yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] boc11:
I copy build.prop to card storage, then connected to PC and added the text to the file. Then rewrite with root explorer. I can`t find in first page about setting permissions after editing.
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
I described the way over app, please use this one
[HTC One S] boc11:
Can`t find it, please provide link.
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
There's at least two of them free:

1.: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...vbS5qcnVtbXkuYXBwcy5idWlsZC5wcm9wLmVkaXRvciJd

2.: https://play.google.com/store/apps/...m9yZy5uYXRoYW4uamYuYnVpbGQucHJvcC5lZGl0b3IiXQ..

You can use either one to edit your build.prop.

[EDIT]

Just realized: kernel tuner also has a build.prop editor...
[HTC One S] boc11:
I installed the radio before last. Wifi is working, but again have the home button bug when ot EDGE.
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
Which radio is that? Try the 1.15 radio. So far, To me anyways the radios have been getting better with each new release, not much, but this last one I really noticed a difference for the better.

The old radios like 0.15, 0.16, etc, I believe are the ones that cause that home button issue to act up.

HTC_One_S | S-OFF | ViperOneS_2.2.0 | Black-Blue_Sense_Theme | Bulletproof_1.3
[HTC One S] Sneakyghost:
No. Actually it's all of them, some better, some worse. The later radios starting with a "1" shift the symptoms though. Less short press triggers, more long press triggers. So people were able to work around it with viper by disabling long press and choosing a newer radio. But some phones (all of the affected ones prior to June 2012) are hardware damaged. No radio will help those. With the later lots there's a good chance to fix it with a new radio though, there the hardware malfunction is not existing or only minimal, which makes software corrections an option.

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[HTC One S] knudsen19:
Hi

Before I flashed the latest cm radio my wifi and FM radio (Spirit UL) were both working, now none of them are. :( I'm on bubba vn4 kernel and Codename Lungo's latest for HTC one S, and I had changed the .so's files permission after flashing the kernel, to get wifi and fm radio to work, which they did. I' ve been reading in this thread that one of the radios should have a wifi fix, and I hope this one would fix both issues, but I can't seem to find out which of the cm radios that is?

EDIT: I figured a way out to fix both my issues. I flashed the kernel again and changed the permissions in system/lib/modules as stated in the bubba-kernel thread.
[HTC One S] Jeeza:
Hi! I'm on Trickdroid 9.1.0 (4.1.1 JB and Sense 4+) with baseband 1.11.50.05.28

Sorry for the noob questions, but which installer shouls I use? Sense v6 or Temporary v4?

Also, these are zips to be launched in recovery, is it right?

Thank you very much
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
Yes use the v6 first
[HTC One S] mo976:
(I hope this isn't a stupid question) I just found out that my carrier supports fast dormancy, that said do any of the radios in the V4 zip (for CM10.1) have fast dormancy turned on without the need for adding the change to build.prop every time I flash a new rom.

Thanks
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
Normally that's Rom related not radio :)
[HTC One S] mo976:
Kind of what I figured but thanks for confirming that said does anyone know if cm10.1 has fast dormancy enabled by default since its not listed in the build.prop
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
As far as i know, CM10.1 supports local.prop, (but I`m not sure),

you can add the fast dormancy values to /data/local.prop,

(possibly you have to create local.prop, set permissions to rw, r, r).

This will survive a rom flash, as long as you don`t use a full-wipe.

Edit:

as far as I know, fast dormancy isn`t enabled by default.
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
I'm thinking not having this baseband version from Cincinnati Bell might be what is causing my signal issues. I don't think it is listed here
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
I suppose this is an issue I can't get any help with. There seems to be all of the radios except for one. There isn't an RUU for Cincinnati Bell either. Wish I would have never messed with this phone. I suppose there is no way to pull a baseband from an unrooted stock Cincinnati Bell One S? My sister never let me touch hers, probably a good thing lol.
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
It's not possible to get it without root, but if you have, I include the radio:)
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
After I first rooted my One S and installed recovery i made a Nandroid but that was when it was ICS. Would that include the radio or could we pull the radio from it?
[HTC One S] Shash747:
Procedure

I have the international version S4. Im S-OFF, on HBOOT 2.15 and Radio 1.11, running ViperOne S 2.1.0

I get good battery life on Wi-Fi, but it is pathetic when I'm on 3G. I've tried formatting, flashed different kernals, and pretty much everything else. I'm beginning to think it might be because of my radio.

I couldn't really understand much in this thread, but I'm guessing there's a 1.15 radio available for my phone? If yes, how do i flash it? I've downloaded the zip, do I simply run it?

Is being S-OFF going to cause any issues? should i do something before i flash?

can anyone enlighten me on the whole procedure?
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
Soff it's good to go, download zip and flash in recovery, you will find it in eu section
[HTC One S] Shash747:
I made a mistake in my earlier post. I'm S-ON. Not S-OFF. Could this have been the reason for the mess?

I flashed it.

Now my Wi-Fi connects but there's no transmission. it's absolutely blank. As good as dead.

Data works fine.

i checked my bootloader, radio still 1.11

what do i do now?
[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
Hi!

local.prop format for enabling fast dormancy is the same as build.prop? So ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule=1 and that's it?

I'll test it anyway... I just wanted to be sure if you happen to know it.

Thanks a lot.
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
Yes, it's the same Format

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[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
Do you know a way to test if it's working? I can't find any FastDormancy entry in logcat, and I can't see any significant change in battery drain... I've got about 6%/h battery drain while in 3G and sleep mode. BTW I've tested configuration in local.prop and also in build.prop. Actually there's some misinformation if you search about this topic across the Internet...

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[HTC One S] galerio:
How can I choose the radio that I want to install? I must flash the whole archive (250MB!) ora should I extract only what I want? Or there is a sort of installer inside that is run after the flash procedure?
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
Yes, there are several radios included, and you can choose the radio you like, flash the zip in recovery like you would do for a ROM, this will start the aroma installer, now you can make your selections using a touch interface.

Edit: you don't have to extract anything, just flash in recovery, (the whole 250mb zip), ;)

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[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
If you've flashed a radio with temporary installer and want to roll back to your fixed one, can you erase /system/etc/firmware? I see that my CM rom includes some additional files that are not inside temporary installer...

Desde el móvil, con Tapatalk...
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
CM Roms need the files located at /system ..., it's a bad Idea to delete, just flash the same radio as your "fixed" on.

Edit:

on CM roms you can't roll back to your fixed one, CM roms don't use the HBoot radio, you always have to flash a radio to /system...

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[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
I though if CM didn't find temporary files it used fixed one... In fact, Carbon ROM claims to not include radio inside, although there are some files inside /system/etc/firmware (not modem* files anyway).

Desde el móvil, con Tapatalk...
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
On JB Stock roms, you can use both radios, if there is a radio located at /system... this radio will be used, if not the HBoot radio will be used.

Some time ago, I tested this with CM, too, but if there is no radio at /system... I got a unknown baseband, maybe it's working with newer CM builds,

(just delete all files with "modem" in the name at /system... and reboot, if you'll get a unknown baseband, too, just reinstall the radio with temp installer).

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[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
I'll test. It's the only way to learn and be sure...

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[HTC One S] ippon:
i've been getting duplicate SMS.

i've been trying to do some research on it, and seems like it might be related to Radio Interface Layer?

is this related to the radio flashes?
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
Yes, but mainly done by the roms, but flashing different radio can help. By the way Its named ril

L:D hope this helps in search
[HTC One S] Spy20:
Hi

I don't uderstand what file must I used

On my phone with CM10.1 I've 1.08ts.50.02.16_10.08e.50.04L : it's too old ?

I'm in France, but I don't understand what best file/config is for me.

Thanks in advance for your advices.
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
If you are using a 3.0 kernel, stay at your radio, if you are using a 3.4 kernel, use the EU 1.11 radio.

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[HTC One S] mannequin:
new radio inbound perhaps:

www.tmonews.com/2013/06/htc-one-s-software-update-rolling-out-with-battery-fix-in-tow
[HTC One S] Will972:
Weird thing happened to me .. i was on 1.06s radio and after flashing temporary installer, nothing change. I'm on trickdroid 10. What i've done wrong ?

Anyone else noticed that ?
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
Have you looked in booted system ?
[HTC One S] Will972:
Yes and the radio isn't change. Still 1.06s

My hboot is 1.14
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
DELETED: Didn't realize there was a temp installer for Sense JB...how does that work anyways?
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
Temp version works with all.

Try new download
[HTC One S] Will972:
I already flashed the temporary radio v4
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
What radio DOS you choose? It will not show in bootloader...you need to check in settings-about-software information-more

What does it say for baseband?

HTC_One_S | S-OFF | ViperOneS_2.2.0 | Black&Blue_Inverted_Sense | Bulletproof_1.4

Inverted Sense _4+_and_5_click me
[HTC One S] Will972:
Ok i already know where the baseband is located ^^.. i choose 1.11 EU and the radio still same . 1.06s
[HTC One S] Jeeza:
So I switched from EU 1.11 to WWE 1.15 (Italy)

My reception is slightly improved, but I think the battery drains faster. I haven't done a complete charge/discharge cycle yet, so maybe the battery isn't fully detected or whatever.

Going to report here in a few days

Edit: just read the CONFIG FOR US/WWE USERS part in first post...what exactly is this and what it does?
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
It improves data speed and is included in installer
[HTC One S] ipit:
So where do I find WWE 1.15. I'm on CM and it doesn't seem to be in the latest V4 release. Am I doing something wrong?
[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
[MENTION=3245443]ipit[/MENTION], it's there, under Europe...
[HTC One S] ipit:
Thanks, I didn't realise WWE and Europe were the same thing.
[HTC One S] Will972:
[MENTION=4350887]Tecardo[/MENTION] :

i tried many option to flash temporary radio but no way .. i'm on trickdroid rom maybe this is why it dosen't flash the radio.
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
Can you explain it even more?
[HTC One S] Will972:
ok :) .. i tried flash all type of radio from your temporary radio zip and the number doesn't change in system information and also nothin' in bootloader.

my Hboot is 1.14 and the rom is trickdroid 10.3.2
[HTC One S] sandreiutz:
Hello. I have an S-OFF One S S4 and I want to test some radios to see which is the best for my region (buchraest, romania).

can you please provide me the files and explain me how to flash the radio since I'm S-OFF? I tried with V4 from recovery( I am on CM 10.1) but nothing has changed in about phone-baseband version. I still have 1.11 radio instead of 1.15 which is the one I have chosen during the flash. thnk you.
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
Howdy, I finally found my baseband from Cincinnati Bell in the PacMan ROM found here, I was wondering if it is possible to add this radio to your O.P. or do we need an RUU to extract it? Any help is greatly appreciated! The Cincinnati Bell baseband is shown in this screenshot.
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
Have you noticed any difference?
[HTC One S] cdrom1028:
I run TMUS 1.13 on Cincy Bell with no issues.. I had to add the build.prop edits to get my phone dialed in to the network. Cincy Bell sold their towers a couple years ago to the Co. that runs the T-Mo towers. Ever since then T-Mo settings should get you good connectivity. After that its the network. I used to work there and I can tell you its probably the network.

Sent from my Nexus 4
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
You have to use the sense installer, CM10.1 doesn't support radio files at /system/... any more.

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[HTC One S] sandreiutz:
I used the Sense-Radio-Installer-v6.zip and now I have the 1.15 Radio. Thanks for the tip!
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
Yeah it's mostly the network but my HTC One S phones drop calls and lose signal much more than any of my other phones. It seems every time we try to use the ville it drops calls. I have noticed better signal while on the PacMan ROM with the CBW radio, it seems much more consistent with my GNex. Only thing is I don't want to run that ROM at the moment. I will try your suggestion but I think I have tried everything at this point. Thanks Bud
[HTC One S] cdrom1028:
Honestly , when HTC dropped support I bought 2 Nexus 4's and call stability has been night and day better.. My son has the One S and complains constantly.... :) he loves the phone and the ROM, but hates the network. Getting a straight talk on t-mo month to month Sim to test out. I can share my findings if you like.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[HTC One S] LibertyMonger:
Yeah thanks Bud. I know there is an issue with the One S radio and it is an issue no matter what ROM I am on, so I always use my GNex, I can actually make calls with it lol.

---------- Post added at 06:04 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:39 PM ----------

I just did what you said and still get error while searching for network. It will never show Cincinnati Bell no matter what ROM or radio I am on.
[HTC One S] Frankyg:
constant reboots after flashing new radio

Hi,

I've just came from Illusion ROM to Codename Lungo (CM10.1 on 3.4 kernel) I'm searching for better battery life. Anyway, the Lungo Rom was excellent but I was still suffering from intermittent data dropouts so thought I would check out various radio versions.

I downloaded Sense-Radio-Installer-v6 and then started flashing radio's. Some didn't work at all, some broke wifi etc etc. I must admit that I probably tried too many times so lost track of what I did exactly. I did select the wifi fix and the build prop edit - I think that might have been a mistake.

Now my phone will boot up, it has signal and 3G but wifi won't switch on. It will reboot within a few minutes and get into a bootloop. I can get out of the loop by holding down volume button and selecting 'recovery'. it will then reboot - doesn't actually boot into recovery - but then it reboots one more time and gets back to android UI. Then after a few minutes it will reboot again.

I also tried factory reset but still having the same problem.

Can anyone suggest what went wrong and how I can fix it?

I'm S-OFF, super CID. HBoot 2.15

Thanks,

Frankyg
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
You need to look at build. Prob in system. Apply the newest EU radio and Wi-Fi fix, not build edit

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[HTC One S] lordemil:
which one would be best for Bell Mobility here in Canada?
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
hi tecardo!

I'm on this situation:

- Viper rom 2.2.0

- Bricked kernel

- Hboot 2.15

- Radio 1.11.50.05.20 EU

- S-ON

Do you suggest me to upgrade the radio with your tool?
[HTC One S] gelo01:
Just for the record, we both have the same situation. Viper 2.2, bricked kernel, hboot 2.15 and s-on.. i highly suggest that you flash the latest eu radio as it really gives me a better reception and wifi signal specially in places where i could barely have when i was still on 1.11. :)
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
Same here

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[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
I see, thank you for your advice but I do have 2 questions for you!

1) I have seen many report of high battery draining and wifi not working because o this flashed radio...it's a thing of the past?

2) which is the last radio, 1.15?
[HTC One S] gelo01:
1) i don't feel any difference with regards to battery drain. It doesn't break the wifi.. mine works fine. Maybe the one that experience wifi breaks are those tmo users? But i don't know really.. but believe me, i'm running the latest radio since last month and i don't have any issues at all.

2) yes.
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
http://d-h.st/7V7 this is the file right?

Edit: I'm a little concerned as in the first page it's written "only for hboot below 1.13" and I'm on 2.15
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
That one is for s off, use the other one if s-on (temporary/cm installer) even if you are on sense.
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
So I need to use this http://www.xdafileserver.nl/index.php?dir=Other/XXMrHyde/Misc/Radio-Installer/Temporary-Installer v4 ?

P.S. It's called temporary because if I flash another custom rom the radio would came back to the 1.11 which is my actual?
[HTC One S] ryanshew:
Yes, it flashes to /system which you can do with s-on. You won't see it in bootloader, only in settings
[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
so I have to flash it via recovery just like a normal ROM?
[HTC One S] Loreane Van Daal:
Yes, just flash that zip.

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[HTC One S] light_n_roses:
Done, so basically now it's having 2 radios, one ( the 1.15 ) in the ROM partition and the older one ( 1.11 ) in the proper RADIO partition ?
[HTC One S] jacakowal:
Hi Guys

I'm on latest PACman ROM, hboot: 2.13 and S-ON, I've tried to flash radio using:

"Temporary Radio Installer ON ALL HBOOTS CM10 and CM10.1 and Sense JB ROM's (needs to be flashed every ROM flash) v4"

but radio haven't changed.

Anyone having the same problem?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Where did you check the radio version? For CM based ROMs you should check in About Phone not at bootloader screen...that one is valid for Sense based ROMs
[HTC One S] jacakowal:
I checked in About Phone. It's still 1.11
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
I don't use PACman Rom, but on new AOSP ROMs, installing the radio to /system/... isn't working anymore. You have to use the Sense Radio Installer, to flash the radio to the radio partition, see post #1 for requirements.
[HTC One S] nicholasb:
Running 2.15 hboot (i think thats the current one?)

Installed US radio 1.13

Allowed build.prop mods in zip install

Running KinCobra sense rom

Nothin but reboots... Whats up with that? :)
[HTC One S] theshowman:
My situation is like yours and I had to use the sense installer instead.
[HTC One S] uroojjj:
I have an issue and seems like its definitely with Radios.. its an issue from past 2-3 months and in these months had my cell Jtagged, RUUs, etc for some reasons ..

my issue is I cannot connect with GPRS on GSM only mode, and frequently there is no network suddenly and I have to change to GSM only and back again to WCDMA to get back the network.Also when the cell boots there is no network, above procedure should be used to get it back working again, mos of the times on a call the upper part of the phone heats up.

I am Unlocked, S-on, and running Viper 2.1

its T-mobile US, Radio- 1.13.50(I am guessing Base-band version is the radio Version) ,Hboot 1.13

I am from India so If there are any specific radios i could use.

Any help appreciated.

Regards
[HTC One S] jacakowal:
So finally after using Sense instiller you managed to correctly flash new radio?
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
urojjj: Have you tried, installing WIFI FIx and newest radio, europe one? If not, try a bell radio.
[HTC One S] uroojjj:
I haven't yet tried radios, as earlier had to JTAG as nothing could solve my network issue, I was reluctant to try it again.

Will give it a try in a few days,

Thank you Tecardo

(V6 was not available on server for download)
[HTC One S] theshowman:
I believe so, now under About and IIRC under hboot, it shows the newly installed radio (1.13)
[HTC One S] uroojjj:
Is anybody else Having issues with downloadng the V6(with Wifi fix)??

Seems the files aren't available on server.
[HTC One S] Tecardo:
Here is an mirror http://d-h.st/7V7
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Is there a way to flash a radio on hboot 2.15 s-on? I ve tried s-off but not worked i m on beanstalk a cm based 4.3 rom..
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
With S-On no way, sorry

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[HTC One S] phoenixita:
OT: is required being on sense to s-off? :/
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
With S-On you can "change" your radio by installing a RUU, (this will update your radio, too), but there is no way to downgrade your radio, and as you been on HBoot 2.15, and S-On, you installed the latest RUU, I guess, there is no newer RUU, and you can't install an older RUU, so you can't change your radio at all. With S-Off you can flash any radio on any HBoot, (without installing a RUU of course)

Edit:

This doesn't depends on the rom, with CM10 and older CM10.1 builds there were a possibility to install the radio to the system partition.

As far as I know this will work with Sense JB ROMs, too.

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[HTC One S] kira411:
By that, you mean if I am on hboot 2.16 (I flashed firmware to flash new sense 5.0 ROM from LlabtoofeR), I have no way to back to hboot 2.15. Am I right?
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
If your One-S is S-On yes, except you want to brick your device, and and recover it, somewhere in general or development you find a thread for this, (I would prefer to S-Off)

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[HTC One S] renn9420:
Does anyone else get the ping host name Google.co.UK even in U.S.? Can check by going into phone dialer and pressing *#*#4636#*#* > Phone Information > look under Run Ping Test.

Phone: HTC One S Rooted / S-Off'd

ROM: Dark Jelly (Any and All!)
[HTC One S] Loreane Van Daal:
first ping unknown, after that pass to co.uk. And i'm in Serbia. But You and me r using the same rom, so maybe it's rom related and i guess it's there just for a test purpose. It could state apple.com instead google.co.uk :D

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[HTC One S] gelo01:
Could you add the latest radio in the temporary radio installer? This is the link to the latest radio:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2450807

Thank you! :)
[HTC One S] uroojjj:
I misread the original Post :(

im s-on and I needed V4, but the latest Radios Wont be Available on v4,

I have an Issue with S-off, which a few of us here are facing it.

any other solutions to flash the latest Radios with Wifi fix?
[HTC One S] uroojjj:
Anybody could please help?

facing weird issue with my network as stated few posts back, Can't find latest Radios to fix the issue

Im s-On and won't be able to go S-off. :(
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
Hello. I'm using CM10.1 M2 and while my HBoot shows the radio as 1.13.50.05.31, when I go into Settings > About phone the radio version is 1.08ts.50.02.16_10.08e.50.04L which is apparently an older radio. I'm S-Off so I can flash any radio I want, right? Which one matches 1.13.50.05.31? And it's just like flashing anything else? Thanks.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
For CM 10.1 flash the "temporary radio installer V4". You'll have there all radios up to 1.15. The one you have in bootloader is used only by sense based ROMs OR the latest 4.3 (CM10.2) based.

Note that you will need to reflash that zip EVERY time you'll flash the ROM again (that's why it s called "temporary") IF you will stick with CM10.1. If you move to newer ROMs like CM10.2 or others based on it, you'll not need to do this anymore since the radio shown at bootloader screen will be used instead

And yes, it is like flashing anything else. Just reboot to recovery and flash the ZIP. There is an aroma installer and you'll have to select some options...chose CM installer, EUROPE or US depending on where you are, then select the radio from the list.