yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] dredmentia:
Hello all,

Long time reader, just started posted recently. I bought my HTC One S when it first came out, and immediately rooted it and installed the ViperOneS Rom on it. I never got the chance to recieve the OTA updates for JellyBean or any of the other firmware updates. Now, as I was reading the CM10.1 thread, it said that certain firmware updates were required to install the new nightlies. I figured it was time to RUU my phone to stock with the newest firmware, and then re-root it so that I can take advantage of the 3.4.x kernel in the new CM 10.1 releases. Anyway, I went to www.shipped-roms.com and went to ville, and saw that the newest release appeared to be the :

RUU_Ville_U_JB_45_S_HTC_Europe_3.16.401.8_Radio_1.11.50.05.28_10.27.50.08L_release_301814_signed_2_4.exe

....However, on my HTC One S news app, I looked back about two months, and it showed that Tmobile released a new RUU/OTA on June 24th, 2013. That build was labeled

RUU_Ville_U_JB_45_S_TMOUS_3.14.531.17_Radio_1.13.50.05.31_10.30.50.08L_release_320836_ICS_2_JB.exe

Now, the one on Shipped-Roms has the 3.16.x build as opposed to the Tmobile's 3.14.x. But the Tmobile has a higher number after the "release" at the end of the exe, being 320836 as opposed to 301814 on the Shipped-Roms RUU.

So does anyone know which one is truly the most recent firmware for the HTC One S. I went and installed the Tmobile One, im going to play around with it for a day or two before I root it again. It was said one of the reasons TMobile released this was to address battery drain issues for jellybean users.

The entire article is available here : https://support.htc.com/en-us/080-H...HTC_One_S™_for_T-MOBILE_ROM_Update_|6.24.2013

I ran the RUU with no problems and am now running stock, until I decide to root again. I basically posted this to make people aware that their might be a newer firmware available than the one they are using, and it isn't on any of the RUU list such as Shipped-Roms. Anyway, if I experience any problems with it, I will post. Take care - dRedmentia
[HTC One S] real187:
higher numbers not always newer builded software, since jb for the unbranded was released several months sooner than the tmobile one the higer number is logical. However there has been a ota for the unbranded going to 3.16.401.9

watch out, many people got bricked wanting to update there already updated firmware to the newest.

if its already on jb firmware and works flawlessy leave it as is, or take the risk.
[HTC One S] dredmentia:
I installed the Tmobile Jan 24th RUU no problem. As I said, I rooted my phone right when I got home from the Tmobile store, so it was still running the original firmware it came with. Now Its up to date, running CM 10.1 flawlessly with the 3.4 kernel, and overall seems quicker and more responsive. Now hopefully the battery life issue gets resolved, that was the only problem I was having before. Thank you though, from what I understand this will be the last firmware update from Tmobile, so I will never have to go through that process again. The HTC One S still holds its own as a great phone, I don't see any need to upgrade anytime soon.
[HTC One S] myechophone:
are you dunning CM10.1 nightlies? is it stable? Any issues with camera/ bluetooth/ 4g?

Do we need s-off for that?
[HTC One S] dredmentia:
Actually I am running the August 13th CM10.1 Nightlie, and the camera works, bluetooth works, but my damn 4g is not connecting. All my mobile data settings keep getting stuck on Edge network or worse. It said it would have taken 10 hours to download a 150 mb file....I didn't notice until I left my house earlier today because it was my day off so I didn't use my phone for work. It was working flawlessly on wifi, thought everything was going good, and once I started driving around the service would go in and out, and never made it to 4g once, I think in one or two spots it hit 3g, but most of the time it was stuck on EDGE:2 in the Phone Settings. If I can't get this issue fixed I will go back to the stable CM10, which sucks because that doesn't use the new 3.4 kernel, or use a different ROM based on that kernel.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheLastSidekick:
This was posted everywhere else but in here, so I figured I'd bring it here too.

I got a notification from Google Play that this app was on sale for 99 cents for the next week. Highly recommended since most people use either the XDA application or Tapatalk.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quoord.tapatalkHD&hl=en
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Lol! Beat ya to it! Just not in its own thread...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44585402

For some reason though it won't let me buy the thing!!! :banghead:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheKucho:
Just bought the app and man this app is sweet! Looks great on Illusion with a custom theme. Really smooth transitions and so many features. Highly recommend this app and for a buck, its totally worth it. Thanks for bringing it up!

Sent from my Illūsīøn'd Galaxy S³
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
Not happy about buying it twice. That's bull excrement.

Funny that the beta would no longer connect to XDA. Buy it again, and suddenly it's working fine. All the annoying bugs fixed without a new beta release. Weird, huh?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheLastSidekick:
I feel you man. I'm buying it today. I'd ask for a refund honestly from the developer'.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Woody:
I had the same problem when the Tablet version went live to Tapatalk HD. I still had the older beta version from right before it went live. My work around for that was to Fire up the app, let it prompt me to buy the new version and then I just hit back. The prompt closed out and I was able to use the version like normal.

I missed the initial sale of .99 when it came out of beta and the price skyrocketed to $3.99 or something like that. It never came down again. Not sure if anyone can use this work around or not, but I would suggest just ponying up the .99 for the new app. It is a pretty big upgrade in style and performance, so I doubt we'll have to do this all over again for a few years. TTv2 hadn't changed its overall look and functionality ever I think.

I have this new version, uninstalled my previous Tapatalk HD version on my tablet, I still use the TTv2 as well.

Good luck with that. The old Rootzwiki app was a skinned Tapatalk and every time they (RW) upgraded the app, they asked for you to buy it again. Pissed a bunch of people off to the point, I am not sure it is even for sale any longer. Might be, but I don't care since I don't have to use it bc of the current and v2 versions of Tapatalk. Plus RW has been sold twice since those dark times. :silly:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
And its also only fair to consider thatthis isn't an updated Tapatalk 2. As I understand it, its a completely rebuilt version. With the ammount of work that goes into it, I have no issue parting ways with another dollar.

Betas shouldn't be expected to work once the final release is out. Betas are for testing and working out the kinks before the actual release. They couldve kept it internal and not let you play for free at all! Plus it'd be a much longer wait! If you were the developer, would you want to let the beta version continue to work when this is how you make part of your living?

They couldve done things much differently if they were just out to screw people. No offense if you disagree with me, but if a dollar is too much to ask, stay with Tapatalk 2.

---------- Post added at 04:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:59 PM ----------

Sorry, realized that may have come out a little harsh! Not intended! Just trying to consider the amount of work that gets put in and that I don't think anyone should be expected to work for free! Besides, I think woody is right, this'll get us for the next few years I'm sure.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheLastSidekick:
By all means I completely agree. I still have Tapatalk 2 from Amazon for free. And I'm buying Tapatalk 4 tonight. But I could understand the slight anger of having paid 4.00$ supporting an app and developer you love and getting pooped on the next week by a special.

And for anyone who is super frugal, just TiB Tapatalk 4 Beta and reinstall it because it's no longer on the market. Though I'd frown upon this personally. The beta still allowed me to connect to XDA yesterday evening however.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
[MENTION=4081205]DocHoliday77[/MENTION]

Understand your thoughts on beta testing. Disagree with them. Don't like the way this new rollout (if you will) happened. For more than 24 hours with the last beta (I did not know a new version was released), it simply would not connect to XDA, but would connect to my other forum accounts. Only one time did it prompt me to update, and it was about the 120th time I tried to log in. In this case, there is no reason to keep a beta internal. Letting consumers shoulder the testing work saves them months of time, and we get an update faster. They turn out the product faster and with far fewer issues than if they do internal testing.

The $0.99 price point is excellent (while it lasts). I use the app every day, and as such, have no problem paying for it (once). My problem with the new update is this: v2 and v4 have the exact same purpose, and let's be honest, the same functionality. It is the same app. With a new holo GUI. That's the problem. I'm inclined to believe v2 will either no longer be updated, or updated much less frequently. Why bother updating the old code? It's working fine.

What it boils down to is I don't want to pay for the same app twice. I would hate to see this practice become commonplace, like DLC has for consoles/PC gaming. Paid updates is a slippery slope.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Aerowinder:
These are all good points.

Complete rewrites are often necessary, especially for an amateur developer. You learn more over time, change your mind, and receive input from others that changes your mind. I rewrote an app I made over the course of a few years three times, each time a total overhaul and in a new language. Hundreds of hours, but I'm an amateur. Loved every minute of it, though! That's one reason why I don't do it any more, just takes too much time if you aren't charging for the product.

This would be undoubtedly true if the smartphone market was stagnant. But there are millions of new Android device activations everyday. ICS and JB, so that's v4. This supports my argument that v2 will slowly become obsolete and no longer receive updates due to the aforementioned cost/time ratio. Also, what happens when someone who wants Tapatalk buys v2 because it's the first listing on the market? Then later find out they could have had a far superior version for the same cost? I suspect these people will not be accommodated. And we both know that some people just don't read.

My suggestion would be to make v2 free but with ads, charge for v4 (free upgrade from v2 paid). This avoids people buying the wrong version. It avoids people having to buy the app twice. And it allows people to try an older version to see if they like it before they spend $5 on it (aka a demo). It could even have some features removed to encourage people to buy the paid v4. Google's 15 minute refund period is a joke at best. It takes 15 minutes to get this app set up. It's useless. Anyhow, you can really only charge people for the same idea for so long before they get wise (hoping this happens with Call of Duty sometime soon...). They need to make a new app that people want. They need something innovative. Something unmatched. Tapatalk is no longer that. It's possible that from a business standpoint, this had to be done for the company to stay afloat. But I would argue that if this is the case, it's a sinking ship anyhow. And throwing more money at them isn't going to fix anything.

I was unaware of this, but it sounds like he got what he deserved. Good.

I do this with some F2Ps on PC; APB (still a great game to this day) and League. Not doing that with an app on my phone, it's just not going to happen.

There aren't many people (online) who will take the time to articulate a point, or someone who will actually give information when asked instead of blowing you off. Always enjoy finding someone else who will :good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] neotoky:
Took advantage of the sale but I have problems connecting to the xda forums. It states to contact the administrator if problem persists. Anyone else have this problem when first buying the app?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] TheLastSidekick:
Unfortunately, no. Delete the app, and reinstall it and maybe reboot the phone afterwards?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] bfranklin1986:
Beta still connecting fine for me
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] iwillkillyou:
You beat me to it
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] big.poppa:
Hi all,

I've had a bit of a search that has proven to be unhelpful.

I am wondering if it is possible to explore the current internal memory of my unrooted DHD. I am willingly to root my phone to do this (allowing me to use Root Explorer or a similar program) but I would rather not lose my current internal memory. I am under the impression that rooting the phone will wipe the memory. Is it possible to root without losing internal memory? If so, could somebody push me in the simplest direction?

Phone specs are as follows:

Android version: 2.3.5

HTC Sense version: 3.0

Software number: 3.12.178.2

Thanks in advance!

TL;DR: How can a explore my current internal memory?
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ranger4740:
If you use es filemanager you can view the internal storage space without the need to root. Not sure what you hope to find its all mainly system files and apps.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] big.poppa:
I am sorry, I should have been more specific. When I go to browse /data/ (where I'd like to explore), the folder is empty.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] big.poppa:
Ok, I've done a bit more research. I'm thinking that this might be possible if I take a .abd backup. Is there a method of exploring the contents of a .abd backup from my pc? Thanks again.
[Desire HD Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DragonDF:
Hello,

Did you find a solution to your 'internal memory' problem?

My HTC Desire HD is with low memory every day without installing anything new.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] nexus galaxy mg:
1 Since a week my Galaxy nexus is rebooting 5-10 times a day.

2 And its at some times very slow

3 Further more when i start the phone ( from sleep to active) or a app it goes on andscreen goes off for 1-2 sec and proceeds with working (slowly).

After re-entering sim code it will start up but after a while all happens again in a matter of time.

There have not been any additionel installation of software before this happend.

version maguro

android 4.2.1 no 4.3 update yet ;) (europe i think)

please let me know if you have a solution.

Is it software hardware???????? i did 3 factory reserts but did not work....
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] An0nYm0uS1337:
Hey I was wondering if anybody has found a root method with the XZU Ive heard almost every method is patched?

If Anyone has ANY success with a root method please share below, Thanks!:confused:​
[Sony Xperia Z Ultra] baileyjr:
follow this thread mate

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2391115&page=5
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ngr.hd:
Hello

I have Galaxy S (int. i9000) and have installed CM 10.1 and using Semaphone as a custom kernel.

I don't know how did this partition named 'USB Storage' has come into existence leaving 'Internal Storage' just 1.5 GB.

I know that CM has been installed on this 1.5 GB partition since my phone in spite of having 12 GB free in the 'USB Storage' shows 'low memory storage remove some apps' and that 'Internal Storage' only has 0.220 GB free.

There is no ext. micro card inserted into my phone.

I would also like to mention that the break up of the storage partitions just keeps on displaying 'Calculating' even after leaving the phone in the same state a full night.

It would be great if someone could help me sort this issue by deleting this so called 'USB Storage' partition.

Thanks in advance

P.S.: Refer to the attachments.
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ngr.hd:
Can someone please help me with this? At least point me in the right direction. Please?
[Galaxy S I9000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xsenman:
partition layout may be changed and has changed in custom ROMS by developer of your ROM, so read your ROMs, developer thread, Here your internal SD card is known as USB Storage, which is what it is.
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] mutian18:
anyone pls tell me how to change keyboard skin and boot iamge for windows mobile 2005 pls? thanks
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Rudegar:
http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=22083
[Milestone 2 General] petri3:
Hello,

I have a problem with the rom CM 10.2 Engle_mars. I use actually CM10.1 and i send correctly sms but with CM10.2, directly i send a sms response is error 254 :confused:

I check smsc with *#*#4636#*#* and for my smsc operator (mobistar = +32495002530 ) is correct.

someone has an idea?
[Milestone 2 General] mattheoh:
Hi,

Same problem here.

And there s a third person, who has the same bug too, with CM 10.2 ROM.

Engle_Mars had the information (see the thread in Development Forum), and have to watch the log. We are waiting for a next answer.
[Milestone 2 General] petri3:
thank's for this information . I'm feeling less alone ;)

Same problem in Engle_Mars-CM10.2-20130816-UNOFFICIAL-milestone2 . :crying:

I don't found anything about this problem.

I test "DEFY Baseband Switcher 4.0" with baseband 2.3.4 (Great Britain). the phone work correctly but sms don't ...:eek:

:fingers-crossed: crossed fingers:fingers-crossed:
[Milestone 2 General] mattheoh:
I don't know really what the cause was, but I solved the problem by reinstalling the ROM with full wipe data...

then just test to send a sms with the native application without configuring anything.

hope it will help...
[Milestone 2 General] patrol-cz:
Hi!

I did full data wipe during initial 10.2 install, as well as cache/dalvik cleanup, and the problem was there from the beginning. I also force-closed the SMS/MMS app and cleared all its data and cache, and it also didn't help.

The following appears in the logcat during SMS send attempt:

V/SmsReceiverService( 7423): onStart: #1 mResultCode: -1 = Activity.RESULT_OK
D/dalvikvm( 1877): GC_EXPLICIT freed 414K, 30% free 5389K/7684K, paused 3ms+10ms, total 77ms
I/ ( 1335): opprofdaemon: OPPROF_DAEMON_translate_message(): Enter
I/ ( 1335): opprofdaemon: handle_bp_message(): Enter
I/ ( 1335): opprofdaemon: handle_log_all_ind(): Enter
I/ ( 1335): opprofdaemon: OPPROF_TRANSPORT_P.cc: handle_log_all_ind(): line=522: BP log all event=c
I/ ( 1335):
I/ ( 1335): opprofdaemon: OPPROF_TRANSPORT_P.cc: handle_log_all_ind(): line=557: Error: Incorrect BP log all data size: 48
I/ ( 1335):
I/ ( 1335): opprofdaemon: OPPROF_TRANSPORT_P.cc: handle_log_all_ind(): line=568: OPPROF TL: log_all
I/ ( 1335): opprofdaemon: handle_log_all_ind(): Exit
I/ ( 1335): opprofdaemon: handle_bp_message(): Exit
I/ ( 1335): opprofdaemon: OPPROF_DAEMON_translate_message(): Exit
V/SmsReceiverService( 7423): onStart: #1 mResultCode: 1 = SmsManager.RESULT_ERROR_GENERIC_FAILURE

Regards, Pavel
[Milestone 2 General] petri3:
I wipe all : /data /system /cache and the rest ... Now, i send sms correctly ... :good:

thanks for the solution :victory:
[Milestone 2 General] lulli1:
thanks a lot for this funny post ;) you made my day!

wipe all -> espacially "system" is my favourite ;)

but don't cry when no rom is installed afterwards ;)

by the way... system is formatted by script in engle_mars's rom zip. so a data wipe is enough. cache and dalvik cache are on the data partition and are wiped automatically when you wipe data....
[Milestone 2 General] linxiafeibai:
This usually helps. back up the data with titanium and restore after reflashing.
[Milestone 2 General] MageMaster:
Or use Wondershare MobileGO to backup everything
[Milestone 2 General] dat00:
Dear Sirs, I was trying to to understand installing on Engle_Mars-SELinux-CM10.2-20131021. Now I have Retail British	MILS2_U6_4.1-22_SIGNED_UCAMILESTONE2B1B80E1014.0R_UCXMILE2GBQWRTGB_P016_A006_HWp2a_Service1FF.sbf.gz. What should I do?

Root?

clockworkmod 6???

Or Team Win Recovery Project????

Thank You
[Milestone 2 General] dat00:
I got it, I had to first get root and burn for cm10.
[Milestone 2 General] mcb.:
battery are lasting many hours?
[Milestone 2 General] dr2001:
Not very long.

About 60% battery supports about 22h. This is a backup battery which had been in storage mode for months.

For a "Active" battery, I could get about 70% battery for about 2 days.
[Milestone 2 General] Pacau:
I'm having trouble updating applications play in store, the 403 error appears on all updates. I looked for solutions on google without success. Someone with the same problem? How to solve?
[Milestone 2 General] fanghongjian:
hi,when i touch bluetooth phone will be reboot and allway live at the cm logo.
[Milestone 2 General] Pacau:
I updated via OTA to android 4.4 and everything is working again perfectly. Thank you Engle_Mars!
[Milestone 2 General] macmalon:
Sorry for the OT, but how does kitkat feel?
[Milestone 2 General] gcrozatti:
Hi dat00,

See the steps bellow:

1) Root your phone (you may use SuperOneClick root method)

2) Install Droid2 Bootstrap Recovery

3) Open Droid2 Bootstrap Recovery and tap "Bootstrap Recovery", then "Reboot Recovery" granting root privileges. The phone should reboot into recovery. Use volume buttons to navigate, camera button to accept, power button to go back. You will install files by selecting "Install zip from sdcard".

4) Optionally: create a backup of your data

5) Install latest CM ROM image file.

6) Optionally: install Google Apps

7) Select "Wipe data/factory reset"

8) Reboot and enjoy

Credits from tezet's cm10 topic: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1827801

After install the CM10 tezet's version you should be able to instal any custom rom like KitKat from Eagle or czechop version. Refer's to Yet another CM10.2 (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2451742)
[HTC One X] DarkyHero:
Hi All,

About a year ago, I bought an HTC One X from Three UK. I recently came to China on holiday and bought an external battery pack from a market stall. Everything seemed to be going well until one day I plugged my phone into the external battery pack and it suddenly died even though it was on ~50% charge, it wouldn't boot and it wouldn't charge when plugged into a power supply (no red LED shining). No combination of pressing buttons would work, so I decided to get it fixed.

I went to a repair guy in China who said that he would charge me if he could repair my phone, but no charge if he couldn't. He disassembled my phone but was unable to fix my phone. He said the problem was that the motherboard was 'burnt' (I'm not sure if the literal translation is correct), and that it would cost 70% of the original phone's value to repair (although he could be wrong about my motherboard being dead)

Now my dilemma is this: I'm not sure if I should send it to Three UK or ask another cheap repair shop in the UK. The problem with sending it to Three UK is I'm not sure whether they will repair it or not - my phone is completely dead and I don't know whether they will count that as improper usage. Also, now that my phone has been opened, will the repair center be able to tell that my phone has been opened before (I'm pretty sure I'm not allowed to open up the HTC One X) and then deny my warranty?

Thanks for any help that you guys can give me!

~DarkyHero
[HTC One X] Stefan0vic:
Have you tried plugging it in to a wall charger for a day or so?
[HTC One X] DarkyHero:
I haven't but I probably let it charge a while after my HTC One X died. Out of curiosity, why one day? It seems an awfully long time.

I'll plug it in now, and when should I take if off the wall charger? Also, what signs should I be looking for?

Thanks,

~DarkyHero