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[Sprint HTC One (M7)] benny3:
Updated the OP, you must have the Moonshine hboot to be able to flash the splash screens
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sharky17:
Seems to work fine! Now just to get my image right
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] OMJ:
I would gladly post the hboot, but....
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] lilflip21:
*Edit Thanks!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] motoelliot:
Deleted. Sorry bad form.

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[Sprint HTC One (M7)] eg1122:
Guys its probably best to ask the moonshine team if they can share their hboot. that way they post it.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] E.T.Heil:
Nice work benny!

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[Sprint HTC One (M7)] motoelliot:
Why can't we flash splashes thru the bootloader. Like on the 3d PG86IMG.zip kinda thing? Or hboots n recoveries...

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[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Riff76:
What's up ET good to see you got a One
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] benny3:
Im sure we could if we knew what to name the IMG. I havnt seen anything posted for it.

This is in the android-info.txt PN0720000. PN72.IMG ?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] motoelliot:
Thanks Benny... Wasn't sure. I just like the convenience of flashing on the fly. Sure we'll get there soon...

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[Sprint HTC One (M7)] bigmase23:
Thanks Benny!! Just wanted to let you know how much I appreciate all the help you have given me. You have taught me a lot and I appreciate you and your patience you have shown me. You are truly an undervalued asset to the XDA Community. Thanks Again!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Cuppeerr:
So I ran revone, and obviously have s-off but not the right hboot to flash splashes.... Could you tell me a way to get the hboot without having to run moonshine?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] dtodd24:
Failed Remote not allowed?

Moonshine

S-Off

ViperRom

Image size 1080x1920

Ideas?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] benny3:
No idea. i havnt had any problems with it. Can you try again ?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] dtodd24:
Hmm... same error. I will play around with it some more later tonight. My eyes need a break haha. Just S-off'ed and am going to watch some TV. I will update if I find a fix.

---------- Post added at 09:37 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:32 PM ----------

Actually, could it be that I s-offed with revone and then installed the moonshine hboot on top of that? should I revert to stock hboot then go straight for moonshine? I'll try that a bit later and see if that will fix it.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] benny3:
No that wouldn't be it.Once you flashed the other hboot it overwrites the the other and should not have any effect on the new hboot

You do have Moonshine S-OFF at the top of the bootloader screen ?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] benny3:
Updated the OP with version 1.5 which adds the ability to pull and save your current splash
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] benny3:
Version 2.0 is now available
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] calebcabob:
Should the script work fine on OSx or Ubuntu if we swap out the fastboot/adb files with the proper ones?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Ainz_Ooal_Gown:
soooo...what's moonshine? i used Sunshine to get S-Off would this still work?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Kisakuku:
http://moonshine.io/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Codename13:
I'm trying to build AOSP ICS source for my device, the Samsung Galaxy Ace II X (GT-S7560M and Canadian variant of Galaxy Ace 2. My device comes with ICS 4.0.4 stock with Touchwiz UX), which is similar to the Galaxy S Duos (GT-S7562) for those of you that are having trouble finding specs. I attempted to port the device tree from the Galaxy Tab 7.7 because they have similiar specs (besides the screen size). I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 and I keep on getting this error message (in the terminal) after entering the command 'lunch kylessopen-userdebug'. I found that the device also has similar specs to the Nexus S so I executed the proprietary binary .sh files from https://developers.google.com/android/nexus/drivers#crespoimm76d (sorry having trouble with hyperlink button) because I was unable to collect proprietary files from my device (didn't work). Please help me out, it would be awesome if I could compile at the very least a partially-functional AOSP ICS build. If you need anything as a reference (ie device tree), feel free to ask for it. Thanks! Below is the message that I got in the Ubuntu 10.04 terminal:

root@ubuntu-desktop:~/ICS_SOURCE# lunch kylessopen-user

build/core/product_config.mk:204: *** No matches for product "kylessopen". Stop.

** Don't have a product spec for: 'kylessopen'

** Do you have the right repo manifest?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Warped420:
Read my SOURCE TUT WARPED420 it may help
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Codename13:
I'm getting a different error after fixing up the device tree (a bit). When I initiate the compile process ("make"), I get the following:

The line "build/core/main.mk:347: implicitly installing apns-conf_sdk.xml" stays for 15-30 seconds then I get the 'missing separator' message and the compile process stops. I've tried putting a separator (only works with =) at the end of line 806 in my main.mk, but then I get another missing separator message for a different line in main.mk. After putting separators at the end of a dozen or so lines, I get a different message when initiating the 'make' process:

Attached is my main.mk (from ICS_SOURCE/build/core/) renamed to main.txt because XDA won't let me upload an .mk file. If anybody is reading this, please help me. You can either tell me what to fix, or you can modify my main.mk for me. Please help!

EDIT - NEW PROBLEM!!! >:(

I don't have a doc-comment-check-timestamp....somebody help me out?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Warped420:
try using ". build/envsetup.sh && brunch (name of device ) and post your results... and dont run under root #.. run under $

and u may want to check your java version, i use Oracle 6 without issues.. and did you put java and sdk in your path of the build, its all explained in my tutorial
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] omniwolf:
1) yes (for me, but i had all features turned on, i'm pretty sure with a custom ROM and bloatware removed it wouldn't be as big a problem)

2) yes (i've had some situations where it becomes very warm, but that was only when i first started using it, haven't noticed it recently. again, a custom kernel with UV will probably alleviate this)

3) maybe, i use them when i'm trying to read emails and stuff while having lunch, don't have to touch the screen with my greasy fingers

4) works perfectly for me. i have a 2 year old panasonic, took 20 secs to setup.

5) who can say. I'm buying a tempered glass screen protector to protect the screen, i did drop my SGS3 from about 1.5m up onto stone and the screen shattered, but I think it would have happened to any phone, dropped it onto carpet a million times and never had an issue. I would guess the weakness is on par with the SGS3, so about average.

6) it's pretty much the same, but the sides are flat, whereas the SGS3's sides were curved. still pretty slippery, the menu and back buttons are a bit lower now due to the screen impinging on on the real estate, so I will occasionally hit the screen instead of the back button when i hold the phone with my left hand and wrap my pinky around to press back, but otherwise i haven't noticed much difference. It is _slightly_ larger - I had an HTC desire dock that i chiseled out to fit the SGS3, and it fit it pretty snuggly, and now the SGS4 doesn't fit. but i imagine it won't take much chiseling to get the SGS4 to fit.
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] clonednull:
Hello TarekElsakka,

my answers are pretty the same as omniwolfs:

1.) Yes there are battery issues like on any bloated android rom, but i'm sure it can be solved (like on any other android device) with the right kernel / rom / app setup. I remember when i got my SGS2 i was shocked by the battery consumption but now with the support of the community it runs 3 days and longer.

2.) Yes there is an (over)heating issue. When you have a 1.9 Ghz processor running on full speed you need a minimum voltage to achieve this. The current flow will produce heat wich is a physical rule. As we dont have (and dont want to have) a moving cooler in our phones this issue will allways remain until the chip architecture changes (again) or we invent a better passive cooling technology. :fingers-crossed:

3.) Air Gestures are sometimes usefull but how it is now implemented its more a gadget then a feature. Same for Air View wich in my opinion is a cool thing but sloppy implemented. I hope for software updates for both functions but i'm sure most updates will not come from samsung but from our nice community! :highfive:

4.) I would say it works sufficiently. WatchOn is a nice app but also need some improvement (at least the remote ui needs more customization). Its a nice idea and i hope it will be further developed. The thing that satisfies me is the knowledge that the hardware is there and as most points above it needs the right software to utilize it correctly. I'm curious waiting for more ir apps to come.

5.) I would say most build aspects are same with the SGS3 except the faux-metal trim circling edge of the phone. The bigger screen is of course another thing, bending damage possibility is higher, maybe therefore also the metal trim was introduced..

6.) as i didnt have a SGS3 i cant tell you the feel difference

hope this helps a little bit and greetings!
[Galaxy S 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TarekElsakka:
Thank you very much for the information, guys. I went ahead and bought the phone a couple of days ago and I am extremely happy with it, especially the design and the flawless Sense 5; well, realistically speaking, it's not flawless but it's a huge improvement over the Sense I had on the HTC One X; so far I have not experienced any sort of lag both with 4.1.2 and then with 4.2.2 (Android Revolution HD 10.1 then 10.2); I must say, though, that 4.2.2 is a lot better than 4.1.2 and has some much needed features. Battery life has been great, at least compared to what I got from the Galaxy, but then again and as you said, the battery life you get from Touchwiz or Sense-based ROMs will never be as good as that from an AOSP ROM or a different kernel. Regardless, I am really happy with the device and I cannot wait for the next model! :D
[Galaxy Note 8.0 (Tablet) Themes and Apps] DonMarek:
Hey guys, thought I'd pass this along. I personally hate the touchwiz calculator on and missed the CM calc on my phone. Found this and works perfectly on our tablet. This calculator also has graphing feature which is a must have for me.

The app is also available on the play store, but is unsupported on our device, luckily the xda page also has a direct download link. Like I said, works flawlessly and is optimized for tablets once it installs.

Here is the link:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1808887

All credit goes to original poster, I just tested it on our tablet.

Quick instructions:

Make sure you freeze or uninstall the touchwiz calculator then just install the apk and your all set.

Pic shows in multi window

Enjoy guys
[Xperia Tablet Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] CJ313:
Hi everybody. I have a Samsung Galaxy S3, a Note 2 and my brother a Tab2. I bought the Sony Xperia Tablet Z 4days ago. I've got many problem with but fixed a lot of them. The only i can't fix is to send files with wifi direct between XTZ and Samsung devices(between Samsung devices it's so simple and fast). And i really need this. Can someone help me?
[LG Optimus 3D] claudioglasgow:
Hi Guys

I was looking on here to get an official 30b rom for my P920 phone < icurrently use the version 30a ( Europe) did anyone can let me know where I can find it the recent update split by fls & bin? do you know which is the improvment in details between the 2 Roms ?

Thanks a million!

Mark!!!!!
[LG Optimus 3D] medohatem:
Check this link it's provid all officials kdzs

http://lg-phone-firmware.com/index.php?id_mod=2

And I don't think there are any different between the two
[LG Optimus 3D] claudioglasgow:
Hi Mate

Thanks a million, so if there is no differences between the 2 Rom versions 30/a and 30/b what is the point to having 2 ?

Ciao

Mark:laugh::good:
[LG Optimus 3D] tang097:
30b has atnt bloatware
[LG Optimus 3D] drastic00:
The combination of v30B firmware and v30B baseband supposedly takes advantage of American wireless company signals. I had v30B for a little while (XBSA vX) and have not noticed a big, if any difference between 4G and H+. I never measured the speed, though; that's something I want to check sometime.

Sent from my SubGenius™ LG P925 with XBSA vR3D ROM and Supercharged Slack™
[LG Optimus 3D] medohatem:
I mean the two basebands there is little different and its unnoticed :)
[HTC Rezound] topshot17:
Alright so I've had my rezound rooted for some time now and decided to go ahead and go fro s-off and flash rom.

I was going to use Hasoon2000's all in on toolkit but then realized it was a newer version then the one used in the instructions i was reading and did not have the same options. Then I found JuopunutBear but then realized it was for a linux OS, I cannot find any detailed instructions for getting s-off on my phone from Windows, and I also don't know if I need software for ICS 4.0.3 or if it really matters. Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks.
[HTC Rezound] xAtaxia:
The best way to S-OFF is the JuopunutBear method (IMO). You don't need to install linux, just download the ubuntu 12.04 LTS from ubuntu's website **You MUST use the 32 bit** and then burn it to a cd. Then just boot from your cd drive and choose "try ubuntu". Now you have linux up and running and can download ControlBear from unlimited.io and S-OFF your phone.
[HTC Rezound] bunchies:
Here you go http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40950251
[HTC Rezound] bloodymurderlive:
Easy Guide

I had a hard time finding all the information in one, simple to read guide. So I asked questions and read lots of different sources, and then I created a simple guide.

Here's the link:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_kRxD5LtazP7vEnr9cDb3iHwWB1ZfJD_yn6xXo7d1bo/edit?usp=sharing

I don't really know how to get more exposure for this so that others know the guide exists, but there you go.

Also, constructive criticism is welcome.
[HTC Sensation] Neontc:
Excuse me if this is a dumb question, but I have zero experience with HTC devices. I was trying to root my girlfriends sensation, but to my understanding, you have to unlock bootloader first, thus wiping everything on the phone. Now of course being an owner of a Motorola, I've never unlocked a bootloader lol. So my question is, is there any way to root this phone without unlocking the bootloader, and if not is there a utility like titanium backup to back up the data to be restored later?
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
use this guide to S-OFF and root the device

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1661631

it doesn't require htcdev unlock method

but backup everything from your sdcard

because it will erase everything
[HTC Sensation] Neontc:
I saw that method, but the wire trick thing seems way too tricky. Is there an app to back everything up so I can just unlock the bootloader, similar to titanium backup, but for unrooted phones?
[HTC Sensation] rzr86:
There is a tool for unrooted devices

Type and search for ultimate backup tool or something like that

I have never used it but it says that you can backup without root
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TarekElsakka:
Hello there

I have been trying to decide between the HTC One and the Galaxy S4 for quite some time now that I am actually getting tired from all the research and reading. My first Android device was the HTC One X, and to be honest I was thoroughly disappointed with it. The battery life was utter crap, Sense UI was incredibly laggy, I received absolutely no software updates (OTA) because I am in the Middle East and we usually get the updates 3 - 4 months after everyone else, the device was white and it started losing its color rather quickly and it garnered a lot of dings even though I am a careful user. I then moved to the Galaxy S3 and am pretty satisfied with it even though it isn't without its problems (which are also making me fear buying the S4), therefore I have a couple of questions regarding the HTC One:

1) How's the battery life? My usage is usually browsing, using whatsapp, installing new applications from the PlayStore to try them, listening to music from time to time and usually using Mobile Network (HSDPA or w.e it's called) instead of Wi-Fi, which I eats a lot of battery.

2) How's the material? Is it a bit weak like the HTC One X's or is the aluminum strong? If I get the HTC One I'll be getting the silver color.

3) Are there any heat issues? I remember the One X got really hot (but not unbearable) rather quickly and the material didn't help, either. Cases did, though.

4) Has the Sense UI improved in terms of laggyness when swiping and such from the One X's?

5) What is the latest firmware available for the HTC_J15 CID at the moment? That was my One X's CID and I am assuming it's because I am in Egypt, therefore the HTC One is supposedly going to be the same.

6) How's the camera in low-light conditions and the flash?

Thank you guys very much. I really appreciate your time.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jason27131:
1) Excellent. I'm a heavy user, play ton of games, browse the internet with LTE (which uses more power than HSPA+) and it gets me through the day with at least 30% to spare.

2) Build quality is excellent.

3) It does get warm if you play graphically heavy games. other than that, I can't say it really got hot or anything.

4) Theres no lag on this phone at all. None. It's butter smooth, which you can't say the same thing about the s4 which lags like crazy.

5) No idea, sorry.

6) Low light is amazing. The whole benefit of the ultrapixel camera is for low light.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TarekElsakka:
Thank you so much for your helpful and informative replies, they have definitely reassured me about the HTC One. I am not one to fully trust reviews from known people on YouTube or writers on Gizmodo and such because the biases are very clear, that's why even though this is a section dedicated to the HTC One I do not see a reason why someone would lie about their experience with the One in order to persuade others to buy it, what would they benefit anyway?

Thanks again. I appreciate it.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] specter491:
Yeah this phone is amazing. The phone does get rather warm when playing games or video chatting. But everything is butter smooth. 0 lag. At all. I still don't believe it. And the camera really excels at low light. At normal or bright levels its just good. Nothing super awesome, but good. And the build quality is top notch. Never seen a nicer looking phone or felt one that feels better in my hands. Hope this helps! I would definitely buy this phone again
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] skinsfanbdh:
2- aluminum phones get hot. this is not an issue its designed like that. aluminum transfers the heat from the internals which prolongs the life of the phone. this is why car engines are made of aluminum and more importantly heat sinks on cicuit boards are aluminum
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TarekElsakka:
I agree with you. Plus, just about any device I played games on or browsed for a long time got warm, so that's understandable, however the Galaxy S3 gets REALLY hot (50+) when doing normal tasks for a long time, and of course the heat results in the battery getting depleted, and unfortunately Samsung seemingly did not do much about that with the S4 since my friends are experiencing the same issues with it. I have decided I am going to get a silver 32GB HTC One; the only Developer Edition ones I found in Egypt did not have warranty, but since I am dishing out so much money (over 800 USD), I might as well go for warranty as well as an anti-impact screen protector.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] bgaccord:
Battery life is pretty good. About 4 half to 5hrs screen time. No lag on sense 5.

Camera is nice. Dont get the s4.i had it for a week and lag soo much.dont get me wrong the s4 is nice but lags kills the phone so i sold it bought htc one,plus speakers are awesome:)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TarekElsakka:
Thank you so much everybody. I went ahead and ordered it and it is coming in about an hour or so. I ordered a 32GB silver version and I am extremely excited about it. Hopefully it won't disappoint me!
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] paul_59:
Hope you enjoy your new HTC One
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] asif9t9:
Most of these questions could be answered through all your research. haha Sounds like you came here for that last bit of reassurance, but you already made the decision. Battery life is the big one. The regular Sense doesn't do as much as the S4, but therefore it has good battery life. S4 does all this stuff.....but it's all useless stuff and kills the battery.

It's a pretty phone...but you'll end up with a case anyway.

And you already knew about the camera. But for the same reason it's good in low light, it's not as good for regular photos.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aooga:
Wow, in Egypt stuff ships to you in an hour?! :p

I'm just kidding, i know you probably ordered it before.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TarekElsakka:
Haha yeah I did.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tabtoub:
And for the CID, now you can S-OFF your device and change CID to whatever you want ;)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] VictorC:
1. Battery life pretty good. A lot (!!) better that my old One X. You can get 4-5 hrs of screen time and doing battery sucking activities along and pretty much all the time: Photos, zoes, editing,downloading, browsing intensively, etc

2. Its hard as metal :D Really, it does feel harder and sturdier than the One X.

3. Well, it heats up I tell you that. I mean, my "One" gets to about 37+ after I browse or snap pics and zoes for more than 5-7 minutes. It gets even hotter, at 40+, if you keep using it, but the good part is that it cools down really fast. Take a 4-5 minute brake and its back to 30 or so :)

Like other ppl have said, its not a flaw... Aluminum conducts heat and that is a good thing for the phone. And that brings us to the UI and lag.. :)

4. No. No lag. No stutter. Nothing! Butter-free is the right term. Moreover, not only is it lag-free, but its super fast in terms of opening aps and dealing with commands. ;)

Good luck ;)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TarekElsakka:
No way! That would be awesome when 4.2.2 is officially out since the Middle East receives updates months later than the West. How would you go about doing so mate?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Tabtoub:
You can do S-OFF following this method by revolutionnary team found here Or Moonshine method found here ;) you'll find the command to change the CID, you can set the CID that receives the updates firstly, to get updates with official OTA, or just root and install custom rom based on latest firmware leaks :)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TarekElsakka:
That's awesome, man. If I am not mistaken, that was not possible with the HTC One X, or at least not when I had it - I really struggled with not receiving OTA updates when everyone else was receiving them, which is why I always went the custom route although I prefer the stock one. Would you happen to know a website like SamMobile (for Samsung) that always informs of the latest firmwares available for the device? I am using ARHD and therefore I cannot use the "Software Update" feature in the device.
[General Questions and Answers] dandroid40:
I wanted to buy the mobile odin app

For ease of OTA updating with official firmware files and keeping root but I have read on the app store purchase page something about the boot loader having to be unlocked before you use it so iam not sure what to do .

I do not want it for custom roms just stock firmware I just like having the root access .Iam on 4.1.2 uk note 2 and would just like some advice on this before I purchase it thanks :)