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[HTC One X] mrirvs:
I too am suffering from the Radio not starting. I installed the ROM by:

flashing boot.img from bootloader

factory reset

format system

format data

format cache

flashed ROM

Done nandroid backup

The phone worked perfectly for most of the day, then when I rebooted it it came back up with no radio, and a lot of application defaults reset for some reason.

I re-followed exactly the same installation procedure from scratch but the radio has never worked with this ROM since. Then I cleared it down again and restored the nandroid and the radio still didn't work.

I had to restore my old RevolutionHD ROM from a previous nandroid quickly as I needed the phone and luckily the radio worked again :) I will try again over the weekend and get some logcats together.

However, until the radio failed I found the ROM to be fabulous and I can't wait for a fix for this so I can use it as my daily driver. I found the WiFi, GPS and 3G signal to be better than the sense ROM I am used to - the WiFi signal strength especially was great, full strength here at work where I only get 2 bars maximum with the sense ROM I have back on again now.
[HTC One X] noahhomsky:
Tried #31. All works fine. Except one. Suddenly, spell-checker issue still here. And no Russian in Add-on dictionaries.

On CyanogenMod10 all fine.
[HTC One X] stassen:
Working nice, used #30 1week now, will try #31 right now, one question! what gapps file is newest? gapps-jb.2.zip, gapps-jb-20120726-signed.zip ?

Thx for relly good work!

Bless
[HTC One X] H377:
Does volume control work during call when screen is off?

Thanks in advance!

EDIT: Tried it... When the phone is on a charger the volume control works. But after disconnecting it, it stops working.

It seems that if I set the volume to the minimum in a previous call then during the next call the volume is higher tough the volume indicator is at the minimum level. So the indicator remains at the level I set earlier but the real/actual volume of the speaker is higher. So I have to adjust the volume control - with screen on - to a different level so it triggers the volume to be set correctly and then even with screen off the volume control works during the actual call.

So in short: during a call first I have to adjust the level of the volume with having the screen on (let's say set it to max) and then it works even with screen off.

Any idea for a solution?
[HTC One X] torespen:
See others have had the same problem, but cant find a solution yet..

Setting Swiftkey 3 as my default keyboard gives me no problems, but 2-5 times a day, suddenly Android keyboard (AOSP) is selected as default.

When entering the settings page, swiftkey 3 is no longer "hooked" as "in use" and Android keyboard as i said is sett to default.

Quite enoying.. any solutions to this?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Yeah, I'm going to set aside a few hours to look at this at some point. At the moment no solution, though.
[HTC One X] beady_uk:
Is this not the new problem brought by jellybean. Try this, back up your swift key with titanium. Then uninstall swift key and then restore app and data with titanium.

Its just a suggestion as noticed here http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=34880
[HTC One X] iamaniff:
How can I take screenshot on this ROM?
[HTC One X] Tony Tan:
Hold power+volume down for a second
[HTC One X] Flyinace2000:
I really liked the HTC camera app is there a good replacment for it?

1. let you take multiple shots by holding down the shutter button

2. "HDR". I liked htc's implementation of HDR photos
[HTC One X] sphuyal:
There is no camera yet that would replace (or as nearly good as) HTC's. I have tried every camera app from market and i never get satisfied with them. I like camera360, cameraFX and HDR+
[HTC One X] Tony Tan:
[SOLVED]Anyone having an issue with build #31 where no apps except for the built-in browser can connect to the internet (WIFI)?

(Also, the WIFI indicator and the signal bar is white instead of blue)

(SOLVED)
[HTC One X] sphuyal:
Everything is working perfect in latest build (#31)...i just wish it had four way reboot (editing .smali in mac is not fun else i would put my own :() and long press back to kill button....but so far i ve been able to go along with it as it is

WiFi indicator turns gray depending on you re connected to google or not...
[HTC One X] iamaniff:
Thanks
[HTC One X] stassen:
Anyone know if this mod http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1748803

([MOD] NEW UPDATE! 4.1.1 [11/8/12] JB/AOKP Louder Audio Improvement Patch)

works with this rom? :)
[HTC One X] asci:
I would suggest to try DSP Manager 3.0 in apps forum section.
[HTC One X] stassen:
Is franco.Kernel-r16 working? On this rom? Or any repack of it?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
There's a link to repacked kernels on the first post
[HTC One X] Donstil:
There is no goed replacment and that is à shame, but i think it's not posible to port THE app to à non sense rom, if it's posible someone has done it already
[HTC One X] stassen:
Yes i kow but its r12 and latest release is r16 :)
[HTC One X] xavier2k3:
Are there any alternative radios to use for jb ROMs at the moment? I always find the WiFi strength to be far too low.
[HTC One X] VodkaPlease:
Does this rom has ram optimizations and other tweaks like that?
[HTC One X] sabret00the:
No, it's an AOSP ROM, it's sole purpose is to have everything working. If you want optimised, you need to look at CM and Sense derivatives.
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
I've added some permissions to ramdisk from tbalden's build that we were "missing" but still the same issue about SwiftKey

Sent from IceColdJelly OneX
[HTC One X] dondavis007:
Sorry my ignorance, but. Would it be possible to repack latest HTC kernel and use? Problably already answeted here somwhere...

Sent from a gadget...
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Yes, that should be fine. If you do this and have a minute to spare, could you run an antutu benchmark and post the results up here? I'm curious to see what improvements they've made.

Thanks
[HTC One X] guido45:
I've been using #31 all weekend and it's been great, including battery life

One issue I have noticed is that multitouch doesn't seem to be working (trying to play GTA 3). Is this a known problem?
[HTC One X] culac:
Is there any improvement in A-GPS performance in the latest build?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Not yet. It's on my long to-do list.
[HTC One X] spacebar2011:
Try Cymera, is pretty awesome.

-- Sent from somewhere using some app. --
[HTC One X] dondavis007:
Hi,

Ill do that in the weekend, went back to sense for a couple of weeks couse I cant charge my.phone during the day. The new sense is the best so far talking battery, so I figure kernel plus aosp has to be a pretty good mix.

Ill try, I really dont like sense. Ever been a fan of vanilla :)

Sent from a gadget...
[HTC One X] ZeDestructor:
Talking of GPS, is there some way to fully reset the One X' GPS? Mine can't get latitudes of any of the satellites even with good signal after I attempted to muck around with the A-GPS myself...
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
I've fixed the remaining agps issues. The fixes will be in the next build, in the meantime you can push the following file to /system/app/: http://goo.gl/XTYIu (Clearing and updating agps with the GPS Test app can help the fix to take effect)

Please read the following regarding the issue where keyboards, wallpapers etc. get reset on reboot: http://goo.gl/V6lXH
[HTC One X] daz1uk:
Logcat - WiFi Hotspot Not Working

Hi,

I have attached my logcat showing wifi hotspot not working, hopefully this can help.
[HTC One X] MashineGun:
AGPS working great Tom nice work
[HTC One X] rogerpwc:
After hours of testing and reflashing, I finally found out what was behind the 1 second delay when unlocking the phone.

Simply turning off auto brightness solves any delay issue for me
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
I've just fixed this error in logcat:

D/mcp_common_task( 193): [GPS] /system/bin/navl_server --android_log NAVD-p3 -nav"-c/system/bin/pathconfigfile.txt"

D/mcp_common_task( 193): [GPS] MCP | initializing sighandler

D/mcp_common_task( 193): [GPS] No such file or directory

D/mcp_common_task( 193): [GPS] MCP | main | starting...

D/mcp_common_task( 193): [GPS] Note: this task requires root priviledges

maybe it helps in gps:

https://github.com/IceColdJelly/vendor_htc/commit/dd85c91fc3ef92f66517e6f06fa487ad28d6dc80
[HTC One X] ZeDestructor:
Well, GPS fixed! \o/

What I did (and I'm not too sure which one actually fixed it, not necessarily in this order):

1. Reset A-GPS data with GPS Test.

2. Uninstall then reinstall Maps

3. Push the brand new apk.

4. Reboot

5. Run GPS Test for a few minutes to find a lock.
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Pushing the PGPS downloader fixed gps here.
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
I had that and gps worked, but keep getting that error on boot

Sent from IceColdJelly OneX
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Will merge the patch file anyways, thanks :)
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Next time someone who has the issue relating to the lock screen not activating does a reinstall or clean upgrade, if you remember could you double check that the issue occurs with no additional apps installed so that we can rule that out?

Thanks

Edit: nevermind, tracked down the problem. If the phone goes to sleep on its own (when the screen times out), and light/proximity sensors are covered when it wakes up, then it skips the lock screen. I'm working on finding out why, and will hopefully have it fixed soon.
[HTC One X] Memphizzz:
Could someone please explain to me: What is the difference between this ROM and Cyanogenmod 10 Alpha 7?

Thanks in advance!
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Cyanogenmod is based on AOSP, but has their own tweaks and customizations (notification bar toggles etc.)
[HTC One X] gc48067:
Been playing today, lots of different ROMs and Kernels (poor One X is quite knackered). After a whole day testing all the options I could find this IS the most stable JB ROM, this ROM with the EternityProjectKernel 3.4.0 really rocks in terms of performance but unfortunately that Kernel breaks WiFi (loses connection on sleep, has problems scanning and reconnecting) - if you can live with that try it.

Can't wait till HTC release their official drivers for 3.X Kernels, with a fully functional 3.X Kernel this ROM will really rock - right now it is merely the best of a high performing bunch :)

Settled on this ROM with the Bricked 0.3 Kernel for the time being...everything just works and the performance with the Bricked Kernel is a tiny bit better than the standard boot.img.
[HTC One X] jocins:
Bought my One X two months ago and this ROM is holding me on running it for last month + now it's much more stable and smooth than before and incredibly faster & NO battery drain as other JB ROMs. Thank You!

This ROM is here to stay, especially on my HOX. :)
[HTC One X] jocins:
ok, i take my words back.

what the heck is this? why?

Check out the last section. View attachment 1276742

:confused::thumbdown:
[HTC One X] Chilling_Silence:
Don't get too hung up on benchmarks. You said yourself it feels the smoothest.

Also, you might want to try re-running it on a different firmware, comparing, and seeing which individual part isn't performing quite as well. From there, once some of the other more pressing things have been investigated, I'm sure the devs can take a look at what's causing XYZ slowdown.
[HTC One X] ZeDestructor:
Before I comment on your results: Full-sized screenshot next time please, I can't read anything properly on that.

Now that's out of the way, JB is slower than ICS regardless of ROM, kernel or phone. This is due to the way JB increased UI priority for responsiveness.

Secondly, HTC has some hidden benchmark-specific optimizations in their kernel. this is documented right here on xda.

Thirdly, good benchmark results at the top end aren't always following the UI resposiveness. UI responsiveness lies of how to run multiple threads the most efficiently and refreshing the screen accordingly. I know this from my NS days where it was much more evident.

Finally, you have a bit of a bug in your particular kernel/ROM/CPU governor choice. On this ROM with the bundled kernel with the performance cpu governor (locks CPU to 1.4GHz with all cores enabled), I get much better results:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/33bd9z2ujoft6ga/2012-08-23 13.11.21.png

https://www.dropbox.com/s/wfxafr05mtub6zk/2012-08-23 13.11.26.png

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bvrm4iep2yzfk33/2012-08-23 13.11.31.png

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gail84p4f7h0pg6/2012-08-23 13.11.36.png

(yes, I enabled GNex-style soft buttons because I'm always switching between apps and prefer that layout.)
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Admittedly we're not quite up to scratch on the benchmarks compared to stock roms, but I don't think any AOSP rom is. Although, with the most recent builds we're already better than the early stock rom's results, as can be seen here: http://goo.gl/ZeJfj

Regardless, CFBench is a purely CPU benchmarking tool, and so the only thing that can have an effect is the kernel. You said you were using Bricked, if you want the best performance I'd suggest you ditch it in favour of something else. I made a post on why you should avoid custom kernels here: http://goo.gl/rUXpK
[HTC One X] gc48067:
Agree with your comments...if people attach value to specific tests manufacturers will tweak their devices to do artificially well on those tests (just like cars and MPG figures).

Your links seem to be broken at least for me, I was interested by your comment in the quoted bit above, are you saying the boot.img 'shipped' with the Rom is recommended by you (and excuse my ignorance, not sure if the CPU governor is within the boot.img or not, maybe you could confirm).
[HTC One X] overon37:
#31

no wifi for me.....

so.... another jb that´s the same, need time
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
We can't do anything to help without more details and a logcat.
[HTC One X] overon37:
now i have it, needs many time, but i have it......

we will see the gps, in others nothing dude
[HTC One X] ZeDestructor:
I mostly agree with your post, but some kernels can be better if they are tuned then. The Trinity kernel for the NS, GNex and N7 is one of them. I am myself currently in the process of helping morfic (the creator) to make an HTC One X version. So far, we have most functionality up and running and a fully-clocked GPU (520MHz, which is the stock GPU freq of the T30 in the HTC One X vs underclocked 416MHz).

Fixed links (previous post fixed too):

https://www.dropbox.com/s/33bd9z2ujoft6ga/2012-08-23 13.11.21.png

https://www.dropbox.com/s/wfxafr05mtub6zk/2012-08-23 13.11.26.png

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bvrm4iep2yzfk33/2012-08-23 13.11.31.png

https://www.dropbox.com/s/gail84p4f7h0pg6/2012-08-23 13.11.36.png

CPU governor is the algorithm the kernel uses to determine at what speed to run the CPU. On Linux performance, ondemand, conservative, interactive and powersaver are long-standing, extensively developed governors that are shipped by default. Thus all android kernels have all of those (google/wikipedia for more info). Hell, some kernels have some really funky/silly governors that have no boost. On the NS, after actual empirical testing using multiple benchmarks, ondemand was found to be the best for Android. I suspect similar for the One X.

The "I/O scheduler" does I/O access prioritization to determine which process gets the access the storage first. The "deadline" and "noop" schedulers work best on phones/cameras/SSDs since flash chips have no seek latency compared to a harddrive which cfq and bfq (or is it cfs and bfs?) are optimized for (again, google/wikipedia for more info). On the NS, the deadline scheduler was found to be the best
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Agreed, if done correctly a custom kernel could be a good, stable improvement. My point was that there are not a lot of people who know what they're doing when they're playing with kernel code, and it's not worth the risk most of the time.
[HTC One X] ZeDestructor:
Agreed. Which is why I'm not touching the kernel myself. I don't have faith in my current skills.
[HTC One X] gc48067:
Thanks...what really made me laugh was the HTC Hero which I used to think was really fast when I got it was down at the bottom of that performance list with tiny diddy specs where the performance bar charts were....guess things move on :)
[HTC One X] DogGunn:
Are there any issues with deep sleep or battery life with this ROM?

I've used other CM10 / AOKP ROMs, but they all have poor battery life (about 1% per 30 seconds it seemed).
[HTC One X] ZeDestructor:
No problems unless you have a misbehaving app that triggers wakelocks and prevents proper CPU idling.
[HTC One X] Zac_kha:
Great work mate! Thanks for all your efforts and can't wait to see what you have down the pipeline. Thank you sooo much!
[HTC One X] CraigUK87:
Guys, is there any way to implement the volume rocker buttons to change music tracks like CM10?
[HTC One X] tgascoigne:
Not unless you want to patch and build it yourself. If you do, pab ported it to AOSP and uploaded the diffs here: https://github.com/adrian-bl/android_endeavoru_patchafari/tree/master/patches/rocker
[HTC One X] CraigUK87:
aww, I've no way of doing so myself... i've not got a clue about doing that sorta thing, however... i would be willing to buy someone a pint if they so wish do it for me ^_^
[HTC One X] F4M0U569:
As soon as the lockscreen is fixed, I will be jumping aboard :cool:
[HTC One X] AZanshin:
The only two major problems with rom is the fast depleting battery life and the lockscreen sometimes unlocking without being pressed.
[HTC One X] ZeDestructor:
Many people asking for more features... Maybe you should mention this is an as AOSP as possible ROM in the OP?
[HTC One X] saj2001ind:
guys is there heating problem with this rom ? all CM10 roms have that
[HTC One X] vivek_bhoj:
if you are facing heating problems than try faux kernel or Trip's kernel
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Right. This is kinda getting similar to when codeworkx released cm9 for the s2 and we had so many issues in the dev thread due to the many unnecessary posts that had nothing to do with development and mods had to get involved cleaning the thread all the time. I know tgaz does not mind but people let us use common sense here. Use the other thread in general section and only post something that is relevant. Or someone open a discussion thread which has to do with the Rom specifically. I just do not want this thread shut down like that one was.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
Respect others mate. No matter how stupid you find a post no need for.that language
[HTC One X] rogro82:
Thanks for the heads up.

I will try adding the other files as well and test with another music player aswell...

Do the other issues mentioned in that post still stand? ( headphones and system sounds )
[HTC One X] Bexton:
For speakers you don't need all files from my zip. For us it worked with the following:

/system/lib/libdrmdecrypt.so
/system/lib/libvorbisencoder.so
/system/lib/libwvdrm_L1.so
/system/lib/libwvm.so
/system/lib/libWVStreamControlAPI_L1.so
/system/lib/hw/audio.usb.default.so
/system/lib/drm/libdrmwvmplugin.so

The other issues, unfortunately, still stand, but may not be valid for you!? Would be interesting to know.. Finally, if it's of any interest for you, here's the logcat of a phone call: http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=yrRYmD2s

Edit: Small update as for the music player.. I just tested Winamp and Winamp did not worked (but it brought me a bit further).. Anyway as for music I think it's the best choice to use VLC.
[HTC One X] Bexton:
And another update. The headphone issue was solved, too. :good:

As of JB there're new audio policy files which was missing. The conf file must be modified to fit your device specs. Then, to get the headphones working, just push the (modified) audio_policy.conf file to /system/etc

Here're some different example conf files:

https://raw.github.com/Evervolv/android_device_samsung_crespo/jellybean/libaudio/audio_policy.conf (the one that worked for us)

https://raw.github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_asus_grouper/jellybean/audio_policy.conf

https://raw.github.com/KFire-Android/device-amazon-otter/jb/prebuilt/etc/audio_policy.conf
[HTC One X] rogro82:
Yes thanks. I was just going through the asus grouper device.mk files and saw the configs ( audio_policy, media_codecs etc )

I have added the required .so files for wvm, but still no audio.
[HTC One X] black demon:
is it normal that i can't get root access for apps like titanium backup?

i installed the gapps package, and when i go to SuperSU and tap continue, it says installation failed..

i can't wait to see all the bugs gone for this rom.. its so fast!! @@
[HTC One X] Mischaseb:
don't you have to flash that through recovery? (or push it to system/app)
[HTC One X] black demon:
SuperSU is already in system/app.. it is installed with the gapps package provided in the first post.

still can't get it run.
[HTC One X] Goku80:
i would flash the files through recovery
[HTC One X] Mischaseb:
check permissions are correct? if its in system/app and has the correct permissions, next time you start your phone it should be in the app list, no need to install it separately.
[HTC One X] MashineGun:
i don't know why but you still need to flash a superSU package in recovery to get it to work :) after that you can do whatever you want (changing app, updating etc)
[HTC One X] hosmsdos:
first of all big thanks for all the guys who contributed in anyway to this ROM and i hope all issues are fixed soon so i can try this beast:D. i just have a question. since nexus 7 has 3.x kernel can we use there kernel and add all the stuff missing from our htc kernel is this possible? if not what kernel are you guys using with this ROM right now.
[HTC One X] black demon:
would you mind pointing me to a link to download it?
[HTC One X] Alhaddad:
try this one

http://goo.im/roms/fabolous/maguro/SuperSU-0.93-Busybox-1.20.2.zip
[HTC One X] chriscpritchard:
We can't, the HTC drivers interface with the specific version of the kernel they've released (2.6.39), most of them are binary blobs so aren't easy to port - hopefully an update will be released soon which does use 3.x and then we can use that
[HTC One X] black demon:
it works now!

تسلم لي =P
[HTC One X] Bexton:
Have you added the files from my zip or from an OTA source? Have you added the audio_policy.conf? Also, do you have no sound at all? Have you tried a phone call? And finally: Can you paste me a logcat please, so I can see if I can find some more hints.. ;)

Another idea: The files I listed are the files I added to our base build. But maybe our build included some files that are missing in your working base!? If you like to check, here's my lib directory: http://d-h.st/G5N

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edit: now i fixed the last bug (system sounds). it was a wrong configured media_codecs.xml file. Here is my working version: http://d-h.st/oMB

Now we have fully working sound, hell yeah! :) Hope you guys can manage that soon, too.
[HTC One X] rogro82:
I have tried both files ( yours and from a nexus ) and already added audio_policy and media_codecs to the build.

Tried sound in phone calls, with the original music app, VLC, ringtones and multiple file formats, but currently no sound at all.

After recompiling with some changes I do get some more though.. before the original music app immediatly stopped when trying to play a file, but now it atleast plays it ( without sound :) ), probable due to media_codecs.. VLC already played files without sound.

All wvm related errors are gone by adding the right wvm related .so files ( besides the IsWidevineMedia not found message ).

Only real error i still get is:

E/WVMExtractor( 159): IsWidevineMedia not found in libwvm.so

Ill have to leave for a few hours, but will post a logcat as soon as i get back... maybe someone else can provide a logcat? ( if you do make sure to add all the wvm related .so files )
[HTC One X] Bexton:
Fyi: The IsWidevineMedia not found in libwvm.so error still shows up for me too. But that doesn't prevent sound from function. The error must be somewhere else.

No prop, take your time. I was awake all night long to solve that frigging errors and need to get a few hours sleep now anyway. I'll check back this afternoon and take a look at logcat(s).

cheers