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[HTC One X] ATZ-007:
Solution

Hi Everyone,

As many of are having problem with G-Sensor (including myself) and heat method appears to be hit and miss.

One of the biggest problem for me is camera stopped working on Sense5 ROM.

Only workaround I found so far for Sense 5 ROM is to use alternative Camera app which doesn’t rely on G-Sensor.

ROM-

CM10.2- Works fine even without G-Sensor working.

Sense 5 – Camera doesn’t work so

Alternative camera what worked for me on Sense-5-

So far I found “ProCapture Free” and QuickSnap” seems to work however

ProCapture Free- only allows 3.2MP

QuickSnap- is too basic.

I’ve also tried installing and flashing native Android 4.3 camera. Unfortunately it FC every time I open it.

Can someone suggest a good camera that would

Works on Sense 5 ROM

Doesn’t rely on G-Sensor

Allows full 8MP

Some or lots of features (like sense 5, native android 4.3 or CM camera)

I would really appreciate any suggestion / advice.
[HTC One X] HTC Venom:
I have tried UCAM from play store which is a really good app , but some other important things didnt work at all with g-sensor is off like SKYPE , it doesnt start at all unless I get my sensor back online
[HTC One X] ATZ-007:
Thank you

You are right... UCAM appears to pretty good.
[Optimus One, P500, V General] mcd_legend:
Hi folks

As we can see there are lots scripts available for Android 4+ like V6 Supercharger, Crossbreeder, Killjoy, Injector, PurePerformance etc

What do you guys use and what performance enhancements u see

there is obviously no ultimate nor there can be comparison and there is due respect to every dev

Just share ur reviews for others to see
[Optimus One, P500, V General] nomancoolboy:
Currently using directinject on cm10.1.3 ..

It works ...but dont expect much difference in performance with the scripts ..
[Optimus One, P500, V General] vikasb32:
I am not using any script but if want a performance boost in cm10.1 then do this.

1.must use greenfiy(also good for battery life).

2.freeze "search" and "search provider" (if you don't use search) because it always running in background and used lots of ram.

3.freez "Google backup" battery eating app.

Try this You will feel difference.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Mundakir:
Hi ... I have a problem with the HTC one x xl

I want to re-flash with stock firmware but I do not find RUU the same is 5.05.707.1 CID HTC__044

Now I am no condition HTC OS because never in flash and failed

Please help me solve this problem

thank you

This detail it:

fastboot getvar all

version: 0.5

* version-bootloader: 2.15.0000

* version-baseband: 1.30a.32.45.18

version-cpld: None

* version-microp: None

* -play version: 5.05.707.1

* version-misc: PVT SHIP S-ON

* serialno: HT27CW301374

* IMEI: 352228050808345

* product: evita

platform: HBOOT-8960

* modelid: PJ8312000

* cidnum: HTC__044

battery-status: good

* battery-voltage: 4001mV

* partition-layout: Generic

* security: on

* build-mode: SHIP

* boot-mode: fastboot

commitno-bootloader: dirty-de589c6eef

* hbootpreupdate: 11

* gencheckpt: 0

all: Done!

finished. total time: 0.102s
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] Heisenberg:
There is no RUU for that firmware version (5.0x), only OTA updates. Does your phone have an unlocked bootloader?

PS. You really should delete your IMEI from your post, never post your IMEI publicly.

PPS. Questions go in the q&a section.

Sent from my Evita
[HTC One X] elpapagayo:
Hi,

pls..can someone make a test with

*#*#3424#*#* , than line drawning test or more and the same without time limit, than make a screenshot or photos?

Test with drawning from up to down maximum.

I need that, because I don't know if it's hard or software problem.

My result is here:

thanks
[HTC One X] webpatrick:
You mean drawing! I'm not going to drown my phone ;)

Here you go!

What is your problem exactly?
[HTC One X] elpapagayo:
LOL yep drawing :)))

uhhh Thanks!!!!!

problem, that can't pull down notification bar, reading a lot of docs today and still nothing, than I'm thinking that t.screen has failure :(

Now I'm looking for new RUU for flashing but where is new RUU?.... or maybe only OTA, really don't know now what;'s going on...

Tried to update via cwm OTA , but cid -fail? with cid is for superCID ?, I'm so tired today...alredy
[HTC One X] elpapagayo:
someone else can do it? pls
[HTC One X] webpatrick:
I have no problems with pulling my notification area down... even in fullscreen apps like the Draw Test I can pull my notification down (I use SmartStatusbar to pull notification in fullscreen apps).

Unfortunately RUU is not leaked, and an OTA is not a ROM, just an update to a specific ROM.

mike1986. has a flashable version of the international (4.18.401.2) ROM, that could get you as close to stock as possible.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1546970

Good luck!
[HTC One X] elpapagayo:
Hi

Yes I made that yesterday, but how to get "locked" bootloader on bootscreen, not relocked?
[HTC One X] webpatrick:
You cannot, once a device is unlocked it can only be "relocked", you can never get it back in "locked" state. You were warned explicitly when you first unlocked your phone.
[HTC One X] elpapagayo:
Hi

Seller of my phone said me, taht problem was with firmware, when I said to him that was via OTA, he said we dont know, but it only works with 4.1.1- it is possible?

pls for Answer, thanks
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackaros:
Hello my Xperia Sp just run out of battery and shut down.I pluged it in saw the sony logo and when i tried to turn it on it would not respond.

The only thing it did was kept the red light on (indicating charging).I tried pressing the off button for over 30 seconds with no results. Not it is stuck and i cant do anything about that.

Help please.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackaros:
Nevermind the problem got fixed by itself.

The battery (about 2 % run out and the phone kinda reseted itself.It opened just fine.

So if anyone else gets this problem just let your battery drain itself.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Parkside:
Just to confirm you plugged it into a mains supply? USB from your computer to phone charging is not enough to kick start a totally dead battery.

If you have plugged it in to a wall socket and it still doesn't work, give it some time.

I think the battery and the phone's software combine to stop the phone operating at unsafe voltages, the safe operating range for a standard lithium ion batteries is 3.2-4.2 volts (though android may be different). They spend most of their time at 3.7 volts though and this is why they are described as such when you buy them separately.

If, for some reason your phone's software thinks your battery is at 3.1 volts, it won't do anything until it thinks it's at 3.2. Similarly if a protected battery is taken below 3.2 volts it won't provide any power until it hits its minimum voltage. In theory your phone should have cut out before the protection cut in, but bad stuff happens to good people.

Sometimes a protected battery gets drained so much that the tiny flow of electricty required to power the protection circuit stops and as the ultimate failsafe, protected batteries stop working when this circuit is not functioning.

(I'm talking about standard batteries here, not necessarily phone ones)

Sometimes cheap basic chargers won't be able to get such batteries working, but better chargers are able to send tiny trickles to a battery to start the protection circuit and make such batteries charge again. I'd be very surprised if android didn't take this into account and have some way of ensuring over-discharged batteries with a tripped protection circuit can be charged. That said I'm not sure whether the protection is all software on mobile phones?

Like I say give it some time - getting that first .1 of a volt can take a while when the battery is totally flat. If it hasn't changed after at least 2 hours then I'd worry.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackaros:
The phone was pluged in the wall socket.After this i tried to turn it on (while pluged) nothing happened so i unpluged it to press the off button (i upluged it because i could not reach the button because i had the case on) but the red light ( at the bottom of the device indicating charging) did not turn of.So i tried to reset the device by pressing the off button but i waited for almost 30 seconds (while pressing it) and nothing ... not even a vibration.So i left the phone away with the light stick on till the 1 % left was drained and the phone shut down due to lack of power.

So then i pluged it back in to the wall socket and it started charging again and so i turned the device on.This time it responed and opened up .Now nothing is wrong :)
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackaros:
It happened again.... i dont know the problem but the solution was the same...
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billaras481:
You left the phone in the charger to drain or not? If i put the charger off then red light isn't opened..

Also, how many hours did you wait?
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jackaros:
It took about half an hour because of the battery level being low.
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] billaras481:
Guys im having the same problem.. anyone who can help will be appreciated.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barroca:
Hello, I've installed the cm-10.1.2-steelhead.zip on my Q and there is a problem with the video output for my TV. The interesting is that ClockworkMod works fine on that TV, only the CM itself has no video output.

I've tested on a different Tv and CM is working fine. How do I change the default video output of the CM to the same as the ClockworkMod?

Do I need to change the kernel image or just change some option would be ok?

Thanks
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manfreed:
Hi! I have the same issue. My Q is working with the factory image, but CM productes an "invalid data" error on my TV. I know that the factory image uses 720p, and CM outputs 1080p, but my TV should be able to handle it.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] animal24:
Could be that there is no audio feed from clockwork, and you are getting too much loss with the cable you are using. Had that issue in the beginning. Try using the shortest possible cable arrangement and see if you get success there. You are sure you're making it all the way into cm right?
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manfreed:
received proicen

Hi! Thanks for your answer :)

I'm not sure about the cable. I have been using the one came with the device. It's possible that it's not working properly, I have to buy a replacement to find it out.

Until that I got cuirous. You said that "Could be that there is no audio feed from clockwork". Are you suggesting that the recovery only works for me because it sends less data (since there is no audio output)? I quickly downloaded a different CM11 image that uses analog audio output instead of HDMI to see if it works. Unfortunately it wasn't successful. It still doesn't work

I have a theory. What if CMAs far as I know the factory rom uses 720p output. I'm guessing then that it's a fixed resolution, there is no autodetection involved. However CM tries to figure out which resolution to use. What if this fails for some reason, and tries to switch to a resolution not supported by my TV? I guess it could be tested by making CM use a specific resolution. I just don't know how.

Does anyone know how to set a fixed resolution instead of letting CM to figure it out? I have access to the device via ADB (through recovery) and I can modify the kernel parameters in the boot image, but I'm just not sure what to modify exactly.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] manfreed:
Hello

Here's a bump

So, my Nexus Q is not working with my HDTV, but it works well if I plug it in a HDMI display. My TV says "Invalid Format". I brought another hdmi cable to test, no luck.

It's only a problem if I'm using CM (every version I could find fails), the stock rom works fine with my TV (but the stock rom is not really useful)

Any ideas? I have a completely capable device to be my media center, and I don't know how to make it work.
[Nexus Q Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] barroca:
I was able to enable root shell using another HDMI display and connected on my TV, but the wm tool (adb shell wm) that changes the resolution does not modify anything, it actually keep the output on "not supported" even on small resolution (640x480) and low pixel density.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z_one:
Hello,

I have a Samsung Galaxy S2.

After reading this post http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2382579 I decided to root my phone.

So I went ahead and started with this step http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1118693 because I was unsure if I had a kernel with the MMC-SUPERBRICK-BUG.

After I flashed CWM-SuperSU-v0.97.zip using Odin version 1.85 and after the phone rebooted it was stuck at the "triangle screen" for a few seconds then the display went black and I couldn't do anything further.

Up to this point the phone was still accessible in download mode (volume up, power and center button). I believe this is called "download mode". Sorry but I am a complete noob with rooting phones, etc...

So I panicked and took the phone to a repair shop (big mistake). The guy ran it in download mode then tried to flash something onto the phone (I think he used all 4 fields: Bootloader, PDA, Phone and CSC.

Then, in the middle of the operation, Odin froze when writing "setting up connection". Then the phone died ! pressing the 3 famous buttons does nothing and the phone just stays dead.

I had to leave the phone there as the guy said they will try to bypass stuff and try to connect to the CPU directly (sorry again if this sounds noobish). I did update my modem firmware and my computer BIOS in the past... but I guess this one was more complicated.

At the shop, they asked me to check again in 3 days. I am lost here. I don't know what to do anymore.

Is the phone hard bricked ? Should they bear all expenses for what they did ? I would bring back my phone and try something like this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1878255 or even a stock flash but I am afraid I cannot do that as the phone isn't even powering up anymore after they tried to repair it at the shop.

Any advice is appreciated.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MistahBungle:
Nope. You borked it. You tried to flash custom firmware to the phone & obviously failed spectacularly at it. Instead of trying to flash it yourself via download mode (which you could easily have done unless the NAND was borked), you paid them to do it. Sometimes flashes go bad. Sounds like that's what happened in this case.

Reading between the lines they sound like they're going to try & JTAG it (or have someone else do it). And if that fails I presume they'll change motherboards. You could always get the phone back & take it to someone who does JTAGs if that shop doesn't themselves.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z_one:
Yes I know I failed at it :rolleyes:

Or maybe the shop technician is the one who broke it. At least when I had the phone with me I was still able to boot in Odin mode.

Do you think I could have recovered my phone if I had kept it with me and it was booting in download mode ?

I feel so pissed that I took it to that shop. I just wish I hadn't panicked and I had tried, instead, to fix it at home by asking for more help.

Anyway I still haven't paid them anything so far.

We agreed that they will pay for the motherboard because I brought in a working phone (that would power up at least). The owner of the shop was nice enough to agree that he would only charge me fees for installing new software on the phone (even if they have to change the motherboard) because he knows the phone was booting in Odin mode when I came in to the shop and his technician flashed the wrong firmware.

I also wrote down the board serial number so I can be sure they changed it (if they say they did that). So you are telling me the phone can still be fixed ? What does JTAG mean ?

Even if it is fixed I think I will be too scared to try and root it again. Unless I can understand in advance, step by step, what I need to do and what file version(s) I need to use.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z_one:
Ok, I got my phone today in good working condition.

According to the shop, they had to replace an IC (I don't know what damaged the IC, I am assuming this happened when they tried to electrically jolt the phone) then JTAG it to get it to work again. They charged me a small fee (and they did end up bearing more than 50% of the expenses) because I brought in a phone that was booting in download mode and they take responsibility for what happened after that (flashing wrong files which caused the phone to completely stop booting).

Anyway, long story short, this was my first attempt to root a mobile phone and I learned my lesson.

I am running the following:

Model Number: GT-I9100

Android Version: 4.0.3 (which I will need to upgrade to 4.1.2 of course)

Baseband Version: I9100XXLPW

I know you will say read the sticky posts or the guides but the truth is, that's exactly what I did (you can see the links to the guide I tried to follow in my original post) and I still ended up failing at rooting/installing cyanogen on my phone right after installing Clockwork Mod.

The truth is I am scared to try again and mess up the phone. So this time I would rather be safe than sorry.

What can I do, this time, to safely root it and install a mod like Cyanogen.

Detailed steps are appreciated:

- Do I need to upgrade to 4.1.2 before rooting as 4.0.3 might have the superbrick bug ?

- How to backup the phone.

- Odin version to use, ClockWork Mod version to use, Cyanogen version to use

- How to connect the phone, how to reboot in download mode and all the necessary actions to avoid bricking my phone.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] andrewwright:
No spoon feeding aloud on XDA.better to read and learn how to do this and that but before you flash anything after learning how to do that learn how to fix it if it doesn't work. :thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] z_one:
Fair enough, I figured I'd get that reply from someone and it's normal to be honest.

I decided not to try anything on my phone before I re-read the guides and be sure I know what I am doing.

I will also keep the phone running on stock firmware (after upgrading to JB 4.1.2) to check the battery consumption behavior which, I hope, will be fine since someone tampered with my phone's electronic components at the shop.
[General Topics] sukkukikku:
What are test builds,nightlies,releases of custom roms.
[General Topics] SimonTS:
What are the Rules of XDA? What is a Search Engine? :banghead:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Drake9897:
If I bought this off of swappa could I easily just pop in a T-Mobile/AT&T sim card and run it on that network? or is an unlock code required?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] resurektz:
You need to change the apn settings to get data to work

Sent from my Bonestock S4
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Drake9897:
but it would work out of the box right? no sim unlocking needed?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] resurektz:
Yeah. Verizon s4s are factory unlocked

Sent from my Bonestock S4
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S 4] Drake9897:
Sweet! thanks guys!
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] klazimodo:
Hi

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-- I need some answers, and I think I will find them here. 8) --

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I've got mine M1000 a few weeks back, and last weekend I installed Windows Mobile 2005 (WM5 1.60c) on it. Since I installed it I've got some trouble with my memory allocation.

When I put WM2003SE on it, i've got 128mb of memory on wich I can install and run my programs. Since I installed WM5, my memory has been split up like this:

STORAGE = 14,54MB

PROGRAM = 120,35MB

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Ext ROM = 15,97MB

So far so good I think..?? (I hope :?: )

So when I install some programs I've got the following problem: All my installations are ending up in the storage erea, wich is small and gets full in no-time. I can't seem to figure out how to move or to put them in the Program-part of the memory. I can''t choose between them or something. ( I can choose between Device and Ext_ROM)

:?: :?: :?: So why are my programs get installed in the storage memory insted of my programs memory. :?: :?: :?:

:?: :?: :?: I'm not allowed to delete or write something to or from the extended rom memory. :?: :?: :?:

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I've tried this too:

I installed a wm5-rom wich only allocated the follwing memory:

STORAGE = 14,54MB

PROGRAM = 24,35MB !!!!

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Ext ROM = 15,97MB

And I installed a RAMdisk of 96MB.

In this case; when I installing some softeare, I can choose between Device, Ext_ROM and RAMdisk) but nomatter what I choose, it still ends up in the storage erea... WHY WHY WHY :?: :shock: :?:

So I really hope to get some answers here...

Thanks anyway...

Klazimodo
[MDA II, XDA II, 2060 ROM Development] Rudegar:
read the 2005 forum about the different buzz roms and their memory alocation

or read about the same thing at

buzzdev.net
[Testing] Cubeactive:
The next update for Note l!st is coming along nicely.

But I need some help testing a bug report.

I Need someone that is willing to install Note l!st on their device, join the beta test group (Google+) and purchase an in app upgrade. I Can refund you by Paypal.

App topic here on XDA:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2287228
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] dbgt87:
I' guys,

this mod change the icons of wifi battery and signal into stocks.

the new version is for firmware (mod 1.1) 2.67..

REQ:

-stock rom .244

-root

-recovery

INSTALL:

-Flash the zip

-wipe cache

-wipe dalvik cache

-enjoy

screen
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] bariz143:
Nice :P
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] rer3:
and... how to revert back to the original sony's stock fw icon ?

any flashable zip for that ?

thank you.
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] dbgt87:
yep in the other mine tread (softkey like nexus and more) ...sony zip
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] mety333:
Was waiting for this thanks!

Is there a way to add bluetooth and alarm clock vanilla icons too?

And does the icons become gray when there is no internet connection and when no bluetooth is connected? Very usefull.

Sent from my beautiful purple best friend, the Xperia Z
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] rer3:
So, that zip file includes sony stok fw navigation bar and notificatiom bar ?
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] dbgt87:
yep that file included sony stock not bar and nav bar...only remember that you should to wipe cache and dalvik cache after flash
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] dbgt87:
yep i can but i must to find vanilla icons...

the icons become gray when there isn't internet connection ;)
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] rer3:
I flashed it, but the clock is still white....

I used c6602 stock fw .244
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] dbgt87:
I'm working to fixing it... atm i'm using Xblast tool for clock color..u can find it in this forum..or in play store

one thanks if i helped you
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] rer3:
This works + some other good features.

Could you make the battery percentage blue ?
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] sr_maine:
Does it work on 2.67 firmware?

i really like this mod and i would like to install it
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] dbgt87:
at this moment no..but i will work in this week end if i've got a few moments free...
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] sr_maine:
Thank you I'll wait
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] dbgt87:
new version updated
[Xperia Z Themes and Apps] sr_maine:
Well done!

Thank you so much!

your mod on 1.1v works on 2.67 fw

i love my new statusbar

THANKS