[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
I just have to get back to this once more. I uninstalled Velis now and the flickering of the Buttons, which always occured when the app was adjusting the screen brightness, has gone. I suspect it being a conflict with Kernel Tuner's Backlight setting (i set it to dim and velis might interfere with that, trying to also adjust the button LED's while it adjusts the screen, Kernel Tuner then putting it back the supposed Setting).

And just to comment on the "wrong thread thing":

I partly disagree. The App was recommended here for users of Venom Viper One S. I am such a user. I thus wish to report for other users that it might cause issues with a common setup we often have here.

Nonetheless, one could argue that it then also belongs to the App Dev's thread and his attention. Well, i would say if this app would become some app used amongst a large group of venom users and many of them experiencing this issue, i would say, yes. But since its only me and probably due to my phone setup and not the app, why bother the dev with it?

Get my point?

Now, don't go explode on me again. Or else we might do some trolling via PM then. I am always up for some insulting :D

---------- Post added at 02:16 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:40 PM ----------

As long as it isn't a long time since you did a lot of rootin' ya chick all is good, we will help you. Well, with the other rooting. :angel:

First of, depends where you are coming from. Since you where coming from Viper 1.2.0 and the OTA didn't work out, that indicates severe problems with messed-up files and i would say: no way you just flash it without any wiping going on.

This is how i always do it when things get messy:

1: Kill all accessible partitions - use all Wipe functions in Recovery

2: Wipe again using the Bootloader "Factory Reset" function. (Optional)

Observe this

: do NOT use "Clear Storage" and "Factory Reset" from Bootloader when TWRP is installed as these two commands have bricked some SD's in the past. It also doesn't work. Instead, if you want to use the bootloader's wipe functions, flash the stock recovery first. It works very good with the Stock Recovery and your SD is safe then.

If you have trouble finding a copy of the stock recovery, just launch any RUU and leave it waiting for input, preferably a newer one, then navigate to the temp directory where it extracted itself to, grab the ROM.zip from there which has a recovery-signed.img in it. Extract it from the ROM.zip and flash in fastboot. Command would be "fastboot flash recovery recovery_signed.img"

Or make a batch script and place it together with the recovery to C:\Android or something like that (Wherever your Fastboot and ADB are)

:cd %:h
fastboot flash recovery recovery_signed.img
fastboot reboot
pause
exit

2a: Now you can use the "Factory Reset" function and also "Clear Storage" (clean out the SD Card - good thing to do! Backup first what you want to keep!)

Alternatively, relock bootloader, flash RUU, unlock again (unlocking/relocking Bootloader wipes SD Card!), flash TWRP or CWM recovery, then do the Viper.zip from there on. Notice: before flashing viper or right after (before it boots!) flash the viper kernel or fusion kernel. Zarboz' Bricked kernel can only be flashed after Viper or Fusion Kernel. It will not flash on RUU stock Kernel.

Do not let it boot without a flashed kernel or the factory RUU kernel! So better flash it before you flash viper.

The kernel flash command is: "fastboot flash boot boot.img" followed by "fastboot erase cache". Bricked Kernel is flashed from Recovery using a different method.

Tip: after viper booted the first time, do not unlock the lockscreen but rather leave it sit there for another 10 minutes. It needs to settle a little. Helps with its integrity and stability later. Do the same after flashing a new kernel.

[EDIT]

Here's a zip with my C:\Android Workfolder containing all vital files plus a collection of some useful scripts plus some recovery files (also stock from 2.31 RUU). Just extract all files to C:\Android. Have it or leave it. http://db.tt/ycVojgxe