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[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
Got to love the short yet direct answers:D

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Deadstyle:
Over the past year I have carried every major new phone in AT&Ts lineup and this is the first one I have been truly excited about. I haven't been able to put it down. The Note 2 was significantly better than the Note, but can't hold up the jock strap of the One. Screen size is the only this the Note has going for it, the screen resolution on the One is ridiculous and more than makes up for the size.

Quality over size. And yes, that is what she said. :D
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] poisonsushi319:
Yes but I've never heard a girl say something is too big before lol.

How are the included headphones? I currently have the soul by Ludacris sl99 earbuds.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Deadstyle:
I will have to get back with you on the earbuds, left the box at work :(
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] nreddell:
The headphones are okay. The info about them being unbranded beats I don't think is the case. I have a pair of beats and they sound much better that the stock pair that came with the one. They did attempt to make them look like beats tho.

Sent from my HTC One X+
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] hansmrtn:
Im doing it. DO IT
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] ekerbuddyeker:
I'm thinking about doing it. Played with it in the at&t store. Wife watched me play with it but likes the bigger one though she does like the black ones too.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] d.cortez:
i can't ditch the Note 2. :) to date, it's the best android phone/device i've used. it's a great work phone (e.g, i use the S-Pen quite often, sign lots of documents, draw on other documents) and for my usage pattern, battery life is superb. that said, i cannot pass up the HTC One! i'm wondering how well i'll adjust to a slightly smaller screen...
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] mrej201:
dont do it u going to miss amazing screen amazing battery life removal sdcard and unlock bootloader if you flash a lot of rom
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] droidiac13:
Don't they all? LOL
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] gunnyman:
I love how these forums are looking like an Evita Family Reunion
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] Deleted member 4981821:
Just do eet mang
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] americasteam:
My exact thoughts when reading the original post! :)
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TooCrzy:
I can't wait to get my One!! Can't stand Samsung with their plastic "cheap feeling" phones....
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] tehdef:
Little early there for the signature then, eh? ;)
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] TooCrzy:
LOL!! Getting excited... :D
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
With good reason buddy:D

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] surge27:
I am having a hard time with this decision as im a phone hoarder lol.

I have gone through the Nexus 4, DNA, and Note 2 since November. Ive come back to the Note every time. Primarily because of battery and external storage.

But the One is so damn sexy and im assuming I will fall in love as soon as I touch it. Have always loved Sense (had One X also). Plus, HTC community on XDA is always fun! Fock it....upgrade coming soon...im in. Lol
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
Your like a phone whore! :DLmao:D

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] poisonsushi319:
yea ive came back to the note 2 everytime. I had the htc butteryfly, and man the battery life was so bad on that. hopefully the htc one fares better.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] nreddell:
I have not seen better battery life in a device especially running on LTE.

Sent from my HTC One X+
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] LuRock:
Are you talking bout the ONE or the X+?

I'm not an addict I just flash a lot.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] surge27:
Gotta be talking about Note 2.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] soapbubble:
Wow, this was a hard move. I love the One but the battery is soo bad compared to a Note 2. If I came from ANY other phone I think I'd be satisfied.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] poisonsushi319:
Is it really that bad? On my note 2 I like to have max brightness with full live wallpaper of the fishes.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] DiggerG:
I went from Note to Note II and have had the One for one day. I was glad that the Note II is marginally smaller than the Note, but I was afraid that i would miss the large screen - don't really use the stylus for writing. My initial impression is that I "feel" like I am missing the large screen but I don't actually see anything I am missing. I thought that typing was more prone to error but then I calibrated the keyboaard and it seems to work fine and as well as on Note II. I find the One easier to use - particularly one handed. Also, the speakers are truly great as is the screen. I also like Blinkfeed. Haven't yet played with the camera and am trying Hacker keyboard cuz it allows a fifth row of numbers. More as I play with it more.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] poisonsushi319:
What about battery life? I hate to always be rationing
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] DiggerG:
I'm still in setup/play time, but it seems pretty good. I would like percentage numbers in the battery icon, but I suppose I will have to flash a ROM for that.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] soapbubble:
Yeah. I think so. But this is only day 2 for me. My biggest gripes are that the camera seems to take a long time to focus compared to the HOX and the battery. Oh, front facing camera seems to have more noise than it should too.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] olly666:
Probably already answered but I can't be effed to shift through the entire thread. The headphones suck. They shouldn't have bothered including them - they give users a terrible first impression of Beats.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] poisonsushi319:
its ok, I have the klipsche x10, not the best but comfortable.

Anyways, I have both the htc one and note 2 now. I guess I will try and use the htc one for a week and see how it fits me. I don't mind the non-expandable storage but I hope the battery life is not like the htc one x.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] surge27:
I just sold my Note 2 and now have the One. I will definitely miss the battery life.

On the flipside, the One actually feels like a flagship compared to other Android OEMs, call quality is significantly better, speaker sound is great. Having unlocked bootloader and root is icing on the cake!!!
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] JohnCorleone:
Lol... I kept my Note 2 and added a line and got the One. I think my Nexus 4 is going up for sale. I know that was a tough decision that I wasn't able to make. I just have to decide if the N4 is the phone I sell or one of my others. Yeah I have newphonitis..:D

I haven't unlocked and rooted yet surprisingly. I am a HTC noob. Sammys i feel like i have a PhD whereas HTC I go PM-ing for help. I did leave GPS and sync on last night and after 12 hours idle I had 94% so I was happy there. I need to get unlocked and rooted though....those damn AT&T bloat apps running for 17 hours. Ok, which way to the rooting thread?

Oh surge, enjoy the new toy!

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I had the unlocked international One X and had a Faux kernel on it overclocked all 4 cores to 1600 and regularly got 5-6 hours screen time and 20-26 hours off the charger. I like how the quad core phones I have had managed power and battery. I do find it interesting that Samsung moved S4 shipping date up to the 23rd because the One is selling like crazy. Day 2 of 14 in my return window and I don't see my One going anywhere especially after some threads I have read about devs like Entropy, Gokhanmoral and others not developing on Samsungs anymore.
[AT&T HTC One (M7)] surge27:
JC... Remember seeing you in the OG forums... And GN2 also... Lol. Phone hoarder myself.

Go to the HTC One (intl) forum and look for it in the Android Development forum. It's pretty easy...
[Asus Transformer TF700] Tylorw1:
I know for WIFI you can decrease and increase the signal strength, but is this possible with Bluetooth? I have looked it up and havent found much on this. Would be interested in increase mine for my bluetooth headphones, which work perfectly but just need it a tiny bit boosted because when I go into the kitchen part of our house it begins to cut out.

Tylor

Thanks to those who answer. I am sure others beside myself would find this interesting.

Rom: Cromi-X 4.3b4 with _That's V2 kernal

UPDATE FOR TF700 USERS!!! AND THE 4.2.1 UPDATE

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2204100
[Asus Transformer TF700] flhthemi:
I don't think there is a way to do this. Bluetooth is a radio signal transmitted from your TF700 to your BT headset. Radio signals are line of sight oriented. Perhaps if you place your tablet somewhere up high you can get that little bit of extra coverage you need. Is there some reason you can't take the tablet to the kitchen with you and then place it in a safe spot where it won't get stuff dopped or splashed on it? My wife usually just puts hers in one of the cabinets above the counters and closes the door. Works great.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
Hi There,

First off, this is my second time installing a custom ROM and I had someone else Root this phone but I used revolutionary to S-Off. I haven't installed a custom kernel and it's running clockworkmod 2.5.07.

I flashed and installed

PARANOIDANDROID Woh 4.2.2 -------------------------------------->[v. 3.10b2/7th/March/2013] as per the instructions. Before starting I formatted the microsd card to 512mb of EXT4 with remaining 6.whatever Gig's of Fat32 (I used Minitool Partition Wizard on Win 7). Both were set as primary, while Fat32 was set to active, EXT4 was set to none (didn't think it made a difference?).

Everything installed fine, however, I first noticed issue when i went to run the terminal script for a2sd and it said it was read only (as attached). I tried to change permission to read/write and that didn't work. Then I realized after mounting USB storage connecting to Win 7 and opening Minitool Partition (because sd wouldn't show in My Computer) that all that was left on the micro sd was the FAT32 partition and nothing else.

So where do I go from here? I haven't added any Google account yet or did much else because there is only 14.65MB on internal now and I obviously can't send anything to sd and although I thought GAPPS went to sd in some form I guess not.

Can I recreate the EXT4 and push anything that was originally supposed to be on that partition onto it and then start installing apps there?... or do I need to repartition and reflash everything?

Also if I need to reflash, how can I ensure the same thing doesn't happen with the micro sd?

CWM wasn't formatting when I was trying to partition from Cyanogenmod 7 running Gingerbread (although then I read that CWM has bugs and could patition NAND and brick phone) so Minitool was my only sort of n00b option despite that I was having some issues but it seemed to be all fine before flashing 4.2.2.

Hopefully the attached photos will provide any further info you need to help.

Truly appreciate your help! This is my GF's Desire and I've been in the dog house playing with it all week (Cyanmod 7 was killing battery and was buggy, even stable version).

Thanks in advance once again!

** UPDATE ***

I just used my SD adapter directly into Win 7 and it's showing both partitions in Minitool and the Fat32 is available in My Computer showing music folders etc. However, the script for A2sd still never worked in Terminal Emulator saying "sh: can't create N: read-only file system"

So it appears the partition and the data is there and available but does the above message mean I can't send apps to the sd because it's read only?

Thanks again :S
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
Well one of your mistakes may have been using mini tool partition wizard. Many users have reported it's unreliability, and i've also had bad experiences with it in the past.

I would recommend using gparted to delete all partitions, and then using it to format the whole card to fat32.

Then install 4ext recovery instead of cwm, and use that create the ext4 partition.

If you need help on installing+using 4ext to create the sd-ext partition check out this guide

Finally do a full wipe, reflash the ROM, and activate a2sd through terminal emulator using:

su
a2sd install
y
n
y
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
Actually, I just ran your terminal codes above and that worked without reformatting or flashing!! It moved something like 94 or 96 apps and now shows 139 MB of internal storage!! Wow, I'm sooo excited. Imagine a n00b installing the latest version of Android on what is basically the original Android flagship HTC Desire/Nexus One!

BTW Should the developer maybe update with your script above vs the one listed which didn't work for me?

You guys rock!

I will start using GParted though and I assume using the liveimage USB would be best for me.

Now, I have to decide if I want to root my S3. I have 6 months left of my 1 year warranty so that's the only reason I've been debating it. Although most people say they've never heard Samsung not doing hardware repair just because a device is rooted. That sound about right?

Thanks Again!! So excited I'll end up using the old desire more than my S3!! lol
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
lol no problem. You should root the s3. I just did it for my friends using a guide that doesnt trip the flash counter, therefore your warranty isnt voided. Press thanks if i helped :D
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
Despite the fact that it's working now, should I indeed start from scratch before she's gets too comfortable with this? Flash recommended recovery and reformat sd and reflash everything? (since I originally formatted with Minitool)

BTW it appears that when we install apps will they appear to initially go to internal but after reboot they move to sd, is this actually what is happening and we should always reboot after installs and updates? I just installed about 8 apps and the internal shows it's down to 39mb but then upon reboot it's back up to 76.46 (Originally at 139 but I assume it's all app data consuming it).

Do you recommend anything to occasionally clear app data to ensure there is always space?

For the S3 I would love it if you provided a link to root without tripping the flash counter! Gesh, I love Android more and more everyday (never an issue without solution)... this community rocks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
I just tried installing one more app ROM Toolbox (only 8.something MB) and it said insufficent space despite showing the above amount just before install. Before installing or updating anything when I realized the ext was still there, it showed I had 267MB available and I only just installed about 45mb worth of apps, likely updated about 40MB as well. So the ext4 shouldn't be full yet. Could this actually be because of the poor partition?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
Ya all that stuff shouldn't be happening. I'm using the same ROM and have non of these issues, so its likely the ext partition.

Your best bet is to start again, and do what I said a couple posts up.

Which S3 variant do u have?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
Will do thanks. Btw, I'd love the link to the specific rooting method you used for the s3 workout tripping flash counter.

Thanks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
Just missed you asking for my variant. I have the Telus mobility Canadian SGH-I747M.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
here you go: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1739426
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
I'm going to attempt this now. First question is that the 4ext instructions say to download the updater, put on sd card and install. Then they instruct you to partition from there. They list the alternative as GParted.

You're saying to use GParted first and then install 4ext to partition. I just want to be sure on this but also if I format first, where I already have apps on sd will this mess anything up not allowing recovery flash or anything?

I suppose once I format the sd based on the current a2sd rom that only recovery will function. Just want to be sure on steps.

Thanks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
Also just to be sure, the link from xda for instructions on gparted say a bootable cd, however usb seems easier, is that okay to use instead?

Thanks (I'm growing ;)
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
i said to use gparted to delete all the partitions, then use 4ext to make the ext partition. But now that i think about it, its probably more efficient to use gparted to do everything. So just follow the gparted method in the guide.

I would recommend creating a 1gb ext4 partition and whatevers left fat32. Also theres no need to make a swap partition for this rom.

Its perfectly fine to format the card even with the apps on it. Again just to recap this is basically what you should do:

1. Use gparted to completely wipe all partitions on the card just for a clean start, then create the fat32 and ext4 partitions (use the guide)

2. Once the partitioning is done, put the rom + and gapps on the card (on the fat32 partition)

3. Put the sd into the phone, boot into recovery and choose wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache partition, then go to advanced and wipe dalvik

4. Flash the rom and gapps

5. Once the rom is flashed reboot and give it a couple minutes to settle. Then run these commands in terminal:

su
a2sd install
y
n
y

6. From then on, all apps you install should automatically go to the ext partition. I'd also still recommend installing 4ext recovery...i find it better for the desire than cwm.

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ya that should be fine. Just make sure you create the bootable usb properly by following the instructions from their site
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmcclue:
Why go to the hassel of downloading and using gparted when u can just use 4ext recovery?? if u have a bad partition, 4ext will say ur partitions aint aligned properly or something then u just partition with 4ext recovery. sorted
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
he used minitool to partition the card which may have corrupted it. Wouldnt it be safer to start fresh using gparted to wipe all the partitions, so that he wont have any further issues in the future?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jmcclue:
minitool just doesnt align it properly, just use 4ext recovery. so all he has to do is save whatever from the sdcard to pc then partition sdcard with 4ext and it will be done right. trust me, if he flashes 4ext recovery then in recovery, goto tools and check partition alignment and i bet it will say ur partitions are not aligned properly. i tried minitool ages ago to see what all the fuss was about it being sh1te and 4ext said that my partitions aint aligned so i re partitioned with 4ext and all was fine again.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
Well this is welcoming because 4ext seems much easier for a n00b like me if it'll work just as well.

I was going to do a 2gb ext4 partition, is that okay versus 1gb?

Btw do you recommend any custom kernel with the desire in this rom? I noticed it is a bit laggy at times and sometimes requires a few taps before certain things activate. Maybe kernels are a little too advanced for me now though?

Or maybe some cpu tweaks or anything. I do own ROM toolbox.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
Anything over 1.5gb for the ext partition is not recommended, so you probably shouldn't do 2gb.

The kernel that comes with the ROM is usually the best for the ROM, and theres not much you can do about the speed in jb roms. Ive tried the supercharger script but i honestly didnt notice any increase in speed. If your looking for a faster ROM use gingerbread.

Also dont mess around too much in rom toolbox if u dont know what your doing, you might get stuck in a boot loop and you will have to reflash the ROM.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
All had worked out well and indeed the original minitool said the fat32 wasn't properly aligned. The only thing which keeps aborting is the calendar fix. I noticed chrominum's post about corrupted for our sd, redownload, check md5 and reflash. If doesn't work reformat sd, clear everything repartition and try again.

I did all that and same thing. It doesn't say why it won't work but just aborting per attached.

It did work for me previously in cwm. I only installed the last rc and not the testing version of 4ext.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
We were posting at the same time. I'm starting all over again with 1.5g and we'll also see if that helps the calendar fix work.

Thanks!
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
The calendar fix still didn't work.

What I'd really like to clarify though is the whole apps to sd. I execute the script, it works, reboots and pushes 94 system apps over and then the available internal shows 140mb. Once I install the promoted updates we're usually around 100mb or so. Then, however, when I start installing apps it almost appears to install the whole app on internal as with each addition the internal is eaten away quickly. I know we're not moving data 2 sd with the script, however shouldn't there be limited data before even opening the app?

It's a tad confusing anyways because the size of the app as listed in the play store typically doesn't appear to be accurate. An example would be chrome which the play store says is 23.34mb but on my s3 chrome (just app size) shows 55.14mb per attached.

What happened after installing the subsequent list of apps is that I rebooted (as it seems an accurate internal memory only refreshes after reboot) and it went into bootloop even after 3 battery pulls and 30 mins waiting.

I checked info in 4ext and it showed only 1mb of internal memory and about 500mb used of the 1.5g ext4 partition. So I assume the bootloop was because there wasn't enough space to load even the os. Btw if there is a recovery method to uninstall apps that would be great, exist? (couldn't find it)

So based on this info, does it appear that the ext4 partition is working properly and that the internal memory is indeed filling up with app data even before using the apps?

If so, would the phone work well if I got a class 10 sd and moved data to sd?

Would a smaller gapps also work better based on the current sd?

For info attached is the list of apps installed and what play says they are in size (apparently not true at all).
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
What does titanium backup show for a2sd storage? Also are you getting the insufficient space warning when installing apps?

Maybe post a screenshot. This is what mine looks like on stock hboot, about 50 apps installed and the same ROM as you:

Bootloops shouldn't be happening. It could be the partitioning, maybe try doing the gparted stuff I was saying before.
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Gdroid1:
Will ROM toolbox show the same info?

I also installed free space which didn't show anything used on the ext4, however, the 4ext partition did.

You have regular gapps and 50 apps installed with no issues?

Did calendar fix work for you?

When installing gparted do I use "current" vs the x86 or whatever?
[Desire Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Chromium:
I used the gapps that were linked with the rom, but i uninstalled a lot of them i didnt need (google +, currents, etc...), and yes i have around 50 apps total installed no problem.

I dont use the calendar fix, but if the flashable zip isnt working, a workaround would be to navigate to sd-ext/gapps/system/app. Then delete Calendar.apk and CalendarProvider.apk. Finally go to the play store and download the calendar.

Im not sure what you mean about gparted. You arent installing it, you are just booting it live off the cd/usb.

x86 means 32 bit, and will also work on 64 bit computers, if thats what youre asking.