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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] juliocmorales93:
Better contacts

I recommend using go dialer and go contacts as well, they re-size a lot better than the standard contacts and dialer. 320 DPI works great
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ram9200:
Chomp for sure
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jayare313:
Anybody wants the note 8 keyboard here ya go. Put in system/app set permission set dpi with xsposed reboot enjoy

You may enter keyboard setting/advanced, disable predictive text cause it can be quirky. Enjoy

http://db.tt/CGJl08zE
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ram9200:
Your not having any language issues with that keyboard?

Here's the Samsung camera for anyone who wants it

http://db.tt/Lt6qVt0C. I personally don't care for it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jayare313:
Not since I disabled predictive text
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] xyojimbox:
Tried this out pretty sweet rom but man is the text so small lol hurts the eyes
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jayare313:
For some reason since i updated and the check marked both UK and us English in language settings in the keyboards settings it works with predictive text. I still would do a backup before installing as I have barley tested..... But it's better in landscape than the previous keyboard
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jayare313:
You can edit this line in build prop

Pertaining to the keyboard.....The predictions e text is wacky in portrait mode. You have to select the word you meant to type each time. In landscape it's perfect. Strange. You can disable predictive text and you're good to go.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ram9200:
you do have a rom from a 10 inch screen on a 5.5 inch screen

this was meant for the previous post about the words being to small
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jayare313:
Lol right. thanks to you
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ram9200:
I do hope you enjoy it I tell you it was a ROM from hell to get working, getting data working was a hell of a feat. It probably was close to impossible on an international ROM

I dont think samsung wanted this to be possible!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] jayare313:
I don't think they did either. But it's happening lol. I gotta figure out the stock dialer

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note II] ram9200:
ya I couldnt use a tablet mode Dialer with out making the phone not work, You could use a Dialer from the Market and have a tablet moded contacts if you want i can send you the contacts link to drop in system/app, but I figured people would be complaining that the dialer didnt work

Im using the Tablet Contacts with touchpal Dialer from the market now

Thats not to say theres not a dpi that will fix it!
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
Thanks to simonsimons34 we now have a kernel compatible with Virgin Mobile's recent FOTAs (new radio and new hboot) AND supports overclocking!! :cool:

This kernel is for Sense-based ICS ROMs, however one for AOSP-based ICS ROMs (i.e. CM9) can be found in this post.

In fact, this is the exact same kernel - I just used the RAMDISK from Virgin's most recent FOTA to make it compatible with Sense-based ROMs.

So, if you use it, PLEASE give Simon a thanks in the post I linked.

What the FOTA?!?

Firmware Over-the-Air (FOTA) is used for upgrades to mobile phones and tablet computers. The feature goes by several names including Software Update, Firmware Update or Device Management. Originally, firmware updates to a device required visiting a specific service center, with every mobile brand having their own service center. Another method of receiving updates has been by connecting the device via a cable to a PC. Both of these methods were considered inconvenient by consumers and also relied on consumers actively seeking out updates. Therefore the majority of mobile device manufacturers and operators have now adopted FOTA technology for their handsets. If the mobile device has FOTA capability, firmware updates are issued directly "over the air" from the mobile phone service provider to the device. FOTA also allows manufacturers and operators to "push out" firmware upgrades to ensure that mobile consumers have the latest software improvements, which reduces potential customer support costs and increases consumer satisfaction.

From Wikipedia

Instructions for flashing (kernel only)

Download attached boot.img

Flash boot.img in fastboot "fastboot flash boot boot.img"​

Instructions for flashing (ROM & kernel)

Follow the instructions of the Sense-based ICS ROM you want to install with the following amendment:

When flashing the boot.img in fastboot, use the one attached.

Credits and Thanks:

simonsimons34: for compiling the kernel and implementing the necessary changes to make it support VM's updates. (Basically all the heavy lifting) You ROCK!

russellvone: for testing and supplying the updated modules from the FOTA.

All the people developing for this device: You're why we're here.

Known Issues*

Bluetooth is spotty at best and won't always pair with devices.

Phone won't display "Charging" status when plugged in (though it will actually charge)

Changelog

5/07/2013: Rebuilt Kernel+Ramdisk so it no longer needs a flashable ZIP (thanks again to Simon for the instructions). :)

5/02/2013: First Release

*Important Notes

This Kernel is essentially provided "as-is".

Fixing the items under known issues would essentially require someone who possess the knowledge recompiling the kernel from source and I do not possess that knowledge.

This is simply a port of the AOSP kernel Simon made for this device to be usable on Sense ROMs and those issues could exist in both kernels or just simply be caused by "porting" the kernel.

[MENTION=5034974]demoport[/MENTION] has posted a work-around for the Bluetooth issue in this thread. It can be found here.​
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Haha.. just did a instructional reply on Curiousn00b's myOne thread. Thanks for doing this -Duir-
[HTC One V] russellvone:
I've been running this kernel/modules combination since you first asked me to test and its absolutely been stable for all the hard usage i put my phone through.

Thanks a million simonsimons34 and

-Duir-
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
46 downloads on the flashable zip and no comments? I'm gonna take that as a good thing LOL :victory:

OP has been updated. Hopefully removed the need for a flashable zip, just fastboot flash the boot.img. If for some reason it's not working like it was/should let me know, I'll put the original flashable zip back.
[HTC One V] riggerman0421:
The kernel works ok, the only issue I've noticed is a very slow charge rate. Even when plugged into AC, it charges at the slow USB rate.
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
I wouldn't be surprised if that's somehow tied into the charging status not showing.

Sent from my hTC One V.
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Updated op fix the non charging display?

Sent from my HTC One V using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
No. Just removed the need for flashable zip.

Sent from my hTC One V.
[HTC One V] somekid15:
getting half the battery life i got on jmz ics:\
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
Would you be able to put the .zip back up again? I think there might be some modules in the .zip that are needed to get bluetooth working correctly. With this kernel, I can get the head unit in my car to pair, but it will never connect. I've tried it with both the myOneV and x3reme Sense v5 ROMs.

Both of those ROMs do connect fine with bluetooth if I use the OTA kernel and modules from the x3reme Sense v5 ROM, but I prefer being able to overclock with this kernel, and choose a governor other than ondemand.
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
I'm doing some play testing right now with the kernel and different ROMs and running stock, once done I'll post full findings.

I just ran the RUU and flashed the kernel to see what happens.

I gotta say, was rather surprised by them.

Charging Status: Working

Bluetooth: Working

Also after using myOneV for so long now it was nice to see that 3G icon again - oh how I've missed you. :laugh:

(Can't see it in the pic as I was testing to make sure Wi-Fi worked.)

Attached to this post as requested, please let me know your results.
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
Well upgraded to new radio, Bluetooth is working and as expected the charging status is wonky. Only the notification LED changes to indicate a charging status, all the software-specific indicators (battery icon, power option in settings) think phone is discharging still. Gonna have a look at what files get changed by the FOTA.
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
Using the modules and kernel from the .zip didn't seem to help my bluetooth problem. I read in the other thread that clock speed (or lack thereof) can affect bluetooth pairing/connecting, so I tried all 6 of the following combinations with identical failing results: [245/1024,1024/1024,1200/1200] x [ondemand,smartassV2]

Changing back to the x3reme OTA kernel and modules, bluetooth connects immediately with clock speeds of 245/1024 and 1024/1024.

In case it helps, the bluetooth module is a Dual BTM60, and the vendor identifier portion of the bluetooth MAC is 00:13:7B
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
I'll be looking into the Bluetooth next, my attempts with charging status have determined it is something to with the kernel and the radio (or some other hidden nugget) in the FOTA. Every file the FOTA changed I flashed back the original versions off and it made no difference. The kernel displays charging status with the .0521_2 no problem but not with the .0928 and the stock kernel of course displays a charging status.

So yeah, given up on that and moving on to Bluetooth now, will report back if I find anything out.
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
Hey, I just RUU'd and updated to the newest update... I'm still on whatever stock kernel it comes with after the RUU and everything is working fine.

My question is: Is there a way to get this stock boot.img so I can flash it later if I want to flash this kernel so I can overclock, but I may want to go back to this kernel someday.

Can I pull it from a nandroid backup through TWRP?
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
The easiest way is something you need to do in advance. Which is copy the FOTA zip file off your SD card before you run the update (because it gets erased afterwards) and then you can pull the stock boot.img from there.

For TWRP it will backup the boot.img if you instruct it to, but I'm unsure of what needs to be done to make into a fastboot flashable format (i.e. a simple rename).

That being said I have a copy of both FOTA zips and can supply it if needed, and they can also be found here
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
What FOTA zip was on my sdcard? I don't remember using one? why are there two fota zips?
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
When your phone downloads the update it stores it on your SD card. There's two because the first one is the radio update, the second and most recent is the one that updates the hboot and makes using the RUU impossible.
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
Oh... that makes sense... dang it! I wish I knew I could update the radio with the first update and skip on doing the second update so that I could still RUU if in trouble... now I'm screwed :( but yeah, can you PM me the FOTA zip for the second update so I can have the kernel? :)
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
Done.

Ok so my attempts with Bluetooth haven't yielded any problems. I installed both the current versions of myONEv_RC9.5_FX+CDMA and x3remeSensev5_OTA and Bluetooth worked on first try with each. I'm streaming music to my BT speakers as I write this. I've only updated to the newest radio, not the newer hboot, but I can't imagine that update breaking Bluetooth somehow.
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
Looking through your screenshots, the only thing that differs is my PRL, because I updated it. That wouldn't affect Bluetooth at all, though.
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
Maybe the Bluetooth problem is specific to the paired device manufacturer? I know that maxwen tweaked something in one of his PrimoU kernels to make it work with additional Bluetooth devices, and I don't know if a similar tweak is needed in this case. His thread is http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1889711, but he never responded to my question.
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
kind of annoyed

I love this kernel's over clock, but I am not able to use bluetooth and I am constantly having problems with the data part of my 3G such as slower and long pauses on Play Store downloads and Youtube having errors.
[HTC One V] riggerman0421:
Duir, Just a little heads up. I just flashed the Blue Sense V 4.1 rom from curtis1973 on Androidforums with your kernel. Everything seems to be working great---including the charging animation. Don't know what the differences are, but it wasn't working on MyOneV. Haven't been able to test bluetooth as I don't use one.
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
Does this work with the most recent OTA?
[HTC One V] russellvone:
That is exactly what It's for
[HTC One V] riggerman0421:
Sorry, should have mentioned that. Yes I have the newest radio(.928) and hboot(1.57).
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
Does this kernel use a lot of RAM because I am always having RAM levels around 90.
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
I'm not sure what the deal is on the Bluetooth. I've been using this Kernel since I did my playtesting last Friday and haven't had issues with it.

I am curious though: try unpairing and then turn Bluetooth off, then put whatever device into pair mode and then turn Bluetooth on and see if it works. Maybe the issue is with the saved pairings, because I have zero issue getting "new" devices to pair with my phone.

EDIT: Forgot to add YouTube has been crappy for me too. But it's been that way for a while. I've had issues since before using this kernel and even when on my PC it'll just be crap sometimes.

I might take a look at that. I don't get what is throwing off the charging animation. When I started testing with this kernel I flashed it right after the RUU so no radio update or hboot or anything and the charging animation works just fine. Soon as I did the first update with the new radio it stopped working. Everything else about the phone registers it though, the LED changes orange and the "Time on Battery" in settings resets.

Technically, any of the ROMs should work with the VM updates, it's the kernels that lost compatibility when the radio update was released. So as long as you use a FOTA-compatible kernel (such as this one or the stock one) you should have no problem using any of the ROMs

I'm always going between 90-130MB free on RAM no matter what kernel/ROM combo I'm using. I don't think there's any way around that due to our device only having 512MB.
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
I had had that same thought, too. That was one of the first things that I tried last week. The problem even occurs for me after a full wipe. That's why I think it may have to do with the specific device that the phone is trying to pair with -- like the kernel from x3reme somehow supports more devices than this modified SickKernel.
[HTC One V] McJesus15:
Never mind x) thank you though
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
Sense is actually quit a really heavy rom for our phones. My One S is at 800MB/1GB, although it is full Sense.

[MENTION=4492889]-Duir-[/MENTION], When you say charging is still wonky, do you mean you can plug the phone up, and it will having the charging indicator on, but the phone won't be charging as well as the battery no having the charging animation?

Everyone else, I'm sorry. Been really busy helping around the house. Getting a lot of new things done.
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
The phone charges. It's just that the battery icon doesn't change to indicate that the phone is plugged in and charging. My point about it being wonky was that using this kernel on stock and no updates the charging animation displays, but once I updated to the new radio it no longer displays.
[HTC One V] Curiousn00b:
Which Radio are you on? Old or New?

I'm on old radio using the original Sick Kernel and I know exactly what your talking about. I plug the phone up and the only thing that shows it charging is the orange light. Other than that, once it hits about 80%, the charging stops, but the orange light stays on. :/

Are you sure it's your kernel?
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
Are you using the FOTA kernel with the old radio when this happens?

My symptoms are as he said... I'm on the new radio and hboot and the charging orange light comes on when charging, but the green bar at the top of the notification/status bar doesn't show charging and it still says discharging in the power section of settings
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
I don't have any charging issues with either kernel using the old radio.

This. Exactly. Like I said, only notification LED shows any sign the phone is charging, nothing else. But the phone does charge.

Sent from my hTC One V.
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
No I mean for me it was only 90, but I found a swap partition somewhere (don't remember who told me) that brought me back to those 100s

UPDATE: It was Seraz007, in the x3reme Sense page. Here is link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2145133
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
Wait so does this include overclock?
[HTC One V] MormegilND:
Yes, this kernel supports overclocking.
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
Wait so it is in a zip do I flash the zip, or just the boot.img?
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
Only need to flash the boot.img

Sent from my hTC One V.
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
I flashed it and bluetooth still does not work. The same as before, it can only pair but can't send/receive.

Also, there is no charging status. As a matter of fact nothing changed. I am using x3reme Sense v5 after getting soft bricked because of the hboot update. I have been using it for a while and don't even feel like switching, not even from my mid version to lite version.
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
Ok so I'd like to collect some information on this Bluetooth issue, but going to need help from people using this kernel. I need information from anyone using it, not just those with Bluetooth issues. So, anyone whose willing (and using the kernel in this thread) please reply answering the following questions:

1) Are you experiencing issues with Bluetooth?

2) Are you using the new hboot and radio or just the new radio?

3) What ROM(s) have you tried it with?

4) For those who have Bluetooth issues: please explain your problems in as much detail as possible. Also, do have problems with any Bluetooth device, or just certain ones (i.e. works with headsets, but not in-car setups).
[HTC One V] russellvone:
I'll test tomorrow (today) all day and reply later this evening sometime close to midnight

Sent from my DROID4
[HTC One V] robaho:
Tried it with x3sense. Seems to pair with all devices but not communicate, or be very sporadic. Making it barely usable for things like file transfers to a computer, and completely unusable for audio. Tried with a bt headset and a car hookup.
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
I have the exact same situation as robaho, only tried it with one device. I have new hboot and radio.
[HTC One V] russellvone:
Still testing.....
[HTC One V] tintguy:
Any progress on the bluetooth issue being fixed?. Currently I'm running myOne9.5+ with x3reme roms boot.img flashed so bluetooth will work but I would like to use this FOTA compatible Sickkernel because of the ability to overcock.:confused:
[HTC One V] Bradl79:
how do u update the hboot and radio?
[HTC One V] lilrob1213:
You can follow this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1705484 basically you revert back to stock, check for updates in about phone or something and apply the first update, but I'd HIGHLY recommend NOT applying the second update (73mb) because it updates your hboot (which at this time helps us in no way) and there is no RUU compatible with that hboot so you would be stuck on the new radio and hboot (bad if you get bricked) so just do the first update (which updates your radio) :)
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
Ya I would just stay on old hboot.
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
My phone is having weather sync problems where it stays on a city after I have left that city.
[HTC One V] SuperJMan2:
When will the kernel support Bluetooth.
[HTC One V] Westnile:
Would this kernel work with this?

Bah can't attach a ss but here's my hboot 1.57

Radio 1.00.5.0808

Not sure if I should OTA as its telling me there's updates or not just want a kernel that let's me set min max io etc again

Edit: forgot to mention I'm on cricket

Another edit here's a ss I'm still tryin to figure out which kernel regardless of bugs will work for gov io etc on this an let me fix allot of the dang hang ups.
[HTC One V] demoport:
Is anybody working on fixing bluetooth for this kernel?
[HTC One V] demoport:
So, I found a little workaround on how to get bluetooth to work with this kernel.

Like the rest of you, I have updated to the latest HBoot and I am forced to either stick with the stock kernel or use this kernel and lose bluetooth.

The problem with this kernel seems to be that it is not able to connect to my bluetooth devices (headset and car's bluetooth) So, I've conducted a little experiment. I went back to the stock kernel and connected both my bluetooth headset and car's bluetooth successfully. I then went back to fastboot and installed this kernel, and both my bluetooth headsets and car's bluetooth are working.

It seems that this kernel has a hard time obtaining bluetooth connectivity so, using the stock kernel to obtain bluetooth information and then installing this kernel seems to do the trick.

Hope this helps somebody out there.

Edit: This bluetooth trick only seems to work correctly with my headset. The car's bluetooth connects but the audio still comes out of the phone.
[HTC One V] demoncamber:
Is this kernel still recommended to be used on latest One V's if you're trying to stay on stock rom?
[HTC One V] -Duir-:
Sorry for the late reply.

I haven't been following any Development going on for this device, but from what I can tell this is still the only kernel that supports overclocking on Sense-based ROMs for people who have updated their device.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] mlee2:
Hey Everyone

I want to change the default screen that you get with O2 for the XDA2, can anyone tell me how to change it, do i need to get a skin changer from somewhere? let me know if u have any ideas

Thanks

Michael
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Ian G:
New Skins

Go onto O2's site and download the ROM upgade - load it and there's new skins available, I'm looking for a FREE PSK Installer, any ideas?

Regards

Ian G
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] VW_ELM:
Ian G,

You can download a free psk installer over here www.ppc-club.com

Good luck, and show us some skins if you want too ;-)
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Madcap Magician:
try http://www.pocketpcthemes.com

or search microsoft.com, they have plenty of PPC Skins.

To install, just copy *.tsk to /Windows on your device and go to Settings --> Today

...
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] hshortt:
PSK Installer without registration from my site, and some dialler skins too. :D
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] bong99:
Hi Buddies,

Here is a software can use your own photo as the Dialpad screen.

http://v1.hkscorpio.com/members/bong/product_Dialpad_Maker_Deluxe.htm

Enjoy!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] mlee2:
Thanks for the info. Does anyone have any suggestions about what the best software or recomendations for the XDA2?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] kitarolivier:
V2R uninstall : xda skin chooser doesn't work anymore

Hi there !

I installed V2R PSK Installer, and I prefer xda skin chooser. So I uninstalled V2R and re-installed XDA Skin Chooser, but XDA Skin chooser does not work anymore. The program runs, I can select a new skin and use it, but when I call the Phone, the default skin appears.

What's wrong ?

Can anyone help me ?
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Ian G:
Thanks Guys!

Sorry for lack of response I broke my car on the motorway and have been 'away' for a while being repaired.

Best wishes to all

Ian G
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] amiel1080p:
so i got the GS4 the other day, i noticed the Battery graph is weird

this is day 1, phone's screen is on while awake has no highlight

here is day 2,, same thing

i got my data turned on

any suggestion?

does your GS4 batt graph the same

Thanks=)
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Ausboy 2011:
Yea mine too... weird