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[HTC Rezound] big_mike_2k6:
I would say check out the ics questions thread in the general section to see if anyones had the same issue or you can download the ruu to your sd card (if you have another to get in on your sd besides with the phone) and manually flash the ota again.

Sent From My HTC Rezound
[HTC Rezound] Squirrel1620:
You'll need to flash amon ra via fastboot
[HTC Rezound] shadytech:
I have unlocked it and flashed AmonRa. I try to flash Nil's Business ICS. The rom flashes, and then when it reboots, it gets to the Android Business ICS boot screen and the red button on the phone lights up, then it just reboots to the white HTC screen.

The thing I notice when I try to Wipe All data/factory reset, I get

Formatting SDCARD: .android_secure...

E: Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblkpl (or /dev/block/mmcblk1)

(No such file or directory)

Skipping format...

Formatting INTERNALSD: .android_secure...

E: Can't mount /dev/block/mmcblk0p37 (or /dev/block/mmcblk0p38)

(Invalid argument)

Error mounting /internal_sdcard/ .android_secure!

Skipping format...

Formatting CACHE:...

Skipping format of /sd-ext.

Userdata wipe complete!

Is something wrong with the internal SD?
[HTC Rezound] Squirrel1620:
I believe you can try mounting the sd from within amon before doing the wipe it seems like it's not mounted if it can't find the directory, also I would try doing the ruu again not a rom right away
[HTC Rezound] shadytech:
Will the RUU work with the phone unlocked?
[HTC Rezound] Squirrel1620:
No you must relock sorry your op shows you locked s on
[HTC Rezound] shadytech:
I have relocked the phone, installed the .12 ruu. Now it is back to squareone, it just keeps rebooting to the white HTC screen. =( What should I do from here.
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
If the RUU didn't fix it you have a hardware issue :/ call verizon or asurion I guess
[HTC Rezound] shadytech:
=(... I try verizon, they said because I didn't buy this phone on this line, there is no warranty. I don't get how the OTA can corrupt the hardware...
[HTC Rezound] AshtonTS:
OTAs have messed up phones before. Call again and ask to speak to a manager. Make sure to tell him that it's because of the update they gave you that the problem is there and they should try to work something out :)
[HTC Rezound] Squirrel1620:
Yep don't take no for an answer their ota jacked up your phone. See this is why I'm sticking with my leaked ruu
[Sony Ericsson Xperia Mini, Mini Pro, Xperia Pro, A] roxkiller:
Good Afternoon, I use the mini xperia ST15i Smultron, and I found that the vibration does not work, anyone know the fix the bug? or are planned in an upcoming release of a project to fix the bug FXP vibration? Currently using version 130 FXP.

sorry for my bad English I used google translator
[HTC Sensation] bstylz911:
First flashed the pmg file for firmware 3.33 universal on boot loader

Flashed when successfully

Check my things and it says 3.32

But radio changed.

Am I on firmware 3.33 or still on 3.32 ?

from my HTC Sensation 4G with Beats Audio using xda app-developers app
[HTC Sensation] realsis:
Yes you're running 3.33, you can see in the radio version. Hope this helped. No worries :)

That's exactly what my version is and I'm running 3.33
[General Questions and Answers] YAYFORKYLE:
Heya, heard of this site from a buddy of mine who frequents it. I just picked up an HTC Thunderbolt secondhand. Im currently in the military in AIT and use phone as the primary internet source. With that being said, im trying to tether using pdanet. But i am interested in rooting my phone. I had much better success using wifi with the phone to get internet than this pdanet app. It just seemed to work better using foxfi than pdanet on my old droid2. The thunderbolt doesnt seem to like this idea, its telling me to call verizon to get hotspot ****, and im not all about that.

I downloaded the all in one rooting tool in the development section for the thunderbolt, and its giving me two errors... i try opening the main file and it says waiting for connection in the dos-like window. when i try to install the driver that it says to in the readme, it tells me "the device is using, Please stop using the device and try again"

Anyone have any info for me? kinda clueless as to what to do... i read through the entire post in that section and no one seems to have the problem im having
[General Questions and Answers] mikef:
From what I have read about the Thunderbolt, it has a unique combination of hardware so getting drivers and particularly source code has been very difficult. There are a lot of stable Gingerbread based ROMs, but the attempts at porting ICS stuff over are not stable from what I read. The good news is that the official ICS release for the Thunderbolt should just be a few weeks away at most, although there is some doubt now as to whether HTC will follow through with it.

Forgot to say welcome to XDA. Here is a guide which might help answer some of your questions about the site and how it works.
[General Questions and Answers] MissionImprobable:
I believe you need to be in Charge-Only mode for the One-Click Root tool.
[General Questions and Answers] GiantWaffle:
Saw your "video sig" and the comment next to it. Don't hold back. Tell us what you really think about cats. :)
[HTC One S] renehd2:
Hello guys, I just want to share with you something that, for me, its a big problem since this is supposed to be a powerful smartphone with some of the best technologies available....

I have with the phone 3 weeks so far, I have never had a single protector screen on any of my older smartphones (htc hd2, HTC inspire, HTC sensation, and the actual HTC One S) and never had a a single scratch on any of them, EXCEPT FOR THE HTC ONE S..!

yesterday I went out with my friends and after going back to home I checked my phone and didn't noticed any scratch on it (i always use my left pocket to my phone only)..

But today when I woke up I grab my phone and noticed a big scratch with many microscopy scratches around the big one, and that's WITH DOING NOTHING, I HAVENT DROP MY PHONE AND I DONT PUT IT WITH KEYS OR COINS

I'm from Mexico and here, there is not screen protectors to buy one to my HTC one S (i don't like to use them anyway)

What could be wrong with this phone that get easily scratched? As far as I know this phone has gorilla glass 2 so its supposed to be very resistant to scratches :S

Any way to remove those scratches??

Thanks guys hope someone Give a feedback or advices about this big HTC one S problem

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[HTC One S] ickedmel:
I have to agree that it seems with this phone the screen scratches a lot more easier then the other ones. I have a small scratch on my screen. I'm going to buy a screen protector when I get a chance.
[HTC One S] xxquicksh0txx:
Same here... A smallish biggish scratch about inch long. Can't see it in the dark but on day light its hideous.
[HTC One S] N3xU5one:
Sorry about the phone

I work for a retail store and HTC rep comes in every so often,from what he said is its not true gorilla glass but the built it inhouse to the same specifications ... As we see it is not

But they could say that the screen is "SCRATCH PROOF" and I would still use a screen protector.. spigen, best skins ever, and one incipio sends out with their cases are some of the best I've used.

I've have seen something about fixing eye glass lenses with a spray and wipe but do not know if the application would work on a display the same way... But a screen protector might hide some of the scratches
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Keep it in pocket, alone, facing my leg...never scratch on any phone I've owned...
[HTC One S] xxquicksh0txx:
Yeah screen protectors do hide a lot of scratches, for some reason they just don't want to dry right for me now. Never had a problem in the past.
[HTC One S] coronangel:
then why is it on the list?

http://www.corninggorillaglass.com/products-with-gorilla/htc
[HTC One S] renehd2:
Yeah I also put my phone in an empty pocket with the screen facing my leg, I really don't know how can be possible to

Have that big scratch without dropping the phone or nothing like that I really don't know, I had a sensation and I dropped it dozens of times and not a single scratch and without screen protector..!!

Now on this phone magicAlly appea a big mama scratch with many sons around it -.-

I've heard that with some product to the glasses could be possible to remove some scratches

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[HTC One S] N3xU5one:
You tell me.... HTC Guy new his sh*t and wasn't some 3rd party rep wouldn't think we would just up and lie about when I asked him, and people are having issues.... No clue.... Just my 2 cents
[HTC One S] ShensMobile:
Unfortunately, like all glass, a single speck of sand can scratch your phone. You can take a sharp knife to your phone and scratch away but it won't do anything. However, if you have some sand, or some small pieces of hard particulate dirt, then when it rubs against your screen, it will scratch it.

At least, that's my understanding. I know the glass has been chemically treated to prevent this, but it's still glass at the end of the day.
[HTC One S] Ollaz:
+1

No glass is truly scratch-proof. Gorilla glass is just more resistant than others.
[HTC One S] renehd2:
Yeah but on my phone appeared those scratches from nowhere :(

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[HTC One S] Inferi0r:
Sometimes I have keys in the same pocket as the One S, still don't have any scratches. I see it's better then the Incredible S, which had Gorilla glas version 1.
[HTC One S] smrfd:
This can't be gorilla glass
[HTC One S] Ollaz:
It's scratch, not beat-the-****-out-of-your-phone, resistant. Why do people think that this glass will not break? Nothing is indestructible, you have to remember that.
[HTC One S] smrfd:
That was a 2 foot drop off my lap (I'm short). My old heavy MyTouch 4G took epic tumbles without battle scars for almost 2 years. I'm considering replacing it with the GS2 or GS3
[HTC One S] renehd2:
That's what I'm arguing....

My HTC sensation had gorilla glass 1 and I dropped it several times from different distances and not a single scratch, and with this suddenly appears a very fat, ugly, and nasty scratch that in sunlight its like a sticker on my phone

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[HTC One S] smasraum:
There are people that have gotten in car accidents going 100+ mph and walked away with no permanent damage and there are people who have fallen or bumped their heads in very minor ways and ended up dead. Breaking or scratching your phone is the same way. You may drop it 10 times and think "this thing is indesctructable!" Then the 11th time you drop it, bam, instant paperweight. Or, you could be unlucky and get the paperweight on the first hit. These things are too expensive (and these days, too slippery) to not have some form of screen protection and case. I'm extremely careful with mine, but still manage to drop it from time to time. That's why it's in a case. I also have screen protection.

I'm pretty sure SOMETHING caused the scratch. You just aren't aware of what it was. Getting scratches happens just like I said above. You could treat the thing bad and have nothing happen and then get a scratch seemingly from out of no where.
[HTC One S] ShensMobile:
Do you know how tempered glass works? A 1cm drop onto the right location on the glass can cause it to shatter. Well, maybe not 1cm, but the height isn't what does the glass in.

If you can prove that on the night when you got scratches that you did not have any tiny tiny particles of dirt in your pocket, that are common in the air especially if you're not in a clean room, then yes, I think your scratches came out of nowhere and you should start a religion.

However, what's more likely is you don't realize that your jeans might have particulate silica sand in the material, or that at one point some really really fine pieces of sand floating in the air landed on your hand as you put your hand in your pocket and got rubbed off.
[HTC One S] Hunt3r.j2:
Scratch resistant, not scratch-proof.

If even a single tiny speck of sand touched the screen, it would probably leave a micro-scratch. Unless they start depositing a layer of diamond on top of the glass, it will scratch over time.

---------- Post added at 10:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:04 PM ----------

Really the only way to get rid of the scratches is if you could somehow fill them with the same material that was removed. Not very easy, and I doubt you will find something like that at a reasonable price. Or by buffing the scratch out, but that is much more dangerous.
[HTC One S] renehd2:
Yeah maybe could be sand in my pocket or something like that, today I went to a glasses store (yeah glasses for the eyes) and asked then about something to remove scratches from glasses and they recommend me a store called (hospital glass) and said that there they fix the scratches from the glasses....

Could be a good idea taking my phone there to try to remove my scratches??

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[HTC One S] Hunt3r.j2:
If they use a filler, it is a very bad idea because it is probably a superglue-type filler that they would be using which would make the problem worse.

If you can, use a screen protector and it should fill in the scratches.

Another idea is to use something like toothpaste on your finger and gently rub any scratches that are very, very thin, and you should be able to buff them away.
[HTC One S] renehd2:
They told me they would polish the scratches.... Is that bad or good idea?

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[HTC One S] Hunt3r.j2:
That is probably the only way to fix it without affecting optic quality. If the scratches are very thin (only visible in sunlight with screen off), then use toothpaste to gently smooth out the surface. If the scratches are deeper, I would just live with those instead of hurting the glass' structural integrity. Gorilla Glass 2 is thinner than GG1 so you do not want to remove material.
[HTC One S] jriv:
Use displex I bought some off ebay for seven bucks and have used it on this phone twice and it works great and haven't had any issues with the screen. Just make sure u get the one thats made for touchscreen phones
[HTC One S] NienorGT:
Same here, all my previous Android phones (Nexus One, Glacier, P999, Glacier) never got scratches and the One S got few in DAYS...

My iPhone 4 has scratches now but it fallen so many times that I wonder how the hell it still in a single piece...
[HTC One S] cannondale0815:
Your old phone had a plastic body that absorbed drops. This phone has a metal body that doesn't absorb any shocks.
[HTC One S] ickedmel:
You guys can argue all day. Compared to other HTC phones this one scratches more easily.
[HTC One S] Marcel_87:
I don't use any screenprotector either... But after hearing this I might actually think about buying one as they are very cheap here in Germany anyway. As most of you I use my right (you maybe left) pocket "ONLY" for my phone. Meaning there is nothing else inside them. No keys not coins no nothing... Always the screen facing my leg. I have the One S since its early days (2012-04-09) And I still have no scratches at all...

btw, love your sentence:"Now on this phone magicAlly appea a ---> big mama scratch with many sons around it -.-"

Hope you find e result of getting rid of those scratches and share it with the rest of us... :)
[HTC One S] stinky73:
I second that!

Have to disagree in that a plastic body will flex and so transmit shocks to the outside of the case to that mounted within (the screen) and lead to breakage. I have dropped both my DHD and Sensation on the point/ angle of the phone and have suffered no consequences other than having to take to the phones with a metal file to remove the sharp burrs created.... that's what I call tough!!

My One S has suffered "exactly" the same shock on the point of the phone and the screen broke as a result... in the photo you can see the smallest speck of white (top left) the point of impact... the glass most definitely did not hit the deck I watched it fall.... the new super dooper tough casing obviously flexed inwards so much it popped the screen in a nice little arc by the htc logo... total bummer! So if it is metal it must be what my old grandpa used to call 'monkey metal'

The white colour showing the arc of the crack is skin shavings.....ouch :eek:
[HTC One S] Hunt3r.j2:
I actually think the issue is that GG2 just isn't as hard.
[HTC One S] renehd2:
Yeah I also think that gg2 failed with its new technology, but that's just my opinion

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[HTC One S] mcmakhi:
why dont you buy a Zagg invisibleShield protector for you htc one s I have it aswell, there are Htc one s fullbody,maximum or screen protectors by them I have the fullbody one it is really nice you dont even notice the protector only when you are really close to your phone. :)
[HTC One S] renehd2:
I'm.from Mexico and.here don't sell that kind of things :/

And screen protector doesn't sell here because the phone isn't available here yet

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[HTC One S] chico1620:
Lol my HTC desire has fallen countless times with the screen facing the floor. It's amazing how the phone has scratches and lil bumps, but the screen has nothing at all. I do believe newer phones are made mostly considering looks and performance but not resistance.
[HTC One S] Darknites:
I dropped my phone outside and is fine and have no scratches on the screen and going by this thread really lucky lol.
[HTC One S] stavel:
I can confirm this.

I got my HOS for a week and I'm in the wild most of the time (dust, water etc.) but still taking good care of my device.

Then I noticed it gets micro scratches with the time from dust particles.

Strange... it can resist scratching from keys, knife, forks etc, but not from dust :/

Scratches are almost invisible, you have to tilt the phone in the right angle with the right light to see them, but still.. you know it's scratched.
[HTC One S] jonathann0222:
Rene, this is an of topic question, what sevice provider are you using what part of Mexico do you live in and is your one s the us version or the Europe version . My olde sister is really wanting me to send her one .so if you don't mind me asking
[HTC One S] renehd2:
I'm from sinaloa, I'm using HTC one s from USA, I'm using unefon because internet is cheaper but it works on every.carrier from Mexico and I get 3g/H+/4g on any carrier

Hope this helps you
[HTC One S] forgiven90:
Don't mean to derail this thread, but thought more could b helped... I pm'ed you btw...I'm in Colima and only getting edge speeds with a international black version. Running cm10(8-15), latest kernel, latest eu radio. Everything smooth and fast except data :( anyone have a suggestion? My network connection is set to, wcdma preferred. My carrier here is Movistar...Muchas gracias

Edit, Just found out today (8/24) that Movistar uses the 1900 frequency for 3g!! :( Works good with Telcel.
[HTC One S] jonathann0222:
Rene thanks a lot tha really helped a lot and fotvingen .the internatinal version does it have s3 or s4
[HTC One S] forgiven90:
S4 for me :good: I just noticed I couldn't select a band in *#*#4636#*#*>Phone Info>Menu(soft key)>Select radio band. Something related??
[HTC One S] .TanTien:
My screen has a few scratches too. They came out of nowhere. The Samsung Galaxy nexus of a friend of mine should have the same gorilla glas as mine but he has his phone since 4 months and his no scratches in it.
[HTC One S] TPA_Droid:
I used sand paper and wetsanded my scratch away..
[HTC One S] stavel:
R U joking man? If not, please give us details about the sandpaper abrasive size? Maybe 4000+?
[HTC One S] firefexx:
Someone familiar with the quality of the camera lense? Due to the fact that there is no possibility to replace the lense it would be nice if it is strong enough to get no scratches...
[HTC One S] xxquicksh0txx:
I would not use sand paper on gorilla glass. Xda had a video on it on the home panel yesterday, their is a thin layer on top of gorilla glass. This layer is actually what makes it scratch resistant, if you take that layer off with sandpaper you'll actually start to get more scratches in the area. Since its not as hard as the rest of the glass.
[HTC One S] ECEXCURSION:
Lmao, you shouldn't say stuff like that. Someone might be dumb enough to believe you.
[HTC One S] baldie86:
No scratches on mine. Seems to hold up well against abuse from my keys.
[HTC One S] cartmanotfat:
Do you think this is useful ? http://www.crystalusion.com/

I have some scratches maybe this could hide them ?
[HTC One S] xxquicksh0txx:
There's no harm in trying, but its a nano layer so unless your scratches are extremely light.

That will also scrath easier than the coating gorilla glass has on it, its a little softer.
[HTC One S] teh_pwnrer:
I got a HUGE scratch on my htc one s from t-mobile hours after I took it out of the box....

my t989 on the other hand looks brand new besides the bezel
[HTC One S] waterstander:
Actually the OneS does have Corning Gorilla glass. Also everything that's mentioned in the websites below refer to reducing everyday use damage.

http://www.corninggorillaglass.com/characteristics

http://www.corninggorillaglass.com/...d Branded Gorilla Glass#products-with-gorilla
[HTC One S] aza314:
My One S has more ( very light) scratches than my Desire did under similar use. I wonder if the oleophobic coating is the reason for being more scratch prone?
[HTC One S] randomnoob83:
I have zero scratches idk what you guys are talking about
[HTC One S] JmPTaz09:
Same here, no scratches.... screen is just like every other premium device I've owned... can't see how people would be getting these random scratches when they claim it sits alone in their pocket, etc... unless there were some weird defective units shipped...
[HTC One S] Fredfly:
I also noticed scratches on my screen after 4 weeks of owning it. I had to break down and buy a screen protector. Amazing phone all around though in my opinion is better then the SIII.
[HTC One S] Simco80:
For all those wondering about Gorilla Glass XDA TV did a youtube video about it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TfgKLwGnOZs
[HTC One S] johnwazhere:
fail

G2x,Sidekick 4G,HTC Sensation none of my past devices had scratches wtf. Been using this device for 2 months, looks pretty bad
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
It fell on my wood floor and I have some scratches now... Gorilla glass pure marketing?
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Na the glass does help but its all about how unlucky you are when you drop it, I have dropped mine and only have a small scratch where it hit but the screen is fine nothing on it.
[HTC One S] xxquicksh0txx:
And just because its a wood floor doesn't mean there isn't sand on it, or anything else that is similarly harder than the glass that will scratch it.

That being said though, I do have scratches on the top and bottom edges of the screen. Looks like from sliding it in my pocket. Never happened on my Amaze...
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Yep and I think I got really lucky, I dropped it right outside my house and was face down but as I said nothing on the screen itself.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Don't know about you guys, but my gorilla glass is really a life saver. I just clean my screen completely (leaving NO smudges) and found no small hairline scratches on the screen at all (no screen protector, had the device since early June)! I even dropped this sucker TWICE on concrete. All you guys hating gorilla glass can hop off, HTC did do something good with this device. I am impressed.

Watch, now that I posted this, tomorrow I'll drop it and get a huge scratch or completely shatter the screen :)
[HTC One S] xxquicksh0txx:
Yeah, I dropped mine on some concrete. We were sitting down and someone knocked it out of my hands. And it looks like the screen chipped, a couple of small chips.

I'm not sure how I'm getting these small scratches out of no where though. Just from putting it on and out of my pocket.
[HTC One S] bigystyle84:
I use a thin clear protector, change about monthly.

Guess its just for peace of mind.