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[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ften:
No clue what the real emails for the company is as I've combed through the whole website and came up with nothing, so I tried sending the request to help@inet-tek.com and support@inet-tek.com. I haven't gotten a bounce back yet, so maybe it will get to the right people. I suppose someone could try giving them a call, lol.

Edit: Help bounced, so hopefully Support gets to someone.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsulliii:
Status: Disappointed.

I completed my first stab at a LiveSuit-flashable .img last night, plugged it in, and flashed it successfully. But upon boot (both system and recovery), it never got to even so-much as the boot logo, only a slight illumination of the display.

I tried not to set my hopes too high. DragonFace didn't show anything that looked out of whack, and my success with the Trio fueled the hope anyway.

So... attempt one wasn't a success. Time to start over. Good thing I've been a programmer for so long. I'm used to failing before success.

The good thing... I'm LEARNING what I set out to learn.. That's never a bad thing.

I've got bowling tonight, so it's going to be haunting me until I can get back to it Thursday night.

I wonder if the problem was using ICS as the donor ROM and squeezing Jelly Bean into it? Hmmmm.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] absamide:
I was able to find an e-mail of ginmail@126.com which is listed for the WHOIS for the domain name inet-tek.com. I haven't tried sending anything to it yet since I rarely trust what is used for registration, but it could be an option. So far I haven't found anything about a parent company so this may be all we can easily find.

Alex
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BLuFeNiX:
I found this PDF, which appears to be a service manual for an android tablet, contains ginmail@126.com in the text. Here is a translated snippet:

It would be strange if this were arbitrary, unless "ginmail" in Chinese means something similar to "example." So, this is probably a good address to send an email to. I'm going to send one now.

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Great progress so far! I'm not sure what implications there are involving putting JB into an ICS image, but I'm confident that you will figure it out. :D
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] absamide:
Well, I guess I would probably start with going to https://www.mediafire.com/folder/1aoj30fvagfna//Livesuite and checking out the JellyBean LiveSuit that they have built for the A701 product. Since we have heard that there are a large number of similarities between the hardware it might be worth seeing if you can break it out and doing a compare/contrast with the ICS that you have working. You might be able to figure out what they have to change to support JB over ICS.

If nothing else they have both an ICS and a JB image listed on the page for the 701 which should give you something else to compare to see what is different between them.

Now, take all this information with a large grain of salt since I have never worked with the LiveSuit stuff up to this point. I don't know how easily things are to break apart and reassemble.

Alex
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsulliii:
Thanks for responding, Alex. Welcome to the "team". We WILL get this thing built.

I don't know whether you caught it or not, but earlier in the thread we covered the issue of their claim of similarity between their A701 and A700 not being accurate. The ROMs they provide won't flash onto the A700.

But your advice is one that I hadn't considered and will definitely look into now. I have the tools to disassemble the A701JB/ICS ROMs. With that, I can definitely look for differences and see if I can apply that knowledge to our ICS that does work on the A700. EXCELLENT suggestion, thanks.

Does anybody have any suggestions as to where to begin looking? Since I get a boot icon and it stops, where is that definition in the start-up structure, and what would the next definition in the process be? If anybody knows, it could save me years of dissection . I have found some material on it, but a cheat from somebody who already has a grip on the architecture would be a boon. Thanks!
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] absamide:
Yeah, I knew that you wouldn't be able to load the A701 images into the A700, but I am not convinced yet that it is because of a hardware difference between them. Sadly I haven't had the time or opportunity lately to dig into it more. That aside though I figured any opportunity to do a compare/contrast against 2 builds for the same hardware with 2 different OS versions should be somewhat helpful. I figured the theory of as A is to B, then C is to D type of scenario might help.

Good luck, and if I can come up with some time I will see if I can dig into this a bit more.

Alex
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ften:
Does debug mode enable at all when it's trying to boot? When I flashed the CM Rom, even though I was only able to see the Boot logo, I was still able to get some type of response from "adb shell" or the DDMS.bat. If you can still get in through adb, you might be able to get some tyope of logging to tell you where it's breaking.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dsulliii:
Thanks, ften.... yeah, I did check that out. Glad to know our great minds went the same great direction.

But, no, no ADB response at all. Come to think of it, I don't think that I recall Windows even "bleep"ing that it connected. It seems that Windows bleeps even when there's a connection to a tablet that is turned off (sometimes?)

Maybe the fact that there's no ADB response might be able to narrow down where within the ROM I can begin looking. (If only I knew where.)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] xmicroman:
suggestion

I've been watching and thanks for the effort guys. Just some suggestions:

1. could Micro Center shed some light on it? I mean it was built for them,maybe a tech guy at Micro center would be a good team mate.

2. Plus isn't there a process to submit a rom to Cyangen? I think this has been tried huh?

3. I remember with the Kyocera Zio they requested source code from Kyocera they actually got it. Problem is Zio was very small I'm thinking the Azpen is even smaller in total number of units sold.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1035625

Source

http://www.kyocera-wireless.com/support/developers.htm

Hope you haven't already tried all of these things, just trying to help in any way I can,

oh and this support@azpenpc.com

http://informe.com/azpenpc.com/ shows lots of names and numbers its the whois for azpenpc.com registrar godaddy etc.

Thanks
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BLuFeNiX:
A few of us have already spoken with Azpen. They claim that since they do not modify the Android source, they do not have to provide it. I do not know about software licensing in-depth, but I believe that this is correct. I am not optimistic that we will have source any time soon.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ften:
RE-ODEX Rom Zip (Speeds Up User Interface)

Basically using dexopt-wrapper (I used DEXO because I'm lazy), installing a newer busybox, and deleting bloatware I was able to re-odex the app and framework folder under system. You should notice a speed difference after flashing the zip, hopefully :laugh:. I see a difference, but maybe I'm imagining it.

This Zip will do the follow;

RE-Odex all the System App and Framework files

Delete Blio, WildTangent, LookOut, and Bizhi Wallpaper (I needed the space)

Adds the Extended Power Menu

Info;

ODEX vs de-odex

File;

A700-RE-ODEXv3.zip In this version I also remove the /system/preinstall Apps. You don't need them after the first boot anyway.

A700-RE-ODEXv2.zip

A700-RE-ODEXv3-Restore.zip Sets everything back to stock, with (Extended Power Menu)

Install;

Make a backup

Copy the A700-RE-ODEXv2.zip to your tablet's SD

Boot into Recovery and Install the Zip under "Install Zip from sdcard"

Delete the dalvik cache under "Advanced"

Reboot to system

The first time it reboot It will be a little slower to come up and once onto the desktop it will show it's updating apps. I would reboot one more time after that is done.

Also at this time I haven't built a restore zip for the original files, so if you want to undue this zip you would have to manually move the original files back into place and delete the external .odex files out of the system/app and system/framework.

Now it's possible, depending on anything extra you added to the system file, that the zip my not fully be able to flash due to space, which would cause the tablet to fail to boot. After restoring a backup I would suggest uninstalling any apps that where added to the system folder and potentially installing them to the data folder.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BLuFeNiX:
Awesome work! Do you have any empirical information on what changed in the odex files? I'm wondering if there is inherent value in re-odexing (or perhaps you used some additional arguments/tweaks)?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ften:
Here is an article about odex vs de-odex that explains the changes.

http://www.redmondpie.com/odexed-vs-deodexed-the-difference-between-the-two-android-roms-explained/
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BLuFeNiX:
Sorry, I should have been more clear. I understand the difference between odex and deodex. Your post says that you reodexed, which I'm guessing means that the apps were already odexed. So you deodexed them and odexed them again? How are the files any different from the originally odexed files? Did you use any special options (that might improve performance) when odexing?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ften:
Ahh sorry, Yeah the tablet comes deodex. So I Dexo which is a script that runs dexopt-wrapper to recreate the external odex files and zip aligned everything. Besides zip aligning I really didn't do anything special.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BLuFeNiX:
Ah, okay. However, I would be surprised if factory APKs are not already zipaligned. Then again, this is a very off-brand tablet, so better safe than sorry :)
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ften:
I agree, which I was generally surprised that there was a speed increase. Although it could be my imagination or wishful thinking, so I guess I'll know once a few more people test it.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thedarkfreak:
This is unfortunately true, if they are telling the truth. The GPL requires you to pass on the code if there are any modifications, but if you didn't modify it, and the code's already available, there's no need to. Proprietary drivers are not covered by the kernel GPL, but if we can figure out how to pull out the device specific binaries/drivers, we may be able to get a custom build working.

Considering that they use the default android boot animation, I'm willing to bet they're telling the truth on the kernel source thing.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BLuFeNiX:
My boot animation is an Azpen logo. This shouldn't matter anyway though, especially since the boot animation is just a zip folder of images sitting in the filesystem.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] thedarkfreak:
...huh. My apologies, that must've changed with the JB image. I know with the ICS image that my A701 came with, it would show the Azpen logo, but then it would switch to the android default image. Or maybe it was the other way around.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] BLuFeNiX:
Ah, I think the A700 uses the Azpen logo for both boot stages.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
HTC One SV MODs

Only for Jelly Bean 4.2.2 with Sense Deodexed ROMs

​

Sharing Policy

You are not allowed to use any of these files into your ROM, work, etc. without asking for my permission first.

This because of several reasons:

- I put a lot of work and spent a lot of DAYS to make these Mods

- There are files that are not mine!

- I need to see which of my files are used on xda
​

As a lot of you want their One SV phone better and better every day with new Mods for their favuorite custom Rom, today I decided to keep up a thread where I will put mine but also other's MODs and Themes for our One SV.

Why other phones like One X or One S have it and our One SV not??

Notes:

- Make always a backup before flashing!

- I collect also Mods from other users giving only link to the thread

- Not all screens are from One SV, some are taken from other threads

Music Channel

- by xpirt

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Screen:

Advanced Power Menu

- by xpirt

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Screen:

APM + CRT-Off Animation

- by xpirt

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30 Volume Steps by xpirt

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Not available.

Stock HTC hEQS (works also on stock Rom and/or odexed Roms) by xpirt

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Browser with Debug Menu Activated by xpirt

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Launcher with Context Menu by xpirt

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Lidroid 15 Toggles with Brightness Slider by xpirt

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Coming soon..

Lidroid 15 Toggles without Brightness Slider by xpirt

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AOSP Recent apps (works also on stock Rom and/or odexed Roms) - by xpirt

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CRT-Off Animation - by xpirt

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Dimming Effect - by xpirt

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Screen:

HERE

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If you use one of these Mods or you like my work you can Rate the thread 5 stars and click Thanks button or Buy me a cup of coffee!

Credits

- Me for making/porting them

- ckpv5

- old.splatterhand

- nitsuj17

- baadnewz

- Dunc001

- Lyapota

- mwilky

- Hero

- HebeGuess

- XTheOne

- Lidroid, sk0t & tonyskyfall
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
HTC One SV Themes​

Landscape Prism (HTC Launcher) by xpirt

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Screen:

#1 Blinkfeed Clock Theme by xpirt

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#2 Blinkfeed Clock Theme by xpirt

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M8 WiFi Icons by xpirt - thx to HTC_Phone

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Screen:
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Mine too..
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Added first 2 mods: Brower with Debug Menu activated & Launcher with Context Menu (thx to nitsuj17 for codes)

They are not tested as I wait for my official Sense 5 update but they whould work. If not please provide logcat :)

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Nice, Launcher with Context Menu i also wanted to do :D
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Until I will get Sense 5 I make these simple mods :)

But after that I'm planning to port modpack and resmanager by lyapota. If I have time btw..

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
This would be really great.

You also plan to make Lidroid Toggles?
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
I will make them tomorrow.. btw I don't know if they work on 4.2.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Launcher with Context Menu is working fine :good:
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Thank you for reporting! :) And happy to see it is working.

Hope also Lidroid will work because all need an EQS in their statusbar (except the stock one) :)

xpirt
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Added Lidroid 15 Toggles with and without Brightness Slider!

They have to be tested and screens for both needed too :)

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Great, thanks.

I flashed both, but Brightness Slider was missing.

I made pics, but can only upload when i'm at home on wifi.

As far as i see, all things (i have tested) are working.

Finally a reboot menu, very good :good:
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Thanks for reporting :) I think you have auto-brightness activated and you don't see slider.

Btw I also want to port APM and other things but I can't due to hboot problem.. We really have to solve this problem and a working recovery.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Hmm, maybe i flashed the wrong zip file at first try (without instead of with), because now i get constantly fc's by SystemUi, when i flash the zip with Brightness Slider.

Here are the pics:
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Try deleting cache, if still not I think I made something wrong.. I will remake it tomorrow.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Tried again, with deleted cache and dalvik, but still errors.

Maybe someone else also can try, to make it sure.

You have seen the pics in my post above?
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
What i also want to mention: my Quicksettings.apk does always rearrange the icons. The one from DX does not install.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Use the one from DX but put it to /system/app and fix permissions. I will update zip with new apk.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Added 30 Volume Steps and fixed Lidroid 15 Toggles with Brightness Slider (hopefully)!

xpirt
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Added AOSP Recent apps, CRT-Off Animation and 2 Blinkfeed Themes!

Enjoy!

xpirt
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
After an hour of resizing, logcatting and porting, I present you Music Channel from HTC One to your One SV! :D

Screen:

DOWNLOAD

Enjoy! ;)

xpirt
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Added Dimming Effect from AOSP Jelly Bean! More info, video and screenshots here.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] BrateloSlava:
Very useful work. Could you, please, do, except for some patches, and even a collection. Files to be replaced, intersect. And want to have a few of these patches simultaneously.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Tell me which files you want in one pack and I will make it if I have time.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] BrateloSlava:
30 Volume Steps + AOSP Recent apps + CRT-Off Animation + Dimming Effect. :p
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
You can flash all as they don't conflict between them.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] BrateloSlava:
How is it, that all the files in your patches much less original? :D

12 274 276 framework-res.apk
12 062 973 framework-res_xpirt.apk
4 417 703 framework.jar
3 340 245 framework_xpirt.jar
1 832 420 services.jar
1 396 762 services_xpirt.jar
4 192 064 SystemUI.apk
3 223 222 SystemUI_xpirt.apk

Uncover the terrible secret!
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Stripped debug info.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] BrateloSlava:
From what software is this done?
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Search on xda.. now I don't remember which is the link.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
RemoveDebuggingInfo 2.2
[HTC One SV] BrateloSlava:
Thank you. I found and corrected even under 4.2.2. However, sense in this treatment is not particularly see. Smaller size, faster read. But - wasted CPU times to decompress.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Finally got it fully working! First APM for One SV 4.2.2 :D

Thanks a lot to [MENTION=3142060]old.splatterhand[/MENTION] that gave me base files to work on.

Links coming soon as I have to clean up the code and make some minor graphic modifications.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Good work :good:
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Thanks! Updated screenshots and added download link to OP!

Enjoy! :)

xpirt
[HTC One SV] BrateloSlava:
Advanced Power Menu intersects with CRT-Off Animation. Assemble in one patch, please.
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Only if you are interested in making it multilingual, i have german translation for APM in attachment .
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Sure ;), and if some other people want their APM in their language just translate these string and I will add them too.

And I will make also APM+CRT-Off today.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Updated APM Multilanguage and added APM + CRT-Off Animation!

xpirt
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Fresh screenshots of the upcoming MOD by lyapota from his latest modPack5..

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Oooh, this is looking nice...:D
[HTC One SV] ravemanti:
Those mods need deodexed system?
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Yep. Except AOSP Recent Apps that works also on stock Rom.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] :
[MENTION=5132229]xpirt[/MENTION]

The power menu options you have posted up with pictures; Is that for deodex or odex or both?
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
All Mods are for deodexed systems. If there are also for stock Roms then is specified. So yeah, APM is only for deodexed roms.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] :
Thank you sir :)
[HTC One SV] :
[MENTION=5132229]xpirt[/MENTION]

Hope you don't mind. I don't plan to copy or steal any of your work. I am just taking a look at the resource to determine how the functions work for reboot, hot reboot, bootloader, recovery, etc. I can never get these commands to work in a terminal emulator so I figured looking at this mod would help give me the answer. Also looking at the android.policy.jar file as well.

If it makes you feel better, I do this type of stuff regardless before I flash anything anyways to insure it isn't gonna cause severe harm. However, in this particular case I am on 4.1.2 so I won't be doing that with this mod. But to still understand how it works has caught my interest since all commands in terminal either fail or say permission denied.

:)
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
You will not find an answer into android.policy.jar because you will find only smali code, reversed java so they are java commands, it doens't use shell commands.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] :
I'm using multiple things to review them. APKtool is only one to start with. I appreciate the heads up but I know the answer will be there. May point me here and there like a treasure hunt map, but its there.

Would save me the trouble honestly, if you pm me with some info regarding the functionality of those options so I can find ways to implement them successfully on a terminal emulator.

:)

The mod is very nice work, but I am always using the emulator so it would be handy just to throw commands to it and go that route. Of course, this is my personal preference. Everyone has their own way of doing things.

Nice work on the mod though.

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Keep up the good work

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Found what I was looking for :)
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
HA ha, I knew you would!

:cool:
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Great news for you! ;)

Ported Longpress Back to Kill by lyapota! It will be released tomorrow. It was ported some weeks ago but not working due to my mistake in code, thx to [MENTION=1186202]baadnewz[/MENTION] for having noticed me about it :D

xpirt
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Added Longpress Back to Kill App to OP!

Added hEQS for Stock Roms too, but it's not tested and might not work, so please report!

Enjoy ;)

xpirt
[HTC One SV] :
A thought? Aroma installer and all of these in one bundle giving selectable options with descriptions, etc... Just a thought lol. I think it is time we implement aroma over in this forum.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
It will be too big, I will leave single mods as flashable zips so anyone can flash the desired Mod.

Anyway if someone wants I can put their mods here.

xpirt
[HTC One SV] :
Good point lol. Would definitely make for good features in a mod pack or custom Rom (when they arrive)(and if implemented)
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
You can put here anything from me, what you want. :highfive:

A question to LongpressKill: is APM and Volume Wake also included?

Sorry that i can't test it now, because my device is sent in for repair.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Yes, only APM is included.

Btw InsertCoin will come soon for One SV with a lot of mods ;)

xpirt
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Added Landscape Prism (HTC Launcher) to OP!

DOWNLOAD

Screens:

I resized it almost completely but needs a bit more of resizing the clock and weather part, if you can do it I'll be glad to update it!

Enjoy!

xpirt
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
I don't know if anyone tested Longpress Back to kill App, anyway it is bugged: when apps are loading, pressing back key it will soft reboot. I will remove it from this thread and I will put it, with whole longpress control, into modPack by lyapota, as I ported all mods except MusicBox :)

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Longpress Back to kill App works for me.

But i don't use your file as you offered it, i merged the code together with APM/Volume wake for myself.
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Ok anyway I will update it to be sure ;)

Also it contains a bugged volume longpress control disabled by me, a new clean port fixed them too.

Btw did you get your phone?

xpirt
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
Yes, its back again.
[HTC One SV] bataya:
I appreciate all work you people done, but why don't you use sense 5 toolbox? I contain all of this mod, and much more, and it easy to use.
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
I prefer things built in, instead of using an app for this, another for that...
[HTC One SV] xpirt:
Exactly, I agree 100% with you. Same thing for me :)

xpirt