yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] randomblame:
Wifi is a pita I know iconia has a bad device path in lib hardware legacy hexplore it you should see some device paths make sure they line up with your system. That's a protected lib if it is detected to be different it won't boot the trick is to make sure it is the same exact file size when you're changing things I hadn't thought of wPA supplicant differences I need to look into that
[HTC One X] ready256:
GSM modul

in jellybean_endeavoru_tgascoigne.zip GSM WORK

In jellybean_endeavoru_tgascoigne-4.zip Not Work GSM

can mix
[HTC One X] Freddy1X:
I don't understand what you said, but I really hope they do..
[HTC One X] shadehh:
So you are saying that despite this port having errors that it it is still buttery smooth? Iwould test it myself but as many have mentioned... First 3g net or wifi! ;-)
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
I've managed to compile a custom lib hardware_legacy that works well. I can set up a connection and ping an outside address manually through the phones shell, but I can't make it so that the Android os its self can set it up.

What wifi chipset does your device run? The HOX uses wl12xx, and libhardware_legacy asks for a /sys/module/wlan/fwpath socket which sets the path to the STA firmware, but it doesn't seem to be used for wl12xx so I'm not sure how to work around it. :/
[HTC One X] 3f1f37:
I have nothing to contribute to aid the advancement of the development but KUDO'S and HATS OFF to you bro, you commitment and persistence is greatly appreciated.
[HTC One X] dondavis007:
Did you see any more changes between 1 and 4 exept that gsm did work in the first zip?

Sent from a gadget...
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
GSM didn't really work, it only connected when you had the wifi switch on and even then it only connected 'roaming'. I have doubts it was truly connected anyways.
[HTC One X] randomblame:
We use bcm 4329 with sta you could make a dummy/ fake sta file perhaps so it doesn't error out there

How did you compile that lib - just hexed it?
[HTC One X] prokshit:
hey do have any gameloft apks in the nexus 7 dump... plz share if u have any game apk. because gameloft game titles has said it has optimized games on nexus 7 tegra 3.. were as on market the optimized apks are not available.. so. plz look into it.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
I tried pointing it to /data/fwpath, took the error away, wondering if that's causing issues though.

I just compiled it from the AOSP sources, threw it in and it works fine.
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
Gameloft games aren't free, you will need to buy them.
[HTC One X] WESBAR:
Pretty sure he has bigger fish to fry (ie. getting Wifi working) and this would also be pirating. Plus there are plenty of Tegra optimised games on the market and through Tegra Zone.
[HTC One X] JDR0iD:
True. Lets worry about getting basic functions working before getting hyped up about playing games.

Going good tom!!!

Sent from eXoDiZeD rom
[HTC One X] gapper100:
Nice touch to the OP, I like it! :) Any update on how Wi-Fi is coming along?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
I've compared the strace output of wpa_supplicant from apascual's galaxy nexus running Jellybean and the output of my build, and for some reason under my build the framework sends invalid commands ("wlan0" over and over) rather than valid wpa supplicant commands. I suspect that somewhere along the line the sockets are getting mixed up and the commands arent going to the right place. I'm trawling through the aosp code at the moment trying to figure out where it's going wrong >.<

The good news is, provided no other errors crop up, I've a feeling once this gets resolved it should work..
[HTC One X] Reaper82:
Looking forward to this on my one x. Thanks to all those working on this, it is much appreciated by the community.
[HTC One X] jutley:
When does jellybean source code land.
[HTC One X] SweDunda:
Nobody knows
[HTC One X] randomblame:
Lol gonna have pull aosp down I guess
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Small but important progress: I triggered a SIGABRT in libhardware_legacy when the os tries to send those annoying "wlan0" messages, and in the memory dump I can _see_ the real command that should have been sent, meaning it looks like the data structures have been modified with Jellybean. If I can find a way to access the command and send it off properly we should be in business :)

edit: Yep, In libhardware_legacy, theres a new parameter added to wifi_command for the interface to send to. Nearly there... :D
[HTC One X] h00py:
I have no idea what this means but it sounds like good news so, uh... awesome!

:highfive:
[HTC One X] robertmacnair:
Great work bud... Just out of interest, is the extra parameter giving us anything exciting, or just a standard parameter for the new framework? Cheers
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
No, it's just some changes to the internal stuff, but It should help us to get wifi working.
[HTC One X] hello00:
does crt screen off animation works on this build?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Yes it does (or at least did last I checked)
[HTC One X] Jaso333:
What's the status on the Radio, Audio, and Camera?
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
WiFi is more important now as chances of fixing that are higher,
[HTC One X] MashineGun:
s3

There is an other port going well on the Galaxy S2/3, they have fixed GSM/Data... Maybe they can help on this one...
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Totally different device dude.

M.
[HTC One X] patriotaus:
It may be a different device but the things stopping it from working might be the same thing on our device.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
I think what mattman83 is saying is that for the Samsunng S2/3 port, they've actually used the original Samsung Nexus OTA update to create their ROM. As such, it was already designed for that hardware (S2) and it was easier to port etc.

Similarly, for use using T3 chip, the Nexus 7 source is better suited for our hardware, which is why the devs are focused on that.

FYI. The same OTA file was used to produce the original package for this ROM before the devs realised that it would be better to use the Nexus 7 source.
[HTC One X] BrianMarkussen:
Source code in a few weeks?

http://www.theandroidinvasion.com/2012/06/news-jelly-bean-source-code-coming-a-weeks/

Dont know if this is usefull or fake :-)
[HTC One X] l.m.prowse:
In the Keynotes they said the middle of July :)

So that should be about right yeah :)
[HTC One X] randomblame:
I can't even get the nexus7 dump booting or adb access to it *beats head against wall

Strangely sdk port works

Gnex frameworks and apps with sdk libs work

Add gnex or nexus 7 libs and it doesn't boot

Add nexus 7 apps and frameworks it doesn't boot

Weird as hell
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Your device is tegra3 based too, right? I only replaced the absolute minimum from the N7 libs (egl, modules, few other things), All the libnv* stuff is the same.
[HTC One X] randomblame:
Naw its tegra2 it should at least boot to adb and tell me how much it hates me
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Have you modified the boot.img since it was last working? Try bundling in the stock init binary from your device
[HTC One X] randomblame:
Good idea I'll give that a go... though this boot.img works in the sdk port I didn't notice any differences between the init.rc files - gnex sdk and n7 all seem to have the same master init.rc I tried bundling different versions of adb and other bins but got no joy its probably something dumb
[HTC One X] robertmacnair:
Decided to flash the latest version last night.... So smooth. Looking forward to trying out google now when WiFi comes round.

Do you anticipate any major issues with getting cellular working?
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Given that the Nexus 7 doesnt have a radio, I presume it's going to take a lot of work to get it working; The dev's (who are much smarter then me!) would probably need to take the code from either CM or the Galaxy OTA and merge it in what they have so far - and then fix the bugs that result from doing that!

Although, it may be easier once the Source drops in mid-July (only a few weeks to go!) but we'll have to wait and see.
[HTC One X] robertmacnair:
Good point...I've given JB a shot and looking forward to the source being released.

Good work from everyone involved
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Just managed to get radio working. I replaced the framework and apps with the galaxy nexus ones, then under mobile networks selected my APN, and checked "Use 2G only". Not sure if the framework thing was relevant, can anyone test?
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
Good news:)

If only I'm home, I'll test.
[HTC One X] hello00:
i can test :)
[HTC One X] Bryski:
Upload a rom zip mate and I can flash and test for you now.

Bry.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
It's the same as the one that's already up, you just need to go Settings > More > Mobile networks > Use only 2G
[HTC One X] Bryski:
No worries mate, will flash now and get back to ya :)

Bry.
[HTC One X] j1mmyg88:
so your still working on wifi but 2g should be working, am i correct in this assumption?
[HTC One X] Bryski:
No APN settings listed for me and when I create one it wont save it :/

Reflashing and trying again.

Bry.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Dont worry about it too much, I'll upload a new zip when I get the chance
[HTC One X] Bryski:
Ok mate :)
[HTC One X] neuro159:
+1

and "Use 2G" doesn't actually stick in settings. Also - no airplane on/off & network scan never ends.

That's with just flashing jellybean_endeavoru_tgascoigne_4.zip / vodafone.de

I can try replacing stuff with one from GN build...
[HTC One X] Alex240188:
Just tried on a fresh wipe

I/ActivityManager( 388): Displayed com.android.settings/.ApnSettings: +1s463ms

D/dalvikvm( 1324): GC_CONCURRENT freed 141K, 2% free 11812K/12039K, paused 13ms+18ms, total 72ms

I/ActivityManager( 388): START {act=android.intent.action.INSERT dat=content://telephony/carriers cmp=com.android.settings/.ApnEditor u=0} from pid 1324

I/dalvikvm-heap( 388): Grow heap (frag case) to 16.781MB for 380496-byte allocation

D/dalvikvm( 388): GC_FOR_ALLOC freed 86K, 12% free 17030K/19143K, paused 47ms, total 47ms

E/TelephonyProvider( 549): Failed setting numeric 'null' to the current operator

D/dalvikvm( 1324): GC_CONCURRENT freed 312K, 4% free 12037K/12423K, paused 12ms+18ms, total 65ms

I/ActivityManager( 388): Displayed com.android.settings/.ApnEditor: +301ms

W/SocketClient( 169): write error (Broken pipe)

also looking under *#*#4696#*#* > phone settings the GSM disconnected and the radio is off, turn radio on does nothing
[HTC One X] charles.chip:
great progress ! just waiting eagerly for Call + 3g !! keep up the good work !
[HTC One X] skywalker1162:
Any update of this rom coming?
[HTC One X] CamoGeko:
Lol, what do you think?
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
If this was the ARHD thread, the newpapers / yellow pages would be coming out about now! :)
[HTC One X] CamoGeko:
Yeah, they should still be coming out. What is up with people not knowing how to use fastboot commands, its been the backbone of HTC custom flashing for years.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Lol. Without going too much off topic, I do know what you mean. What's worse is that there are now tools in the dev forum to help users do it via a GUI, but they still seem to ask the same thing!

Anyway, now I really have digressed!

Getting back to JB, from keeping an eye on this post, I'm guessing it'll see be another week till an initial Alpha release - tgascoigne seems to be doing an amazing job and hopefully will crack the Radio/Wifi issues soon.
[HTC One X] F4M0U569:
I think he stopped working on it since the sources are going to be released 1-2 weeks from today
[HTC One X] Bryski:
His last post yesterday evening.

Pretty sure hes still looking at it and working on it.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Really? Last update was yesterday and he mentioned he may have found a fix for the Radio .... I hope he hasn't changed his mind since then.

I would've presumed (if anything) that we would get an Alpha release prior to the source dropping and then a more stable Beta release a week or so after ... or at least that's the dream! :)
[HTC One X] CamoGeko:
Yeah, people are getting so lazy and stupid lol

/OT

I'm sure we will see another JB release soon. Gotta give the guy massive credit, since he pretty much has to build a driver from scratch.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
I haven't stopped working on it, but as I hope you can understand, the closer we get to the mid-july source release, the more I'm going to shift my focus a little. It seems pointless to me to put out an alpha release of this a few days before the official release when we could have a fully working build just days later.

That said, I am still trying to fix this up. My main focus is on Wifi and 3G. As soon as I have news, I'll post it here and on my Google+ page.
[HTC One X] ptr_hamilton:
Thanks you very much mate! Your work is mich appreciated and I totally agree and understand you gonna wait for sources. Good to here your not stopping development :rolleyes: maybe you can profit from the work you're spending now :D

Thanks again, and Pete
[HTC One X] kevz65:
Great news keep it up pal.
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
Are you going to make a rom from source when it becomes available?

also if the answer is yes, will you start a new thread or update this? (

if the answer is new thread, feel free to continue using the banner i made =)
[HTC One X] patriotaus:
Would all the work done on this port help with sorting out errors when source hits?
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Yes and no. It'll be easier as he now knows some of the jb quirks, but being able to build from source with an established device tree is going to fix a lot of the existing problems.

M.
[HTC One X] monkey hung:
So when the sources drop mid-July, does that mean the HTC One X will get the real JB or do we have to wait for HTC to release source codes?
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Source code means AOSP jelly bean. It'll need work but it will come together :) This is not going to be like HTC releases - it's pure Android.

HTC will eventually release their Sense version via OTA as well, but it's hard to say what features will make it and how long it'll take. We also won't get anything but kernel source for this release.

Just be thankful you didn't get an SGSIII, do you think you're gonna get Google Now when you have S-Voice already?! :p

M.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Not to mention Android beam will conflict with their S Beam, so one of them will be dropped - guess which one!
[HTC One X] CamoGeko:
If Samsung didin't try so hard to rebrand and rework everything that comes from Google then maybe I wouldn't have bought a One X instead of an S3.

Also I bet we would get the firmware updates from Sammy a lot quicker, plus they wouldn't be full of bugs.
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Their update history is not that great either TBH. They are pretty slow on alot of stuff. Admittedly the SII got it relatively quickly, but first couple of builds were shockers too.

M.
[HTC One X] CamoGeko:
Yes they are rubbish at updating firmware.

ICS was only released so quickly because they realized that the XDA devs could finish off their work much quicker.

Even so, they managed to introduce bugs into ICS releases for 3-5 months before it became bearable.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
But at least they release their source code qiucker than HTC (and that includes info about their Exynos chip etc.).
[HTC One X] Azurael:
They're all in the situation of using closed-source drivers, somebody needs to release a platform that only uses components with fully open-sourced drivers and we'd never run into issues that weren't easily solved.

Our bane with AOSP has been HTC's awkward RILs and the WiFi, but for most ports on devices that don't officially have ICS (yet) it's all about the graphics. At least Qualcomm release relatively universal binary blobs for the graphics drivers which tend to work with a range of kernels, whereas getting any form of decent 2D graphics acceleration has been the issue with porting to other devices. Tegra 2-based phones like the Atrix and LG G/O2X are still using a hacked-together driver, because until they get kernel updates or firmware from Moto/LG they can't run the current binaries from nVidia.

Hence, the Desire Z I have floating around runs ICS (and Sense 4) with a more responsive UI than my Atrix (or the One X, for that matter, but I'll forgive it for having to deal with high-DPI artwork, more animations and a 1280x720 display.) Obviously, the device shows its limitations (it's only a 1.5GHz Single-core Snapdragon + 512MB of RAM) when it comes to the heavyweight tasks, but it goes to prove user experience has almost nothing to do with hardware so long as the GPU is able to keep things smooth :D I sold my old Desire, but I suspect that would have fared a lot worse (Adreno 205 is roughly twice as fast as the Adreno 200 in the original Snapdragons...)

Actually, I'm hoping JB helps with the 'touch lag' the One X has. I can't help but feel it's a bit laggy after using a device that isn't 4-5 frames behind your actual touch input. I don't think it will though, because I notice this varies from kernel to kernel with the HOX too. Faux's seems to show it to a higher degree than Franco's or Kholk's, but it gives me better performance and battery life overall.
[HTC One X] santroph:
The Desire had "the same" hardware as my old HD2, it isn't that bad at all, for a device with more than 2,5 years, it does runs ICS very well now that it got HW Acc working.
[HTC One X] hello00:
lets not clutter the thread
[HTC One X] LordGMLP:
Has the WIFI connection been fixed yet? That's all I need atm. Thanks :)
[HTC One X] the_maker:
What do you think?
[HTC One X] hutzdani:
Nope we need new libs from HTC currently wifi is terrible but easily useable! I get 1 bar and I'm less than 5m from my router
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
Yeah, that's nothing to do with libs or rom you are using, it's a known hardware fault, call HTC and get it replaced, even if you have unlocked bootloader
[HTC One X] theerayut:
Hi dev. team

After flash Jellybean for the One X in frist post. It ok can boot to Jellybean and then read method to fix radio. I will download Nexus 7 system dump (system.zip ) and then flash it fail. What i do some thing wrong. Please somebody explain me.:crying:

Thank you very mush and sorry my english poor.:laugh:
[HTC One X] abhijit1289:
Bro you can't just flash a system dump. You must flash a rom the dev makes from the dump. There's a reason it's called "dev- only". If you want a taste of jelly beans you'll have to stick with the rom only ;)

Thank me if I helped.... You know I'll do it again :) Oh, and by the way, Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
The black screen on rotation bug has been fixed on CM9, you might wanna update the OP ;)

Sent from just another HTC One X, sporting a Quad-Core Tegra 3 processor, and an 8MP 1080P camera, flanked by a 720P 4.7" display. Nothing Extraordinary ;)

Oh, and hit the thanks button :D
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Neither of the JB ports (either via the OTA or the N7 dump) had the screen rotation bug to begin with.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Yeah, it was an issue with tegra devices which required a special procedure to get a screenshot of the screen to be used for the rotation animation. It was fixed in the Cyanogenmod repos with a patch to the framework, but I guess since Google now have a Tegra device on the market they patched it there, too.
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
Source code is released :-)

https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/android-building/XBYeD-bhk1o
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Yep, will be putting a build up as soon as I get my hands on it :)
[HTC One X] Huey85:
the taste of jellybean is just so near.. *smacks lips* mm mm mmmmm
[HTC One X] jutley:
Hope to see a bootable usable rom soon keep up the great work
[HTC One X] hello00:
cant wait
[HTC One X] Huey85:
any plans on bringing your black&cyan goodness to JB, hello00? :)
[HTC One X] hello00:
hell yeah..i dont like the stock look..i like it all black
[HTC One X] Huey85:
sweeeeeet. I don't like black jellybeans but a blacked out JB will be something I'll be eating up.
[HTC One X] more2come:
USB-cable tested and in place, available memory checked, flash-ROM pre-heated! Flash-maniac waiting for the go! :D
[HTC One X] hutzdani:
Wow JB source out already, thats fast and with the great work already done here getting the core system up hopefully the source will enable the Wifi and Radio.

seems like this could get very stable very quick if all goes well, bad timing for CM9 fans as its just gone Beta1.

Looking forward to see what happens with the source code, hopefully it will be a smoother ride than CM9
[HTC One X] qvert:
it's not that bad

as cm10 will use a lot of stuff from cm9
[HTC One X] aqualadb03:
So I can't wait to see what the source code will bring us! Good luck guys.
[HTC One X] Bryski:
Check here - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1763240 ;)
[HTC One X] theDroidfanatic:
I meant he removed the part where it said 'iromically the bug........not sure whether to laugh or cry.'

:)

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] timlambo:
I think both would do. Laughing so hard you begin to cry.
[HTC One X] 71nh0:
Hello!

Its Old?
[HTC One X] DeeZZ_NuuZZ:
yes you see on first post it's old there are other JB roms ....
[HTC One X] torxx:
Android 4.2 is up!!! :)

Edit: Better should have posted in the aosp thread lol
[HTC One X] iEthos:
Hello guys any news about getting jelly on htc one x ?

thnx
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
This thread is old, and as the first post says has been deprecated. See here for AOSP on the One X: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1763240
[HTC One X] prokshit:
The screenshots look so much more HI-Def... and the icons quality is fantastic.. plz tell us about the ui and the lag(if any).. i m not so experienced to flash this. but ll be happy to hear the about the jb experience from an experienced Dev like You.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
The UI looks beautiful. The lock screen has had a few small touches added to it, the fonts look like they've been revamped a bit, looks real nice. It does feel more responsive, although this probably isn't the best build to judge that with. There's also some nice new transitions in places. Looking forward to the official release :)
[HTC One X] prokshit:
awesome. thank u so much for ur feedback. happy with it for now ^^
[HTC One X] leventccc:
Downloading now I will feedback soon

Edit: Its just a sdk port but colors are beautiful and its very very smooth and its great for just for a sdk port. There is no 0.5 sec black screen issue. I can't wait the cm 10/9.1'
[HTC One X] 3f1f37:
Guess now i found a reason to go back to AOSP lol

None the less as always the developer community always ahead of the OEM.

Patiently going to wait for this to drop
[HTC One X] stezo2k:
This is amazing work, this is the first time i've seen jellybean
[HTC One X] vere850211:
Preview

[YOUTUBE]whavUiVkYq8[/YOUTUBE]
[HTC One X] vegetaleb:
Great news!

I thought we wouldn't see 4.1 on HOX before Christmas :eek:

Anyway step by step the rom will be more and more functional :cowboy:
[HTC One X] more2come:
Aaawwwww, that Jelly Bean looks sooooo happy! :-D

I guess it knows that it's going to be more like viagra to us flash maniacs.
[HTC One X] prokshit:
guys plz help.. i need to know. after flashing boot.img.. should i go to recovery n flash or reboot and the go to recovery? what exactly should i do after flashing boot.img by fastboot? i really want to try JB! :(
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Doesn't matter the order, you just need to flash the boot.img with fastboot, then flash the zip in the recovery.
[HTC One X] prokshit:
okay.. ^_^

---------- Post added at 09:28 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:25 AM ----------

means.. i should extract the boot.img from the zip and then leave the zip on storage.. then flash the boot.img via fastboot AND then enter recovery and flash the zip right?
[HTC One X] lukacs.attila:
Yes.
[HTC One X] gorle:
Really unstable port, but I won't annoy you :D nice work to make JB working on our device!

Thing that are not working:

-no external memory (doesn't recognise it)

-no USB

-no Camera

-no WiFi

-no Data (so no G account)

-no Haptic Feedback

UI is great and signal works fine. I didn't try to phone but messages work great!