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[HTC One S] f10a:
What's the installation instructions if we are using a custom kernel and recovery? Thanks again.
[HTC One S] donb123:
Invert it even. E.g. Get rid of the blue background in it and make the white part blue.
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
Im really confused with this :confused:

So i must download the 1.8.zip and firmware.zip ?

And can anyone clearly explain what to do after the 2 of items downloaded ?

Thanks , really , sense makin me so so confused :(:confused:

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[HTC One S] mkinney88:
V1.8 is only a update you must be on v1.7.1 first. If you are then flash the v1.8 and the boot.IMG
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
I'll do that and also my idea and post both
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
Im s-off :D

Edit : so , to flash v1.8 the instructions is ?

fastboot oem rebootRUU

fastboot flash firmware (unknown jb.zip)

And ?

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[HTC One S] donb123:
You know, I forgot. The icon isn't static. It can turn red if there is some kind of connectivity problem. I suspect you have multiple ones to tweak.
[HTC One S] dizwikedcbr:
im coming from 1.7.1, do i need to Fastboot oem Ruu and flash the firmware.zip or do I just need to flash 1.8 and boot.img? Or both?
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
Are my phone will be okay after flashing di rcdata ? Because i havent ever updating my one s to jb official .. Even OTA ..

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[HTC One S] donb123:
There's no way to guarantee that your phone will be okay. You could even bootloop it and freak out and think it's toast but it's recoverable. You could hypothetically brick it and it'll be a paperweight. None of this is likely but there's some risk involved.

However, you say you never updated to JB so you shouldn't go flashing any rcdata. You need to follow procedures in OP to get to 1.7. 1.8 with rcdata.img in the firmware.zip is an UPDATE only.
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
Yeah if its like that i was knew it for a long time

And for the second paragraph :

I mean jb from htc dev , not the custom rom one , anyway yeah ... I've dl'ed 1.7.1 ,..

Edit : sorry dopost

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[HTC One S] mkinney88:
3 icons total cause it turns green when you make a phone call
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
Ok.

these are steps if you don't have JB partitions or have never officially updated to the JB 4.1.1

step1. download UnKnown_JB V1.7.1 & firmware.zip

Then follow the noobs guide to installing which is located on the front page.........:D

step2. after you have successfully installed v1.7.1 and the firmware.zip then download UnKnown_JB V1.8 and the UnKnown_JB V1.8 Firmware.zip

1. boot into bootloader

2. fastboot erase cache

3. fastboot oem rebootRUU

4. fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

5. do step 4# twice when you get an error.

6. the phone does NOT reboot on its own so #7

7. fastboot reboot or fastboot reboot-bootloader

Now flash JB V1.8 ROM
[HTC One S] cat2115:
Not sure, but I think it's not the ROM issue. It Google issue. I read somewhere that JB causes fc for google navigation. This ROM is super great, battery last me 24hrs or more, and fast & smooth...
[HTC One S] mod_terrik:
For anyone having Nav FC issues, click the compass at the top left when navigation starts and it should put Nav in 2D mode, and no longer FC. I dug into this a while ago since this happens to me on all JB ROMs and saw OpenGL errors in the logcat when Nav would FC, so I guess there is a bug in the 3D nav rendering...I think its something Google/HTC need to look at. It doesn't seem to affect everyone, but I've never had Nav work properly in 3D since ICS.
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
How about the attached one?

and there are actually 5 icons to edit but ill just do the color scheme with my icon.
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
I knew it ! This must be the answer :D

Im on 1.7.1 now but if I flash that firmware.zip data will be gone alright?

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[HTC One S] _-..zKiLLA..-_:
If ive already been on the latest firmware running cyanogenmod 10.1 (with s-off) is it still necessary to flash the firmware.zip?
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
No it won't wipe it but you should always back it up
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
The firmware.zip only contains the boot.IMG and rcdata that's it
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
Okay , gotcha :D

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[HTC One S] f10a:
Is this file the same as the Wifi icon pack on drive?

---------- Post added at 08:59 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:07 PM ----------

I have attempted several times to flash the rcdata as described above but every time is says FAILED <remote: 12 signature verify fail>.

I then tried to flash the entire firmware.zip 2x and it FAILED: <remote: 99 unknown>

Am I missing a step? I never had any issue flashing anything before. Thanks!
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
try ( fastboot erase cache ) before you flash the whole firmware.zip

And the file posted in the form is the same as the flashable in the working folders.
[HTC One S] djq:
i am in the same boat as you :confused:

edit: i tried the erase cache as well and still got the same error
[HTC One S] cat2115:
S-OFF: Currently on v1.7.1 and also flashed ElementX v4.3, is it ok to flash latest firmware.zip (in UnKnown_JB V1.8 Firmware folder) in twrp? Or else I just wait for 1.8 full ROM with wipe. thx
[HTC One S] f10a:
Same here.

What I did (didnt work):

1. boot into bootloader

2. fastboot erase cache

3. fastboot oem rebootRUU

4. fastboot flash zip firmware.zip (also tried the rcdata rcdata.img)

5. got error so redid #4

6. fastboot reboot or fastboot reboot-bootloader

7. went into recovery and flash 1.8 update zip
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
stand by i think i know what is wrong.
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
Okay so i think you need to install the ROM first cause there is a file in the firmware.zip that looks at your build. So follow this and report back.

Step 1. Flash the UnKnown_JB V1.8 update

Step 2. Boot into bootloader

Step 3. fastboot erase cache

Step 4. fastboot oem rebootRUU

Step 5. fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

I just followed this and it worked like a charm. Proof is attached :)
[HTC One S] djq:
trying now will report back in 5 minutes if my phone doesnt self destruct :D
[HTC One S] f10a:
About to try... but can I flash just the rcdata instead to preserve my kernal & recovery?
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
Nope i already tried to just flash the RCDATA.img but you will get a failed each time.
[HTC One S] donb123:
Dang.. I didn't even pay attention and saw that flashing rcdata by itself had actually failed. Oops!

Even still, my battery is light years better today than yesterday with whatever updates were in the ROM

I was going to try removing the recovery and boot from the zip file and flash that but I forgot which folder I was in and did the stock firmware.zip. Oh well, it takes no time at all to reflash twrp and elemental so no worries.

In other words, follow McKinney's instrux and then re-run all your custom stuff- it's just easier anyway.
[HTC One S] djq:
nope not working
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
what is your CID?

Are you S-OFF?

but i just checked if you have a CID 11111111 it still works.

this is what the file is checking for

modelid: PJ4011000

cidnum: T-MOB010

mainver: 3.14.531.17

btype:1

aareport:1

hbootpreupdate:3
[HTC One S] rc420head:
I remember people in the s-off thread getting the error 99. If I remember correctly it's directly related to Cid (in the s-off case not having Cid 11111111) in this case I would think you need the t-mobile Cid.

Just my educated guess.

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[HTC One S] donb123:
Dat's purdy!

It doesn't install as an apk.

Should I just push into system/apps and reboot and see if that does it?

Edit: I should've just done it before posting as that worked.

adb shell

mount -o remount,rw /system

cd /system/app

mv IPService.apk IPService.apk.bak <-- just to get a backup in case something goes wrong- easier than restoring a nandroid

back on your pc:

adb push IPservice.apk /system/app

reboot phone
[HTC One S] djq:
double post
[HTC One S] djq:
cid T-MOB010

s-on
[HTC One S] bigdee:
Will it be able to flash via phone ?
[HTC One S] rc420head:
I just followed these instructions and went off with out issue.

I think s-on is where your problem is.

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[HTC One S] mkinney88:
OMG Thanks!!!! someone got it. Okay so you must be S-OFF for that to work.
[HTC One S] djq:
is there an easy s-off thread somewhere?
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
I think it's only 2, moonshine and facepalm :D

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[HTC One S] f10a:
Is it confirmed this won't update for s-on? Seems odd previous updates installed without issue.
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
Idk ..:)

Look on the download percent ..

LOL :D

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[HTC One S] ryanshew:
Are the s-on people relocking the bootloader before attempting to flash the firmware zip?

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] rc420head:
Good call! Forgot about that part (doesn't matter to me I'm s-off)

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[HTC One S] f10a:
No. Can't remember... Do we need to? If so, please post those instructions because I can't keep track of all the different steps to do anymore lol. Thx!
[HTC One S] mmandros:
Odd loop situation

Well I'm not entirely sure how I did it but I hosed my phone. I am TMO US, previously was on HBOOT 1.14 S-Off. I wanted update to take advantage of the new 3.4 kernel. So I followed the firmware update procedures and now I have 2.15 woo hoo.

But I must have done something wrong. So I get this weird boot loop. Get the splash, the lock screen. No service in the notification bar. "x" above the lack of bars. Sits there for a minute or 2, then reboots. So I thought maybe the radios are hosed. Flashed them. This firmware.zip and that. RUU here and a RUU there.

So I've spent the last 8 hours reading, downloading, flashing, locking/unlocking, RUU.

No mater what I flash, same boot loop pattern. The fact that it gets to lock screen make me think something else is going on. I just don't know what to try next.

Thanks for any advice.
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
Read post #1 the instructions are there.......all the commands
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
You have relocked boot loader and ran the latest jb ruu and you still get the same thing?
[HTC One S] mmandros:
Yes sir. Very odd. I just don't get it. I was able to flash a PAC man ROM that let me get into settings. I went into the network settings and look for the APNs. nothing in the list. Did a search for network operators and it rebooted.

Stock RUU, latest version of RUU_Vile_U_JB_45..... wont let me get to the settings. When I unlock I get a black screen with notification bar.
[HTC One S] donb123:
I'm really curious why people are wanting to do this s-on. Now that moonshine is here (and facepalm already) I cannot think of any reason why not to be s-off other than you like your installs to take a long long time while it tries to write boot.img and fails and then doing it manually after all that. Am I missing something?
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
Haha , you know sometimes people wants the another way :D

And if anyone wants the original tmobile plmn :

Or upside down signal : ( anyway this just to keeping me fun on loss time :D )

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[HTC One S] f10a:
I'm afraid I'll wipe, brick, or otherwise jack up my phone. But I'm very tempted to try the moonshine method before tackling this update.
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
Haha why so afraid ? If you afraid why you want to crack up your one s ? You know this makin me lol'd :D

And , anyone ..

As therefore , they are two s-off method on one s , so what are the easiest one that you'll choose ? ( just people opinion dont be mad :p )

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[HTC One S] donb123:
Moonshine is if you've already flashed firmware zip and have the newer hboot. I was stuck there for awhile and couldn't facepalm. Moonshine was painless and easy.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
Thanks mkinney88. Feels smoother than other sense roms I've tried. Time will tell about battery.

I was looking for a stable rom to flash after running CM10 (darkjelly) for a couple months.

I updated my RCDATA and other firmware goodies by making a zipfile and adding android-info.txt

I've been s-off a long time. Anyone s-off shouldn't bother RUUing, just update your firmware, but select out the recovery.img and the other security partitions. No wifi problems.

The mods work well.

My only hopes now are a mod to add power/quick toggles to the pulldown menu

and a mod to enable the AOSP recent apps menu.
[HTC One S] TheArtiszan:
Okay I am not sure if anyone else ran into this problem or not.

I just updated mine to this from 1.7.1 that I have been running for a while.

Before the update I did have the elemental kernel installed and I had to install the wifi fix.

After installing the update and flashing the firmware I had to reinstall my recovery no biggie

but when it booted it ran okay but wifi is not turning on

Do I need to install that fix again?

I figured the kernel would be over written right away since I am s-off.

Did I miss something?

Any help would be appreciate.
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
There's a people who have the same problem as you , on the page before this

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[HTC One S] donb123:
Reinstall elemental
[HTC One S] f10a:
I tried to run moonshine but it keeps failing at test 2 / adb error, so looks like I am stuck with s-on and relocking the bootloader, flashing the firmware.zip, flashing the rom, unlocking the bootloader and reflashing the recovery and kernel. ugh.
[HTC One S] npiper05:
Remove SU

Hey all

I was doing some digging online and thought I would ask a question to the group before the OP cooks up a separate flashable. If I want stock 4.1.1 with not root (can't have root if I want work email on phone), can I just install this ROM, and then use root explorer to delete the superuser.apk to uninstall?

This seems "too easy" to me, so thought I would ask the pro's.

Nick
[HTC One S] jamus28:
root is just the su files. Look for su in system/bin and system/xbin as well.

Even easier than that, superSU and I think superuser have options in their settings to full unroot.
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Weirdest thing and I know it's not directly related to the update because it was happening when I was on CM 10.1. I am still having issues with Google Nav closing after about 10 seconds. Other nav apps work fine.
[HTC One S] kwattro76:
Root

how did you fix it
[HTC One S] fbihawk:
Just go into recovery and flash the zip again like when you first got root using the toolkit. Should fix it.

a related note, whenever I try and delete t mobiles annoying bloatware my phone resets and all the apps are still there
[HTC One S] PUTALE:
I flashed the stock RUU for the ICS and then grab the OTA to get JB. My phone was S-off, unlocked, and rooted. Now after updated to JB, it is still saying S-OFF.

Question, do I need to unlock again and root?
[HTC One S] npiper05:
Which RUU did you use? Just curious as I'm S-Off as well and ran an RUU but could not the the JB OTA on my phone.
[HTC One S] PUTALE:
I use the ICS RUU: RUU_Ville_U_ICS_40_S_TMOUS_2.35.531.7_Radio_1.08ts.50.02.16_10.08e.50.04L_release_279577_signed.

I first change CID to TMO version. And then flash the RUU in the fastboot. Then just ran OTA and it pulls the info and update.
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
Here is the RUU
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
No, just fastboot flash the custom recovery and then flash a ROM or SU.zip
[HTC One S] myphonesbetter:
I used the rom cleaner zip thats out there. It seemed to work pretty well for a lot of the bloat. i also removed sense. but you dont have to.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1676752&highlight=cleaner
[HTC One S] PuffDaddy_d:
Compared to stock ICS, has anyone noticed reduced battery life with this JB version? Seems like batteries last longer with ICS vs JB.
[HTC One S] :
I find the battery life pretty good. But i use lux to adjust brightness, and i have notifications turned off on most apps.
[HTC One S] jenkins-84:
Cant.download boot.img plus download links fail on download...
[HTC One S] nicxus:
I'm having wifi issues, couldn't flash the firmware.zip file.

I'm s-off and on twrp 2.4.1.1
[HTC One S] myphonesbetter:
everytime lbe privacy guard gets super user permissions my phone soft resets. then will eventually get stuck at the "htc one" screen.

Is there a different SU i can use? not sure why it does this. it worked with the euro JB 3.16.
[HTC One S] lyrical1278:
Speaking of su, supersu requests to update the binary... I tried to go back into twrp as instructed, but it never shows an update.
[HTC One S] secfincorp:
I have the same situation. Cant flash the firmware file either.
[HTC One S] jenkins-84:
I looked in the file on found nothing after download...
[HTC One S] havikx:
ive almost always had this problem. i have no idea what it is but it happens on cm10 cm10.1 and sense for me.
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
There must be a wrong steps .. Try to look it more ..:D

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[HTC One S] mkinney88:
If you are s-on, you should be able to use moonshine. Even if your on the newest build because the Hboot didn't update and is exploitable. I have used moonshine and it worked no problem. please make sure you have read everything that is required of moonshine and if you don't know then ask!!!

SO ....... if you are s-on go to the first post and you will see these instructions, rememeber you should have already done the first firmware.zip that was realease with the first release of this ROM..... Also you don't need to really do the firmware.zip update just make sure you flash the new boot.img the RCDATA.img is just a cell update. if you decide not to flash the firmware.zip you will need to make a change to the build.prop which is change ro.ril.radio.svn=20 to ro.ril.radio.svn=19

1. fastboot oem lock

2. fastboot erase cache

3. fastboot oem rebootRUU

4. fastboot flash zip firmware.zip

5. do step 4# twice when you get an error.

6. the phone does NOT reboot on its own so #7

7. fastboot reboot or fastboot reboot-bootloader
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
The modified Pull Down Title (aka the carrier plmn) is the way I sign my ROM and all my work..... I don't put it anywhere else or make special wallpapers or boot-screens. I would really appreciacate if you use my modified systemUI.apk to kinda sport my developing name.
[HTC One S] TheArtiszan:
Are you supposed to get a error from 4. fastboot flash zip firmware.zip?

Mine didn't error when I did that. But it hung at the end and had to reboot manually although it looked like it finished.

But when I had 1.7.1 I had installed a different kernel

after following the steps updating the rom then the firmware thru fastboot it came up with no working wifi

I wiped everything and reinstalled 1.7.1 and booted.

Then just flashed the update to 1.8 and it seems to be working.
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
Mine didn't error either, but after you flash the firmware.zip it won't reboot on its own so that is normal. i just issue the fastboot reboot command.
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
Soo credit is the problem , okay i'll make you satisfied :D

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[HTC One S] mkinney88:
Thank you !! I appreciate that you understand.
[HTC One S] f10a:
Can we skip the boot.img if we want to keep the custom kernel and just flash the rcdata.img, followed by a build.prop edit?
[HTC One S] porkupan:
Just installed the update, looks pretty good.

I installed the firmware.zip first, and for some reason it killed my recovery, so I had to reflash it from fastboot (fastboot flash recovery TWRPv2.3.3.0.img). Once I reflashed the recovery, I was able to install the 1.8 update.

Not sure if it has anything to do with the update, but after installing the new firmware.zip my phone takes a lot of time before initially trying to connect to the cellular network. It boots up in its normal time, but only connects to T-Mobile about 3-4 minutes later. Once connected, data and voice seems to work fine. Is anyone else experiencing the same behavior?
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
Yes you can.
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
The firmware.zip contains the stock recovery thats why you have to reflash the recovery. My phone doesn't take anytime to boot or connect to the cell tower. Try flashing the stock APN that's all I can think of cause I replaced the stock one with the open APN
[HTC One S] f10a:
I finally got moonshine to WORK!!!

Now...where do I begin? I guess the best way is to:

1. flash the 1.8 zip

2. reflash the kernel and recovery

Yes/No?
[HTC One S] djq:
what did you do to get moonshine to work?
[HTC One S] TheArtiszan:
I must say after using this for about a day not the battery life that I have been getting is about double what it used to be.
[HTC One S] f10a:
1. I created a folder C:/Android/android-sdk/platform-tools to put fastboot and adb in there

2. Created a new folder on the desktop called Downloads and extracted moonshine into this folder

3. Then followed the moonshine instructions and all worked as advertised, except each time the phone booted up into android I unlocked the lock the screen.

Good luck.
[HTC One S] mkinney88:
I don't have the full 1.8 you need to install v1.7.1 first then update with v1.8 I'll see about getting the full up tonight
[HTC One S] donb123:
battery life

I've not done any kind of testing but I can say that battery life is vastly improved now. I believe custom kernel with core speed changes over stock probably helps a good bit too.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
I'm on bricked kernel. Doesn't seem like battery life is very good at all. somewhat lower than viperrom. What are you using?

I may reinstall and try the stock kernel considering it was designed with battery life in mind.
[HTC One S] f10a:
I already had 1.7.1 and all is good now after I was successful at s-off. I have 1.8 running with the bricked kernel so will see how it all works out.
[HTC One S] donb123:
Prior to 1.8 Wifi calling was killing battery- that's why it's so much better. I'm using ElementalX. I don't know that the stock kernel was developed with battery life in mind. I do know that using Aroma installer and selecting a specific governor and specific upper and lower core speeds that I personally am taking battery life into account.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
Thanks ill try elemental next.

Can anyone point me to a guide on what to modify Inside systemui.apk to get a aosp style recent apps popup? I know how to decompile the apk and such.
[HTC One S] rc420head:
+1

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[HTC One S] andorraxda:
Erratic radio after 1.8 firmware

I updated to 1.8, did Mooonshine s-off so that I could update my firmware. After flashing the firmware, my data has gotten very erratic. It will connect at 2G and eventually reach 4G, but if I download anything on 4G, it will disconnect and then revert back to 2G. Do you know how to fix this?
[HTC One S] andorraxda:
Nevermind, I fixed it. I flashed the 1.8 firmware and didn't flash a custom recovery. That seems to have fixed the problem.
[HTC One S] big fancy:
im dumb....delete.
[HTC One S] f10a:
If we are s-off doesn't flashing just the update zip take care of everything else like the rcdata and boot?
[HTC One S] qazsxdcfv:
Its hard bro , try search it on Google :D

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[HTC One S] jamus28:
Actually it was fairly easy. I uploaded the bluebat mod zip (from OP) with the change. Unfortunately there's no "close all" button, but I'm sure that's something else I can look into. It's still a lot easier to manage than the HTC 3d slowly moving windows.

I don't think this was one of those "oh man pfft that idiot forgot to search google before posting" questions.

Also, advice to any S-offers flashing firmware zips: create a new zip and move just the imgs you need + android_info.txt. This way you don't have to lose recovery or be flashing security partitions. Winrar works great.