yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Moto G Themes and Apps] mangusmeister:
I can confirm that this doesnt work. I tried flashing it and pushing to system with no joy.
[Moto G Themes and Apps] lost101:
You have to install Xposed Framework first. Then enable the module in 'Xposed Installer' and reboot.
[Moto G Themes and Apps] mangusmeister:
Actually i dont think its an xposed module. cant see where it says that in the original thread?

Enlighten me? lol
[Moto G Themes and Apps] lost101:
Sorry, you are right. I mistook ferreinf's post about Gravity Box with the OP.
[Moto G Themes and Apps] mangusmeister:
No worries mate, happy flashing.
[Moto G Themes and Apps] yuanw:
Thank you for your answer.
[Moto G Themes and Apps] Fede37:
Just use Gravity Box
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] LNMH:
Hello Everybody.

I saw OmniROM. It's wonderful and I want to experience it. Not only me but also others.

Who can port it? :">

My English is so bad.
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] chautruongthinh:
Walter79 is working with it!!
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] theonepharaoh:
:confused: any news on omnirom for hd2
[HD2 Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting and Genera] lukbe:
Decree nntlyst

I would also like this ROM
[HTC One SV] :
****removed by me because people with no experience were still installing the rom.****
[HTC One SV] :
Reserved for OP

Reserved for OP....
[HTC One SV] irishobo:
Great work! i can't wait to try it out!
[HTC One SV] Zobat:
good!
[HTC One SV] :
Thanks, Please give feedback - it is encouraged, not only for myself but for other viewers too. On a good note, I believe I have narrowed down the solution in regards to the bugs I mentioned in the original OP. Working on them now to see the results.
[HTC One SV] awidawad:
Hmm I think I know why data is broken... Are you using k2ul kernel?
[HTC One SV] joeycamp26:
Great job man!
[HTC One SV] :
Updated OP (see blue text)
[HTC One SV] cyanide01:
Carrier Specific

Great work! K2_PCL users want some love.... :P
[HTC One SV] :
[MENTION=2556422]cyanide01[/MENTION]

Technically, cricket users can too with this Rom, but it may be a little more buggy as far as not being able to text and such. But WiFi will work. Should still get the 4.2.2 with Sense 5 experience. But make backup of device.

You will need to edit the updater-script file inside the zip folder before you can flash the Rom though.

.zip file >> META-INF >> com >> google >> android >> updater-script

Using notepad++, edit by looking at top of opened file and you should see a line with....

mount("ext4", "EMMC", "/dev/block/mmcblk0p35", "/system");

Change mmcblk0p35 to mmcblk0p33

33 is the system partition for your device. Save (NOT save as) and confirm file is saved in zip folder. If confirmed then proceed with instructions for flashing the Rom as instructed in the OP.
[HTC One SV] prodigy2m:
We need update

Wow thanks for trying to make it work. I can't wait for an updated version of the android.

Waiting for mobile data ::laugh:
[HTC One SV] :
I have added Aroma Installer for a more unique feel to flashing this rom rather than the basic custom recovery. Enjoy. Instructions to flashing have not changed. Follow instructions in the OP.
[HTC One SV] MameTozhio:
For data have you tried replacing the RIL related files with the ones from K2_CL stock?
[HTC One SV] :
I believe I did, and when done it caused a phone FC.
[HTC One SV] :
Feel free to tackle it though. [MENTION=5365083]rickberg[/MENTION] and [MENTION=5089229]russellvone[/MENTION] currently are as we speak. They are pretty determine to resolve the two bugs.. I haven't had time as of recent.
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
on this note, YO [MENTION=5365083]rickberg[/MENTION]

hollah at chue boy, if you could PM me with a to-do list that hasn't been done yet....

[MENTION=5238590]MameTozhio[/MENTION]

maybe you could also PM me with a few things to pound out, orders are welcome.
[HTC One SV] :
Update: [MENTION=5365083]rickberg[/MENTION] has been working hard on fixing the two bugs. He sent me some logcats. After reviewing them I noticed that the Rom is trying to read off of Network Operator 310120. For us boost users, it is suppose to be 311870. Despite the fact that this is already set in the build.prop file of that Rom, it would appear something is trumping it. Hopefully the issue can be narrowed down. Seems it may be ril related ( [MENTION=5238590]MameTozhio[/MENTION] ).
[HTC One SV] :
Decompile Telephony-common and place your native RIL in 'Internal', the same folder that holds PhoneFactory

Also replace APNs in etc and open Framework.jar and in Res/xml replace APNs ERI with the ones in your native FW and it should sort call issues
[HTC One SV] :
Already on top of it. Just got to deodex the Port Rom first so making these modifications will be easier (somehow lost my other copy of it).
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
I beleive the call/data issues are related because in the 4.2 Rom under settings it shows the system as running lte.
[HTC One SV] Kreatur3:
I'll try this tonight. Don't want to wait but have to because I need calling working.
[HTC One SV] :
If you have experience, feel free to debug the two issues.
[HTC One SV] Kreatur3:
I have none. Sadly. I've thought about learning but have no idea where to even start learning. Lol.
[HTC One SV] :
We all got to start somewhere. Easiest way to get yourself going... Choose a project that interests you most. Work on it and learn as you go. Overtime, you pick up on other things and your mind starts coming up with other ideas. Before you know it, you are rolling with knowledge. :)
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
That is very true I have learned a lot trying to work this out thanks to [MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION] and [MENTION=347077]Russel[/MENTION]vone
[HTC One SV] :
If only I had a CM base to work with..... Would make this much, much easier lol.
[HTC One SV] :
Well, ladies and gentlemen, I apologize, but I am putting this project on hold. I may get back around to it, but there is no guarantees. Was hoping to already resolve the two known bugs, but hey, you win some and you lose some.

Anyways, I'm currently distracted between work (in the real world), and growing my mind with knowledge pertaining to android in general but in hind sight for this device specifically.

This project is still open to ANYONE who wants to tackle it. You do not need my permission - ever (given the policies here on xda; permissions is something I do not seek from others. When I share it, its for everyone.).

So, to those who do decide to take on the challenge and finding the fix for those two known bugs - I wish you good luck friend's.
[HTC One SV] palmtree5:
Where is telephony-common usually located? I can't find it in the stock 4.1.2 rom but in the 4.2.2 rom it's in /system/framework
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
In our 4.1.2 Rom its called telephonyprovider its an apk/odex file and its located in

/system/app
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
Can someone with a pc deodex this and send it to me
[HTC One SV] palmtree5:
I can (I'll PM you a link when I'm done)
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
You can also download the whole app & framework folder here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2363150
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
[MENTION=3142060]old.splatterhand[/MENTION]

I have that Rom already, I need the 4.2.2 deodexed I have narrowed one if not both problems down with the help of Modding.MyMind but I need a deodexed 4.2.2 rom to apply what I think will fix it

I have been scouring the xda port threads along with the espt threads and have located the apns but because apktool won't decompile apk odex files I need the deodexed version
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
We have that deodexed package also for 4.2.2 models (k2u, k2ul & k2PLC_CL).
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
So to make this work on my device all id need to do is replace my boot.img with yours correct

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And swap the build.prop?
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
That are only app & framework folders.

About porting it to your rom, you would better ask [MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION]
[HTC One SV] :
If using the apktool app on your device, then select the .odex file and decompile it. Then select the .odex output folder which was decompiled and select to recompile it. It will create a .dex file. Then using zarchiver or similiar, take the .dex file and place it inside of the .apk file. Now you have a deodex apk ;).

Edit: When done modifying the app, you can take the .dex file and make it in to a .odex file again. Just be sure to remove the .dex file from within the .apk file after the conversion or you will run in to problems.

If it still acts up, consider the possibility of having to resign the apk, but it really should not be necessary to do that at all depending upon what exactly is being modified.
[HTC One SV] :
I apologize for the delay [MENTION=5365083]rickberg[/MENTION], but I am real tight on time between real life work, and getting that TWRP Theme completed. There are thousands of lines inside the ui.xml file which have to be carefully looked at and then properly calculated so it will show up on the screen like it should and respond like it should. A very tedious, boring, painful process nonetheless lol. My apologies bro. Just busy :)
[HTC One SV] :
3833 lines to be exact lol.
[HTC One SV] :
Hey, thanks, in advance. He requested if I could do it. But I have been busy. So, much appreciated bro!
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
Hey man, no problem lol I know your busy with that project, I don't think I can help much on that project, yet....lol, I'm learning a lot from this Rom your knowledge and help thus far is outstanding but I know there are other people out there working on this rom as well so Im passing on what I have researched so far and see if anyone else can get in on getting this up and running I believe from what I have researched so far by getting the epst up and functional we can get this rom to work if anything getting the device to accept diag prompt then we can do the rest from a pc I believe I shared that link with you already, plus by doing all this myself is gaining me in depth knowledge about the sdk/framework/sense these phones require

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Just trying to get more devs on this I figure by everyone putting our heads together we can get this up and running. You did the major part lol
[HTC One SV] :
[MENTION=5365083]rickberg[/MENTION]

No doubt lol. You will definitely learn some stuff in this area of xda. Keep up the good work. Oh, and so you are aware. You requested I make a flashable zip for a list of specific files, but no list, and no link haha. I forgot to PM you back about that.
[HTC One SV] palmtree5:
Wonder if it's the list he sent in one of his PMs to me
[HTC One SV] :
I see you are working on this ROM as well? Props bro. Keep it up. Tedious work, but the payoff of satisfaction will be worth the troubles along the way :)
[HTC One SV] palmtree5:
Been trying to anyway
[HTC One SV] :
Don't stress it. [MENTION=5365083]rickberg[/MENTION] came in on the project only being familiar with iPhones lol. The man has come along pretty well to adapting with androids. And he is learning very quickly. Some of his PMs tend to catch me off guard at times lol. Nothing wrong with that though :)
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
Lol yea I tend to do that a lot just my way of thinking out loud lol, there was a reason behind the no link lol, I wanted to do it myself lol it worked however the apks won't install because I need to change the sdk/sense version to make them compatible but my phone won't recompile the damn things lol
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
Update--------

The ##3424# is finally working on this Rom, I need someone who has experience flashing with QPST , to assist on this now, I beleive once the proper apns are programmed through qpst this Rom will be complete
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
[MENTION=5089229]russellvone[/MENTION], [MENTION=3836684]modding[/MENTION].My.Mind,

Palmtree5 has confirmed that it will communicate with QPST, but is stuck I have zero experience wwith QPST, so if someone can walk him through the procedure

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[/COLOR [MENTION=3836684]modding[/MENTION].MyMind, palmtree5

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@palmtree5
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
[MENTION=5089229]russellvone[/MENTION] this is the diag screen

##3424#

This is the software update tab in settings
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
Ok guys more finds

After scouring through the databases located in /data/users/0

I discovered most of the apps and app associations are still on boost ip adresses

After scouring through the xml logs I have found that the monkey.jar/odex and telephonyprovider.jar/odex in the conversion Rom are where the problems are, the data/call issue is related.

I tore the telephony.apk/odex and monkey jar/odex files apart in our current Rom ,there are a lot of preferred network,and gsm smalis in there

Now the conversion Rom doesn't have the telephony.apk/odex in the system apps, instead its located in the framework, as telephony common.jar/odex along with monkey jar/odex file

I don't have the experience with smali files yet, so if anyone wants to try and resolve this issue these are the root of the two bugs.

[MENTION=347077]Russel[/MENTION]vone, and [MENTION=4814627]palmtree5[/MENTION] are working on the qpst method my only worry with this method is from what I have saw in the xml files everything will be lost upon a reboot

I could be wrong though

So these will be one of two ways to fix these bugs

The original dev [MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION] has requested no versions of this Rom be posted until the bugs are fixed.

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[/COLOR [MENTION=347077]Russel[/MENTION]lvone sorry bro spell check keeps dropping that last l
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
[MENTION=5089229]russellvone[/MENTION] [MENTION=4814627]palmtree5[/MENTION] [MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION] [MENTION=3142060]old.splatterhand[/MENTION]

Ok hooked up to spat everything matches between rims

Hook up to cdma workshop

Everything is blank on the conversion Rom try to rewrite says need registered version do you guys know another way to write to this partition?

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Wow spellchecker lol

I hooked up to qpst found all values same between the two roms
[HTC One SV] palmtree5:
Did you read from device while connected to cdma workshop?
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
Yes by entering diag I was able to get cdma to pick up both roms our current version showed values in the cdma, vocoder screen under main tab

The conversion Rom showed blank values

If your having problems getting cdma to connect you may have to do the following

Place phone in diag mode

Make sure diag drivers are installed

On your pc click on the windows icon on bottom left of desktop screen

In the search box type dev

From there select device manager

Find ports (COM&LPT)

From there select your htcdiag(portxx)

Change the port to any port under 6

By clicking advanced then select port for mine I used port one
[HTC One SV] :
I wanna ask [MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION], sir..are the proper modem and broadcom stuffs in /system/etc/firmware? I learned how to port Sense ROMs to other Sense devices..and the firmware files are something very...useful in porting.

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Er...whoever manages this ROM now, actually. I lost track.
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
he is still managing this thread we are just working on it

i have swapped that over as well but still geting same results
[HTC One SV] :
Okay that tells me something, its definitely not in the hardware...something buried deep into the RIL files and stuffs. I really want to analyze this. Wha if...I give you my firmware files. The only key difference is that I have a RUIM/SIM slot. Dunno whatd happen. I've dealed with Boost before. Maybe something

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My brain is still trying to see. :)
[HTC One SV] :
Not in regards to 4.2.2 itself. Which requires extra effort to fix those bugs. That is why when you read guides here on xda about porting, the first thing you see is them telling you to use the same roms of the same OS, for example, 4.1.2 with 4.1.2, 4.2.2 with 4.2.2, 4.3 with 4.3, and so forth. You never really hear anyone saying you can do 4.2.2 with 4.1.2 or vice versa or with whatever Rom it may be, in fact, they usually say the opposite. The reason is because of what you just mentioned. Using the correct firmware files, etc is a quick method to get the port Rom up and running without much hassle. Is it possible to port a Rom OS greater than your daily Rom? Yup, sure is, but it requires more work and sadly, these guides don't really cover that area so its hit and miss unless you are lucky or actually know what you are doing and what you are looking at.

With that said, I am currently absent on this project due to the twrp theme I'm working on porting. With more to come afterwards (now that I have learned a new trick which will speed these projects up for me significantly).
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
Ok update used dfs cdma the values are the same in all fields here as well. So now I'm stumped lol
[HTC One SV] russellvone:
lol, I'm almost positive it's the kernel.....I'll do some digging around, [MENTION=4973732]simonsimons34[/MENTION]

you think you could build the kernel for this ROM CDMA-afied......

or would not having source code be an issue?
[HTC One SV] :
I believe [MENTION=5365083]rickberg[/MENTION] may be out of the race guys. His phone got jacked up a couple of weeks ago (roughly). Haven't heard from him since the tragedy with his device. Not sure of the current situation, but due to the silence, I can only assume it didn't turn out well.
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
[MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION] I am still here lol the boost towers here in my area have been messed up since the first of the week due to me being an on call mechanic I had to switch companys so I went to sprint I am however keeping my htc active on boost and have been talking baxk and forth with simonz he is going to show me how to make a kernel for this rom.
[HTC One SV] :
That is good to hear bro :)
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
Yea sorry I have been quiet lol just started my new job and with the service issues out here it was frustrating to say the least

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@Modding.MyMind but the good thing is I dont have to keep switxhing back and forth or worry about having to get my phome back up so it will give me more time in this rom
[HTC One SV] tootone:
Hey rickberg could you host that rom again just so we cna play arond with it?
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
[MENTION=2719150]tootone[/MENTION] [MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION] too tone as soon as i get the Ok from the original developer I will post it
[HTC One SV] :
Permission granted.

However, any and all who download it MUST take FULL responsibility of any tragedy to their device yet to come as they debug the Rom. :)

If up for the challenge then great.
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
[MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION] OK thanks sir I will post when I get to wifi tomorrow
[HTC One SV] rickberg:
[MENTION=2719150]tootone[/MENTION] here is the link for the rom this is deodexed and you must do a complete wipe it will hang the first time you flash it for about five minutes please feel free to do whatever to it but before you repost get with [MENTION=5537766]Modding.MyMind[/MENTION] and make sure it is bug free. I have been trying to develop a kernel for this but no beans so far it is a chore I had some help from simonz as well

https://www.dropbox.com/s/p7mgtjilwugtuor/K2CL_4.2.2.zip
[HTC One SV] coal686:
Thread closed at OP's request.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] rockinandroid:
What music app is everyone using....which is best....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] blue72:
Poweramp
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] papabear:
I mostly use winamp

bird
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] CraneGuy:
I've tried most of them and keep going back to PowerAmp.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] imspot:
PowerAmp as well
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Amd4life:
Poweramp, overall. Neutron in my subjective opinion is better Sq wise, but the intergace/gui is pretty difficult to deal with.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] smaisonville:
Power Amp. It has a lot of nice features. It has built in amp.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] AG0087:
Poweramp as well.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Kawaisa:
Poweramp
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] themichael:
Poweramp here as well.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] Rob the plumber:
I've been using Nexmusic.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] shorty87:
Google Play Music. I tried Poweramp but could not figure out how to get my Google Play Music created playlists onto Poweramp.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] maniep:
I use both Neutron Player and Poweramp.

Neutron player is my favorite. It can be tweaked to play better sounds. And the built in amp is much more powerfull.

It plays louder music, specially via bluetooth and headphones.

Poweramp is easier to use.

It sounds good and I like the fact that it can have many custom pre sets.

But it has a volume cap.

If you like to listen to crystal clear music, the ability to tweak sound to the extreme and have super loud amp,

Neutron player is the best.

I have tried all.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] nobrakes:
The sound quality on the stock music player to me sounds best. It just seems clearer and cleaner. I like poweramp for crossfade and gapless playback and it's ui. Neutron also have these features but the ui isn't as nice.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] tomasitoc:
I like the minimalistic look, I am using Z player
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy Note 3] allroy1975:
I use subsonic a lot. Of course that's because I obtain most of my music via a nontraditional method which doesn't have a streaming player like Amazon or Google music. My library is too big to fit in Google Music, so... Subsonic!
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HobsonA:
I'm aware that sadly the Moto G doesn't have a Color LED Notification light and only has a white one.

So I'm curious if anyone has still played around with flightflow for it and had success in playing with the White LED

I've seen that it has the option to change light flashing frequency which I can use instead of colors, but what I don't know is if that works with the Moto G and if I can cycle frequencies (Like 1 second rapid flashing, 1 second solid, 1 second slower flashing) which could say indicate text message, email, missed call respectively.

Thanks if anyone can provide me with more info about this, still waiting on Amazon to deliver my phone :(
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HobsonA:
Awesome found out this app can do what I want it to (At least from what I've read)

Can anyone confirm this app does function correctly on the Moto G if anyone happens to have this app
[Moto G Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] dannyfritz:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2540363