yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M7) Android Development] 850csi:
Thanks! I'm actually running an ATT One right now on T-Mobile; I'm trying to find a T-Mo One because my experience without the AWS band and/or without the T-Mo baseband has been fairly mediocre. The phone is always bouncing around between LTE/H/E, with way too much E. This, even though I'm in a refarmed area that has fairly good LTE coverage (Research Triangle, NC) and very solid H/+ coverage when I had a Nexus 4. For whatever reason, I tend to get a better overall signal if I set it to WCDMA preferred.

Basically, I'm wondering more what it takes to get the AWS UMTS band working optimally on a T-Mobile GPE, rather than whether I'm going to get HSPA/+.

FWIW, I *think* the one issue I have with the post you linked is this: I can get DC-HSPA 42 over the 1900 band alone. AWS is not necessary for getting H+. So just the mere fact that one can get H+ on a GPEd T-Mobile One isn't proof that the device is using AWS (or that it's choosing signals in optimal fashion) - I have yet to see a way to tell which frequency the phone is using at a given time. Also, there's a fairly lengthy discussion on this, but tl;dr is I have yet to see any hard evidence that the ATT/Dev One actually has different hardware than the T-Mobile One. I think it's more likely that AWS is disabled in the former variant.
[One (M7) Android Development] sweetnsour:
ATT One and T-Mobile One should be the same hardware-wise. It's the GPE One that is different; from what I know, its lack of support for the AWS bands is a hardware thing. The basebands themselves (either T-Mobile or GPE) should work fine, but as you have said, some work better than others.

I see what you mean now. Just did a little research, and yes you are right; other frequencies aside from AWS can be used for H+. I'm sorry, I don't know how to determine the frequencies the phone is using. I think the only way you can tell for sure is to determine whether the 1900 frequency is also used for H+ in your area. Or maybe this app can be of use (haven't tried it myself, I just googled; there are frequencies listed in the screenshots provided in the link):

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roaderster.mrf&hl=en
[One (M7) Android Development] bustabo:
After flashing this RUU my WiFi seems to drop out randomly....I tried searching this thread but couldn't find anything....I hope it wasn't covered.

Do I need to flash new radios?

I'm on ATT HTC one.
[One (M7) Android Development] big_kitch:
I had that immediately after flashing but it resolved itself within a couple of hours. Strange...
[One (M7) Android Development] bustabo:
I'm going on about 2 days now, yesterday I had numerous WiFi dropouts, today has been on so far but kinda early to tell..... I'll keep an eye on it.
[One (M7) Android Development] djbenny1:
That's not good battery life, sorry...
[One (M7) Android Development] erhangulsum:
For me its ok, i use my phone without battery or screen save apps. Sync is on.
[One (M7) Android Development] MrKaon:
It is acceptable battery charge.

This one is mine:
[One (M7) Android Development] rijads:
I looked around, but couldn't find answers to these 2 following questions, if someone can take some time to answer, I'd appreciate it.

1.) Can I use this firmware: 4.06.1540.3 (I flashed it before flashing Viper Sense rom), or do I have to downgrade (specific version found in this thread) ?

2.) Am I able to update using system updates to future versions, using Pre Rooted 4.4.2 version (without loosing root and recovery), or is it possible only if using stock recovery and not rooting phone (meaning I have to flash every new pre-rooted version if I wanna keep using this recovery and rooted phone) ?
[One (M7) Android Development] MrKaon:
RUU comes with firmware so no need to look for somewhere else.

OTAs will break root access, so you should re root it again. Also they wouldn't flash correctly with custom recovery, only stock recovery.
[One (M7) Android Development] Stranyer:
Hi... this is working fine.. but my phone keeps saying "No Service"... and I tried to flash the firmware.. but I cant.

my command prompt.. says ERROR: No device found.

I don't know what to do.

thanks!
[One (M7) Android Development] rijads:
Thank you for fast and simple answer.

After re-flashing stock recovery and updating to 4.2.2 (from 4.2, I used bigxies build, since these here wont download for me), my bootloader changed to black, and there is no more red text when booting, but unlocked icon, hope that is ok.

After that I reflashed twrp and supersu, and voila.

Maybe OP can just add this info about OTA updates for rooted devices /w custom recovery (the one you explained in one of your earlier posts), since it is very simple, and helps newbies alot.
[One (M7) Android Development] Larz_Plummer:
He did in the instructions where he mentioned flashing a recovery extracted from the firmware.
[One (M7) Android Development] revo99:
GEL & Homescreens

Hello All,

I have succesfully converted to GPE. So thanks to all the hard work of garffixnyc and others. I have a few questions and before I start I will mention I used the Stock(non-rooted) 4.4.2-3.62.1700.1 RUU Zip: http://d-h.st/o7f to do the conversion.

Firstly do the official HTC one GPE come without GEL? Just worried I have done something wrong by not having the 'ok Google' function?

Secondly I assumed as with the Nexus 5 to rearrange homescreens you would long press on a homescreen. But this brings up 'Choose wallapaper from' function. Would be great if anyone could shed some light on this.

Thanks again,

Revo99
[One (M7) Android Development] definiteform:
You have to install the GEL launcher which is exclusive to the Nexus 5.
[One (M7) Android Development] 850csi:
So I've searched and I can't seem to find a straightforward answer on this:

If I have a T-Mobile One, will I need to change my MID from PN07130 to PN07120? I'd use the GPE CID if I want a completely stock experience with OTAs and such?

If it's at all relevant, I'm on the 1.55 hboot.
[One (M7) Android Development] jgriff63:
I have a Tmo One. I followed the instructions in the op, and the phone runs like a charm. As soon as I rebooted, I got the ota update to 4.4.2 (did it before the 4.4.2 ruu was up). I didn't change MID, or CID, and was on 1.55. Hope that helps.
[One (M7) Android Development] pigr8:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47852156&postcount=3133

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47725676&postcount=2962

search, 5 second to find the answer, this attitude to "i can't find the answer, i searched" is ridicolous.

YOU DON'T NEED TO CHANGE YOUR MID.

to get OTA updates you need to have:

- stock /system partition, flash this RUU and you are fine

- cid GOOGL001 or SUPERCID

- stock recovery

if you have a rooted phone you will probably loose root

if you have deodexed you will not able to flash otas even if you have stock recovery

if you don't know how to change CID/MID or S-Off or unlock or whatever, this is not the thread for

if you don't know how to use search in thread l2internet
[One (M7) Android Development] 850csi:
Did someone piss in your soup? The interesting part about your 'answer' is that there doesn't appear to be a clear answer to this question. I have definitely seen posts indicating that OTAs wouldn't work with a non-GPE MID. No need to be an ass, but thanks anyways.
[One (M7) Android Development] JoeM01:
There is no need to change the mid to get OTA's.
[One (M7) Android Development] gunnyman:
yes there's a thread explaining how to convert MID it requires loading a new ENG HBoot and running some commands

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2322820
[One (M7) Android Development] chiho0516:
I read that thread. A quick question: am I must to run the ruu right after the process?
[One (M7) Android Development] gunnyman:
I don't think it matters. You can do the MID change first, or last.

It doesn't look to be data destructive.
[One (M7) Android Development] gartner83:
Anyone tried without S-Off?

Why would we need S-off, isn't this RUU signed? Or is it because of the firmware version being different?
[One (M7) Android Development] pigr8:
this is not a RUU exe, just a zip named RUU, you need S-Off to flash bootloader.
[One (M7) Android Development] gunnyman:
I installed the latest zip file this morning.

My firmware still says 2.24 I assume this is due to the lack of sbl files.

Am I correct?

I see on my bootloader screen OS 2.24
[One (M7) Android Development] cabreca:
Two quick questions:

1) In Uncon's post, why is fastboot flash zip RUU-HTC_One_GE-2.14.1700.15-no_sbl.zip run twice?

2) What are the sbl files for?

Thanks!
[One (M7) Android Development] Aerox912:
Instead of running the RUU at the end you can also flash back the GE hboot.

The RUU at the end is to give you the 1.54 stock hboot back because you cannot receive OTA's if you keep the ENG hboot installed.

Keep in mind, if you have the ENG hboot and you are going to flash the original hboot back. when you typed in fastboot oem rebootRUU the screen becomes black on your HTC one instead of directly booting to RUU mode. No worries, just keep volume down + power pressed and you will boot to RUU mode.

I flashed the ENG hboot a month ago just to try it out and i was ****ting my pants when the screen went black when you normaly enter RUU mode, but after pressing volume down and power again it still went to RUU mode and all was fine. I flashed the complete 2.17 fw packege at the time but forgot to delete the dzdata file so i lost all my data :eek:
[One (M7) Android Development] Donstil:
Cool Thnx, i am going to take a look.

Doing all this won't delete my rom right?
[One (M7) Android Development] scotbotmosh:
So if we go this route and use SuperCID do we need so set the Cid to GOOGL001 ?
[One (M7) Android Development] gunnyman:
no it won't
[One (M7) Android Development] killman2659:
Yes but those will most likely be full of bugs and what not. The HTC build will probably be stable. (No offense meant to the AOSP developers out there)

---------- Post added at 08:47 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:44 AM ----------

Or Google gives the OEMs a final version of the upcoming update before it is released so they can update it so it is released along the Nexus line of devices.
[One (M7) Android Development] syphern:
yeh my firmware is the same I also did the same - on top of that I have changed my MID to USA - working well in the UK so lets see if this thing will get OTA! what do people think?!? do we need sbl files for ota? if not this is as pure as it can get
[One (M7) Android Development] killman2659:
[MENTION=2495588]gunnyman[/MENTION] mine says I'm using 2.24 as well...

---------- Post added at 08:59 AM ---------- Previous post was at 08:57 AM ----------

Right now we don't know as there hasn't been an OTA update yet. Hopefully it works :)
[One (M7) Android Development] Turbojugend:
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but if we do these above steps, does that essentially make it the exact same as ordering a HTC One from Google? Thanks
[One (M7) Android Development] gunnyman:
pretty much, yes.
[One (M7) Android Development] Turbojugend:
Not trying to sound like a complete ass, but can you elaborate on "pretty much"?
[One (M7) Android Development] uncon:
Here is the full RUU (including SBL images). This will wipe everything, but you'll end up with a factory-fresh GE. Of course, there's still no support, warranty or responsibility implied or otherwise.

http://d-h.st/AnA

MD5 (RUU-HTC_One_GE-2.14.1700.15.zip) = 01e98e27bca4ffb4bbbbeaea6d2ddecc

This RUU contains all GE images (adsp, boot, hboot, sbl1, sbl2, sbl3, radio, recovery, rpm, sp1, system, tp, tz) from a GE dump.

You must be S-OFF, either SuperCID or GOOGL001 and know what you are doing. (Don't blindly run these commands.)

adb reboot bootloader

fastboot oem rebootRUU

fastboot flash zip RUU-HTC_One_GE-2.14.1700.15.zip

fastboot flash zip RUU-HTC_One_GE-2.14.1700.15.zip

fastboot reboot
[One (M7) Android Development] gunnyman:
well until this very minute when uncon dropped the full on dump with sbl files your firmware is still 2.24. :D

We are in uncharted territory here, we've never gotten an OTA on this device (the GE) so nobody knows what is and isn't necessary for OTA.

OTA is the goal many of us are looking for.

SO like I said,

pretty much ;)
[One (M7) Android Development] sophos9:
uncon - great work, thanks for this.

Quick question, there are lots of questions about what the sbl1, 2 and 3 are. I also do not know and despite research, Google is not helping. Can you explain what they are please?
[One (M7) Android Development] wakeup6621:
I have a stock T-Mobile one converted to GPE. HSPA+ works fine as long as you are in service area where it is available. LTE will idle down to HEPA or 3g in order to conserve battery and once u begin using internet it will resume LTE OR HSPA depending on what I'd available.

In short to answer your question HSPA+ WORKS FINE on a converted T-Mobile device.

As far. The at t and T-Mobile being the same I am unsure about this although I do know for sure that the device bought from the play store is lacking the radio for Hspa on T-Mobile.
[One (M7) Android Development] 850csi:
So, I think we need to distinguish between H+ working, and H+ properly functioning over the AWS band [as opposed to 1900] (and this probably isn't the thread for this discussion FWIW - I hope I don't derail it). I had H+ 42 working on an AT&T One on T-Mobile's network. The relevant inquiries:

1) Does the GPE baseband 'see' the AWS UMTS band present in the PN07130 that's not present in the GPE device?

2) If so, does the GPE baseband function correctly in choosing which signal to pick up at a given time? Or will you get better results using the T-Mobile baseband?

As you're saying, the ATT/GPE absolutely does not work with AWS, though apparently no one on here knows to an absolute certainty if it's a hardware or software limitation. What we probably need to answer these questions is someone with a T-Mobile GPE who lives in area that hasn't had any refarming done, as I have yet to encounter a method or program that reveals which specific frequency the M7 is operating on at a given time.
[One (M7) Android Development] pigr8:
again, you are asking something discussed before A LOT of times.

did you opened the first post linked from me? quote from him (and he is the op):

is your tmob MID in this list? let's see, CIT from your post:

yes! so what's the conclusion? you can apply OTA's with your MID, so you don't need to change it.

a little research about what i linked could answer yourself without askin something answered times and times, claimed that you couldnt find anything about it.

not here, OTA will work.

we are cool broh, my pleasure.

---------- Post added at 09:26 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:19 PM ----------

this is a nice question :)

you could try to S-Off (if you are not), flash this RUU to get a conversion to GPE and then flash your latest T-Mob Radio firmware to keep that part of the flash intact.. i think it could work.

for example i have a International EU version -> converted to GPE using this RUU -> flashed the latest EU radio firmware and it works on all LTE band that the stock GPE (US frequency) doesn't have.

might give it a try, if you are S-Off you can go back to your Sense TMob RUU anytime to restore everything :)
[One (M7) Android Development] definiteform:
The investigative reporting before flashing is funny. If you're S-Off, just back up and try it. If it doesn't work, then go back to what you had. I have no idea why this is so hard for some people. :)
[One (M7) Android Development] graffixnyc:
You can also just delete the radio.img from the RUU zip and it will leave the radio intact as it was before flashing the RUU
[One (M7) Android Development] Xeperu:
I keep having issues with Bluetooth Multimedia connectivity in my VW car audio. Is anyone else experiencing BT connectivity issues since 4.4? The connection drops with an error on screen and restores itself after about 5 minutes.
[One (M7) Android Development] JonnyO:
If I change my HTC One from the stock Three UK Rom currently on the phone to a Google Play Edition Rom, do I lose the ability for the device to connect to the 1800MHz LTE spectrum used by Three?
[One (M7) Android Development] MrKaon:
You should be able to use LTE as One's radio supports it:

I live in Manchester but Three LTE hasn't been rollout here so I can't test it.
[One (M7) Android Development] JonnyO:
However the official GPE doesn't support the 1800mhz LTE spectrum so I want sure if a 'converted' one would or not. Wanted to check before I did mine.
[One (M7) Android Development] computernerd:
Stuck at last step

I am stuck at the last step, Flashing RUU , the first flash went as per instructions but for the second flash my computer is no longer recognizing my phone. My phone is recognized when it is booted but not recognized in fastboot/bootloader screen. Can someone please help me to continue.
[One (M7) Android Development] rilley:
Hello,

I have an Htc One 32 GB English Europe version (vodafone factory unlocked) with Sense operating system (Android 4.2.2)

M7_UL PVT SHIP S-ON RH

HBOOT- 1.54.0000

RADIO- 4A.17.3250.14

OpenDSP- v31.120.274.0617

OS- 2.24.401.8

eMMC-boot 2048MB

Aug 9 2013, 16:15:36.0

(bootloader) modelid: PN0710000

(bootloader) cidnum: HTC__032

Recently I have unlocked the bootloader and I have installed CM11, is not yet S-off.

My question is after I will S-off, and then I will flash with this GPE, will it work in European frequencies (carriers)?

Will I be able to revert everything back to stock (if for warranty) even to HBOOT 1.54? Because I saw in this flash file there is an hboot-..img file..
[One (M7) Android Development] pigr8:
yes

do s-off and you can do whatever you want.
[One (M7) Android Development] rilley:
But my only concern is if the hboot will be 1.44 I will be able to revert to Hboot 1.54 original stock?
[One (M7) Android Development] pigr8:
if you are s-off you can go back to original hboots, but if you are not you cant write that partition so using this RUU is not an option for you if you stay s-on.
[One (M7) Android Development] dcipher:
I've installed this edition on my htc one and it works great!!! One question - is my device now carrier unlocked or is that controlled at a lower level?

Thanks
[One (M7) Android Development] rilley:
I found those file adsp.img, rpm.img, sbl**.img, sp1.img, tz.img in the GPL flash archive that are new to me.

Can some one explain me what these files stand for?

Will these files be flashes to the phone as well?

If there will be flashed, Will I be able to return to original stock if warranty needed?

Thank you.
[One (M7) Android Development] Darnell_Chat_TN:
SIM unlocking is a totally separate process, that this does not perform. You'd have to go to one of the many sites offering those services or ask your carrier for the SIM unlock code. I personally prefer Cellunlocker.net
[One (M7) Android Development] MrKaon:
It's not unlocked, you have to pay for it.

I've used java card s-off (paid version) and during process phone got unlocked as well.
[One (M7) Android Development] dcipher:
Thanks - i have called AT&T international in the past and they provided me with an unlock code at no charge (for a phone still under contract) - was just wondering if that was still necessary given this version of the ROM - I guess it is :)
[One (M7) Android Development] rilley:
Hello,

I have successfully installed this GPE on my htc one 32 GB

I do have one concern about this ROM, about quick menu standard kitkat toggles, How can I make to toggle when I click for example on the wifi.. (I do not want when I click on the wifi to show me another page to do the same thing)

Thank you.
[One (M7) Android Development] mitchst2:
Xposed and GravityBox

Sent from my HTC O'ne-xus
[One (M7) Android Development] jay661972:
I removed the recovery already and not sure what img need to be remove so it wont wipe the data or the sd card. Thanks in advance for the help
[One (M7) Android Development] rilley:
Hello,

Can you be more specific?

Thank you.
[One (M7) Android Development] Bastaerd:
Install the Xposed framework, then install the GravityBox module and profit.
[One (M7) Android Development] paul_viado:
If you mean like turning on WiFi using the toggle ...all you have to do is hold press on the toggle and it turn on or off the function of the toggle if you just press the WiFi toggle it'll take you to the wifi setting page
[One (M7) Android Development] rilley:
Hello,

I don`t like to press and hold to toggle. And it doesn`t work for mobile data press and hold for toggle..

Another thing, in this version where I can find the setup page to add more toggles?

Thank you.
[One (M7) Android Development] dcipher:
Bastaerd has already answered you..

GravityBox allows you to customize the quick settings which is what you are looking for.
[One (M7) Android Development] kampos20:
Xposed framework is an apk file that you can install like any other application. you have to be rooted though . after installing and activating it u can download many module from the app itself to customize your phone , just go to YouTube and search for Xposed framework and you will be fine .

Verstuurd van mijn HTC One met Tapatalk
[One (M7) Android Development] :
hey... this worked like a charm

I bought my HTC ONE on tmobile... wanted to try the GPE ROM. theres one thing that bothers me

when I go on about phone and click on android version 4.4.2 (to activate the google edition easter egg), I know that theres suppose to be a giant letter K or is it J that appears on the screen for you to tap to make the kitkat easter egg appear...

well the letter K or J doesn't appear. its just my wallpaper darkened out for me to tap on

How do I make those giant papers appear? or am i missing something?

i know im knit picky... but i want to convert to google play edition down to the skin
[One (M7) Android Development] sweetnsour:
It seems to be missing on all GPE roms. The K is there on AOSP roms.
[One (M7) Android Development] Khoral:
On mine, if you tap on the middle of your screen (with the darkened wallpaper), you have a new screen appearing with "Android" written over a KitKat logo, and "Android 4.4.2" on the bottom of the screen.

Edit :

This screen : http://i.i.cbsi.com/cnwk.1d/i/tim2/2013/11/05/Android_4.4_KitKat_Nexus_5_610x406.jpg

But with 4.4.2 instead of 4.4
[One (M7) Android Development] SaHiLzZ:
Installed 4.4.2 non-rooted RUU, found rom toolbox in it.. :(
[One (M7) Android Development] pigr8:
lol, it's a clean stock rom, noone found that toolbox in it, it's just you.
[One (M7) Android Development] Khoral:
You must have forgotten to wipe data first.
[One (M7) Android Development] arknailed7754:
-

can this be reversed,so from google edition to sense
[One (M7) Android Development] cnu4u:
Yes. Follow steps from post #2 in this thread.
[One (M7) Android Development] Kuroyukii:
If I install the rooted 4.4.2, will I be able to recieve OTAs?
[One (M7) Android Development] PeteSeiler2010:
You should, just as long as you have the stock GPE recovery. If I am wrong, please someone let me know.
[One (M7) Android Development] graffixnyc:
Yes, as long as you don't make any other system changes and you JUST root then you should be fine. The OTA will fail if you change any system apks or remove the apks.
[One (M7) Android Development] Darnell_Chat_TN:
Here's every step I take when I see an OTA is available:

Backup the phone, titanium and full ROM (Nandroid), set/check survival mode for SuperSU (although it may not work), set ROM Manager to not auto recover.

Copy Backups to PC. (If something goes wrong, you'll be glad you did!)

Flash stock recovery

Remove All Xposed framework mods, then fully remove the Xposed framework

(If sideloading the OTA use these instructions: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48475796&postcount=3426)

Download and install the OTA.

Check it's all good.

Flash custom recovery

Get the latest SuperSU from http://download.chainfire.eu/supersu and flash in recovery. (Because OTA Survival Mode probably didn't work.)

Restore Xposed framework from backup and if it works also restore "Android Phone Vibrator", "GravityBox", "SMS Xposed" and "XThemeEngine".

Restore preferred Theme