yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One V] shadowmike:
ive been running this rom with few issues, main one being mms, sometimes all my messages are delayed then ill receive them all at once. just a few mins.

ive read into vmobile apn fix apparently we have to change the apn.xml (?) in the framework.jar or framework_res.apk

we need to get the xml from a working rom and insert it into this roms file. and our mms issues should be gone.
[HTC One V] served24:
Besides that how is the rest of the rom? Stable enough for daily use?
[HTC One V] shadowmike:
No issues to report. Everything I use works fine.

Here's the apn settings non working of course

from my HTC One V using Tapatalk 2
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
Rom is not V6 SuperCharged. O have a zip for it, but it has a error. I'll fix it up in a few and post.

DPI, I don't think its a good idea to mess with that at all on a Rom like this.

Message Spam, it must be your carrier, as I seem not to have this. Your network must be making changes or have a lot of traffic.

MMS, tell me what you flashed and how you flashed it.
[HTC One V] Obeezy562:
Thank you for doing a zip for v6 super charger I'll be waiting!:D I did try to do it my self but I did get an error flashing through recovery I haven't tried to do it manually but I'll be patient for your fix :D
[HTC One V] shadowmike:
Not sure if this is directed at me, but all I flashed was this Rom, the sense5 lickscreen add-on and the kernel zip.

I've since installed gosmspro just to download mms and send just wish it sent mms through the message and not a link. I like that it integrates with stock message app and updates the pics there so I don't HAVE to use gosms to view just to download and send.

You'd think since apps can correctly download the pics it wouldn't be so hard to possibly create a downloader app, or get help from a app dev
[HTC One V] alongenemylines:
Just wanted to post this up here, if anyone else wants to try it.

I made a kernel for this rom, using simonsimons34's github source (https://github.com/SickleKernels/android_kernel_htc_msm7x30). It's just his kernel, with a tweak to use the wifi firmware already in this rom.

I take no responsibility for any issues you have with your device. I don't plan on constantly updating this kernel, or even providing support. It's jsut a small project i took on today, and it's been working well, so i thought i'd share.

You can read all of simonsimons34's changes on github. He's done a lot of cleanup since sick kernel, and added the bfq scheduler.

TO INSTALL:

1. flash the sick kernel zip in recovery (can be downloaded in the original post of this thread)

2. fastboot the attached boot.img
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Using this kernel now

Makes WiFi go crazy
[HTC One V] somekid15:
the boot animation..

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cant seem to get wifi to work:\ flashed kernel in cwm then fastboot flash boot boot.img

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nvm got it with jmz, rom is looking amazing! nice work!
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
I have no idea at this moment. Maybe the APNS I included in the rom don't have the APNS for your carrier.... :/ I'll look through the xmls

@Everyone else. Your supposed to flash the kernel zip corresponding to YOUR kernel that your using. I posted 2 different kernels. JMZ, and Sick Kernel.

So if you use Sick Kernel, you flash Sick Kernel zip after flashing the rom.

If you use JMZ's kernel, you flash JMZ Kernel zip after flashing the rom.

It just fills in the modules for the kernel in System/Lib/Modules
[HTC One V] Obeezy562:
If you want to use sick kernel u have to fastboot flash and install the zip in your recovery :) Jmz kernel I believe doesn't have a zip to flash but sick kernel does if you still want to give that a try ;)
[HTC One V] demi_fiend:
Same thing happened to me, I reboot it about twice, gave it some time to cool off now WiFi works. Also my mms is working completely perfect and I have the apm...not sure if that was fixed or even what the deal was but, thought I'd just add that. This one is amazing :D

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Your reply helped tremendously

sentfromtx
[HTC One V] thewinelover:
What was tricky about it?
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Bluetooth fix for new OTA Kernel

Is the bluetooth fix listed here , a fix for the bluetooth issues that come with the new radio and the OTA Kernel?:confused:
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
I doubt it, but it would be easy enough for someone with issues to test. It would also be easy enough to make a flashable zip of the version of that file that comes with the ROM in case any new issues came from using the one you linked.

I don't have any Bluetooth issues, or I'd flash the file myself.
[HTC One V] tintguy:
I'm sure it is pretty easy to make a flashable zip, I'm just not sure what files to include in the zip other than the .apk that I want to install. I did however get the app to run correctly last night. I cleared the data associated with the app and FC'ed it and then when I started the app again it ran fine.:thumbup:
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
That was about making a flashable zip to revert the Bluetooth one you linked, not the APK you PM'd me about. :)

Sent from my hTC One V.
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Oh...my bad....lol
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
The MD5 on that libbluedroid.so file matches the one that's already in the ROM, so they should be the same file.
[HTC One V] alexthesniper21:
Any chance for a flashable zip for the original ics multitasker?

HTC One V CDMA

myONEv RC9 FX+CDMA

Sickkernel v0.6 (overclocked to 1.9GHz)

v6 Supercharged

Turbo Boost Mod v3.02
[HTC One V] fortune82:
Camera is working on this, correct?
[HTC One V] Obeezy562:
There is a link somewhere that leads to ckpv5 flashable mods and the original ics multitasker was one

Yes everything is working 100% I've used this rom since day 1 if its release and till the end until I got my new phone :p

Sent from my HTCEVOV4G
[HTC One V] tintguy:
FOTA Bluetooth Fix

So, I ran the RUU and installed to FOTA for the new radio. I flashed the ROM and FOTA Sickkernel. I was not able to pair my One V with my Galaxy Tab. I flashed the Bluetooth Fix thats attached(thanks to [MENTION=830797]ckpv5[/MENTION]). I was able to pair my One V and Galaxy Tab after flashing the fix.:victory: I will test further tomorrow by attempting to pair with the radio in my truck and a few of the different radios at work. If anyone else is having bluetooth issues with the new FOTA kernel and the new radio then flash the attached zip and don't forget to go to ckpv5's ROM thread and thank him.
[HTC One V] zombiegirl2010:
Yep, everything works on this rom. It is the reason that I have not flashed another rom on my One V yet, there is no other rom here that works 100% (that I've found)! :D
[HTC One V] tintguy:
I may have spoke too soon when posting this earlier. I have not been able to pair my One V with anything since it paired with my Galaxy Tab that first time. So I'm not sure if that file is a fix for the issue.
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
That's weird. I pre-included that in the Rom. I included fixes by CKPV like the Matte skin fix.
[HTC One V] tintguy:
What causes the Bluetooth issue with the FOTA kernel?
[HTC One V] zombiegirl2010:
Has anyone used Crossbreeder on top of V6, TurboBoost, and overclocking?

See: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2113150
[HTC One V] cornishrefugee:
Hi everyone, quick question about the rom. I'm installing this onto my gf's phone for her, but have hit a snag. I'm coming from RhythmicRom but it wasn't reliable enough for her as she uses the phone for work etc, so after reading this thread and seeing how reliable it is and how everything works, decided to try it out.

Anyway, I've done a full wipe with twrp, and also selected the full wipe option when installing the rom - but when it got to the main screen it said it was updating 192 apps, and has been boot looping ever since. It will boot all the way to desktop, but then after about 5 seconds it will reboot again.

Any suggestions? I'm reasonably experienced installing roms on a few different devices, but the One V is slightly different to other's I've worked with.

Anyway, sorry for the noob question but I couldn't see anyone else in the thread with this problem.

Thanks in anticipation
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
It sounds like the phone may be on the new radio. Do you know if she did the OTA update from virgin mobile? If so, then use the FOTA compatible kernel found here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2261819

If not, tell us what radio and hboot version it is and exactly what you did to install this rom.
[HTC One V] cornishrefugee:
Pretty sure she did the update. I tried the boot.img you linked to with fastboot, but phone gets stuck at the "this is a developmental..." screen.

To install the rom I did factory reset and system wipe with twrp, I then installed the rom from twrp (also doing a full wipe in the install options), I installed the sickkernel zip in twrp also, and then before I booted the phone I extracted the boot.img from sickkernel zip file and installed it using the fastboot method.

Then when booting the phone for the first time it rebooted a couple of times during the "updating apps" screen, and then it reboots itself a few seconds after it has booted up.

Since my previous post I've been exploring the forums, looks like the OTA update is going to be a problem :(

Will update with hboot version when I can, just tried to reboot from twrp and it's stuck on "rebooting..." lol

Edit- ok, hboot is 1.57.0000

radio 1.00.00.0928
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Flash stock recovery that i have attached and relock the bootloader with "fastboot oem lock". Run the ruu posted here(third one from the bottom)and then update with the 17~mb OTA then re unlock the bootloader, reroot and reflash cwm or twrp (i recommend cwm), then reinstall rom and flash the FOTA SICKKernel boot.img via fastboot.

EDIT: I just realized she has HBOOT version 1.57.0000. The RUU won't help you. Disregard everything I said before.
[HTC One V] tintguy:
I'm thinking of installing Crossbreeder. I overclock along with V6 but I don't use the TurboBoost.
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
RUU may not help but flashing the fota kernel should do the trick... try fastboot flashing the fota kernel again and then go back to main bootloader menu and go to recovery and do full wipe and wipe system and re install the rom and reboot system
[HTC One V] cornishrefugee:
Just wanted to thank you both for your help, the phone has booted up and is stable (for now). Thanks a lot, that fota boot.img did the trick. Thanks again to you both for your patience. No doubt I'll be back when she does something else to it :silly:
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Glad to hear all is well. There are a lot of people here that are willing to help when you need it. We all needed help at one point or another. :thumbup:

Sent from my One V running myOne9.5+ CDMA-Supercharged Sickkernel
[HTC One V] zombiegirl2010:
Let me know if you try it and how it goes. :D
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Sure thing.....will probably give it a go tonight after work.

Sent from my One V running myOne9.5+ CDMA-Supercharged Sickkernel
[HTC One V] sellersj27:
I installed crossbreeder last night and so far, so good. I was running turbo boost, and couldn't find a happy medium. My phone would slow to a crawl and my cache and dalvik would have to be cleared a couple if times per day.

I did disable the adblock feature....no overclock needed. No complaints here!
[HTC One V] zombiegirl2010:
Did/do you have V6 Supercharger on it too?
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
Some people (myself included) have had some bluetooth issues (refusing to pair, etc.) running this ROM with the FOTA SickKernel, but others have not. If her phone runs into bluetooth issues, you can use the boot.img from any of the x3remeSense5 OTA versions, but you'll also need to copy the file files in /system/lib/modules out of that ROM into the same directory on her phone. That's the setup I've been using, and it's rock solid.
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Should the modules being carried over be given any special permissions?

I'm assuming the boot.IMG and the modules are dependent on one another?
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
I didn't have to change permissions on them, but you could lock them down to match the other files in the modules directory if you want.

Yes and no... it depends what drivers have been compiled into the kernel, or included in the ramdisk in the boot.img. If either the kernel or the ramdisk have a particular driver, I'm pretty sure it doesn't try to load the same thing from your /system/lib/modules. Your best bet is to make a backup copy of those four modules before you copy the new ones in. That way, you can always revert to the ones that came with your ROM.
[HTC One V] sellersj27:
Nope. I haven't had the need for it yet.
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
This is very true... I hate when some people are too stuck up to help others and yet I'm sure someone has helped them along the way... pay it forward :)
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
I'm not really sure about using crossbreeder, turbo boost, or V6. This ROM in particular is very responsive and quick from the get go, and even more so after after trimming it and all the internal changes I did. Turbo boost is definitely problematic, and there seems to be a consensus forming. I never had any problems with V6 turbo charger, but it is also not easy to measure a performance increase. Case in point, this ROM doesn't have V6, but it's one of the best performing ROMs I've come across, and it's smoother than a few others that do use the V6 turbo charger mod. I recommend that people use any new ROM release as it is for at least a month before trying out these "performance increasing" mods so that they can get an actual feel for differences. There are just too many variables involved when it comes to measuring performance. Right now I'm just trying to get to know the ROM better before I attempt to use crossbreeder or V6. I've changed the boot animation and boot down animations to the lighter and less demanding white "htc one" animations which also match the white htc splash screen warning. I trimmed out apps and processes and needless features using Titanium Backup Pro. Integrated the complete set of sense 5/htc one alarms, notifications, ringtones, wallpapers. Especially the wallpapers since there are barely any within the ROM and they are also hard tied to the two sense 5 skins. I also added a different nav bar and clock widget that matches more closely with what I like about sense 5. Now i just gotta overclock to 1.7ghz/lionheart/deadline and use the adblocker found in f-droid, and hope I broke nothing...:p
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Care to upload a zip with the boot up/down animations and the alarms, wallpapers, nav bar, clock widget, etc.? I would enjoy having them. If you feel like it.:)
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
I'm trying out different ones right now but here are the boot animations, clock widget, and nav bar (rosie) I was talking about. A far as the sense 5 media files, I installed them manually, and they're raw files straight from the HTC One. I can give you a link to them if you want, but I had to shrink the pictures and stuff to match the One V's resolution and lower the file size. Anyway, depending on the recovery you're using you may want to flash the boot animations, and the clock and rosie separate and wipe caches both times to avoid conflict when rebooting to system :)
[HTC One V] zombiegirl2010:
Is there any way you can post a screenshot of these on your phone so that I can see what they look like? :D
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Thanks. I would like the link to the HTC One files if you don't mind. I can just use photoshop to resize them, correct?
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Sure, not a problem :) To have this just flash the HtcClockWidget.zip from my previous post and the Rosie2.zip from this post, wipe the cache and dalvik cache, reboot to system got to htc skins and pick the default "HTC" skin which should be first on the list. The differences are subtle, but I like it lol

I couldn't find the link, but I uploaded the raw files I have to google drive. Let me know if the link doesn't work for you :) I was gonna fix the wallpapers on cs6, but I haven't the time, make the resolution 960 x 800 whic is the One V's default so you can pan through the wallpaper while flipping through screens. You should post them back here when you fix them :silly:

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B9NjSswgRVFYdDJXdHVJc09PSGc&usp=sharing
[HTC One V] tintguy:
It will take me a few but I will most certainly post them back. Thanks alot, these are some nice looking backgrounds.
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
Alright thanks, try saving them as .png files too, re-saving as .jpg makes them lose more quality, I did a few and i realized too late that they had distortions lol
[HTC One V] tintguy:
FOTA/Bluetooth issue

I installed the x3reme boot.img and copied the modules over from the rom and my One V's bluetooth connection paired with my Galaxy Tab and sent a 10Mb file in a matter of seconds.:victory: This method should be posted in the OP. Thanks alot MormegilND.:highfive:
[HTC One V] tintguy:
HTC One Wallpapers resized for the One V

Here is a link for the HTC One wallpapers provided by [MENTION=4831493]rickyx32[/MENTION] (thank him) and resized for the One V by yours truly.:cool: Enjoy!!
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Would it be possible to get the home screens to rotate to landscape view when the phone is turned, instead of staying in portrait view?:confused:

Sent from my HTC One V running Supercharged myOne9.5+ CDMA
[HTC One V] Obeezy562:
It is possible , you have to mod the rosie.apk I believe :o

Sent from my HTCEVOV4G
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
I can attempt that. Been really busy, so I've barely been on.

I plan on a minor update. Updated APKS, New Keyboard, few things added into framework. Ill attempt 160 MMS Limit before I release. Landscape Rosie, ill def try. :)
[HTC One V] sellersj27:
I just downloaded and reflashed with sickernel trying to get rid of an alarm manager wakelock. I have no extras running....only account synced is gmail. Any suggestions on this one?
[HTC One V] tintguy:
So I flashed the boot.img from the x3reme rom and copied the modules over in order to fix the bluetooth issues I was having. When I checked my OC settings in Antutu CPU Master, I had lost several governors. I'm going to try to fix the problem somehow, unless someone has a solution already??:confused:
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
I'm still a noob, so I must ask. Can someone explain a Wakelock to me? :)

[MENTION=4314888]tintguy[/MENTION] , you upgraded your One V to the latest firmware?
[HTC One V] zombiegirl2010:
If you do make a minor update, can you include the 3G icon, so that when I update my battery meter/icon it won't go back to EVDO?
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Yes, I ran the RUU to stock then installed the OTA for the new radio(not the new HBOOT). I installed the 5/7/13 version of the rom, which broke bluetooth. I flashed the boot.img from x3reme rom via fastboot and copied over the modules in order to fix bluetooth. I also installed the Crossbreeder mod. I opened the Antutu app for OC'ing because I wanted to make sure my frequencies were still set and I lost the Lionheart and several other governors, I'm assuming its because of the boot.img flash.

EDIT: I also lost the ability to send a SMS over 160 characters for the first time. I'm trying to find a way to extract the boot.img in windows now to compare the two and see what is going on. Probably won't make much sense to me in the beginning but thats how to learn I suppose. LOL
[HTC One V] zombiegirl2010:
I need wakelock explained too. :)
[HTC One V] Obeezy562:
A wake lock is a mechanism to indicate that your application needs to have the device stay on.

Any application using a WakeLock must request the android.permission.WAKE_LOCK permission in an<uses-permission> element of the application's manifest. Obtain a wake lock by callingnewWakeLock(int, String).

Callacquire() to acquire the wake lock and force the device to stay on at the level that was requested when the wake lock was created.

Callrelease() when you are done and don't need the lock anymore. It is very important to do this as soon as possible to avoid running down the device's battery excessively.

Hope this clears it up for you guys :thumbup:

Sent from my HTCEVOV4G
[HTC One V] zombiegirl2010:
I use my phone as an alarm every week night...so, it uses wakelock? And this is something that I would NOT want to disable if I use it as an alarm, right?
[HTC One V] sellersj27:
Right. A rogue app will cause a wakelock that will just drain your battery horribly. I have screwed with something that caused mine . I'll just wait for noob to release the update!
[HTC One V] zombiegirl2010:
Oh ok, I see.
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Working bluetooth and OC'ing with FOTA

[MENTION=4368019]Curiousn00b[/MENTION] Is it possible for you to merge the boot.img from the x3reme rom with the one from Sickkernel or myOne9.5(wichever is needed) in order to have working bluetooth and the overclocking governors with a FOTA compatible version. I like having the updated radio because it helps my cell signal but I also need bluetooth to work and I like to overclock without being forced to use the ondemand setting. Thanks in advance.:highfive:
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
The download link is not working.
[HTC One V] sellersj27:
Try the website. I couldn't get it to download on my phone the other day, but it was fine on the laptop.
[HTC One V] GreatCaesar:
Is MMS still broken?
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
The kernel in x3reme's FOTA ROM is just the stock one, so it doesn't support over clocking.

Sent from my hTC One V.
[HTC One V] tintguy:
I realize that, I'm just wondering if anyone has made a kernel that supports the FOTA update and overclocking that has working bluetooth, wifi, mms etc.

EDIT: I just notice my MMS isn't working with the FOTA Sick kernel. Its always worked before, I believe.
[HTC One V] rickyx32:
I'm using sick kernel from the op with the old ruu radio and I keep getting the "unable to send message after multiple attempts" error after trying to sms messages that exceed 160 characters. I was able to successfully send texts with less than 160 characters though, and also a small picture mms and an mms with a website link.

Sent from my HTC One V
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
The boot.img from the x3reme ROMs is a modified stock kernel, I believe. Therefore, it doesn't have as many possibilities for governors, and won't overclock. Bluetooth functionality was more important for me, so I stuck with it. Honestly, the myOne 9.5+ ROM is so responsive for me that I don't miss the overclock. I get awesome battery life, too.
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
Kernel shouldn't affect MMS at all. Maybe your MMS just timed out on sending? :/

I'm still working on that. :)
[HTC One V] ahadzi:
Just wanted to say thank you to curiousnoob for the best ROM I have put on my One V. Your ROM turned my randomly restarting, unreliable, laggy POS to a working smartphone. Thank you!!
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
All CKPV's work. ;)
[HTC One V] lytesson:
How do I set the number of homescreens from 5 to 3? Great ROM btw I've been using it for about 2 weeks as my daily rom
[HTC One V] Obeezy562:
I'm not sure if there's an option for it I have to recheck

Sent from my PG86100
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
This stupid SMS limit is annoying :(
[HTC One V] tintguy:
You still working on an update?:D

Sent from my HTC One V running Supercharged myOne9.5+ CDMA
[HTC One V] Exbruce:
Is there anyway you can add jb emoji?
[HTC One V] GreatCaesar:
Agreed, I really want to use this rom, but I tend to type paragraphs sometimes. :(
[HTC One V] Obeezy562:
The problem to sms I believe should be in framework res jar I think I'm not sure /: