yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One V] MameTozhio:
It'll be awhile before this ROM can be a daily driver, and sound is hard to get working.
[HTC One V] ymansky_ph:
I hope camera and audio will be fixed soon as i dont have extra phone right now and i really need it. I'll be glad and be patient to wait for next release:D:D:D
[HTC One V] Ken-Shi_Kun:
Works better the first release. At least it is optimized for the better.

Bugs are as shown on the OP as far as I tested it. Keep up the good work :) :good:
[HTC One V] wackyraz:
any progress ?

Doga , is der ny progress wid the rom ?
[HTC One V] cybervibin:
quick scheme thread for thnaks?
[HTC One V] TarunDham:
how do i open the multitasking panel?
[HTC One V] MameTozhio:
double tap home button
[HTC One V] TarunDham:
gr8 thankz
[HTC One V] abumaha:
full wipe

hang in htc boot logo
[HTC One V] mrcorey:
Try installing the kernel again

sent from a phone running a rom
[HTC One V] abumaha:
worked but after restart it hang on htc logo

same
[HTC One V] limak121283:
Will Polish language. Please
[HTC One V] parkourz:
First learn how to use english, koleżko :p
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
let the rom be stable first...then you can ask for multilingual roms :)
[HTC One V] nhnam0711:
For rhyme

Hello,

Iam just a kid (13), so my parents just allow me to use rhyme. There a 1 rom has ported from one v to rhyme by 1 developer in china(sense4). Rom for rhyme isn't much. I just found 3 rom. So please make 1 verson of sense 5 or touchwiz for rhyme please. I know that thhis topic is about one v but please help me!!!!

I am from VietNam so my english is not good. I am sorry about that.

Please help mee. Thank you very much.

Please rep me asap
[HTC One V] MameTozhio:
HTC Rhyme never had avid development.
[HTC One V] Minto107:
What are urs phone specs? Write it here RAM CPU GPU Stock Android screen resolution

Wysłane z mojego HTC One V przy użyciu Tapatalka
[HTC One V] parkourz:
Super LCD 480 x 800 px (3.70") 252 ppi, same CPU, Adreno 205, 768MB RAM, Android GB... so we have a problem :p
[HTC One V] Minto107:
Old hboot hmm. But Sensation is probably on hboot like this and on this phone we can probably install Sense 4+
[HTC One V] MameTozhio:
The hboot doesn't matter for us because we were never updated to 3.4 kernel. You need an ION kernel like what Sense 5 ROM has. Let's stay on topic here though please
[HTC One V] Minto107:
What's ur OC? To 2Ghz too like One V? You can try download our My Sense ROMs or Ignorance and try to flash it but you must edit kernel

Use this guide http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2245786

It isn't hard but It can work or not. I prefer to fast port light sense ROM like HTCdroid by [MENTION=5238590]MameTozhio[/MENTION].

Good luck
[HTC One V] nhnam0711:
The verson

I already updated to ics

---------- Post added at 03:24 AM ---------- Previous post was at 03:19 AM ----------

Thank you so much and please help me
[HTC One V] parkourz:
I can't :p
[HTC One V] nhnam0711:
Why??? Can you port touchwiz (galaxy note3) please or just a jelly bean
[HTC One V] parkourz:
Hahaha, thanks for thinking that I'm a developer, but I'm not :p I can't create kernels and ROMs :p
[HTC One V] nhnam0711:
Porting rom please

Please help me. I hope it too much. Thank you!!!

Please reply me as soon as possible
[HTC One V] nhnam0711:
No one help me! Please:crying:
[HTC One V] paarthdesai:
no one can do blind development if he doesnt own the device...
[HTC One V] parkourz:
Can't you understand, that

So I'm asking U to leave us alone... U had to choose wisely while taking new phone...U won't be crying right now... but you choose badly, so I'm asking once again: leave us alone, please, and stop yelling
[HTC One V] rahul surana:
how tp install a kernal ,whether before rom?

how tp install a kernal ,whether before rom or after?

i installed the rom but when i boot it stucks at htc logo
[HTC One V] MameTozhio:
it doesn't matter when you flash it just flash it.
[HTC One V] rahul surana:
could you please send any link or procedure???:(
[HTC One V] HTC1V:
How to flash the kernel!

Flashing the kernel is a very basic skill you will need to know for installing all roms.

1. Download your kernel, (Third download link in this case),

2. Plug in your phone, (Make sure you are in bootloader mode, accessed by holding down the power, and volume down button),

3. Flash your kernel using fastboot. (If you don't have fastboot, I've attached a zip.)

Type this line in a command prompt open in a folder containing fastboot.exe:

fastboot flash boot boot.img

(Boot.img represents path to kernel image)

I'm sure there are other methods to flashing the kernel, but this is what I use.

Also, a question for doga. Any estimate on when the next update will be out? Can we expect it as a christmas gift? :D
[HTC One V] larrygregandroid:
What to now wit this rom

I installed the rom and kernel. All was successful. Only a few questions.

1) While it looks great, being there is no sound, I regret installing this. I can call/receive calls but no one can hear me and I cant hear anyone.

2) Once the rom installed, I only have a tiny bit of space on the rom. A small potion is apps, but the rest is other. How can I clear this?

3) How can I get rid of this rom. The only reason I installed it was because the original ice cream sandhich was so buggy, I couldnt even answer the phone because of the screen stalling.

Is there a stable rom out there that works for the phone and camera?

I had a backup on clockwork, that I restored, but the phone was stuck on the htc screen.

Advice greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Larry
[HTC One V] Mr_Fusion_88:
What is the proper order to install this?

Hi Doga

Just a few questions:

Do I need just a factory reset?

The right order is install rom and flash the kernel right?

How much time take to the phone to load after installing this rom? 15 minutes, 2 hours?

Thanks.
[HTC One V] HTC1V:
Are you serious dude? Does anyone read anymore. This ROM is not finished yet, it is in alpha. Doga knows the sound is not working, and he is working on getting it added. This ROM is not yet ready for everyday use. If your looking for a stable sense ROM, you can try Ignorance, or just go back to stock. There are many roms that work with this phone, just look.

Yes it is recommended that you factory reset, and wipe all data before installing any rom. It really doesn't matter whether you flash the kernel before, or after flashing the rom, as long as you have it flashed when first booting. But many people do suggest you flash after. As for the length of the first boot, I found it lasted about 5 minutes.

Hope I helped. :)

Sorry for the long ass post guys.
[HTC One V] Mr_Fusion_88:
Thanks for your help HTC1V, I could install it, as you mention the ROM is not finished yet but it looks great, it´s a shame is not finished yet,

I wanting for the final version!
[HTC One V] Minto107:
To sound no drivers. Camera doesnt work on any app. Kernel issue. To improve perfomance and stability increase CPU speed to 1,5Ggz

Wysłane z mojego HTC One V przy użyciu Tapatalka
[HTC One V] bobs158:
hi i did all this and still stuck at the htc boot logo iv re-flashed both the kernel and the rom but nothing (does the boot.img have to be on the sd card ?)
[HTC One V] vinodgoture:
Audio

When will be the audio fixed :crying:
[HTC One V] parkourz:
Maybe when you'll be 80 years old... but no promisies ;)
[HTC One V] Minto107:
Faster I will buy HTC One xD
[HTC One V] CZNexus:
Lol, HTC One M8 is coming:D
[HTC One V] Minto107:
Yes but I'm not waiting for it old One is better for me. old one has got better design
[HTC One V] M-R-Z:
Our OneV is a brcm phone,so blutooth and fm maybe fix with some brcm's phone.But desirexx most are qct phone.
[HTC One V] arshadchelliah:
No Download Files

Hi,

I have clicked the provided download link, but there is no download files. Is this development scrapped?
[HTC One V] oes20:
i've the same, can you use mediafire, mediafire is for my the most fast and the most easy downloader.
[General Accessories] wamatt:
http://www.mydigitaldiscount.com/s....A5Pp7ftolbGmkTy?sc=2&category=137&it=A&id=862

Has anyone used one yet with any HTC device? Just wondering if my PDA2k will support 4GB or memory.
[General Accessories] Dodger:
Well, according to the compatibility chart it should work on several devices.

See: http://www.bluetrade.fr/produit.php?id=6747

Cheapest in Holland: http://www.digitalservices.nl/winkelwagen/produkt_informatie.php?id=1047
[Off-topic] manoj_nike15:
Hii Guys.. This is just a funny game. Many of you guys have come across various strange names in xda. Many of xda users dont use their real names but keep some different names. Just comment what do you feel regarding the name of the person above you in a funny way. :D

Note: This Thread is just for fun. No abusive comments :)
[Off-topic] Archer:
Starts pointless threads that get closed. :silly:
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nelly13:
Apologies but i couldnt find this information, i noticed version 8.40 & 9.40 were released recently - what is the difference between the two kernels. I have flashed 8.38 for now on CM10.1 but wasnt sure what the differences were

regards
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Hopper8:
Read the first few posts of the Dev & discussion threads.

"Originally Posted by dorimanx

Kernels 8.7 + 9.5 ONLINE!

8.7 = JB/ICS CM/AOKP/STOCK!

9.5 = JB AOKP/CM ONLY!!! no stock/ics supported!"

The 8.xx branch supports both AOSP and Sammy base. The 9.xx branch only supports AOSP base.
[Galaxy S II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nelly13:
Re Dorimanx

:o i have read so much this last couple of days having come from a san francisco and think i need a break from reading!!!

Thanks much appreciated
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] riyosakura:
Can we have CM10.1 statusbar on our CM10?

I like CM10.1 statusbar with its quick settings panel, but i like CM10 performance.

I would like to know if there some way to make Quick Settings Panel of CM10.1 on CM10.

I've used JB 4.2 status bar made by ai****eru, but its now simply what i wanted. I want a pure CM10.1 statusbar on CM10. hehe

Thanks for your help.
[Galaxy Ace II Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] tofueatsbread:
try this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2394541
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-T989] erick.szekely:
so for some reason my gps isn very accurate... off by about a hundred metres and my compass always points east (as long as i remember it points east its fine but for gps navigation its a little offsetting, any fixes for this?
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] raziel123:
GUys anyone know why the msm-dcvs governor for our Xperia SP cpu is buggered?

it's supposed to be Krait optimized, yet I just checked the governer parameters on Trickster Mod and it's got the MAX CPU speed set at 384 mhz :eek:

I tried changing it and applying it in Trickster Mod, but it doesn't apply nor stick ... :confused:

all the other Parameters are 0 :confused:

any ideas guys
[Xperia SP Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] cbarai:
I seem to be having the same problem. Running 257 with stock kernel (LB +root). The MSM-DCVS kernel doesnot seem to be working. it is always stuck at the min frequency. is there any way yo fix this?

I donot plan on moving to 4.3 stock as the comments here arent very good about the experience.
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] galaxys s:
Hi friend ..it s working fine aosp rom for N2 on me :good:

---download =>tw+accu s4 mediafire here [ flashable zip ]

---download => tw + accuweather s4 trans here [ flashable zip ]
[Galaxy Note II Themes and Apps] jethmalani25:
Guys anything for stock note ROM? Unrooted

Sent from my GT-N7100
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] vudith:
I want to ask, how do I format the internal storage on s 3 mini, I've several times flash the internal storage and i want thats free space like i first time bought.. i'm so sorry for my english too bad... i hope all of you know what i mean..
[Galaxy S III Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] efaustino84:
what have you found so far in your search for doing this?
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] sweetysiva29:
Can anyone tell me how to move the clock and date to 1st row and power toggles into 2nd row for Xperia miro/tipo ??? I have searched throughout this forum... Threads for only samsung mobiles.. Plz anyone send me the guide/tutorial link??? Plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz...............

Plz help me !!!!!!!!!!!!!
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] Xmoose:
Are u talking about systemUI?

I mean the statusbar???

If yes,I guess you will have to decompile,edit,recompile the full apk..

Thank me if I helped you..
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] kreatonn:
Ur title make me sicks:rolleyes:

Learn how to make good title for ur problem.
[Sony Xperia Miro, Tipo (Dual), J, E] sweetysiva29:
Sorry.. Plz help me
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] chinmaythebest:
Hello there,

I have a HTC one which I bought 2months back. It was working perfectly fine till recently I started facing a big problem during calls. When I am talking on phone I can't hear the other person neither can the other person hear me. The sound won't even work in speaker mode, also I can't hear to music. I don't want to get my phone repaired cos I hear they don't fix the phone right when they repair it. Is there a way I can get a DOA certificate for the phone. Please suggest fixes if any. I love my phone too much.

Thanx in advance
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adriansimo:
Hello,

Can somebody try to cook a working recovery for T211?

Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MasterPhW:
You have seen the big "[WARNING: READ ME 1st] If YOU DID NOT CREATE "it" THEN IT DOESN'T BELONG IN HERE" at the top of the forum?

Since the [ROM][SM-T211] Infamous Tab 3 GSM | V1.0 | Sept 16, 2013 already have been flashed to SM-T211 Tabs, the normal CWM and TWRP Recoveries should work.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] adriansimo:
Hello,

I've tried every recovery packages from the threads. None works on my SM-211. And I am not the only one. The guy who said that he managed to install that ROM doesn't answer my/our question about how he managed to install a costum recovery on that type of device.

I try to learn how to port CWM recovery on my device's stock recovery but I am not a Linux guy.:(.

So I ask for help.

Thank you.
[Galaxy Tab 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] MasterPhW:
Ever thought, that not everbody is online 24/7 and you just should have waited? ;)

But he answered you in the other thread.

Also it sometimes help, if you additional notice them about your question with [MENTION=2655906]Username.[/MENTION]
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] *Pete*:
Could some one go to http://www.streetmap.co.uk on there Universal

and do a post code search and tell me if the map images display

As they display ok on the xda but not on the xdall or the xdalls

just curios to see if they have fixed this
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] kevinnugent:
Hi Pete

I'm in Australia so I wouldn't know any UK postcodes, but I did a search for "fleet street" and it came up beautifully (after I selected which "fleet" I wanted).

There were aerial shots available too. Cool.

Kevin
[JASJAR, XDA Exec, MDA Pro General] *Pete*:
Thanks kevinnugent

Thanks kevinnugent

That’s all I wanted to know as I found that site very handy

Before Jan 2004 that’s when I upgraded to the xdall only to find the map image didn’t Display so it didn’t take them long to fix it .:)

http://xdaforums.com/viewtopic.php?t=4786&highlight=
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
As title,

I can't understand how an high end phone can have integrated battery.

I need to switch batteries once one is exhaust.

Why all this phones comes with integrated batteries?

Is there some info on the nexus 5 battery?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
The idea behind integrated batteries is due to the fact that most of them make the phone slim and cheaper. Or so I was told by a spokesperson about it. As for the exhaust part. It usually lives to about 2-3 years before it needs a change.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
I used the wrong word, I mean low battery not exhaust battery.

If you cannot switch to a charged battery and you use the phone during the day and you haven't got an AC, you are without the phone due to the low battery in the evening.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] andQlimax:
instead to buy an other battery, you could buy a portable power supply to charge the phone
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ExodusC:
It's a non-issue for 99% of users. Only a tiny fraction of Android users ever switch batteries.

It's less of an issue in modern phones. The Galaxy Nexus's battery life is notoriously terrible if you compare it to a modern phone which has no problem going with heavy usage with hours of screen-on time per day.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Misledz:
This. The Nokia era is over lol. You could but a 8000 maH portable charger to charge your phone on the go.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
8000 maH portable charger is heavy and it charge the battery once or once and half.

8000maH is not comparable to a 8000maH battery, I think you know it.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
I'm the 1%, I need two batteries.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ExodusC:
Then you don't need a Nexus device.

It's pretty clear that Google's position is that they don't want removable batteries.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
where is clear?

nexus 1, 2, 3 had removable batteries, only the fourth iteration got the non removable batteries.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] phishfi:
Because the tablets don't, the n4 doesn't, and according to ,ost leaked into, the 5 wpont either. Obviously that's the route they're taking, because they don't care to appeal to the 1% that want SD cards and removable batteries...
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] acras13:
LOL , it's clear in that the N4 didn't have a removable battery , and the "D820" in the FCC filing has a non removable back . Just like the people complaining that Nexus' don't have SD slots , 64Gb storage or come in a variety of colors , you are forgetting this is a developers phone. Google isn't trying to steal any major market share from any of the manufacturers . Developers don't need 38 hour battery life , and I would imagine that they also don't do any work on the phone while on an overnight hike without a way to plug the phone in . I like having a removable battery , in the past I liked having a removable SD card , I decided the Nexus was the right phone for me so I gave up the sd card ,I will probably give up a removable battery and get the N5 . If you can't live without a removable battery , look to other devices. You have to find the phone that best suits your usage , because you will never get manufacturers to make a device to your specs .
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
Why? developers are not human or don't use the phone outside their work?

I'm an app developer so I like a nexus phone but I like carrying the phone around for my "real life".

Should I buy a phone to develop and one to go out with friends?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ExodusC:
The argument that Nexus phones are still designed solely for developers (as was the case with the Nexus One) doesn't really hold water anymore, I don't think.

It seems to me that Nexus phones are designed for consumers now, given the price and design decisions. Of course, they make great developer devices as well.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] matteventu:
Ciao sblanti :D

Anyway, if Nexus phones are developers only devices, why did Google do they with curved glass, super sexy back cover, more than 5MPx camera, and beautiful design?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] sblantipodi:
ciao amico mio :)

I agree with you.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Molitro:
I kind of like it... I feel like some colour after all the black.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Exnor:
Yep non removable bat is paint to me to... thats why im still with my gnex.

Also you can put a 10 Amperes hour charging the phone and would make minimum diference since the power circuit that regulates the charge only allow a max of amps... and i dont think it goes above 3A or 3000mAh... the Joules effect on the internal circuits would be interesting to see with 8Amps.

Sent from my Transformer TF101
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Ibanez33:
I guess if battery is a problem theres always the LG G2 option?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] tokuzumi:
I'm on the fence about this. I am fortunate, in that I'm almost always near an outlet, so I can just plug my phone in. So, I don't need to worry so much about battery life. My S3 has more than enough power to make it through the work day, where as the GNex always needed some juice just after lunch time. I never have to remove my battery, and have no need for anything larger. The LG-D820 has a bigger battery than the S3, so, all things being equal, the battery life will be a tad better (probably not enough to notice, as specs on paper don't always correlate to real life performance). I just wish manufacturers would stop making phones thinner and thinner. There's really no point, other than from a marketing standpoint, as well as aesthetics. Thinner phones are harder to hold. They have no "hips" to hold on to. Just look at the number of S3s with cracked screens for sale on ebay. Same with the Droid DNA, Nexus 4, etc. I suspect the S4 and LG G2 will be the same way. What is wrong with phones the thickness of the HTC Amaze 4G? The Evo Shift 4G? With phones that "thick", you could fit some serious batteries under there, which would help alleviate complaints about battery life, removable or not.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ExodusC:
This is the heart of the issue, which is difficult for people to understand.

Just because you have to swap the battery two or three times throughout the day on your Galaxy Nexus doesn't mean you'll have to do that with a modern phone. Compared to modern flagships, the Galaxy Nexus has awful battery life- it's a fact.

I also owned an S3 and never had to charge during the day unless I was doing some heavy usage. 90% of days I had no need to charge until I went to bed.

Both the Galaxy Nexus and the S3 have removable batteries, but I've never once swapped batteries. I prefer to just carry an external 10,000mAh charger, because I can use it for multiple devices, it's small, and overall just highly convenient.

Honestly, I have not swapped batteries on a daily basis since I owned a Nexus One.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] inslee:
So I bought a GT-I9192 Duo while visiting China (I made sure it was as legitimate as possible) but now that I'm back in my home country, I'm running into a ton of issues.

I've flashed the generic MRT firmware using ODIN and run a factory wipe to get it as clean as possible but the following issues show up:

Can't make phone calls. It says "Dialing" and then terminates shortly afterwards without actually calling

Has a difficult time keeping a data connection (3G drops out frequently)

Has the SMSC set to +7 and I can't seem to change it to my operator's SMSC

Pretty much everything that has to do with the mobile network is buggered and I'm not sure why. Any ideas?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Whosat:
Check the CSC. That determines what region the phone is operating in if I'm not wrong.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Artemicion:
I live in the UK and am about to buy an HTC One online, but I want to be sure when it arrives that the guy hasn't got some cheaper US handsets or something and is selling them here, hence the phone would be running on the wrong LTE bands. Is there a way to verify exactly which version of the handset I have once it arrives? I'm assuming, as I'm in the UK, I want the GSM one, m7ul....? But what about the other international versions? Thanks
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] 666Shadow:
Hi XDA,

is there a way to flash a phone function to the new nexus 7 (LTE)?

actually i have a samsung galaxy tab 7.7 p6800 and its good to have a phone function, cause i need it regularly.

i wonder why google dont implent this function cause an SMS function is always included in the N7 series, and a note 8.0 LTE is another alternative choice but a little to expensive i think.

is there anyone out there who knows an answer to my question.:confused:
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] owerner:
Not yet. Search forum for more info if needed.