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[HTC One X] C56X:
Even after the end of a call, the purple color Viber phone icon doesn't go off the status bar. When i swipe down on the screen, it shows "Call in progress" with the call duration frozen.

This has happened to me on more than 2 occasions; I tried uninstalling, and re-installing, but no joy.

Any thoughts?
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
That's a known viber app issue, same thing always happens on my Sony Arc. I usually just ignore it.:D
[HTC One X] C56X:
Thanks, bro :)
[HTC One X] Viber Team:
Viber

Hi,

This is a member of the Viber R&D Team!

C56X- What device do you have?

Thanks in advance.
[HTC One X] C56X:
HTC One X :)
[HTC One X] Viber Team:
@C56X -

Thanks for the info.

Please note that Viber does not officially support your device yet, and that may be the reason for the problems you are experiencing. Here is the full list of officially supported devices: http://bit.ly/rqbZEw

However, we invite you to report this issue to our support team in the meanwhile, so they can take a look at it and hopefully solve it in the future :)

Here's the direct link: http://bit.ly/ukGVJ0
[HTC One X] Mapuku:
any ideas why do I have a small viber icon when I use the CALL APP? I dont think it was like that on my old phone. I'm using Mi A2 Lite
[Galaxy S II General] marcellocord:
Couldn't understand all. Those are multiple init.d scripts? Where to insert the voltage value? What about this kmemhelper? I can't find it anywhere. If it's too low, what the side effects? Are this really safe?
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
There is just one init.d scripts, the last one. The first one is a normal script that you can execute before and after to see the old and new undervolted values.

U can get more info about Kmemhelper in droidphile guide, the link is in the post!

Undervolts aren't safe by nature. Go slowly.
[Galaxy S II General] rlorange:
Excellent mate! It would be awesome if someone could interface kmemhelper stuff into an app.
[Galaxy S II General] rlorange:
OK so the output file shows data but which freq step do they correspond to they look out of order to me.

Edit: I made a Tasker slider control for mdnie colour control. Link in Siyah thread. I'm keen to make one for this too.
[Galaxy S II General] rlorange:
You init.d script as is froze on my phone but I upped some of the internals and it's running fine now! :)

Curious if upping internal voltages for the highest frequencies a bit might make ARM undervolting more stable. This certainly was the case for me with my sgs1
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
Strange. The output is in order with me. You can adapt it to print the frequence also so you can be sure of the values.

That would be great if you do something like a slider.
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
Lol, i did more undervolt now. Sometimes my cel freezes and I have to reboot, I just undervolted -100 to memory. If continues to freezes ill up a little, for now I'll keep like that.

And also is a interesting idea to give them more power so you can undervolt more or the other side. But would it work?
[Galaxy S II General] rlorange:
Very cool info here thanks! So I'm guessing there's three internal voltages per CPU step for each bus freq?

Did you try my colour Tasker XMLs?

Import all and then shortcut the siyahCOLOUR task. Assuming you use the app :)

http://db.tt/MPqNPPr2

Started working on a internal voltages one
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
Humm.... that I really don't know. Don't know how it works. I'm starting to study kernel's source code. I'll try to understand how this part works and I post the awnser here.

But first ill take a look in pegasusq algorithm to make sure that my settings are ok, or if I can improve something.
[Galaxy S II General] Shinfei:
Great mate, very useful !

Will give a try ;-)

The must would be that gokhan put this in Extweaks ^^

Just one detail, error ?

For the screen undervolting, you undervolt for 30 ok ?

For lcd13 3000000-3000000 become 2700000-2700000, but for lcd18 2500000-3300000 become 2700000-3300000. Shouldn't be 2200000 ?

Thx ;)
[Galaxy S II General] rlorange:
I believe it is the case. There are 5 groups of three internal voltages. Originally there were 5 five frequency steps and there are 3 bus frequencies so makes sense ;)
[Galaxy S II General] apphoarder:
Very interesting. What do you think saves most power? Screen undervolting?

Could someone please upload the scripts with Medium or Extreme settings for us lazy noobs? :)
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
No, not an error. That's the point we must be careful.

The stock l18 values are 3000000, 3300000.

Gokhan already undervolted first parameter to 2500000. So we don't need to undervolt that.

Just undervolted the second to 3000000.
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
I'm not sure. Certainly the most battery enemy is screen on. Just look how much volts we need to give it: 3.000.000 for ld13 and 3.300.000 for ld18. It's so much.

While to memory for example is 1.200.000.
[Galaxy S II General] rlorange:
Those second screen voltage values a are for the touch keys. These are already tunable by breathing parameters and extweaks. 2500000 is not visible. 3300000 max and 3000000 stock
[Galaxy S II General] Shinfei:
Ok thx, misunderstood, think you've write the default values ;-)
[Galaxy S II General] hikarugo:
Does these scripts work on other kernels that support init.d?

I'm using it on cf root and it seems the phone never becomes hot anymore since I use this.
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
With cf root?? really??

I don't think cf root supports init.d scripts, does it?

In anyway, to verify if the values were applied, exec the first script of the topic. It will create a file variables.txt in /mnt/sdcard with the values returned by kmemhelper.

If there's no values then its not possible to apply the values for that kernel.

If you like post the results so I can see.
[Galaxy S II General] hikarugo:
The following is copied directly from cf root thread:

However there is no variables.txt. Perhaps what I said earlier is just a placebo :)
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
That's great, so just run the first script once to see if the values were applied
[Galaxy S II General] hikarugo:
Update: file is created. But it is 0 byte

Update again: after re running the script, the txt file is not 0 byte anymore. But there is no values in it

Looks like it is not working on other kernels :)
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
Yes, seems that don't work in Cf root.

That's because the variables must be in /proc/kallsysms. Gokhan has exported that global variables, that's why we can update then. So the fact is that we can update any variables that of any kernel only if they are in /proc/kallsyms.

[EDIT] : But may be its another thing... see if the variables are in kallsysms just like I said. If It is we'll try other thing.
[Galaxy S II General] hikarugo:
What variables did the file supposed to have?
[Galaxy S II General] baza14:
Couldn't you post these scripts with your stable values?
[Galaxy S II General] eric-filth:
Congratz Roberto.

Good stuff who wants more battery life with Siyah Kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
I just attached the script in the first post with the settings i'm using now. My values aren't perfectly stable, i'm still testing them.

Use at your risk.

Don't forget to remove the ".txt".
[Galaxy S II General] rlorange:
My phone seems to need a bit more that yours but all is awesome
[Galaxy S II General] JimboJoe:
How is the impact on the battery life?
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
Hi JimboJoe,

Teorically it would have a good impact on battery's life, principally because of the screen undervolt.

But Unfortunately I'm not a scientific guy that calmly and methodically test one thing by another. I did a lot of updates and the internal undervolt was part of a bigger package.

I tweaked my Pegasus, scaled down the touch frequency to 200( instead of 500), and made the internal undervolt.

With that I just made my personal record with my phone in battery usage: got 5:54 of screen on. Not too high, but much better than before.

I really would appreciate some help in testing it, if someone can test it more methodically.
[Galaxy S II General] rlorange:
Any chance kmemhelper can allow 350mhz for the top GPU frequency?
[Galaxy S II General] rlorange:
How on earth did you figure out which variables were for internal voltages? There's thousands of them!
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
Lol!

There's the phenomenal's tutorial i put the link in the initial post. In the tutorial he explains what variables he undervolts.

I just saw in SiyahKernel source code to confirm if the name of the variables is the same of the tutorial.

Done!
[Galaxy S II General] baza14:
robertobsc: So if i understand it i should download those 3 files in OP. Then remove .txt and copy it to system/etc/init.d and set 755 permissions? Am i right?

Edit: or only the last one named var?
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
Just the Sphemtweaks.

The testphmem.sh is for you to run after the reboot. This will create a var file showing the undervolted values. Then you can compare to my var file.
[Galaxy S II General] baza14:
I can see differences in less overheating. For battery i need more time. Are these values posted in OP from Phenomenal Extreme? My phone freezed few times today but it could be caused by CPU or GPU UV. Anyway this is very nice mod.
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
Very good to know. Thx for sharing!

The values of phenomenal are in phenomenal thread (OP). Actually the difference for my script is the undervolt for bus / cpu internal voltages. Phenomenal's apply -100 while in my script we apply -50.

Screen and memory undervolts are the same.
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
Disabled the exynos4_busfreq_table undervolt. I was getting a little freezing in sometimes. It seems to be the reason of it.

Next action is to undervolt a little more only the minimum voltage for memory and screen.

I did not see a sensible impact in battery yet.
[Galaxy S II General] baza14:
Any progress? :)

Odesláno z mého GT-I9100 pomocí Tapatalk
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
No baza, not for now... I'm looking for more possible tweaks to do, or other variables to make an internal undervolting.

Seems that these screen variables are not exactly from our screen really. I will investigate more and talk to the phenomenal's developer. Let's see.

But anyway, this opens a lot of possibilities. If we just get the knowledge of how things are done inside the kernel and what we can modify, that would be huge. We could modify things by this script.

Although a lot of developers modify and customize for much better the Samsung's kernel, believe me, there are a lot of codes that are untouched.

I think there's much space still for customizations and optimizations.
[Galaxy S II General] ripalbaria:
hi this is my bar file I have undervolt bus fre. to -100 and internal voltage to -175

so plz any one can tell me this script is working for me or not because I have no sod so I have dusts ,its not working

Printing variables:

Bus voltages:

address=3234741200

Using decimal offset: 8

1000000

address=3234741200

Using decimal offset: 28

900000

address=3234741200

Using decimal offset: 48

850000

Cpu internal voltages:

address=3232564484

975000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 4

875000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 8

875000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 12

950000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 16

850000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 20

850000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 24

925000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 28

825000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 32

825000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 36

900000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 40

800000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 44

800000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 48

875000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 52

775000

address=3232564484

Using decimal offset: 56

775000

Screen voltages:

address=3234756700

Using decimal offset: 8

2700000

address=3234756700

Using decimal offset: 12

2700000

address=3234757280

Using decimal offset: 8

2700000

address=3234757280

Using decimal offset: 12

3000000

Memory voltages:

address=3234757976

Using decimal offset: 8

1100000

address=3234757976

Using decimal offset: 12

1100000

address=3234757976

Using decimal offset: 56

1100000
[Galaxy S II General] robertobsc:
Hi, seems ok. The values are undervolted.

No sod? Try to play some videos and tell if your system freezes.
[Galaxy S II General] ripalbaria:
hello sir plz can u tell me how can u calculate offset velue of symbole in script
[HTC Sensation] NikosDim:
Hi to everyone

I just flashed Elegancia 3.1.1 on my Sensation and, I don't know why, the Gallery app wasn't installed by default. So I installed the gallery from the Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moblynx.galleryics&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5tb2JseW54LmdhbGxlcnlpY3MiXQ.. and works great.

The only issue that I have is that I cannot have access to the Gallery app through my Camera app. When I am taking pictures with the Camera app of the rom I am pressing the small icon on the down-left side of the screen to open the gallery (probably you all have this icon too) but the gallery doesn't open.

Any ideal how can I connect these two apps?

Thanks in advance
[HTC Sensation] valefour:
Did you chose to uninstall it while installing the ROM when you get choices to uninstall apps?

I'm running the same ROM and it works fine.

I believe you can reinstall the ROM like you did the first time just make sure you don't click the gallery while installing so it doesn't uninstall it.

You won't have to wipe either since it's the same ROM so you don't lose apps and settings. Just wipe cache and dalvic then install ROM.
[HTC Sensation] NikosDim:
Thanks for the reply valefour

I thought that that list in the beginning was for the apps that you want to be installed on your phone not for the apps that you don't want to be installed.

I just did what you said and you are right. Now its fine. Thanks
[HTC Sensation] valefour:
No problem.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ph3n0ngr:
hello all....i need a firmware anyone had it please post it to me....it's the .62 firmware for the Xperia ST15 mini... i need the greek one...with Greek SI i mean....thanks !
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] nimbold:
it's all in Development. use searching thereads :)

i've found these two. don't know what is difference

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1439293

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1601749
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] ph3n0ngr:
found these too....but it's not the original firmware from greek update service....it depends on SI code.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] raz0r1991:
Just go wotan service.
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] dumraden:
The only difference between the "Greek" firmware and the rest, is the SI. Nothing more
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] abhinavk48:
There was a update for Google map available but when I downloaded it there was a installation error saying some signature doesn't match.. Can anyone tell me that the map in Resurrection Remix is the normal map or is model if it's normal then I will remove it and update else I'll keep using
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sun90:
its normal one ma8 u can remove it with Titanium bkp app and reinstall the same from market:)

ps- before uninstalling clear data/cache of maps then try updating the same and see if it wrks then no need to delete the same
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funkst3r:
Resurrection Remix ics v2.3 - Google Maps Issue

Hi,

I have been following the posts on the Resurrection Remix ics v2.3 main development thread and the suggested steps don't quite work for me.

1. Using Root Explorer.

-Copy Maps and StreetView from System/App to Data/App

-Reboot device

-Access Play Store and attempt update which will fail

-Perform uninstall and reboot

-Install both apps from Play Store

*This did not work. Error: Incompatible...*

2. Using Titanium Backup

-Uninstall Maps and StreetView from System/App

-Reboot device

-Access Play Store and install both apps

*Same error msg*

I tried to Wipe Delvik Cache and Fix Permissions when attempting a second round of the above but did not resolve the issue. In all attempts, I did the FAQ Guide on Installing the ROM.

It seems these steps works for others but unfortunately not me. Hopefully someone could advise me further and any other information needed.

Thank you!
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Sun90:
1) r u on stock 240dpi, and still the issue then delete data/cache of the map app from manage apps and check updating, still issue persists then simply reflash the rom without any wipes

2) if ur on dpi other than stock 240 then try cahnging the dpi first to stock 240 then update market if it goes fine then rewert back to ur earlier dpi
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] funkst3r:
Hi Sun90,

I did the steps you suggested and sadly it does not work but on a good note, a new version has been released and a fix is indicated.

I'll try that update and will check it out. Thank you for the assist.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Tyresmoke:
I've had a good search for this stuff and I'm having a hard time. Now my phone wont boot.

I have rooted the phone using the HTC One X all in one tool, but then couldnt get it to install Clockwork touch 5.8.2.4 which is included with that.

I found the CWM section in here that linked me to a one click install for Clockwork touch 5.8.3.1 which installed ok, and allowed me access.

I then attempted to install from zip the menubarmod to remove the 3 Dot menu.

After that, the phone makes it past the first htc screen, the telstra screen and then hangs on the second htc one screen after the animation...

So I'm freaking out a little...

Device is a stock HTC ONE XL on Telstra.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Bucky Barnes:
Try to do a factory reset in CWM. After that, try to boot the phone. If it doesn't boot, relock the phone and flash the RUU.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] rohan32:
Put your phone into fast boot mode by turning it off, holding down the volume down button, and turning it on while still in fast boot mode.

Download the RUU from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1691295

Then connect your phone to the PC and start the .exe you just downloaded. Follow the steps it tells you exactly.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] wollow86:
How do I re lock my phone?

Just tried that. It errors on the first time through, then if I put it back into fast boot it errors again. Second error is (155) unknown.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Bucky Barnes:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1675888

You need to re-lock to flash the RUU.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] wollow86:
Looks like thats working now. Thanks heaps!

Can you shed some light on where I went wrong? Essentially I'm trying to remove the 3 dot menu that appears on some apps that havent been updated properly for ICS and the one X.

I have a feeling it was to do with the unlock method I used being for the one x not the one xl on telstra?
[Android Apps and Games] Jedifish:
I cannot for the life of me find a working version on any torrent site? Anyone else had any luck? I want the tegra 3 version for my HTC one X.

@jedigooner2012
[Android Apps and Games] xdaid:
Are you talking about the THD Lite version? ...right?? so what's the problem, go to the play store and dowload it.

for convenience:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...SwxLDEsImNvbS5zZWdhLnNvbmljNGVwMmxpdGV0aGQiXQ..

If you were talking about the paid version i have another suggestion, do not make such kind of post anymore!
[Android Apps and Games] negrobembon:
That a free game I hope
[Android Apps and Games] Jedifish:
Ahhh I see. :-/

My bad. I won't ask things like this again. I do apologise.
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redgolf:
Hi

Just got my S3 last Friday..

Root the phone this morning using Odin3 v1.85 and CF-Root-SGS3-v6.2.tar

after that I tried to restore all my App's data using titanimum back in patch mode, it restore ok. then I reboot.

After that I keep get messages "Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped." after pressing 'OK', I get "Unfortunately, the process android.process.acore has stopped." after pressing 'OK', i get "Unfortunately, the proess contract has stopped." after pressing 'OK' again, i get "Unfortunately, calendar Storage has stopped."

This keeps recycling...

I flashed the "[Stock Official Firmwares] I9300XXALF2 (4.0.4) - United Kingdom (BTU) [12-06-12]", but still now the same ..

Now I can use the phone at all the messages just keep coming up...

HELP PLEASE ....
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] speedyjay:
Try flashing a custom firmware via CWM Recovery see if that works....this time don't restore your apps. Also DO a full wipe....(wipe data, factory reset) cache and dalvik cache too
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jaidev.s:
i think it's better for you to fully format your phone.

Performing a factory format using dialpad

1. Warning ~ no turning back after key in.

2. Bring up dialpad.

3. Key in *2767*3855#

4. Finally, SGS3 will be rebooted and factory format.

this will wipe everything from your phone, so back up everything(your photos,videos, titanium backup folder)
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] norpan111:
Just boot up cwm and do full wipe and reboot.. This is not by any means somewhere near a brick
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] redgolf:
Thanks everyone for the quick reply..

I have done a full factory reset via the cwm.

All is well now..

THANKS AGAIN...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] encik_racun:
Anyone experiance it? As i read on gsmarena comment, many experiance it...did anyone manage to solve the issue?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wintel_mac:
If you would specify what ROM you are using, it might be a bit more specific.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] encik_racun:
Nop...i already try 2 stock and a custom one...still same, sometimes after play games...sometimes it just shut off when its lock...as u mention above, not only me...read others post here http://m.gsmarena.com/samsung_i9001_galaxy_s_plus-reviews-3908.php

Maybe its i9001 faulty somewhere...
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] encik_racun:
Can anyone suggest a stable stock rom?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] wintel_mac:
I have been using XXKPU for a while, it was quite stable but is now very old. At the moment, using XXKQ7 for some time. Also quite ok. Maybe your hardware is faulty.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Genghiz93:
I never had this kind of problem . i'm using kqe custom rom and i have no problems.