yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] :
Won't happen due to the no share rule they have. So until official JB comes out you are just going to have to wait.

Edit: Just wanted to say I don't care anyway to be honest, JB is alright I suppose but TD is soooooooo much better for me so I'm more than happy to wait for the official and even then it's going to take something special to get me off Trickdroid 8.1.0, as my sig says.... Absolute Perfection!
[HTC One S] torxx:
We can also do a JB build as we have Football in our team and he can encrypt us the RUU but we don't want to report the tweaks again when JB offical is out
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
I think viper runs pretty well at the moment and it would just be ridiculous to do the huge porting task twice.

That really is a massive undertaking and most of the involved people haven't gotten the time to spare for this.

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[HTC One S] blaxtar.inc:
Okay, so I followed 'essentialmindz' advice and updated my radio to this one http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1998270. I must say that it was a improvement but I am still unable to surf the web on my data connection while on a call. It used to work just fine on 1.2.0 and I can't imagine why it's not working on 1.2.1. Anyone else having this issue or have any suggestions on how to fix it. Thanx. Great ROM other than that.
[HTC One S] uroojjj:
I always Had This Issue while Using 2g connection but on 3g Can make calls and surf net
[HTC One S] TheEndHK:
Fall back to Beast kernel rc4.5. It's the lastest ver that doesn't has battery drain. The only problem on me in rc4.5 is cpu0 can't underclock(I underclocked my cpu) in kernel tuner, it will return to max mhz after some periods, cpu1 is okay.

If it doesn't has battery issue, this is a good kernel indeed, it gives me more screen time over stock kernel. Overall better battery life but I think the system responsive is a bit slower than stock kernel, I underclocked my cpu so I noticed it, you guys run at full speed should not feel it.

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The battery life in stock JB isn't as good as ViperOneS, so people wanted an optimized JB for crazy, I myself is one of them.
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Not too sure about the drain being caused by that kernel.

I have it too and I notice various malfunctions in my current installation, which lead me to believe that the drain is probably one of several symptoms for a messed-up android install.

I actually believe that the frequent kernel updates were no good. The frequent re-flashing broke stuff. Nearly sure about that.

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[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Back in my day on the Nexus One, we used to flash different kernels and ROM updates many times every day and we never had anything 'break' because of it. I'm pretty sure the drain is Z's kernel's fault. On good old fusion kernel I have no drain at all. As soon as I flashed Z's kernel, on a clean install mind you, I have instant on constant drain. I'm only sticking with Z's kernel because of the overclocks that run nice with GTA Vice City.

The drain on Z's kernel is random though. Some nights I can leave my phone off the charge and it will only waste 3~4% battery. Other nights I'll see 8~9% discharge while doing nothing different.
[HTC One S] victoryo:
Hi guys,

Can someone help me? I got a weird WIFi issue.

I came from trickdroid so did a clean install.

I can connect to WiFi but lose it very often and it keeps reconnecting.

Also tried an other kernel but have the same problem.

Iam on Hboot 1.13

What can I do to solve this problem?

Smalbandversion:

0.16.31501S.17_2_10.23.31501S.10L
[HTC One S] :
Upgrade your radio its a well documented issue with 0.16, with the hboot you have its going to be either downgrade it or relock and run ruu. I'm on the 1.06es and have zero issues with it (2.31 ruu).
[HTC One S] victoryo:
Thanks, just downgraded the Hboot and flashed the radio 1.08es. Hope it's all good now :D

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Omg, i downgraded the hboot and after a few reboots the phone is stuck at the HTC quietly briliant screen.

Also in the beginning i was still able to go in the recovery. And now not more. I see the recovery blinking and the phone goes black.

Omg what happend :eek:
[HTC One S] :
[S4]Radio_1.08es.50.02.21_10.09c.50.04L Vodafone UK RUU OTA 2.35

You do now it was the Vodaphone UK RUU? Which means bloatware city, guessing you haven't done Supercid to run EU roms to debrand.

And go to bootloader and fastboot flash a recovery if the other has become corrupted.
[HTC One S] victoryo:
I was able to switch to radio 1.06es before my phone stopped working. So that's the radio on it now.

I flashed recovery again in fastboot but still can't get into it. I followed the downgrade steps and also used

the supercid file and puted my IMEI number in it. So the phone should be supercidded. But maybe there is the problem?

But i can't do the tutorial again because i can't get in my phone. It bootloops now :S
[HTC One S] Tyler DeLarge:
A stupid question:

We can flash with fastboot? And kernel?

Thanks
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Misread, thought you said withOUT :) No. This ROM requires that you have to flash the boot.img in fastboot, regardless what hboot you are on. If you don't you'll just get a black screen upon boot.
[HTC One S] :
Return to stock maybe and retry?

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Flash what the kernel? And kernel what? I'm confused! (Not a hard thing to do)
[HTC One S] victoryo:
You know where i can find tutorial to go to stock and the stock ruu? :)
[HTC One S] :
Here is the guide.... All three lines of it :D

Relock bootloader.

Download RUU (Make sure to get the correct version or it wont run, as you have 1.06es radio and have supercid then I suggest the 2.31. *See edit)

Plug phone into computer, turn on phone into bootloader, run RUU on pc.

Bish bash bosh and jobs a good un!

*Edit: Going soft again, damn these new meds the doctor has me on! Heres a link to it before you ask for it... (makes a note to get doctor to change tablets back)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1861981

Side Note (for the old school out there) - Remember Death SPL! Damn kids got it easy these days, sure as hell would have sorted the men from the boys a long time ago :D
[HTC One S] Evil-Monkey:
IF you didn't run a new RUU, try flashing stock kernel, or klin's via toolkit. i was only able to access fastboot and not recovery after multple flash attempts. it would boot recovery for a split second then loop. Flashing the stock kernel booted my phone right up.

All else fails, start from scratch.
[HTC One S] cragains:
How to add option to allow sending anyfile through txt messaging

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[HTC One S] cannondale0815:
I've never flashed anything using fastboot. I use TWRP and never had to.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Weird, I'm on hboot 1.06 with TWRP and this ROM would never work unless I flashed the boot.img.
[HTC One S] kaymado:
same here, it was stuck and not starting until i flashed the boot. im on the latest twrp - flashed with all in one tool, not sure if thats connected...

came from the sense based miui

on another rom, Ville's, i did notice that although i flashed it only with twrp, everything was was fine. But, after flashing the boot.img via fastboot, the score on quadrant was better!

im enjoying this one a lot

Thanks to the geniuses devoted people behind the effort!
[HTC One S] Tyler DeLarge:
Hi, can i see what hboot i have?
[HTC One S] :
Yeah bootloader.
[HTC One S] victoryo:
Thanks mate! Got it running again after installing that stock RUU. So happy.

My hboot is now 1.14 xD.

But I think i won't do a downgrade again. 1.14 and radio 1.06es is no problem with Viper i guess?
[HTC One S] :
None at all everything including your wifi troubles should be all good now and only thing hboot restricts is flashing radio's but now your on the latest anyway it's no hardship at all. When flashing roms use Flash Image Gui to flash boot.img's as it cuts out the need for fastbooting and your as they would say 'golden' :D
[HTC One S] he_stheone64:
Most answers were already posted here yesterday, but in your case I have to address it myself :D

The data icon is the one annoying flaw, we never could resolve here, but is has no effect to actual data speeds. In terms of recovery the guys here are spot on, CWM sucks on HOS. TWRP clearly is the right choice for our device.

Say my best to your girlie and hopefully we can start soon on a International JB leak for One S. In any case our Rom will always take a while, since with the new platform most code needs to be rewritten and this is over 100.000 lines of code. Then we need to merge it and adapt stuff to each single device, which means more time. So Viper can never be first, but the result is worth the effort.
[HTC One S] :
Thanks stoney for taking the time to reply especially for me:)

I will have to let a couple of days pass before I am allowed to go near her phone again :)

The lessons-learned for me are:

- use Flash Image GUI for flashing boot.img

- refrain from using nandroids (unless I missed something here, as the restore of boot.img will fail)

- Downgrade of BL not possible for me as I dont have a linux build handy
[HTC One S] :
You can use nandroid and I highly recommend you do it may not flash boot.img but thats easily overcome by fastboot flashing it if needed and if using the same rom it won't be as the kernel is left intact. So you only ever need to flash boot.img if changing roms and if changing back to flash a nandroid simply use Flash Image Gui from within a rom to flash boot.img back go to recovery and restore nand. If in recovery you can restore nand then into bootloader to fastboot flash boot.img.
[HTC One S] he_stheone64:
1. as long as it`s only her phone, you should be alright :silly::laugh::fingers-crossed:

2. No problem doing that via cmd, just make sure you also use "fastboot erase cache" command after flashing boot.img. That`s not mandatory, but safer.

3. After restoring nandroid of a ROM, that has a different boot.img, always boot in fastboot mode first, then flash the matching boot.img and then finally reboot. This procedure is only not necessary, if your hboot is lower then .13 and you use TWRP. Since you have a new device, I`m pretty sure your hboot is higher and as a consequenze you always need to restore boot.img after the nandroid via fastboot.
[HTC One S] Tyler DeLarge:
Ok, i have hboot 1.14.002

What boot.img should i flash on my hboot?

Thanks
[HTC One S] :
Boot.img from whatever rom your using there isn't a specific .img to use for hboot version what it means is that with a higher hboot you have to fastboot flash the roms boot.img because it won't flash in recovery. Just means an extra step is all.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Is the zerocam mod working? On 1.2.1
[HTC One S] alphaeagle777:
Yes
[HTC One S] victoryo:
What kernel do you guys use on this Rom? Thinking about trying Beastmode BRICK version or Fusion 3.1

Edit: lol just flashed fusion 3.1 with fastboot and phone hangs on HTC Beats logo, great.

So this kernel is not compatible with this rom, or??
[HTC One S] cannondale0815:
Wrong fusion kernel. This is the one you are looking for:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1851841

But it's not maintained anymore. Use Zarboz' Bricked kernel instead.
[HTC One S] victoryo:
Ahh, thanks. But i can't install Zarboz bricked kernel because iam on Hboot 1.14 xD

I thought to be smart and flash the zip and after that flash the boot.img with fastboot but i couldn't find the boot.img

of his version :(
[HTC One S] :
You heard of this magical tool they call 'Search'? A mythical beast that if you ask it a question it will provide the answer! Personally I think its just bullcrap but hey... :D

We have a way around it and has been discussed at length in Z's thread. First download Fusion (not the ASOP one this time ;)) and flash the boot.img (either stock or oc) then reboot to recovery and flash Z's. Why it works I don't know but it does.
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Yeah and please bow in eternal gratitude because it was me who found out :D (just mentioning this to bum a few thanks of you guys)

No, seriously, it is very mysterious to those not in the know but it does somehow unlock the kernel partition for writing via the xHausx method.

My theory is, that the stock kernel doesn't allow stuff being DD'ed into its own partition which is basically done by Zarboz Kernel Flasher (a xhausx derivate) and thus you need a kernel that supports this sh!t. Don't ask me technical details here or drive over me with a truck because i got it wrong, it's just some know-nothing dude's random guess...
[HTC One S] victoryo:
Thank you. It worked. Hope its a good kernel and battery is good
[HTC One S] cannondale0815:
Use Kernel Tuner to optimize and fine tune battery life.
[HTC One S] :
Yes yes Mr I can't read past the first post *coughs* :D

And your theory sounds a lot better than my 'It's just does!' explanation and one 'bummed' thanks is yours! Hahaha
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
:thumbup:

:D

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[HTC One S] ignitros:
Has anyone figured out a fix for the missing dialer? I downloaded an apk file from a previous post here that people have said would fix it but it will not install. Any other ideas?
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Most likely needs to be put into system/app for that to work.
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
That missing dialer thing happened in the first release of 1.2.0, which then got reuploaded with the dialer fix integrated. Since then, the ROM had been updated to 1.2.1 and actually should not show a missing dialer problem anymore.

The best thing for you would be to just update your phone with the latest ROM.

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[HTC One S] ignitros:
I did the OTA update and still having the problem. Should I just reload the whole ROM from scratch then?
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Yes.

Obviously the OTA didn't work out right then.

I did that yesterday too. Everything works good.

When the flash has completed, remember to boot it up and let it settle for 10 minutes before unlocking the lockscreen, then do the setup, then reboot to recovery and wipe the cache.

After that you can flash another kernel if you like.

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[HTC One S] he_stheone64:
Worked :silly::laugh::p
[HTC One S] Tyler DeLarge:
why skins that i install, don t appear in options?
[HTC One S] trollallot:
First you look for them In personalize then skin...2 nd where are you getting them from? If from the hub there are a couple I've noticed that don't work.

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[HTC One S] Tyler DeLarge:
yes from Venom Hub... for esample the skin Toxico,
[HTC One S] trollallot:
Yeah that is one...but you can find a working copy here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2033476

Team 420 and the Band of Misfits! SKINS! Updated 12-13

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[HTC One S] Tyler DeLarge:
ohhh thanks man
[HTC One S] Rampage:
... With the new viper 1.2.1 version they worked for me.

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[HTC One S] andrewt328:
in venom tewaks then buttons. I put the volume up to turn on screen and volume down to turn off screen. But sometimes they still adjust the ring or media volume when pressed. is there any way to totally cancel the volume action of the side buttons so they will purely turn on and off the screen? thanks
[HTC One S] trollallot:
Nice I didn't even think that he was running an older version...newer version of viper has version check for skins disabled

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[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Good Boy. :D

Not that anyone else got the message though. Well Shadow did but he's got his brain fried anyway so his thanks are random me would fink. :rolleyes:

Just sayin...

Apart from that we wish to report to the royal court that this ROM once again kicks 4ss for sure! :D Zarboz' Kernel on a fresh flesh... erm flash of viper is doin' a neat job now, partly interrupted by Velis Auto Brightness (erm... thanks Shadow for this slight f\/ck up.. your tip it was, yes indeed) which is messing with the capacitive buttons a lot. Other than that, Runtime gettin' rather decent now with 15/2 hours (Uptime/Screentime) and 40% still to go...

Vital settings are (if anyone is interested or needs some initial advice):

MPdecision in Kernel Tuner is set to:

My phone is an ever changing experiment, so consider these values something good along the track. It's far from a perfect setup though.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Does anyone else run Velis auto brightness? If so, is it supposed to help battery by dimming the screen better or something? I'm going to try it out as soon as I find my phone.
[HTC One S] :
Hold on there fella.

My thanks was for actually making me laugh but hell if thats how you feel I won't trouble you with any again. Now as for the suggestion of Velis auto brightness I have been using the program from it's creation and it has NEVER messed with captive back lights. Its only function is to give you control of your screen backlights. So before blaming me for your phones issues or the software I had recommended (not forced) people to use in a different thread try checking out the link I also provided to the thread where you could have asked for a solution /help although they would have told you what I did. It's your phone not the app! Whether its another program interfering or not I don't know but I will give you some advice and that is instead of blaming me next time go speak to the creator of the app and help to find a solution rather than moaning out here like a little girl.
[HTC One S] Raptylos:
Yes, I am running it and it has a huge impact on batterylife. It is very simple to adjust the autobrightness to your needs. Thank you, shadowch31 for the hint.
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Find your phone? Lol :)

Shadow recommended it but I noticed that it somehow seems to conflict with the capacitive buttons regulation. Them keep rapidly dimming/increasing their light when the screen brightness adjusts.

Also, I didn't notice any major light change although setting it to quite radical settings.

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[HTC One S] :
Fair enough still moaning....

I'll post a video tomorrow proving it is not the app but your phone or a conflict on it.

Sorry no more talk about it in here, my bad going off topic.
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Mate, I was just messing with you, not trying to put sh¡t on you.

I'm sure Velis is good but it does somehow cause the buttons lights to act up since I installed it.

I don't pretend it's gonna be doing that to everyone, it's probably just my phone as you rightly state.

Nonetheless, it's still worth a comment don't you think? After all, there's always a slight chance these things happen to others too.

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[HTC One S] :
I agree fella but in the appropriate thread. I did link to his thread so this would have been better placed there where you are more likely to find someone who may share your issue thus hopefully finding you a solution also.
[HTC One S] ignitros:
Can I just move the Viper ROM.zip to my phone storage and then boot into recovery and install the ROM that way or do I need to go through the whole process as if I were a first time installer of the ROM? Sorry for so many noob questions.... it's been awhile since I actually did alot of rooting and romming.
[HTC One S] dominikano1:
can anyone tell me why I can't connect my wifi??
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Dude, are you disabled?! Use the search feature instead of BOLDING your stupid question! Also, improve your attitude, and provide more information if you have a question.
[HTC One S] MrToastedAndroid:
Is there a toggle in Venom Tweaks to make the soft keys light up when you receive a notification?

I remember watching a video on YouTube about someone running a CM rom on his phone somehow got his soft keys to light up and flash when he got a notification
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Try this app:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1958939

It lights up the button dash board when there is a notification. You can also customize the length / frequency of on/off time.

To answer your question: no, Venom Tweaks does not have this option.
[HTC One S] MrToastedAndroid:
Thanks for the quick reply! Definitely going to try it out.

Maybe the Venom team can add it to the tweats? I think it is a very useful feature!
[HTC One S] germandude68:
Did a clean install of Viper ROM 1.2.1 and Zarboz's RC5.1 kernel and today I'm getting good results. 16 hours on battery and still going. 3 hours screen time and still 31% battery left. The fresh install of the ROM helped a lot. Such time is very good for my specific phone and the hardware it has.

- CM brightness control on Venom tweaks

- CPU0 = smartass v2

- CPU1 = badass

- 1728mhz

- sio

- Rest is all defaults

Note: only did a factory reset from TWRP, wiped cache and delvik and installed the ROM. Let it settle for 10 minutes after the install.
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Then you are getting very similar results like i am now. Maybe a factory reset is enough but i am paranoid regarding this. I don't trust it. If this device was a cassette player i'd disassemble it and clean the rubber rolls with some alcohol :D
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
@sneaky...or one s "all in one kit" for stock recovery, etc. But where's the adventure in that right? Lol

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[HTC One S] nikaredda:
hello I installed the new version 1.2.1 rom. I do not have root permissions.
[HTC One S] andrewt328:
My Facebook live sync constantly runs... Anyone else have this problem?
[HTC One S] unknown89:
Download the Su.zip google it and flash it....worked for me
[HTC One S] nikaredda:
Hi, I too have the same porblema after installing the new rom, superSU does not give me permission to Root. I tried to uninstall as you did? what is the procedure?
[HTC One S] germandude68:
Good point Sneaky. Next time I'll clean the rubber rolls, while on those meds Shadow is on :D
[HTC One S] Tyler DeLarge:
Is this best rom with sense?
[HTC One S] Rampage:
Yes

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[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
Hahaha. Pretty much a question of opinion and personal taste right...

Some prefer trick droid...

Other ROM's? Are there any? :)

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[HTC One S] Rampage:
No :D

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[HTC One S] nikaredda:
FOR Sneakyghost

no one can help me? after the new rom version 1.2.1 I do not have permission to rott? how can I do? What is the procedure?
[HTC One S] trollallot:
Read 1 to 2 pages back

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[HTC One S] lonoguge:
:(( the latest update is not stable at all, can't get WiFi to work even after flashing the partitions (both). Not to mention the constant random reboots. Will post logcats if I can later today.
[HTC One S] verysick:
yes, best performance and battery, viper + bricked
[HTC One S] KT:
If by latest update you're referring to v1.2.1 of the ROM itself, I'd recommend re-flashing from scratch since I find 1.2.1 to be just as stable as 1.2.0... No random reboots or WiFi issues for me... which makes me think it is device specific... Hope you can solve it with a reflash :fingers-crossed:
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
:D you have my official permission to Rott!

Procedure: walk outside to were your compost is, bed yourself on it, put some worms on you, cover with Autumn leaves, then wait a few month. The rotting will automatically commence and finish.

Bones will be left over.

Ask neighbor to remove later. :)

No, honestly, just search for chainfire's thread and download his latest SuperSU. Flash it in recovery and you should have root access again. If "root" is what you meant... :D

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[HTC One S] Rampage:
Lol best post I have ever read on xda hahaha :D:D:D

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[HTC One S] Jo_795:
Battery

I'm getting a weird glitch, at first I had 55% battery and when I charged it , it went down to 42% now its at 25% while charging... I tried wiping battery status, cache , so whats up???:confused:
[HTC One S] Mage42384:
Anybody else having issues with WiFi?