yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] ZeDestructor:
Patience. It takes a while to go through a logcat.

Looks like some app is locking a file on the sdcard meaning the mass-storage mode can't be accessed. This is why I prefer the GNex PTP/MTP implementation even though its somewhat broken on linux... well, my install at any rate...
[HTC One X] kevz65:
Anyone found WiFi signal weaker in ota 28?
[HTC One X] ZeDestructor:
Nope.
[HTC One X] deep0ew:
How long does it take to make a logcat?

I use a app but for almost 30 minutes the screen stays blank..
[HTC One X] ZeDestructor:
Install the android sdk on your comuter, then do

adb logcat > logcat.txt

That should get you a logcat on your computer in whichever folder you are.
[HTC One X] wtfshouldidonow:
Anyone here using beta 5 of faux kernel? :) And does anyone also have a repacked version of it? Apologies though, for my Internet connection here is pretty damn slow and this I cannot search from other pages or threads :o
[HTC One X] OliverHaslam:
But is a full wipe required?
[HTC One X] Xial649:
oh alright sorry (blushing) xD i appreciate the work thats being done in regards to my issue, thanks every1 :D
[HTC One X] nis-gens:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/za8a468kzemh49w/faux005b1_jb28.img
[HTC One X] Xial649:
how exactly do i flash those kernels? Do i need to wipe data or anything before hand? and are u sure they're compatible with this rom?

Also do these kernels work better than stock one for this rom?

sorry for all the questions im just curious :)
[HTC One X] mrazster:
In this case, just do:

1. Enter this command: fastboot erase cache
2. Flash the boot.img on fastboot with: fastboot flash boot boot.img (replace "boot.img" by the image/file name)

The link above your post has been repacked so that it works with this rom.

You have to check in every kernel thread if it has a kernel that has been made/repacked for your specific rom.

Often you get improvments with a custom kernel, but not always. Just try it out and see for your self. if you are happy with your current rom and it al works as you expected, don´t bother with custom kernels. Don´t try to "fix" things that are not broken ! :o
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Provisional changelog for Build 29

It's been a few days since the last build, mostly for unrelated reasons, but the next build is going to bring quite a few changes. I'm working toward an alpha release at some point in the not too distant future. Here's what you can expect at some point today:

Changelog for 29 (boot.img updated)

Update kernel + modules to 1.29.401.7

Update prebuilt binaries to 1.29.401.11

Enhanced in call noise suppression (Mike Grissom, Cyanogenmod)

Finished pollyd, in call volume now working correctly (pab)

Kernel crash when placing a call with headset is now resolved

Replace Superuser with SuperSU

I'm hoping to get wifi hotspot fixed in there too, but depending on how well that goes today it may not make it (but rest assured it's coming!)

You can check out the issues that have been marked for Alpha 1 release, and see how it's progressing over here: https://github.com/tg-endeavoru-jellybean/android_device_htc_endeavoru/issues?milestone=1&state=open
[HTC One X] JDAapps:
Hi tgascoigne, I don't see anything about Bluetooth/A2DP/etc. listed there... was my logcat of any use?

If not, please let me know if there is anything else that might be helpful in resolving the issues ;).

Thank you for all of your hard work, we all greatly appreciate it!
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Apologies, I guess I lost it in the topic somehow :) I've found the logcat, and added it to the Alpha 1 milestone. Thanks!
[HTC One X] Xial649:
hey man, love your rom!! great job thus far, but ive posted an issue with battery life, namely that my phone loses around 10 percent every minute or so, and so i posted a logcat on pg 171 and i was wondering what i should do to solve my issue? Im currently off ur rom using CM10 preview 10, but id really like to go back, but i really need a solution

Any thoughts?
[HTC One X] deep0ew:
Thnx for you help! Here is my logcat. I zipped it because it was to large.
[HTC One X] mehras1991:
Cool JOB man, first successful JB ROM I've tried.

is this ROM super cool or super overclocked?? I couldn't find a single speed issue, it's even faster than my i3 laptop :D
[HTC One X] dondavis007:
I tune in, love your work and philosophy.

Please keep up the great work!
[HTC One X] coreless88:
Hey there,

Just wanted to report, IMHO this is fastest Jelly Bean rom out there. I tried CM10 variants, both Tbalden's and Trip's CM10 are visibly slower than this rom but there is a huge down side, battery drains like if I'm constantly playing Dead Trigger. Even when the screen is off, my battery goes empty from a full charge in 6 hours or so.

I hope battery performance will be improved in future builds.

Keep up the great work!
[HTC One X] Bryski:
29 uploading and I am stuck at work so can't flash it :(

Withdraw symptoms lol

Bry.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Changelog for #29 (boot.img updated)

Update kernel + modules to 1.29.401.7

Update prebuilt binaries to 1.29.401.11

Enhanced in call noise suppression (Mike Grissom, Cyanogenmod)

Finished pollyd, in call volume now working correctly (pab)

Kernel crash when placing a call with headset is now resolved

Replace Superuser with SuperSU

Get it here
[HTC One X] Bryski:
Great work again Tom, I will flash this in the morning once I get in from work :)

:thumbup:

Bry.

EDIT

There will be some beer money coming your way once I have the family holiday done and dusted mate ;)
[HTC One X] JasonTama:
Build 29: no more Camera app on drawer. However i can launch camera from a shortcut on launcher from built 28. Everything else seems to be fine
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Could you try clearing the cache of Gallery and rebooting?

Manage Apps > Gallery > Clear data

Thanks, much appreciated :)
[HTC One X] nikc0069:
Some seriously awesome work going on here. I have two concerns at this point before flashing over to this rom:

1) Looks like battery life is still a bit of an issue - if I need this to last about 15 hours in one go should I stick it out a little longer for the alpha build?

2) Is face detection on the gallery/camera working in here, or has it been disabled?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Battery life seems to vary, but unless you're encountering a bug you should be able to make it last as long as any other rom. The only way to truly know is to try it I guess, but if you can't afford to give it a go for a day then you'd be best waiting for an alpha release.

Hardware face detection is disabled, as with all AOSP roms, though software face detection is working fine.
[HTC One X] nikc0069:
Thanks - in reality is there any practical difference between the hardware and software face detection?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
I say hardware face detection - I'm not entirely sure if it's built into the hardware, but the face detection that's built into the camera libraries doesn't work. The effect of this is that it might be a little slower, might be less accurate etc., and some apps won't support it I would guess. I'm not 100% on the specifics, but for the most part face detection for unlock and other apps is going to work fine.
[HTC One X] Tom Desire S:
Had to reflash GAPPS to fix my problems with my Google account. everything was there, just couldn't use it? Anyway, has anyone else had this problem? :)
[HTC One X] Xial649:
so if im going from build 28 to 29 i just clear cache and dalvik cache, flash new boot.img thru fastboot, then flash the rom through recovery?
[HTC One X] Tom Desire S:
That's what I did and it seemed to work apart from my last post.
[HTC One X] coreless88:
As always this update is also pretty fast. I'll use this as my daily driver for some time to comment on battery usage.

At overall my device acts faster than before but benchmarks shows lower results. Also I just had an extensive Dead trigger session and I didn't noticed any overheating.

Thanks again for the incredible work!
[HTC One X] Xial649:
All i get is like a lot of battery drain... losing power real quick..

Any fixes?

Should i just try a clean install?

because the problems was present in build 28 and now im on build 29 and its still there, and also the rom lags a bit every now and then...

any solutions guys? thanks and love this rom :D
[HTC One X] coreless88:
You should try a clean install. Although my first impressions on battery usage are pretty bad. I fully charged the battery, then the device's screen was on for one hour and now my battery is at 60 percent. I'm gonna sleep now and look at the battery usage tomorrow to see how much juice left in my device. I hope my device can enter to deep sleep mode and save some energy.
[HTC One X] Chilling_Silence:
You *always* have to re-flash Gapps after flashing a new update! It also pays to flash the boot.img every time as well, just-in-case...
[HTC One X] Xial649:
Alright so I've tried to use this rom as much as i can but the battery issue is just killing my device :/

Hope whatever bug that is causing this severe battery drain is resolved soon, and I wish you Devs the best of luck ;) keep up the good work, and I hope that in a week or so this rom'll be picture perfect :D
[HTC One X] Chilling_Silence:
We have a bug lodged in the issue tracker, just keep an eye on that:

https://github.com/tg-endeavoru-jellybean/android_device_htc_endeavoru/issues/31
[HTC One X] equi:
echo fix has to be flashed separately? because i see two directories (echo & echo2) in the downloads link.. Anything that needs to be flashed except gapps after flashing #29???
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
I don't think so

Sent from IceColdJelly OneX
[HTC One X] nikc0069:
Pretty damn smooth. :) Installed this morning. Is there a battery percentage mod compatible with this?
[HTC One X] OliverHaslam:
Flashed this over rev27 this morning. Working fine, but has anyone else noticed their WiFi and signal icons are grey, even though everything works?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Sounds like you haven't flashed gapps
[HTC One X] OliverHaslam:
Just making sure you're paying attention!

Move along, nothing to see here...

*whistles*

:p

---------- Post added at 10:57 AM ---------- Previous post was at 09:59 AM ----------

OK. Reflashed the gapps but Gmail was missing. I installed it from the Play Store but the expandable notifications are no working, presumably because it's downloaded the ICS version.

Any idea why the gapps don't work? They didn't last time and I had to use them from a CM ROM.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
The gapps don't include gmail, but the version from play store should be fine.
[HTC One X] OliverHaslam:
Odd. Tried reboots etc, still no luck. Just seems to be Gmail.
[HTC One X] nikc0069:
Gmail from Google Play doesn't let you expand the notifications as it is from ICS. There should be a jellybean apk floating about somewhere though.
[HTC One X] AZanshin:
Copy and paste does not work unless its a gapp. I have tried coping from browser to whatsapp. Browser to eBay and browser to twitter and no paste option appears
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Hadn't realised. Apologies Oliver, I'll upload a new gapps later today.
[HTC One X] El_Diablo666:
Signal Loss

I tested build 28, and found it lost Cell Signal and only way to get it back is to reboot the phone or turn on Airplane mode then turn if off again.

Will the upgrade to kernel + modules to 1.29.401.7 and prebuilt binaries to 1.29.401.11 in the latest build fix this issue?

Other than this issue, Great ROM. Thanks for all the hard work put into this.
[HTC One X] nikc0069:
Jellybean version attached. Must be pushed to system\app (or just use a root browser) and the usual permissions set. Do a reboot and you are good to go.
[HTC One X] nikc0069:
Working fine here - just tried browser to WhatsApp.
[HTC One X] hy3301:
Can I ask is there any issue of this built that will affect daily use? I use hotspot alot. Thank you.
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
Read the OP - WiFi hotspot isn't working
[HTC One X] nikc0069:
Hotspot is pretty much the only thing that doesn't work I believe. Not tried anything third party like barnacle yet.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Did you even bother looking at the OP?

Issues

[*]Wifi hotspot/direct

Wireless doesn't connect for a small handful of users

Radio also doesn't work for a small number of users in recent builds

I believe there was going to be a fix for it in build 29, but am not sure whether it was included or left for the alpha release
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
goo.im have started uploading jellybean gapps packages, which you should start using. Find them here: http://goo.im/gapps

and mirrored here: http://jellybean.tom.gascoigne.me/gapps/
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
Is there any way of using the JB Gmail app without it being on /system? I prefer to download GApps from the Market ratehr than have them in the ROM itself
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Have you tried downloading it from the play store (here) ? If so, where did it place it - system or user ?
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
That's not the apparent 'JB' version - it installs fine off the Market but it doesn't have the expanded notifications (look back a page or so)
[HTC One X] AZanshin:
Headphone fix is still buggy I will post up a log cat later on today but the phone crashed on a incoming call when headphones was playing then removed.
[HTC One X] sean.trinidade:
Wouldn't have expected it to install the JB version, as our phone isn't officially supported on JB as yet.

However, what location does it install it to? system/app or data/app ? I presume the lattar, which means you should also be able to place the updated apk there too
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Did you flash the boot img?
[HTC One X] AZanshin:
Yup
[HTC One X] AZanshin:
When I was on build 25 and flashes the gapps I was using the jb gmail but since the latest build its just the ics verison . However on that build you were able to boot right into clockwork recovery via the power menu
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
I know that, hence why I was trying to manually flash it like you would when you get an apk and install using a file manager. It won't install if you try it like that
[HTC One X] nikc0069:
Just use a root explorer, copy it to system\app, and then set the permissions rw-r-r, and reboot. You can put it in data\app if you like but I can guarantee you it works in system\app. ;)

Now, anyone know of a percentage battery mod? :)
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
I know I can put it on /system/app but I don't WANT to - I don't like having apps I can update via the Market on the /system partition
[HTC One X] nikc0069:
Ah fair enough - just try it then I guess :)
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
You can delete the apps you don't want from the gapps zip before flashing
[HTC One X] EddyOS:
I do that already - I take the ROM apart and edit it before flashing it ;)

Just a shame I can't get the JB Gmail app without it being on /system...

Running your latest build, love how you've kept it so clean - especially in the 'About phone' section. I'm a stickler for keeping things stock so having custom build versions and the like annoys me! :D

Will you be patching up to JRO03H at all soon?

EDIT: I know I'm not in a great area for 3G when I'm in work but it's horribly slow updating apps from the Market. I'll try doing the rest over WiFi when at home but just thought I'd mention it
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Good idea, I'd forgotten that r3 was out. Will be in the next build :)
[HTC One X] Bryski:
Just flashed, will test this overnight while at work :)

Bry.
[HTC One X] OliverHaslam:
Still getting in-call echoing here with 30.
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
I noticed that the ota-3 version not entering deep sleep.

After some time:
[HTC One X] pabx:
That's not specific to ota-3. There some process is probably holding a wake lock which is not surprising given the fact that the radio is still in pretty shaky shape.
[HTC One X] NSider:
I see OTA-4 is currently uploading! Progress incoming. :D

And yes, I kept hitting F5 all day.

Edit: It says OTA-5 in the file name.
[HTC One X] GabrielSousa:
whats the news on OTA-5 ?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Nothing major, I'm just pushing out a rebuild of what we have because USB mounting didn't work with build 3. If anyone has any free time I'd appreciate some feedback to make sure that's been built in properly.
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
Seems CyanogenMod also has problems with Google search, (Google now), might be a while before someone has a solution
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Yeah, I noticed. I managed to get the search working by pushing the ICS search apk, it showed cards and stuff, but you couldn't access google now.
[HTC One X] Sebianoti:
Good solutions for now,
[HTC One X] D4rk_nVidia:
What do you mean with "sound"?I cant hear music with this rom? :S

I flash it later :)

Edit:

W-Lan dont work and it dont scan my SIM Card :S

But when all works, i use this ROM because i love this theme and it´s smooth.

The other ROM´s have launcher -.-
[HTC One X] sh00kre:
you cant do anything with this rom, check again after 1 month :(, maybe then you will be able to hear music or use phone for dialing... Cant wait! because we will finally get some buttery smooth android experience... I tested it and it is awesome!
[HTC One X] B-Man2005:
how is project butter running on hox guys ?

is it really smoother ??

thanks
[HTC One X] umaranjum:
it runs really well,and its so much more smoother,you should try it out if you can
[HTC One X] the|gamer:
In #tg-endeavoru we managed to get modem working but Calls and Data are not working because "someone needs to port HTCQualcommRIL.java and QualcommShared.RIL.java"

Just wanted to let you know what the actual state ist!

http://pastebin.com/Eebv7KZX
[HTC One X] stout0_0:
this is beautiful! fantastic work! most noticeable is how smooth the live wallpapers are compared to stock sense! keep up the good work...
[HTC One X] JDAapps:
Man, it's exciting times like these that I start to actually wish I was unemployed... so I could help ;). Anyhow, keeping a sharp eye on the fantastic and fast job you all are doing here, best of luck !:good:
[HTC One X] rogro82:
as for the ril.java patch i recommend also setting all intermediate states ( by adding empty non-breaking cases )... that way case 2~end will result in radio_on like they used to.

also found the same patch applied to cyanogen:

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/b8a0c9aa4313f9c61d974ea63f0497978510bea8

Edit:

also checking to see whats wrong with libwvm.so

libwvm.so is loaded by libstagefright.so ( WVMExtractor.cpp, which is nothing more then a stub which loads libwvm.so using dlopen ) and then

looks for a method with the signature _ZN7android11GetInstanceENS_2spINS_10DataSourceEEE

if (!getVendorLibHandle()) {
return;
}

typedef WVMLoadableExtractor *(*GetInstanceFunc)(sp<DataSource>);
GetInstanceFunc getInstanceFunc =
(GetInstanceFunc) dlsym(gVendorLibHandle,
"_ZN7android11GetInstanceENS_2spINS_10DataSourceEEE");

and

bool WVMExtractor::getVendorLibHandle()
{
if (gVendorLibHandle == NULL) {
gVendorLibHandle = dlopen("libwvm.so", RTLD_NOW);
}

if (gVendorLibHandle == NULL) {
ALOGE("Failed to open libwvm.so");
}

return gVendorLibHandle != NULL;
}

it immediatly fails on the dlopen so most likely one of its references is missing or one of its referenced libraries ( from within libwvm.so ) is incompatible.

i manually check references using "readelf -Ws libwvm.so" and hex and all the referenced .so files are in /system/lib so that basically only leaves the option that one of its references is not compatible.

I do wonder if this really results in no sound at all because as you can see it does not throw an exception and i find it hard to believe all sound is handled by it as there are a lot more extractors/codecs.

You could compile a stub .so file with empty implementations or modify WVMExtractor.cpp to check.
[HTC One X] rogro82:
Dropped in all the by libwvm.so referenced files from a nexus with 4.1 and the libwvm.so error is indeed gone.... sadly no audio yet
[HTC One X] owain94:
Qualcomm ril!?

Different ril classes get set in the build.prop at least on cm9 and there is no line for using the HTC Qualcomm ril?
[HTC One X] rogro82:
System.prop

Ril does need some modifications because im getting some unknown unsolicited messages ( dont know if there already is any custom implementation available? wonder how cyanogen 9 builds worked.. did they have fully working radio? )

But i just finished a build and besides those issues the radio is working and i can make calls, have signal strength and get registered with the correct provider ( as messages... UI isnt getting updated yet ).

No sound so pretty useless but atleast its something.
[HTC One X] b0unceee:
Not useless at all! Great work keeping the ball rolling :)
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
try enabling or disabling Noise suppression under Phone/Settings
[HTC One X] OliverHaslam:
Looks like it was on by default.
[HTC One X] coreless88:
I'm testing release 29 for more than 18 hours now and here is a little review of my observations;

First of all, AFAIK this is the fastest JB Rom out there for HOX. Other roms like Trip's and Tbalden's CM10 releases opens the notifications much slower, of course other than that there is no any visible lag in any of these roms.

Test Conditions:

I used the rom for a little browsing, listened to music for about 2 hours, one hour of gaming in total (mainly Dead Trigger and Temple Run), did a lot of benchmarks and phone was in deep sleep state for about 15 hours. I used my device on lowest brightness setting, with 3G and Wi-Fi on, GPS off. My device stayed in a room which was 30 celcius for the whole test period with 70 percent of humidity.

My observations:

-Deep sleep state battery consumption is pretty decent. After 8 hours of sleeping, my phone only lost 4 percent of its juice and the device enter to Deep sleep state whenever it can without any problems.

-Two and half hours of screen on time is discouraging but promising. It was much worse on previous builds.

-I think Kernel has some problems with adjusting clock speeds, power hungry applications like benchmarks and new era games (like Dead Trigger and Shadow Gun) always starts with shuttering and frame drops, but they speed up in 15 seconds or so. But since I'm not an expert on kernels, I might be wrong and it might be totally normal.

-I haven't encountered any Force Closes or breakdowns, which was incredibly satisfying.

-I had full reception and wi-fi at all times. Wi-Fi speed is also seems normal.

-USB File transfer speeds are normal for reading but about %55 percent slower when writing. (Compared to USB Mounting through CWM [The highest write speed on this rom was 4,5 - 4,6 MBs per second, read speed varies between 16-20 MBs per second.])

I'm loving every second I'm spending with my device now, and really do not plan to migrate to another rom for quite a while. Of course battery performance still can improve a lot, but I have a 2000 MaH micro USB charging unit with me all the time, so its not a problem for now.

Thank you very much for this excellent experience.
[HTC One X] gavinlew:
I must echo the thanks in this thread as well, the rom is brilliant and is my daily driver now.

One issue is Song Pop (Free or Premium) will crash during sign in to facebook or whenever it tries to draw a dialogue window.

I've captured a logcat at http://pastebin.com/jJJD3sjg

Has anyone else tried SP on this rom successfully?

Cheers

Gavin
[HTC One X] chaser2600:
Has been an issue for me as well from the very first rom release.

Probably needs an update to run on Jelly Bean (?).
[HTC One X] deep0ew:
Any one having problems playing .mkv files?

On my phone it's verry laggy.
[HTC One X] Bryski:
Songpop crashes for me as well, has done since build 24 if memory serves me right.

Bry.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Build 30 (boot.img updated)

Rebased/merged in changes from android-4.1.1_r3 (JRO03H)

Wifi Hotspot fixed (Lord Clockan, tbalden)

pollyd no longer survives airplane mode, sets initial call volume correctly (pab)

Switch the build server to using 'squisher' (optimizes zip file output)

Add custom power HAL to control cpu frequencies better (mdeejay)
[HTC One X] nikc0069:
Fantastic - so impressed with the rate of dev here.
[HTC One X] Bryski:
Stop releasing updates while I am at work Tom :P

Will grab this in the morning :)

:thumbup:

Bry.