yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[MDA, XDA, 1010 Software Upgrading] auburnham:
Thanks for the tips, ramram.

Here are some remarks on my XDA issues:

1.) Polyphonic Ringtones not working

Problem: Although polyphonic ringtone support is listed on the Makis and Lumpistefan kitchens, all of the necessary files are not included in the cooked ROM.

Solution: The other files are included in a package I posted here:

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=49846#49846

These files take up about ~570kB and need to be in the \Windows directory. This is why I couldn't get .MID files to play.

2.) .WMA ringtones not working

Problem: I had a media player (PocketMusic) associated with .wma files. So I assume that when the OS was trying to play the .wma file for a preview or ring, it was trying to do so through PocketMusic (although PocketMusic was never automatically started).

Solution: Removing this file association corrected the problem. I am also assuming the offending registry key was:

\HKCR\.wma

It would be interesting to see if the same thing would happen with .WAV files if they were associated with a program.

3.) SD Card erasures

Problem: I had (wrongly) concluded from my previous tests and research of other people's experiences that this was a flaw introduced by the T-Mobile developers of the WM2003 ROM for the XDA:

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?p=49388&highlight=#49388

Now I understand that this problem goes much higher up, and is a flaw introduced by the Microsoft developers in the 2003 OS.

Solution: As suggested by ramram, I am keeping my SD card locked as much as possible. This means sacrificing RAM for cache and other temp files. Hopefully a.) this will be corrected in WM2003SE, and b.) someone releases a WM2003SE ROM for the XDA.

If nothing else, from this experience I have found that I do like A.30.09 (ATT) more than 4.01.16 (TMO) for these reasons:

1.) More space for extras when cooking ROM

2.) No unnecessary startup items

3.) Have not observed device turning display on when checking email

4.) "Extras" provided by TMO can be installed on SD Card

5.) Increasing sound "problem" can be advantageous if you are in a quiet meeting and the device begins to sound.

Shawn
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ashwini212199:
Can anyone make a mod to get back "WCDMA only" option in network mode selection in AMCD rom. becoz i have a poor 3g network here, and i want 3g always.. so in AMCD rom there is no network mode selection. Its only 2g and auto mode.

And an anyone give me resumable link for XXAMCE stock firmware ?

Thanks in Advance
[Motorola Atrix HD] zatz:
I am wishing to sideload a stock update.zip of the latest JB firmware for the Atrix HD. All I have is fastboot and stock recovery. I've been trying to flash the sbf and all I've had is trouble. How can I go about converting an sbf (or xml.zip) into an update.zip?

Thanks!

Edit: sorry, this wasn't appropriate for the dev section. I am really looking for an update.zip that can be flashed from stock recovery, or an update binary so I can make my own.
[Motorola Atrix HD] Codex01:
Wrong section.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xGary:
I am planning on rooting, but probably not until there is an option to unroot incase I have to repair it or sell it. I can't seem to find any information on unrooting the One. Is it possible? If so, which root method is unrootable or are all of them (if there are multiple methods) unrootable?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bobsie41:
The obvious way is to re-lock the bootloader and run the appropriate RUU which is what I have always fallen back on in the past to return to stock usually to prepare for ota updates. Unfortunately, it appears that there are very few RUU leaks for this device therefore no escape routes after rooting especially for those like me who have a network branded device (for the first time :( ) Roll on s-off then all our problems will be solved :D
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
Description:

This mod enables you to switch radios without actually flashing the radio partition.

I am aware the HTC One can currently flash the radio partition via recovery (thanks [MENTION=1118681]he_stheone64[/MENTION]) so the usefulness of this mod is yet to be determined, but for now, it offers low-risk possibilities of trying other radios some people would not feel comfortable flashing.
​

How does it work?

The mod flashes the radio files to /system/mdm. On boot up, if the radio exists in this location, the radio partition will be unmounted and a symbolic link will be created from /firmware/mdm to /system/mdm.
​

Requirements:

Any HTC One device

Custom boot.img with init.d support

Install:

Flash desired radio zip

Reboot

Profit

Removal:

The mod can be removed by deleting the following:

/system/etc/init.d/00firmware

/system/mdm

Downloads:

Radios:

M7_JB_WWE_1.29.401.12_RADIO_4A.14.3250.13: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=22926241640219512 (23MB) (Same as AT&T version)

M7_UL_JB_WWE_1.26.707.5_Radio_4A.13.3231.20: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=22926241640219511 (23MB)

M7_JB_TMOBILE_4A.14.3250.15.zip: http://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=22926241640219523 (23MB)
​

FAQ:

Q. How do we add more radios?

A. To add more radios, I need the link to a current firmware.zip/firmware.img/radio.img or the /system/mdm folder of a device on the current firmware and I'll package it and add it to the Downloads.

The radio.img can be extracted with the following command through ADB Shell or Terminal Emulator:

dd if=/dev/block/mmcblk0p31 of=/sdcard/radio.img

Q. How can I tell if my current rom has init.d support?

A. Most custom roms have this. You can check for the existence of a /system/etc/init.d folder. I can possibly be persuaded to add init.d support to an existing rom (eg. stock rom). All I need is the boot.img.
​

Credits:

[MENTION=2514695]nugzo[/MENTION] for originally requesting this mod to be ported from the HTC One X+ and for helping me test

[MENTION=1118681]he_stheone64[/MENTION] for the radio partition name

[MENTION=3064620]Becool0130[/MENTION] for the T-Mobile radio
[One (M7) Android Development] c-prodigo:
Tithe thanks, am missing the great viper Rom, of course we have tork here and he's done a great job so far...
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
You're definitely in good hands with [MENTION=3828647]torxx[/MENTION] and company!
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
Now we need a volunteer with the AT&T radio :)
[One (M7) Android Development] poondog:
Wow venom guys are actually flooding this section :D

This seems very handy, looks like the needs for s-off isn't as great as it used to be
[One (M7) Android Development] blacklistedcard:
Nice...... Going to test it out...
[One (M7) Android Development] scotty2hotty1125:
I was under the impression that the AT&T radio was the same as the latest WWE one.
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
Agreed.. all S-OFF will buy really is the ability to update HBOOT.

We'll find out soon enough: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40678823#post40678823
[One (M7) Android Development] scotty2hotty1125:
Here is the original AT&T radio:

http://db.tt/aviDMZXN
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
Thanks Scotty!

I can now confirm that the 4A.14.3250.13 radio is the same as the AT&T one (CRC comparison)
[One (M7) Android Development] BIGMOH:
Hi Turge,

Glad to see you here :good:

Just wanted to let you know for OFFICIAL TELUS ROM it has the same RADIO as the AT&T one.

Build#1.29.661.5_RADIO_4A.14.3250.13_10.33.1150.01

Hope this info helps :)
[One (M7) Android Development] Becool0130:
TURGE! :D here is the T-mobile USA radios as well (in the .zip):

https://mega.co.nz/#!d9wz0QDA!DF1QoGnkPuDt3ttjpGz1xSqh9U0ZDUtEpPG15vA_61E

Do you need my stock boot.img? if so, could you please tell me how to get this for you?

Thanks,

Tim
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
Well, the links to the files dont work, says mirror not found everytime.

Flashed scottys radio.img successfully but didnt get the desired effect (which was trying to get 3G ATT on a UK phone)... I knew it was a long shot for it to work but had to try it.

Thanks for the help guys.
[One (M7) Android Development] BIGMOH:
Have you set the correct APN values for your network? Should be correct on wwe Rom but doesn't hurt to check. Also I think once team viper comes out with a Telus based Rom for the ONE, you will be good ;)

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Hi Tim how did you get the files of your phone.

Could you please give the steps as I would like to share mine ad well.

Thanks :thumbup:
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
Maybe I should clarify my intentions, I have a UK phone and would like to have the 850mhz hsdpa frequency to get 3g (available on att) on my phone as of now I only get Edge.

Regarding the how to get your radio to upload it it's stated how in the first post.
[One (M7) Android Development] joshuadjohnson22:
Will viper rom be coming yo the one? I REALLY hope SO! Best rom.
[One (M7) Android Development] torxx:
Nice job turge, glad to have a great dev around here :)
[One (M7) Android Development] Red5:
Between [MENTION=1225716]Turge[/MENTION] and [MENTION=3828647]torxx[/MENTION] we have some great Devs supporting our device.
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
[MENTION=1225716]Turge[/MENTION]

Still getting no mirrors found error in the hosting service there...

Has anyone downloaded it that can provide another mirror?

Error confirmed for 3 different people/countries.
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
Links updated with working ones.
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
Thanks [MENTION=1225716]Turge[/MENTION], so I guess I won't be having 850Mhz UMTS on my phone...

I'll try to sell it somewhere...
[One (M7) Android Development] Becool0130:
Hi! , please see this thread I made. All you have to do is replace the radio in .zip with the backup you created in step 2. All done! :good:
[One (M7) Android Development] Razor2100:
I have a question are the radios for Vodafone DE ... ?

or are they just for AT&T !

Thanks Guys

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HTC One

TrickDroid 5.1

ElementalX 0.3
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
Thanks. T-Mobile radio added to the OP.
[One (M7) Android Development] BIGMOH:
Just confirmed Rogers and Telus have the same radio. :cool:
[One (M7) Android Development] stepw:
Most likely there is no 850MHz/1900MHz baseband amplifier IC in EMEA and Taiwanese versions (m7_u, m7_ul).

Even if there is, chances are there's a SKU parameter in secure partition (where CID resides) that defines enabled radio bands.

Since that partition is not writable without S-OFF, it would likely take to patch SKU parser in radio ROM to override this setting.

I don't want to discourage anyone from trying, but flashing radio ROM from another device may not be sufficient to enable other bands.
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
Thanks for the deeper explanation I appreciate it.

So with S-Off it might be possible but not for certain right?
[One (M7) Android Development] stepw:
Hardware is the biggest factor as it's difficult/not possible to alter. Software can be potentially patched to enable extra bands. It would take to reverse engineer radio ROM to figure out where band configuration is stored though. So if hardware is capable of NA UMTS bands, then it might be possible to get software to use them with or without S-OFF.

Replacing radio ROM is not necessarily sufficient, but that doesn't mean changing bands is not possible. It just takes more than flashing another radio.
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
So fat chance then? :(
[One (M7) Android Development] stepw:
Yes :(

But if you want to keep trying, here are some pointers:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2101829

http://synergy-evo3d.googlecode.com/svn-history/r11/wiki/Radio.wiki

AT$QCBANDPREF is of particular interest...

Until somebody opens up a unit to confirm if RF amplifier ICs are universal or both NA and EMEA bands ICs are in place, there's still hope.
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
According to the table in this Anandtech article http://www.anandtech.com/show/6747/htc-one-review/15

I think they should be the same. at least between EMEA and US versions.

Edit: this AT$QCBANDPREF may be for query right? not for setting new ones
[One (M7) Android Development] Hunt3r.j2:
I can pretty much guarantee that the One has hardware support for AWS WCDMA. It is blocked in software because AT&T requires it. Whether or not it can be unblocked is another question entirely.
[One (M7) Android Development] stepw:
They did not disassemble one, so looks like supported bands are quoted based on some published specs rather than confirmed capabilities.

Furthermore, the author suggests he had to use 1900 UMTS/WCDMA band specifically to get 3g coverage in NA on his EMEA device. Which suggests 850 band was not enabled/available.

I'm pretty sure AT$QCBANDPREF is writable in Qualcomm reference radio images, but HTC may have locked it out in their customized radios.

If it is locked, another way to modify associated parameters has to be identified.
[One (M7) Android Development] willhang:
Hi, I currently have a HTC One Developers Edition running TrickDroid, I do have an init.d folder in /system/etc but am unsure if I have a custom boot.img. will I be able to use this radio flashing method without any issues?
[One (M7) Android Development] rockd0gg:
I can imagine that they used different RF amplifier modules dependending on the market:

PN0710000: HK, Singapore EMEA => 800,1800,2600 MHz

PN0712000: NA => 700, 850, AWS,1900 MHz

Even if we can enable other bands in MDM9215M module (supports all of them), the phone might just lack the amplifiers for other bands. They basically use 1 TriQuint, 3 Avago and 2 Skyworks anplifier chips. See ifixit and chipworks teardowns.

We know what chips they use for the US Version:

Triquint TQM7M9023

Avago A5508

Avago A5020

Avago A5007

Skyworks 77762

Skyworks 77764

As per my information, none of them are designed for EMEA or Asia LTE bands (800, 1800, 2600 ...).

We need to see what is inside the non-US Ones, but I guess they have different band amplifiers in there so we can't enable other bands than what the amplifiers support. So its pretty much a hardware limitation here. T-Mobile should be doable on any NA phone though.
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
The TrickDroid ROM would definitely have init.d support.
[One (M7) Android Development] Aviras:
Turge, welcome to the One development forum! Love your work on the One XL, I was hoping you'd pop over here too! Sweet stuff. Can't wait to see what comes next now.
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
Thanks, but I'm sorry to disappoint, but I don't have the phone ;)

Other Team Venom members have it though which is all that matters.
[One (M7) Android Development] Becool0130:
Awe man! Turge when will you get your phone? You gotta have it :) we need ya bro
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
Ok, I just decided to get one. Viper ordered it for me and will be shipping it out because HTC doesn't like Canadians.
[One (M7) Android Development] Aviras:
Ugh, yeah I was very disappointed to see they neglected the Canadian market for the One unlocked and Dev editions. I'm sure they have their reasons, but still it was quite disappointing. Had to pick up mine through Rogers who apparently *retail* it at $800+, $150 on a new contract or in this case, $500+ to upgrade from my One XL.

Totally stoaked you're on board though. Unless you're pulling our legs. XP
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
Nope.. it's ordered.

And yah, the Canadian carriers definitely like to overcharge for phones.. the One X+ was $650 at Telus, but $550 at AT&T.
[One (M7) Android Development] Becool0130:
Tmobile USA should be doable that's awesome!

People with the developer edition would love this man. Complicated questions though:

1. How is this possible? I have a thread running in Tmobile USA forum and we tried radio flashing through recovery and a nandroid (even adjusted apn). We failed. What gives?

2. Is S-Off really the answer to all this then?

Granted, I don't think anyone has tried this method in this thread but I don't think it will work anyhow.
[One (M7) Android Development] c5satellite2:
Anyone know what the UL radio is or why its different?

Another thought about the hardware limitations of enabling other bands of service, the different models might contain the same amplifiers, radios and baseband hardware but might have different antenna assemblies. Might be worth looking at the antenna assembly part numbers also. If they are different, no software will be able to overcome this. You would need to change the actual antennas.
[One (M7) Android Development] Red5:
You better not be trolling... :cowboy:
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
Seems like too much trouble and unlikely to be able to change frequencies... I'll have to buy an att one
[One (M7) Android Development] Turge:
Lol.. Time will tell I guess ;)
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
Wow! so, reporting in that my EMEA phone somehow now has the 850mhz band for wcdma...

http://db.tt/xUvyB2Wa
[One (M7) Android Development] ecuador tur:
How did you do it?
[One (M7) Android Development] stepw:
Excellent news! Are you positive it's not because it picked 1900MHz base station?
[One (M7) Android Development] KaCeX:
After a whole day of tinkering with it, it seems you are right, there must be some 1900MHz base station near my workplace (doing some tests maybe?) because the only way I get H is on my workplace... I can't even leave the building without losing the H and going back to Edge...

So, this was a lucky break I think...

Somewhere near the base station http://db.tt/5lHHeCSS

Not even 20 meters away from that spot I lose signal and fall back to Edge http://db.tt/cL3YTmr5

By falling back to edge I mean it takes a minute to get signal back while going from edge to hsdpa looks seamless...
[One (M7) Android Development] sangalone:
sprint

Hey guys. Which one can I use for sprint
[One (M7) Android Development] willhang:
Hi, I have a HTC One Dev Edition running latest TrickDroid 5.2.1, I just flashed the TMobile radio from this thread and put a friend's tmobile SIM Card (Who also uses a HTC One from Tmobile) with 4G service into the phone and nope I am not getting the 4G connection. I checked in settings and my radio version is 4A.14..3250.15, what am I doing wrong?
[One (M7) Android Development] gothicasshole:
I'm getting a bit all over the place signal from an install of venum 2.0.0 should I flash a new radio for my hox+ the stock radio wasn't much better but I got more lte squeezed out of it and here's the kicker I'm switching from 4g to 3g freaquentally vetting 3 bars but I live about a mile from a tower I can stand in my front door and see it a d it is at&t I checked

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Mite be a hardware issue if the chip dosent support their bands alll the software in the world can't help you usually those chips are geared twards at&t not t mobile I would check the freaquencies and if its compatible the Hell yea find something if not good luck bro
[One (M7) Android Development] angusc:
Would be really great if you could list all the software and hardware details from both your developer edition and your friends T-Mobile version. It's his on a 64gb version?

Sent witH desire from One X
[One (M7) Android Development] gothicasshole:
Ok I'm running the HTC one x+ for at&t running viper 2.0.0 any suggestions I keep getting sketchchy signals 3 bars max And teriable speeds on the stock it was almost always lte and full service ik at&t lies a lot (all carriers do pick your poison) but is there a good radio that's flasbable for the one x+ bc if I'm not mistaken the lte modem and 3g is built into the tegra chip set I don't want to cross code and really mess it up
[One (M7) Android Development] 008325:
i was flashed the radio from the 1st post , but i cannot connect the 4G anymore , my region is only support 1800/2600mhz, does it matter?

i want to flash it back....however the recovery wipe out my all of thing....i have to find some radio that can support my region network
[One (M7) Android Development] mahesh_9j:
Hi All,

Can anyone please provide me a radio.img file from M7_UL_JB_WWE_1.26.707.5_Radio_4A.13.3231.20

thanks
[One (M7) Android Development] picard47:
i would share this request
[One (M7) Android Development] ameer456:
so I cannot purchase the google edition of HTC one

since it will not support LTE band in my country (1800, 2600) since flashing modem will not work because of different RF amplifier modules :(

thus my only hope is to purchase international HTC one and hoping for proper nexus port &/or CM .
[One (M7) Android Development] Bluedude432:
N00B Stuck w/o signal and reboots on homescreen

Sorry I'm a super N00B with an AT&T rooted with S-ON HOX+ and have been flying by the seat of my pants for years with ROMS. I wanted to update to the new Venom 2.0.0 today and update my radio too. I'm coming from Venom 1.2.7 (1.2.3 OTA?) and normally used CWM since that what I've used for years in the past. I made a full system recovery with CWM just incase something happened. So, I got the files I needed for the ROM and Radio and it took me a bit to figure how to do the Fastboot cmd but I finally got it!!! :laugh: After flashing the boot.img (I must be leaving a step out) I couldn't get into recovery to flash the ROM! I ended up installing TWRP (do I possibly have 2 recoveries? only TWRP loads in recovery now) via Fastboot cmd and it seemed to work perfectly and I got my phone back in working condition with the help of Titanium Backup Pro for my apps and data only. From here everything seemed to be going well.

Now for the Radio, I downloaded the mod on the front page (M7_JB_WWE_1.29.401.12_RADIO_4A.14.3250.13) and used TWRP to flash/install it from the root of my SD card. Now my HOX+ is constantly rebooting after loading the startup scripts, it makes it to a blank screen with just a status bar that is unresponsive and shows no signal. I can't access the settings and my background and apps will not load. After sitting on this screen for about 10-15 seconds it reboots.

I'm sure I did something wrong by not reading thoroughly enough and I am ready to receive the wrath of the devs and testers. Please help me!!!
[One (M7) Android Development] ilal2ielli:
This is the HTC One M7 forum and I believe you just flashed the radio to an HTC One X+? Not the same phone.

Try reflashing an HOX+ radio?
[One (M7) Android Development] Bluedude432:
That's a bit confusing but I can see how that would be possible. I'm about to do a clean wipe and try to flash it all again. The link on the AT&T HOX+ Venom pages takes me to this page and the "Requirements" on the front page says "Any HTC One device" so I assumed it would work for this as well. I've located some of Turge's other radio pages for the HTC One X+ so I'll try flashing those before I do a clean install.
[One (M7) Android Development] Bluedude432:
Update: I did a clean wipe, locked the bootloader, flashed the newest AT&T stock ROM, re-unlocked the bootloader, flashed Kernel & TWRP, and finally flashed Venom 2.0.0! I only wish I hadn't locked my bootloader before remembering to get my SD card transferred to my computer so I lost all my TB app and data information. Oh well, at least the new ATT stock ROM has an updated radio in it. I think I'll leave that alone for a while.
[One (M7) Android Development] henrybravo:
You're still in the wrong section and you shouldn't be using radios from this thread. As you noted, the OP says "Any HTC One device", but this doesn't mean the One X, One X+, One XL, etc. It means any version of the HTC One (T-Mobile, AT&T, international version, etc.). The reason why you were in a bootloop earlier is because you flashed a One radio on your One X+. It sounds like you fixed the problem by flashing the AT&T RUU for the One X+ which contains the proper radio for your phone.