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[HTC One X] Istvan_86:
Hello thanks for your great job with the ROM, the first hours seems to be wonderful, very smooth and stable. No problems for me here, thanks again.
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
So you used only zimage? No modules?

Flowed from my OneX...
[HTC One X] flakz0r:
Also flashed the modules, yeah. Only uploaded the repack though, the modules are available in the kernel topic.
[HTC One X] boe323:
what modules do i need to flash, where is kernal topic. Does the name need changing to flash the repacked image?, yes i am nuub.
[HTC One X] flakz0r:
This is Trip's kernel: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2069869

[1] Download this to your SD card: http://tripndroid.bindroidroms.com/TripNDroid_enrc2b_Series_3.1.10-v002.zip

[2] Download this boot.img to your computer: http://d-h.st/fU7

Reboot your phone to bootloader (adb reboot bootloader)

Fastboot flash boot boot.img (from [2])

Reboot to recovery and flash zip from [1] (with the modules)
[HTC One X] boe323:
Nice, and everything works fine?, As anyone tried acid audio engine on this rom?.
[HTC One X] FCDHBubbles:
I've flashed it lost BT and Signal after additional wipe cache/dalvik and rebooting the HOX back on stock kernel.
[HTC One X] radjan:
Tried it also. GPS works just fine, Wi-Fi and signal ok. BT didn't work. Wi-fi tethering turns on but keeps losing signal. It just rebooted after turning tethering on.

Since I need bluetooth, going back to stock too.
[HTC One X] zormoff116:
Rom

Nice rom but work google play
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
You would need to reflash the stock ROM to get the stock modules back in place. When you flashed the modules, it replaces the stock ones. Simply reverting to the stock boot.img leaves incompatible modules on the phone.
[HTC One X] radjan:
I may be wrong, bit all I did to revert back was reflash the stock boot and rc9 plus gapps. After that, restored my backup and now all is fine and dandy!
[HTC One X] FCDHBubbles:
@bassmadrigal I forgot to mention that I restored my backup via CMW and than flashed stock kernel ;)
[HTC One X] mattman83:
I know this is getting OT... but anyone who's use the new kernel from trip, is it worth updating hboot for? Or pretty much the same as stock? (i don't care about BT/tethering). Currently sitting on an oooooold hboot for the uber-remote chance of an s-off breakthrough, but it seems this isn't going to happen for this device.

M.
[HTC One X] RaVe-N:
Have you restored Titanium Backups w/ Data? I'm sure this could cause issues.

I've been running this for weeks and haven't had a single reboot (hard or soft).

Recommend you do a clean reflash and make sure you don't restore any data from 4.1.2 and try that out...
[HTC One X] radjan:
From the small amount of time that i tested it, it seemed really stable, fast and smooth. But it really got hot pretty fast.
[HTC One X] larsn84:
Hi

I've been waiting to try this out until BT was working (needed for handsfree in car) and now it finally works it seems :)

I have a few more questions though

1. Ive got TWRP flashed, I read that I need to flash it via CWM, is it obligatory?

2. Does this ROM feature OTA updates support? or is by the old fashioned "plug in usb", copy, reboot, flash zip method? :p
[HTC One X] mattman83:
1 - TWRP is fine.

2 - No. OTA is hard on the HOX because of the crappy half-unlocked bootloader. Any time there's a kernel change you'd need to flash it via fastboot anyway.

M.
[HTC One X] larsn84:
k... thx for the answer... Im on a sense custom ROM where I am able to OTA update, but I guess that is adifferent story. Just easier to update that way, but no biggie.
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Yeah, there are some that do OTA's, but that is only going to work for minor updates. You'll find for major updates you'll still be told to flash manually :) The phone *cannot* flash a kernel by itself.

M.
[HTC One X] pabx:
RC10 is now online with the experimental feature to use p14 (the sdcard) as one big /data partition.

The build is only interesting for people who whould like to switch to the 'new' storage layout.

(But it will also run fine on phones with the normal '2GB /data' partition: The storage layout is autodetected at boot)

How to switch to a big /data partition

Note: You do not have to do this: These instructions are not required to get RC10 (or any later version) working: The ROM will work just fine with your phone as it is. These instructions are only for people needing a big /data partition.

The migration process is NOT automatic. You are expected to have advanced Linux and Android knowledge. Also note that the migration process will WIPE your phone (= everything on /data and /sdcard)

Step 1

Boot into recovery and create a backup of your phone. Then copy EVERYTHING on your sdcard to your computer. Verify that your backup (including the FULL BACKUP OF THE SDCARD) is complete.

Step 2

Install RC10 on your phone (do NOT forget to flash boot.img!) - verify that your phone is still working. Also re-check your backup. seriously.

Step 3

Boot into fastboot mode and flash this special recovery image via 'fastboot flash recovery recover_42_bigdata.img'

Step 4

Boot into the new recovery image and log in to your phone via 'adb shell'

Step 5

Create a new ext4 filesystem on /dev/block/mmcblk0p15 and /dev/block/mmcblk0p14 - this will WIPE all data on your phone.

(Hint: there is a ext4 mkfs binary in /system)

Step 6

Mount p14 (your new big /data) to /data and 'adb push' the '/data' backup-tar created by CWM to it

Step 7

Extract the data-backup via tar and move the restored data to the appropriate location

Step 8

Reboot your phone and pray ;)

AGAIN: The instructions above should only be followed by people with advanced linux knowledge.
[HTC One X] aymansanliturk:
I'll update it to RC10, even though I am not planning to do that partition thing :)
[HTC One X] adamsweeting:
pabx - Thx for RC10!

Quick question - I feel confident enough to perform the steps you mentioned above to create the big /data volume - but what benefits would doing this give?
[HTC One X] pabx:
The big /data partition allows you to install multiple gigabytes of applications: Without this you are limited to 2GB.
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
Some users were complaining at the fact that Android 4.2 does not include the option for apps to "Move to sd". Without this option, you are limited to the 2GB amount that pabx just mentioned. With doing this, it basically turns your whole phone into a single combined data/sdcard partition. So you can install more than 2GB of apps, but you can also fill your device with music and be unable to install any more apps.

Basically, if you never hit the limit of either your data or sdcard partition, it probably isn't worth it. However, if you install a lot of apps and might go over the 2GB limit, it probably is worth it. Also, if you only install 500MB of apps but constantly are at your limit of the sdcard, it could be used to gain you 1.5GB of space for your music, pictures, etc.
[HTC One X] :
works gps with hboot 1.36?
[HTC One X] icke:
Is anybody on xda-dev reading OP till the end?! :rolleyes:

Look at changelog.
[HTC One X] derosa33:
derosa33

Hi guys! Is it possible?? One device but two different ROOMs and huge different at benchmarks... One is Jellybean AOSP other BUG

Who tell why??
[HTC One X] witteswa:
Here is why:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36033515&postcount=744

Summarized: Sense will notice that you are running a benchmark app and will allocate all available CPU power just for your benchmark. Something that will never happen during daily use.
[HTC One X] drziddo:
Thanks pabx for the new rc!

Would love a bigger partition but its over my knowledge.

Any chance to make some zip or something?

Thanks in advance!
[HTC One X] itshotinhere:
Could someone tell me what baseband is used in this ROM? 5.x? Hopefully my terminology is right. ;)
[HTC One X] pabx:
The ROM includes baseband 2.1204.135.20, but 5.1204.155.29 seems to work OK (just did a quick test: radio starts up and GSM-Data also seems to work).

But what would you gain from upgrading to 5.x? Does it fix any issues you are having with the 2.x baseband?
[HTC One X] itthipon555:
:good:
[HTC One X] BertyUK:
just testing out this rom. installed fine, went to set my ringtone and suddenly all sounds stopped working. i've rebooted but i've got no sound on anything anymore. known bug? volumes are all turned up
[HTC One X] JDAapps:
Which ringtone did you choose?
[HTC One X] BertyUK:
i was just running through a few of them in settings, hadn't 'chosen' one yet, then they just stopped playing. tested out youtube app too, no sound.

i've now reflashed the rom and sound is back, scared to go into settings...
[HTC One X] JDAapps:
I've been planning to PM pabx, but been too busy so far.... bottom line is that it appears we are bringing in duplicate audio files for some ringtones/notifactions, of which some may be corrupt. I suspect you might have happened to select one of those. From my initial testing, these "corrupt" duplicates also cause some small battery drain via mediascanner wakelocks.

@pabx, PM me if you want more info, but basically you can look in /system/media/audio at all directories. Some duplicates exist (upper and lower case but same name). If you open the ROM zip in say 7zip, and change something like build prop, it will inform you of a corrupted zip, pointing you to the dup audio files. Similarly, if you look on phone using say ES File Explorer, you will also see dup's and some of them (presumed corrupted) will have no file size info... not "0kb" but no info at all.

Anyway, hope this helps.
[HTC One X] BertyUK:
damn, it just happened again! thought it was ok. got all my apps all set up again was about to stop fiddling, then sounds no longer working.

is there a fix at all?
[HTC One X] pabx:
There are a few duplicate ringtones, but this is an old android bug/feature and they are certainly not corrupted.

I also checked ALL ring and notification tones in the settings and all of them play fine (even the duplicates). It is also very unlikely that a bad ringtone could mess up the audio subsystem.

Did you format /system before flashing the rom? doing this is highly recommended as simply flashing the ROM over some other ROM may leave some clutter behind.
[HTC One X] BertyUK:
yes, i formatted system. and did full wipe etc... shame as I quite like this rom
[HTC One X] pabx:
So just to make sure that i understand the problem correctly:

You are going to settings to select a random ringtone and this is enough to make all sounds go away?

While you are in this state: Does the camera (or playing movies) still work?

If this also stops working you probably crashed mediaserver somehow and a logcat would be helpfu.

If the camera still works: Could you try to first set the volume to 0 (by pressing the volume hardware button) and then back to 100%? The nvidia audio library has a bug that causes it to sometimes 'forget' the correct volume level: fiddeling with the volume keys brings the volume levels back in sync.
[HTC One X] chronicbint:
Getting a few random reboots, appears to be GPS releated, happened three times now, once in Tapatalk(strangly) and twice in Facebook. Dont know how to help diagnose the issues or if they are ROM or App related?
[HTC One X] drziddo:
Hi pabx, again.

Loving the rom.

Battery drain suddenly stopped, right now I am having good battery life.

Of course, I think it can still be improved, with some of your magic.

Hox is no longer overheating. Even when charging.

Very good work!

Thanks again.

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Guys one more thing.

For those who want the full 4.2 camera with photosphere and all... There you go!

Camera4.2

Working on this rom perfectly.

Enjoy!
[HTC One X] teemo:
Installed that patch a while ago - camera start ok, sphere is there, but not working.

Did you actually check if sphere is functional?

Most people I hear of get FC: "open file /data/factory_main.bin failed"
[HTC One X] drziddo:
Working were with no fc or any issue.

I've been using this a few days with 0 crahes or issues at all.

That is why I share it here...

Thanks!
[HTC One X] boe323:
Can i just flash rc10.1 over rc9, i would like the bigger storage but at the moment i just cant be bothered to install all my apps again, so if i keep my apps with just flashing over then iwill leave the bigger storage for now.UPDATE:, ive flashed over rc9, my network icon wont turn blue, does it need to be blue?.Damit, i got to install google apps, im gonna loose my keyboard.
[HTC One X] noahhomsky:
Is USB tethering works on rc10?
[HTC One X] boe323:
Thats a point, is there a change log?, any fixes?.
[HTC One X] AuxLV:
pabx maybe you can make proper CM10.1 build?
[HTC One X] pabx:
The changelog is - as always - in the first posting.

USB Tethering does not work (didn't look into it and nobody sent me a patch to fix it yet)

About the upgrade question: You can flash RC10 over RC9, but this will NOT magically increase your storage size: /data will still be the same.
[HTC One X] chareos12:
Hi guys

Any comparison available for Sense Camera vs AOSP caamera?

Is there a visual comparison to have a look to?

Thank you very much

Fabio
[HTC One X] ManicStreetPreacher:
I would also be curious! Is the AOSP camera using the full hardware possibilities of the HOX?
[HTC One X] boe323:
Thought id share this with you seeing as though its not in the rom, its the alarm shortcut, takes you straight to the new alarm in the clock, its not a new version but still works, dont see why its not included anymore, unless its just been left out. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/y21vpdbm6nht3il/i8WIflDdF8. You can just run the apk by the way, dont have to move it to system.

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if you use the one that comes with the rom it will go 1080p, but the others ha have the photosphere dont seem to work past 720p, i think if you want the full caps you need the sense camera.apk.
[HTC One X] PMaksymiuk:
I have yet to flash this one, but i love that you implemented the big /data partition, like i was hinting on g+ :)

Just one question : i am NOT updated to 1.36, will it work regardless, or do i need to upgrade myself (would prefer not to)?
[HTC One X] Ather:
im on hboot 1.31, flashed the rom, works great
[HTC One X] sibbor:
A2DP - hung up and low voice

Pairing my HOX with my car stereo via BT (A2DP). Thanks a lot for adding this capability to the ROM; keeps my safe when calling in the car.

Just want to report two of my findings together with a logcat (that hopefully catched some of it):

1. When talking on the phone via A2DP the phone has hung up a few times. I'm able to call the person back immediatly afterwards, so the BT connection seems to be there, but perhaps it disconnects sporadically?

2. People that I speak with complains that I sound very distant, that my voice/mic volume level seems very low. Never had this issue with other ROMs before, so it's typical to this one.
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Honestly this just made gallery/camera unstable for me, never got it to work in photosphere for me either. Lucky for nandroid :)

M.
[HTC One X] drziddo:
Sorry to hear that.

Working here with zero problems.

Remember: nand is your friend.

Did you set and fix permissions?

That did the fix for me.

Hope it helps.
[HTC One X] Cephalus:
Hardware Keys

I know this is a relatively old post, but I think the point's worth looking into.

Firstly, I've had a couple of other AOSP ROMs on my One X and couldn't understand why the task switcher pops up on a long-press of the HOME key, when there's a perfectly functional TASK SWITCH key - which on the other ROMs brings up Google Now on a long press.

My suggestion would be (and please people, throw tomatoes at me if you don't agree) to have the following use of the hardware keys, to make them more consistent with what the legends actually depict;

BACK - short press = BACK, long press = KILL TASK

HOME - short press = HOME, long press = GOOGLE NOW

TASK - short press = MENU, long press = TASK LIST

Apart from that, I can't fault this ROM! Keep up the great work, PABX :good:

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Edit:

Just noticed there's a problem with the camera - if I try to take a picture while recording video, the gallery (and therefore the camera) force-closes.

There also seems to be considerable jerkiness in starting up the video recording function, and the panorama has "tear lines" throughout, as if it's not getting the video stream fast enough.

This is from a full wipe (including fastboot erase cache and formatting /system) and standard install of RC10 without implementing the "big /data" mod.
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
Does this ROM have a slight lag when pulling down notification bar? It is present in every JB AOSP ROM I've tried so far.
[HTC One X] teemo:
The short answer is no! It's fast and smooth.

Do you have any custom notifications, like power switches?
[HTC One X] nazfalas:
I'm going to test this, but yes, this is the case for all AOSP ROMs I have used thus far. It's only noticable on the home screen, though. As soon as you enter a full screen app the notification bar is super smooth.
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
Report back if it is feels smooth. I'm too lazy to flash anything right now. :p
[HTC One X] aymansanliturk:
Someone should make a icon pack out of this set, http://www.behance.net/gallery/50C1AL-Free-PSD-JS/6563971

I mean not for this ROM, but generally. I just wanna share it.
[HTC One X] seadersn:
pabx, again: nice job :) sent you a pull request for init.d support, sim toolkit and other stuff ;)

greetings!
[HTC One X] pabx:
thanks: i merged your pull request(s) ;)
[HTC One X] draven187:
I must agree with the key settings, if above is applied it would be the same on my Nexus 4 (thus AOSP, I think)
[HTC One X] nazfalas:
Just flashed RC10 to check - coming from ICJ 1.3.1 before.

Looks like the behavior is exactly the same. Butter smooth while in apps, but tiny stutter while on home screen.

Edit:

Oh, btw. I had this on my S3 as well with AOSP ROMs. TouchWiz ROMs always had a smooth notification bar - as do Sense ROMs.
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
It's weird that it is present across devices. Oh well, I'll just flash ViperX JB then. Thanks for the info. :good:
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
I think you guys might be talking about it jumping down to just show the date and time. If you just press on the top of the navigation bar without sliding down, it will jump down to show the date/time along with a button to access the settings and to clear the notifications (although, to use the buttons you have to open the notification bar completely). If you pull down the notification bar all the way, it will still jump to the date and time, but then will move fluidly once you pass that point.

This is the only jerkiness or stuttering that I see. Although, I see it occuring on both the homescreen and while in apps (tested with Chrome). Other than that, it pulls down smoothly (although, this isn't always the case with general scrolling in certain apps... Chrome, I'm looking at you).

(I am running Apex, so unless this is just an issue with the stock launcher... although, with all the posts in both vanilla-AOSP and AOSP-based ROM threads, I don't think this is the case)
[HTC One X] dengseng:
I'm sorry for not explaining clearly...

I was using this 4.2 jellybean ROM

when I plug in my phone through USB, It says my phone is Portable Media Storage.

Then I flashed another 4.1 jellybean sense Rom. (ARHD 15) (wiped and flashed new boot.img)

in recovery,

I manually copied the things from /sdcard/0 to /sdcard

then delete the directory 0

now when I plug in the phone it still is portable media storage

and there's also an additional driver installed...

"HTC sync (cd drive)"

The drivers are installed automatically when I plug in my phone

And there's no other plug in mode

what should I do?
[HTC One X] mattman83:
If you're still running ARHD then you should ask there - it's nothing at all to do with this rom.

M.
[HTC One X] dengseng:
sorry but I think it's this rom's thingy

cos it happens so after I flashed this rom

do I need to do something to format my sdcard or something?

I'll ask at ARHD too

:confused:

edit : ahh

after asking some questions and searching in some other sense jellybean roms

it's because HTC has removed mass storage like how google has done it in 4.2

thanks for bothering my dumb question

thanks :)
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Just been stuffing around trying a few new games... noticed that touch does not work with unity engine games. Obviously this may not be entirely the rom's problem, could just as easily be unity... but thought I would make mention all the same.

M.
[HTC One X] sibbor:
All the AOSP derived ROMs for the HOX have had this issue. If you read the changelogs for CM10 on our devices you can see that they've fixed it. Don't know what's causes this. Might be a diff solution on 4.2 rather than 4.1 though.

I've been using this as my daily driver since 25 Nov. It's been fast and rock solid (considering the fact that some hardware doesn't work, as said), until today that I had my first reboot. Sadly, I wasn't able to get hold on a.

Developers, not asking for an ETA, but how are things progressing?
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Ah I do now recall it also in very early CM10 days... fixed just a couple of weeks in from memory. And agree (as has been previously stated) that this is perfectly solid as a daily except the noted missing bits. Game stuff is not a dealbreaker for me, will just use my tablet instead :p

M.
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
Fix is in kernel and it's rather simple. At work now so can't link it, but tgascoigne's kernel should have this implemented.

Sent from my OneX with love
[HTC One X] pabx:
CM fixed it in the kernel, the 4.1 AOSP fixed it in frameworks/av (or base?). I'll try to find the patch + merge it to our tree.
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
I think it's only in kernels ts driver

Tbalden fixed it

Sent from my OneX with love
[HTC One X] pabx:
I'm pretty sure that we fixed it outside of the kernel in 4.1: We had a long discussion about this on IRC (or maybe i'm mixing it up with the headphone jack detection). I pinged Tom - maybe he remembers how it was done - but patching the kernel would be fine with me too.
[HTC One X] pabx:
Just talked with Tom and turns out i'm stupid: 4.1 also fixed it in the kernel - the fix will be included in the next release.
[HTC One X] kennylovesyou:
Does this work with all hboot versions?

I'm currently on hboot 0.94, cid is h3g_001

Thanks
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
No. In the first post, it specifies it does not work on HBOOT 1.31, but most likely it won't work on any HBOOT from 1.23 on up.

Yours will work fine, and cid is irrelevant with the ROMs. It was the limiting factor in upgrading the HBOOT to the newer ones (although, Sense-based Jellybean did require the newer HBOOT). Any AOSP based ROM will work without any deviations on any cid (as long as your HBOOT is below 1.23).
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
For headphones you could have a fix in kernel or in fwb..

Managed to compile.. Was my system. Now have weird phone app fc at the very beginning and can't continue further. Will hit you with logcat if you stumbled across something similar

Sent from my OneX with love
[HTC One X] pabx:
You must upgrade the CLASSPATH in your init script.
[HTC One X] LorD ClockaN:
I did update, but just added 2 patch that you added.. and now I see that 4.2 doesn't use frameworks2 anymore..

it didn't use it in 4.1 also, but was added by cm/aokp so now I just replaced classpath with yours.. but git is down and can't repo sync..

will report
[HTC One X] scream_clarity:
ROM is pretty smooth for a first build. The only thing I'm not looking forward to is the stupid mounting. I much prefer USB storage to the media player/camera setting.
[HTC One X] Rouz.:
I tried repacking Trip's 3.6.7 kernel, hoping that it would make it boot on newer hboots, but it didn't