S] fenrisf:
Wanin??? The WII master now in HTC One S???

Wonderfull
[HTC One S] dawnbringer:
Can you provide stock kernel just in case? i will test it if i have that option
[HTC One S] Waninkoko:
WiFi is now fixed.
[HTC One S] barabba85:
compatible leedroid o only stock sense?
[HTC One S] notxel21:
Is this kernel undervolted? Thanks. :)
[HTC One S] Dynam0:
:rolleyes:
[HTC One S] aeroxdefocu:
Hi Waninkoko i try to flash your kernel on stock rom with CWM,SU and busybox installed but not work. max freq is 1.5ghz and is not present smartass governor but all modules is present in system/lib/modules. I try to flash boot.img with fastboot but give me bootloop. Why?? My one s is european version no brand!
[HTC One S] Waninkoko:
It should work with both. I'm currently using it with leedroid.
[HTC One S] Waninkoko:
My One S has no brand too, and european. You were using lastest RUU?
[HTC One S] aeroxdefocu:
Sure i'm use 1.78RUU
[HTC One S] xkonni:
it should work with all roms around here, as they all use the stock kernel. even the cm alpha8.1.

we will release a new build soon (which is not compatible to this kernel anymore!) but still working on some parts.
[HTC One S] aoprea:
i try'et on cm9 8.1 and it's not working
[HTC One S] MiToNiOeS:
Waninkoko with a HTC One S???? I'm happy!!! Great future for this scene
[HTC One S] plakers:
Yep, no more success for me (but no errors while flashing it in recovery) : no custom governors and frequencies at all. Seems the O/C kernels for now are only "Stock-Like" compatible (may be due to some initrd/boot.img differences between "aosp-roms" and "stock-roms" ?)
[HTC One S] everywell:
No issues here. Leedroid v 2.1.0

Well done mate! Thank you! :)
[HTC One S] fxzy:
The zip package not work for me. The boot.img hasn't flashed into my phone, still using old kernel.

Using TrickDroid ROM 4.3 with 1.78 base!
[HTC One S] plakers:
The update script only performs a "dd if=/tmp/boot.img of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p21" via a typical busybox call, quite simple - don't know what could be the problem... Are there any differences between the ROMs themselves (mmcblk*p* devices??), or related to the devices (EUR/US differences & so on?).

:(

EDIT : Mine is under CM9 nighlty ("Euro" model)
[HTC One S] nickmv:
This didn't work on my US T-Mobile model, running AOKP b38. It gets to the HTC boot logo and development disclaimer, but doesn't go any further.
[HTC One S] dawnbringer:
Roll back

can this be rolled back? ie can some provide unaltered kernel or script to set it back to stock?
[HTC One S] andryyyy:
Hey, it is working for me now, but I had trouble with the zip file, too. Tried 3 different recoverys (EU model).

So I just flashed the boot.img via fastboot and deleted these lines in the updater-script:

package_extract_file("boot.img", "/tmp/boot.img");

run_program("/sbin/busybox", "dd", "if=/tmp/boot.img", "of=/dev/block/mmcblk0p21");

delete("/tmp/boot.img");

:) Thanks

// By the way, I run blkid and there is not even a device called /dev/block/mmcblk0p21 ;D Seems like they differ.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
Just flash the ROM you were running. It'll overwrite the kernel.

For example, on AOKP, I simply flashed the b38 (latest build) and flashed gapps alongside it. Voila, back to normal. No settings lost, everything is the same as it was before.
[HTC One S] plakers:
hehe failed for me... (but I'm on CM9)

flash_image boot /mnt/sdcard/download/lowkern/boot.img

> reboot and bootloop...

> restored my backup ;)
[HTC One S] dawnbringer:
thanks!

noob question - how do i confirm that the update was succesfull besides the done, enjoy it text lol

edit: think i got my answer in the sceenshots (prior and after installing kernel)

quite a big increase
[HTC One S] Hopie:
leedroid 2.1, after flashing old kernel

Sent from my HTC One S LeeDroid One Supreme
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Nandroid is your friend!
[HTC One S] evo9mrjr:
Can we get the 60 fps cap removed
[HTC One S] jmacdonald19:
Same problem here. Running TrickDroid 3.0 (TMO US Version).
[HTC One S] jriv:
Same here

sent from a guy living in a van down by the river
[HTC One S] solracarevir:
I'm giving it right now.

I was holding back until someone released an undervolted kernel but I can't wait anymore jajaja
[HTC One S] solracarevir:
Soo far soo good. Quadrant scores are not amazing, but I'm more interested in the battery saving potencial of custom kernels. gonna run it for a while with powersave governor to see what I get...

Quadrant score @ 1.8Ghz with performance governor

Runing on Leedroid 2.1
[HTC One S] xkonni:
If you use cm or aokp you of course have to repack the zImage to use the cm ramdisk...

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] andryyyy:
Hey,

I made an adb/fastboot based "flash-script" using Batch.

This is a workaround for those devices, which have some problems with flash-scripts via zip-files.

Extract the zip anywhere, reboot your phone to fastboot and wait until it says "Fastboot USB". Then just start "flash.bat" and follow the instructions. It will ask you once to reboot to recovery using the menu and then pushes the modules via adb and reboots the phone.

I tried it myself two times, works for me.

Bye
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Flashed this kernel directly through CWM and it works great so far. Just calling to say thanks. What is the recommended scheduler to use, or which one is best with balancing battery/performance?
[HTC One S] drewtang:
Pull the boot.img file from the rom .zip you are using, and flash via fastboot methinks?
[HTC One S] Hopie:
no wlan :/
[HTC One S] McGiver93:
flashed using fastboot method.. and it ****ed up my system. :mad: now i cant restore it by CWM backup because when i finish the restore it stay on the HTC logo! Any Idea how can i restore my backup???!?!?!?!?!?
[HTC One S] Hopie:
flashed by fastboot, too... but no error. only missing wifi
[HTC One S] McGiver93:
How can i get my phone back to normal?
[HTC One S] Hopie:
boot in fastboot and flash boot.img from your rom
[HTC One S] McGiver93:
yes did it meanwhile :) my phone now work
[HTC One S] fxzy:
Me too... Not working as well. Stuck in White HTC Screen showing red words "This build is for development purpose only...bla bla bla"

Both tried CWM method and alternate fastboot method, with CWM method, it boots but nothing works, stayed in the old kernel. With fastboot method, stuck in HTC white screen:confused:
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Guys, just get the latest version of CWM and flash directly. It's the best and easiest.
[HTC One S] strker45:
New version wouldn't boot for me either on trickdroid 3.0 TMobile, and broke wifi even after installing a stable kernel
[HTC One S] fxzy:
Already using CWM 5.8.3.1! Still no luck. Using 1.78 based TrickDroid 4.3 ROM.
[HTC One S] McGiver93:
Man im using lastest CWM 5.8.3.1 available for HTC one s. But when I flash nothing Happens.. I think some hboot block something.. my is 1.13.0000
[HTC One S] setzer715:
Broke my wifi, on leedroid. Flashed back to LeeDroid Kernel, wifi working again.

Thanks for working on this. Looking forward to future releases!

CORRECTION: I fastboot flashed the boot.img without flashing the .zip in CWM without knowing the appropriate modules were in the .zip. All is well now. Thanks for the developement!

Also thanks to plakers below for pointing out what I did wrong (in his own trial and error).
[HTC One S] DroidXAce:
Compatible for stock-based ROMs consequently for TrickDroid EU ROM ?
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Test it out. TrickDroid is a stock ROM; therefore, it should work.
[HTC One S] JDenson77:
I'm on stock I can flash and it works but it breaks WiFi. WiFi didn't even initialize. Tried several roms no good tho. I don't think its hboot but I had it OCd and running good then decided I would push new radio and other stuff. Now since radio is on new version can't OC and have WiFi. I've tried a few roms and I can flash kernal fine but always breaks wifi
[HTC One S] plakers:
Hehe!... Back on LeeDroid 2.1.0 (was on CM9) :

- Flashed under the recovery (TWRP) did not work

(had wifi problems after this operation) => modules seems to be copied, but not the kernel itself

- So I rebooted in fastboot and flashed the boot.img directly

(flashboot flash boot boot.img - the one included in the zip) => with modules from previous operation

Everything works like a charm! ;)

EDIT : waiting to see smartAssV2 effects... :D

(conservative stays stuck at lowest freq)
[HTC One S] perfectslim:
Does it work on european HOS (no LTE)?

I´m on stock 1.78.

Flashing trough CWM on latest version, but boot stop on HTC Quietly Brilliant logo
[HTC One S] fxzy:
So here comes the question:" Why some people can successfully flash it through recovery or by fastboot and the kernel working likes charm. But some other people can only see a boot stuck at white HTC screen and nothing?" Which part of the procedures has gone wrong? Why we need to suffer a bootloop? Why?
[HTC One S] Hopie:
for all with broken wifi.

i flashed with fastboot. at first my wifi broken.

reflashed with fastboot, but after reboot in recovery, i mount sdcard, system, and data, then continued the process.

wifi is online :)
[HTC One S] fxzy:
Which HBoot are you using?
[HTC One S] Hopie:
1.13.0000
[HTC One S] fxzy:
That's strange. I also using HBoot 1.13.0000. But why do a TrickDroid 4.3 user like me, can not install this kernel sucessfully? But a LeeDroid user can? What's wrong with this kernel?

Edit: I can install the kernel from dzo "overclock kernel compiled from source 3.0.8" sucessfully.
[HTC One S] Giblet-dono:
So to flash a kernel:

Flash the whole zip file in recovery - this is so the modules (for wifi) get installed!

Then reboot in bootloader mode - to flash the real kernel (boot.img)

To find the boot.img just unpack the zip you downloaded!

In bootloader mode select fastboot!

Use the following code to install the kernel:

fastboot flash boot boot.img

After this, if you don't want to bootloop use the following command:

fastboot erase cache

and then

fastboot reboot

That should be all!

This is the only foolproof method for the One X so why not for the One S?

Use the thanks button if this helped ;)

p.s. it sometimes works without the cache erase, but it depends on you rom, and which base it uses!
[HTC One S] fxzy:
The method you provided is still not work for me! I an still getting a bootloop stucking at white HTC quietly brilliant page. In that page, adb works. Logcat shows that a socket connection error. Why some phone can flash this kernel successfully but not me?
[HTC One S] Giblet-dono:
I must say, I just tried it, and indeed it did not work for me either!

Investigating it further because I cannot boot at all anymore
[HTC One S] th3_g00b:
ok, so i attempted a few methods but i guess im just tired and cant think atm. it did break my wifi. who do i fix this?
[HTC One S] Waninkoko:
For phones with broken WiFi, extract the ZIP package and push every file inside the "modules" folder to "/system/lib/modules" and then reboot.

This method requires to mount /system with write permissions. You can achieve that with the following command:

# mount -o rw,remount /system
[HTC One S] th3_g00b:
nvm, i re-read what u said. after pushing all the files and flashing the zip...i still got nothing. not sure whats going on but oh well. i wasnt able to find a stock kernel for the htc one s. anyone by chance have a link for it? i just really wanna get my wifi working again...
[HTC One S] perfectslim:
Excelent kernel for me with Energy Blue ROM
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Stock kernel for what version? T-Mobile, EU?
[HTC One S] jesseserna:
What method of flashing did you use? The only kernals I can get to work are dzo's.

Sent from F.E.M.A. region 9
[HTC One S] Adi_Pat:
ville_defconfig is the defconfig for HTC One S?

Correct?

[Sorry for Posting here]

I will soon compile kernels for this device.

Hence I just wanted to confirm :D

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[HTC One S] Waninkoko:
Yes.
[HTC One S] eminembdg:
Just tried flashing this on torxx Rom for tmous. I got stuck at htv logo, so this doesn't work at least on that Rom.
[HTC One S] jaysins:
Is this kernel undervolted? It's crashing and not running well even at default frequencies for me.
[HTC One S] doktortaru:
Wont boot on Zydroid 3.2 sticks at white HTC screen with red text.
[HTC One S] jesseserna:
Take a look at post #42. It works like a charm for me. I'm on Energy Rom. Good luck. :)

Sent from F.E.M.A. Region 9
[HTC One S] jesseserna:
Thanks Waninkoko. :thumbup:

Sent from F.E.M.A. Region 9
[HTC One S] roakes:
Hmmmm I think install failed on mine too. Using the Modaco ROM which is based on stock, installed via ROM Manager/CWM Recovery and the on screen messages suggest it did install OK but when I rebooted I have no extra governor options in SetCPU and it doesn't say LowKernel as the Kernel (although not sure if it's supposed to?)

So while I have had no ill effect I don't think it installed properly/at all?
[HTC One S] jesseserna:
Try via fastboot with zip from post 42. It worked for me. And no it should show up as 3.0.33-g2430638waninkoko@ubuntu.....

Sent from F.E.M.A. Region 9
[HTC One S] roakes:
No such luck, it kept bootlooping back to the HTC screen with the red writing.

Had a fun time recovering from that one, certainly one of those situations I came out the other side of with more knowledge than I started! We make mistakes...we learn...we move on! :)
[HTC One S] biggrz:
I've tried everything in this thread, in several different orders, and still no luck :)

One S / Trickdroid 4 [tmob us]
[HTC One S] jcdusse1981:
When i do a quadrant test, the score is the same than at stock. Should i use an application like pimp my cpu to activate the overclocking ?

EDIT: to install correctly the kernel, i had to put manually the modules files in /system/lib/modules with Root Explorer. But, don't forget to change permissions (755).
[HTC One S] perfectslim:
Energy Blue + Lowkernel @1836 Mhz performance:
[HTC One S] TheEndHK:
I just flashed it on LeeDroid 2.1 and yes, the wifi didn't work. Then I read your post and tried to mount sd sys data then the wifi comes back.