yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Glad it went well for you :) You mean getting the "failed" response after attempting the factory reset? It works it's just that TWRP 2.2.0 skips a certain part while the newer versions just give you a straight out "failed", but they all work.

Actually, I think 2.2.0 is less of a hassle, I don't have to reboot the recovery as often to flash a ROM. With the newer ones I have an issue where it will fail to install a ROM right after I would wipe the cache and dalvik, so I've always had to reboot the recovery to make it work right, not so with 2.2.0
[HTC One V] jodhas:
[/COLOR]

I'm sorry about my ignorance, I too am interested in doing this.

But I don't know what to do with the file.

downloaded the kernel.

do i extract the boot.img and fastboot flash boot boot.img via adb?

do i also flash the .zip afterwards?

Thanks!

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How are you guys over clocking this? Which kernel and where is the of menu accessible?..

Thanks in advance
[HTC One V] x3reme85:
flash the zip first, then extract the boot image, then fastboot flash boot boot.img

and about overclock use setCPU app on the market
[HTC One V] jodhas:
Thanks and thanked :)
[HTC One V] x3reme85:
So far what do you think guys thinking of making the battery icon to blue and making my own theme.apk other than that im still doing some fixes on the contacts and also the sense recent apps APM and a new roise for it any suggestions you want to add to the ROM would be great thanks!!! :silly:
[HTC One V] served24:
Can you some how add a battery numerical percentage to the top bar (where it says date, wifi status, and location and such information)?

Otherwise i find it great! I really like the lock screen animations. Great work there.
[HTC One V] x3reme85:
Well do then will add it on the next update and thanks :laugh:
[HTC One V] served24:
Also, if its possible, can you include an app that lets you control kernel overclocking? I currently use SetCPU to control this because stock based ROMS don't include this. So if you could include this that'd be great!:laugh:
[HTC One V] blcistheking:
if you could also get rid of the camera shutter noise that would greatly be appreciated.
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
What a creeper... :p

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Personally, I don't think any new apps should be added, especially ones that you can easily get on the market yourself. Updates to apps already in the ROM, and including any newer HTC apps and widgets would be great though. If anything, apps like Facebook, Twitter, and Google+ should be removed and left to the end user to choose and download instead of having them planted in the ROM as system apps. Play Magazines, Play Books, Play Movies & TV, and Play Music should also be removed and left to the end user to choose and download as well. I freed a significant amount of space from from the system and internal storage partitions by eliminating these apps, not to mention a small bit of RAM too :) It would also be nice if the Superuser app was updated as well as its binaries since both are pretty outdated.

I don't know if it's possible anymore, but is there a way to have other services sync to the calendar once again? I remember being able to see Facebook events in the calendar back when I used the stock ROM.

As served24 mentioned, a numerical battery in the status bar would be awesome! Also, I love where you're going with the theming, I love ICS/Jelly Bean blue!! You should do that with the rest of the status bar icons if you're able to :)
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
I agree with all of that. Especially because for whatever reason Google Play Music doesn't show under the "Installed" list but if you go directly to the app it does, and also because of this whenever there is an app update it fails.

Also I just noticed in regards to Superuser that it's using the Superuser app but the SuperSU binaries. Not sure what's up with that, but haven't had any issues with any apps needing root access.
[HTC One V] yakaaithiri:
HI, i am coming from stock , i flashed your rom as per the instructions . But after flashing i am getting boot loop .. The phone reboot continuously. I flashed the boot also from the fastboot as the last step.

Can you tell me as how to fix this.
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
You just have to go into recovery and wipe the cache and dalvik once more and reboot to system :)
[HTC One V] yakaaithiri:
I did the dalvik and cache wipe ... But still the boot loop continues .. Couldnt fix it. :(

My version of

hboot 1.53.0000

radio 1.00.00.0928
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Ah, you have the OTAs radio which is incompatible with the kernel. You have to run the RUU to revert to the original radio... You can check two or three pages back, I offered help on this matter before :) I'm going to bed... :p

Fine... Here's a guide to revert back to original radio using the RUU. After that you can do the unlock and bootloader process again. DON'T FORGET TO WIPE CACHE AND DALVIK AGAIN AFTER FLASHING THE KERNEL IN BOOTLOADER.

http://androidforums.com/one-v-all-...ock-rom-ruu-after-bricking-rooted-device.html
[HTC One V] yakaaithiri:
Thanks for your guide .. I flashed the phone with the older radio .. Now everything seems to be fine .. There is no bootloop :) ..

Thanks you soo much :)
[HTC One V] pug_ster:
Clueless me, I didn't RTFM. Now it is working.
[HTC One V] robaho:
[CDMA] x3reme Sense

Apply my patches. It will go away. You also need to the hardware menu keys in the boot config.
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
I'm assuming your post is in reference to the settings/menu button softkey, in which case, my question is what patches?
[HTC One V] GUImess:
I don't know where the option is. But that is called an overflow menu. I believe i saw the button in jellybean though. So there may not be an option to turn it off in ics.
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
I think Pimp my Rom had something to with OverFlow.

And check all settings. I could've sword I seen it in Sense somewhere. Maybe hidden device menu?
[HTC One V] Zakman72:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

There's a line you can add to build.prop to fix that.

EDIT: add this to build.prop and reboot:

qemu.hw.mainkeys=1
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
I meant to quote this guy.... It got so hard on the phone to do it...
[HTC One V] yakaaithiri:
Guys, i am currently struck my bootloader cant be unlocked thanks to the HTCDEV site for troubling me 3 days .. Is there a way i can flash a rom without unlocking the bootloader.

Also is there a way i can get the SPC/MSL of my mobile without rooting.?

PLease help ..
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
What exactly did you do?

Do you have a custom recovery at least?

And you should still be able to use the RUU. You should've came to us sooner. :P
[HTC One V] yakaaithiri:
This is a new Vigrin Mobile HTC ONE V cdma... I want to read the SPC of the mobile to do some service programming. But HTC Dev site is down, so i cant get the unlock token and then root the mobile. So i wanted to know , if there is a way to flash some already rooted custom roms with the bootloader in locked state , so that i can read my MSL/SPC ... Hope you understood my issue :)
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
Thanks for all the replies. :)

Mechqueen did PM me as well, so thanks again to them.

I just got home from work so will try it out in a bit.

For flashing just a custom ROM not sure if you need it unlocked or not.

BUT....

For flashing a custom recovery (which you need to flash ROMs) and for flashing the boot.img (since our device doesn't have S-OFF) you DO NEED UNLOCK.
[HTC One V] yakaaithiri:
For flashing just a custom ROM not sure if you need it unlocked or not.

BUT....

For flashing a custom recovery (which you need to flash ROMs) and for flashing the boot.img (since our device doesn't have S-OFF) you DO NEED UNLOCK.[/QUOTE]

Is there a way i am use to read the MSL of the device without the need of root ?
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
qemu.hw.mainkeys=1

Worked like a charm and the ugly button is gone, so thanks again all.

Is there a way i am use to read the MSL of the device without the need of root ?[/QUOTE]

Check your post in the Q&A thread - I responded there.
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

From the sounds of it, S-OFF is needed.

Root is not needed to do the task as which you speak, but S-OFF is required?

Is this correct? :)
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Is it possible and will it work to change the build prop within the ROM zip before flashing?
[HTC One V] Zakman72:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Yes, that's what I did
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Awesome, that worked like a charm! It was really easy too!
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
Did you use a root explorer to open and edit the build prop or did you do it on your computer? I have a macbook so is that possible to do on my computer and it still be flashable?
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Nah man, and I just used ES file explorer and allowed it root access. It was really easy just copy and paste :)
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
Oh okay kool! :)
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

I was thinking the same thing, though I'm still using the 121712 update which I really like.
[HTC One V] x3reme85:
No is not dead im just wating for the sense 5 ui to come out on htc m7 btw really like the new icons and more stuff that I saw :P

EDIT: but I'll try to make a quick update by these weekend :)
[HTC One V] x3reme85:
:cyclops: :D :p
[HTC One V] russellvone:
absolute.y love this rom. have tried PROVISION, AOKP, BLACK JELLY, SUPRIMO, CM10, this is my number one fave awesome job. PROVISION is number 2
[HTC One V] demoport:
Great ROM! Everything is working great and running very smoothly. I did replace the default launcher with Nova Launcher and honestly, I couldn't be any happier. I'm also glad that you got rid of that soft menu button :)

Thank you! :good::highfive:
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Does nova launcher lag on you a little? I bought the pro version for a quarter a while back and it lags a little in the transitions. Definitely love this ROM, hands down the best ICS one available, plus sense is not bad at all IMO.
[HTC One V] jeepjeep2010:
Yeah me too, cant wait for an update! Sense 5 looks intresting. It's amazing to me how developers like this get our phones running better than paid compainies.
[HTC One V] demoport:
I have had nova launcher running since I installed this ROM and so far its been a pretty smooth experience.
[HTC One V] Rumex:
Hi for first sorry my english...

I have some problem - install x3reme010213 (full wipe and factory reset, before installation and after). WiFi does not work (does not start), 2-3min try to start and after says - "Error".... same problem have whis this ROM . Install this on my HTC ONE V (Virgin) + TWRP2 Recovery. Please help me what im do wrong.
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
If those are the only things you did, then you did three things wrong:

First, and most important, you didn't follow the instructions.

Second, you didn't double-check the instructions, or do any kind of search to see why this is happening.

And finally, you didn't flash the boot.img from the ZIP file using the fastboot command.
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Seems you didn't flash the boot.img in fastboot, and/or wiped the cache and dalvik after that.

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I take it back, it works great now, must've been a different Nova build or ICS ROM I've been using before :)
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
I've been running it for a few days. I did a few things to it myself. Updated APKS in the zip, removed bloat I didn't need, included HTC Setup so all my apps can auto-install, and trimmed it here and there. :)
[HTC One V] Rumex:
yeah i'm really forgot flash boot.img ..... now i'm flash it and my phone always restart :eek: , use my saved recovery and it also reboot always :crying: where i can get original boot.img???
[HTC One V] demoport:
You will need to follow this guide to downgrade your radio: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2018518

The reason why you keep getting reboots is because your phone is shipped with an updated radio thats incompatible with custom roms/kernels.

Just follow that guide to downgrade your radio then you can unlock the bootloader and root your one v again.
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Coming from previous x3reme sence Rom do I need full wipe for 02/02/2013 update ?
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

I'll just full wipe for safety
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Which features have been removed? I'm dying to try out the new 020213 update and this is my only concern :)
[HTC One V] x3reme85:
it's the same keyboard just that the features are off and yeah I use that alot also working on a stable fix for recent apps and the dialer on contacts was missing but for now there gone

WHAT FEATURES ARE OFF:

Full sense lockscreen

Trace

App rotation drawer

And adding live wallpaper
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

10-4 buddy. Still love your work. Absolutely the best ROM made for the HTC One V CDMA primoC. I personally will not be moving to another. " if it ain't broke.... Don't brake it! AWSOME work dev(s).
[HTC One V] Rumex:
BIG THX !! i'm downgrade my radio and install this ROM. Wery nice ROM (think best available).

I have 2 questions:

1) what is the red blink around screen sometimes ?

2) how to off setup button in applications ?

maybe

x3reme85

can create little patch witch may off "red blink" and "setup button in applications".

P.S. sorry my english :o
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
I haven't experienced the red blink that you have mentioned, but i can help you remove the black settings button found in some apps :)

1) Download ES File Explorer

2) Go to settings in ES File Explorer and scroll down to "Root settings"

3) Select "Root Explorer" and click "allow" when Superuser prompts you to

4) Then select "Mount File System" as well

5) Go back to the ES interface and tap the "Favorites" button on the top left corner

6) Tap the phone icon labeled as "/"

7) select the "system" folder and scroll all the way down to the "build.prop" and open in using ES Note Editor

8) scroll all the way down and add this line to the file:

qemu.hw.mainkeys=1

9) Save the "build.prop" if prompted and reboot your device :)
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

I have experienced red blink. If you have over clocked your phone keep the governor ondemand and your io scheduler sio that has fixed the issue for me
[HTC One V] Rumex:
Thx you, im remove settings button ! :good:

see this - "red blink".. i have 2 PrimoC whis x3remeSense010213 (previos version) and on both see that red bugs.....

This effect appears as it seems when heavily loaded processor

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqVL6A5D05o&feature=youtu.be
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Interesting, I keep mine around 1.4-1.7GHz with smartassv2, lionheart, and ondemand under different loads an I've never seen it :confused:

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] Rumex:
i'm don't have over clocked, jast install this ROM.. how can i fix that? Can you explain to me step by step like rickyx32 :highfive: :good:
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Seems like my idea was incorrect the over loaded processor makes sence. After installing Rom Di you wipe dalvick cache and cache again? You should probably reboot into bootloader (power+volume down) then select recovery. Once one recovery just wipe CACHE and DALVICK CASHE only.then reboot system. Try that if you haven't found a fix yet.
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

1) download No Frills CPU Control

2) change the maximum CPU frequency to 1.402GHz

3) keep the minimum CPU frequency at 245MHz

4) keep the governor on "ondemand" for now

5) keep the scheduler on "sio" for now

6) tap "apply on boot"

7) and tap "apply" at the bottom left side of the application :)

Notes:

If you want better battery efficiency then change the governor to "smartassv2" and select apply.

If you want more power then change the maximum cpu frequency to 1.498GHz, or 1.709GHz.

Don't ever go beyond 1.709GHz, as the improvements don't justify the battery drain, and the Adreno 205 GPU, and the One V's low amount of RAM may be a bottleneck to performance anyways.

Keep in mind that the higher the maximum frequency the faster battery will drain.

Hope this helps :)

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] Zakman72:
So what does the current lockscreen look like?
[HTC One V] x3reme85:
its the stock one had the full sense lockscreen
[HTC One V] Rumex:
Thx you, yeah i forgot wipe, now i'm wipe CACHE and DALVIK CACHE but problem still there.

i do all what you say, but always see that red blink( but THX for trying to help me :good:

that blink always see when CPU is overloaded..... like HDD Led on PC... its not hardware or software problem i think, and it can be turned off... but where :confused:
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Hahaha, I wasn't trying to address the red blinking problem. You said that you wanted to overclock your One V so I showed you how. Again I never seen the red blinking issue so I don't know much about it. I am running a modified 121712 update and I also ran 010213 update for a while and never experienced it, so it must be something to do with the latest 020213 release, but I'll look into it :)

It's great that you posted a video though, I'm sure that someone will identify the issue and help you out.
[HTC One V] Rumex:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

I will try to install 020213 today
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
I found no errors with the latest release. The release before it seemed bit faster, but anyways.... The person with the red screen blink. What kernel are you using? What did you flash in order?
[HTC One V] Rumex:
kernel from x3remeSense010213_signed.zip
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
I've had no issues like that with current release, or any of the previous 5, and I've been running it at 1.901 GHz.

Was happy to see the 3 dots were not at the bottom of any of my apps so yay! :)

But yes, it does seem slower than last release, and not having the lockscreen shortcuts kinda sucks but meh.

Technically though, the fastest release (imo) was the one with the cool Beats boot animation...12-24-2012 I believe. My phone was real smooth with that one and only took 5-7sec to bootup.
[HTC One V] Rumex:
1) Make a Full Wipe (Factory Reset,System,Cache,and Davlik Cache)

2) Install ROM

3) Wipe Cache,and Davlik Cache (tried without this step)

4) Fastboot flash boot boot.img

thats all.

P.S. install x3remeSense020213, all ok - no "red blinks" whis old kernel. But where is the beautiful sense icons, live wallpapers and weather lock screen... ehh. :crying:
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Why is it that this is the only room that every thing is100%?
[HTC One V] shadowmike:
because this is a stock enhanced rom. but even still not 100%

if this was a contract phone we would have way more devs. but because this is a prepaid cheap phone (CDMA) not to many devs care to look into it.

gsm version is a bit difference because its world wide.
[HTC One V] served24:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Is this ROM still getting updates?
[HTC One V] x3reme85:
Yes i'm actually working on it but I get little time to actually get to work on some updates btw just posted some new pics of what is upcoming on the update :)
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
It's looking awesome :) Thank you for all the effort!
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Thanks dev(s) lookingGOOD!:thumbup::D
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Car app forces close
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Does it just straight out close on you or what? Give a little more detail because mine works just fine lol

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Force close as soon as I open
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

I keep forgetting that I have an earlier build, that explains why mine works.

Here's another reason why I love this rom:

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] served24:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

How much do you over clock your phone to?
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

I like to keep it like how it is in my signature at 1.709GHz. I got 3230 using this frequency, but it does vary between 3128-3230 most of the time. The few times I did it using 1.901GHz it varied from 3009-3450, so I thought I'd keep just keep it at 1.709GHz for when I play intensive games.

There are few times when you do get a pretty low score, but I'm not sure what causes it. Maybe it's a background process during the benchmark that botches it, or maybe just an app error or the OC app, but I don't know.

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] zedorda:
Just wanted to share the experience I had when trying your ROM the first time. In an effort to help others that may run into this issue them self's.

I followed the instructions to the letter and was having an error just trying to install the ROM. I was running TWRP 2.3.3.0 and I saw that there was a newer version so maybe that was why the flash was glitching. I upgraded my recovery to the latest 2.4.0.1 but still same error. After researching the error to maybe find the source it turns out the error was kernel related. So I improvised and flashed the boot.img before trying to install the ROM against the instructed method and that fixed it right up. I still did the full wipe before and rewiped the dalvik and cache at the end. This may not be needed when updating the ROM.

P.S. There is an update to Google Now on the play store but is not compatible with our device?
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

The fault doesn't really lie with TWRP, just follow these instructions when installing any ROM involving ICS/Sense and the HTC One V.

1) Do a factory reset in TWRP, it may say that it failed, but it does do it.

2) Wipe the system.

3) Wipe the cache.

4) Wipe the dalvik.

5) Flash the ROM, and reboot to bootloader.

6) Flash the boot.img using fastboot, and go into recovery.

7) Wipe the cache and dalvik once again.

8) Reboot to system.

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] zedorda:
Never said the problem was TWRP. The problem is that the kernel I was running did not have the ability to properly flash the ROM. The kernel is loaded while in TWRP so flashing the kernel was required for me to be able to flash this ROM. The error I was getting was a kernel error dealing with large files. If you want to recreate the problem I was having simply download PACman ROM 19.3 and go through the full flashing bit proper. I was able to twice just so I knew it was the issue.
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Ah okay, I don't think I've ever had that problem. Lately I've been trying out all the JB ROMs and then reverting back to ICS after a while. Which kernel did 19.3 use?
[HTC One V] x3reme85:
Nice looking clock widget and rosie launcher get them while there hot hahaa..

Use root explorer or any similar app

copy and paste to /system/app/

and set permissions to 0664 -r-r-rw

Reboot and Enjoy!! :laugh:
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Do you have to have the latest ROM release? I have the 121712 and I lost access to the phone since the rosie didn't work. I had to extract the old Rosie.apk from the ROM and make it flashable in TWRP. How about the clock app? I haven't tried it.
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
Re: [CDMA] x3reme Sense

Random thought, might be worth trying to flash the new rosie.apk in the zip and see if it works. Maybe there was an issue copying it like the permissions not sticking.
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Was thinking just that, I'll try it and report back :)

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Flashing the rosie and clock widget worked like a charm :) Not sure what happened, I was using ES File Explorer with root access and it wrote the right permissions too, but oh well. These look nice! Not sure if I should wait for the next update to get the new icons and such, or just use the 020213 ROM??
[HTC One V] x3reme85:
Just to get you guys posted Curiousn00b and myself are working on a new project so keep an eye for the next rom :laugh:
[HTC One V] shadowmike:
nice, would you happen to be able o give like a timeframe ? i know its usually number one rule not to ask but.. like a week ?for a alpha beta