yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
That is very good to know; thank you for sharing. I'm pleased that you fixed it because I was on a merry chase trying to solve this pen issue -- and it was not leading me towards the build.prop.

property=value

There isn't an ro.product.id property in in any of the Jetstream ROMs that I checked. There is, however, an HTC PG09410 value (for ro.product.model) in other Jetstreams ROMs. The perplexing part is that the value of it is set twice and the second (and presumably final) is HTC PucciniLte.

I'd like some more clarification on what you changed so I can incorporate it into the ROM. Alternatively, you can just attach your build.prop -- provided you didn't put any personal information in it.
[HTC Jetstream] guru_shastri:
oh sorry. i got it wrong. lecture notes recognizes: product.model=HTC PG09410

the build prop in this rom contained: product.model= HTC PucciniLte.
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
If you search the build.prop from your previous ROM then I think you will find that it sets the above property twice. I assumed that it used the value from the second set and not the first, but I was wrong. I verified this with a terminal getprop command. That is very weird property setting behavior and makes me think that build.prop is read bottom-to-top.

I think that this is the only instance of this problem fortunately. I will incorporate your fix into HIVE II. Thanks for helping out!
[HTC Jetstream] BIGMOH:
Thanks for the share, what version of Android is this?

Since it's desensed, would it be possible to have Kitkat 4.4?

I still have to look for my tab before i can flash this... but excited!!! :D :good:
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
This ROM is only Honeycomb 3.1, so not even close to KitKit 4.4. Even though this ROM is new it is still running an older operating system.

Getting a newer version of Android to run is not an easy task. It requires help from HTC and/or a lot of reverse engineering. The former is unlikely to happen and the latter is beyond my capabilities.

I would still suggest that you try this ROM; you might find it an improvement over what you were already using.
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
Hive II is available for downloading -- and later hating if it disappoints. It should now work with both TeamWin and ClockWorkMod recovery.

http://j.mp/hive_rom​

Please give the new PC style keyboard an honest try before hating it. It is not friendly to international users, but they probably have another favorite keyboard.

The awful default mail client has been replaced by K-9 Mail. It has a many downloads -- and a million people cannot be wrong about it being good.

Those are the headline changes, but you can consult the changelog for more details.
[HTC Jetstream] kailashpchhabria:
Hi, really like this rom. Fast, smooth, clean..

I am facing 1 problem however, when I connect my tab to my comp, it doesn't mount the storage (both the internal and the so card) on the comp.

Any ideas?

My temporary work around is to reboot into recovery and mount storage from there..

Please do help figure this out because I do need to connect my tab to the comp pretty frequently..
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=48941007#post48941007
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
I'm going to remove Hive I (the first release) in a few days. It is pretty much obsolete. If you really want it then be sure to download a copy.
[HTC Jetstream] kailashpchhabria:
I tried that before hand also, but it doesn't ask nor does it mount..
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
You tried turning it off? It is on by default (and also feels like it should be on), but it only works for me when it is off.
[HTC Jetstream] kailashpchhabria:
It worked. Thanks. Sorry to behave like a noob. Didn't have the time to figure or tinker around and see..
[HTC Jetstream] mehdiparish:
where is going widgets???? i can,t find to use!
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
You can add widgets using ADW Launcher from the following dialog.
[HTC Jetstream] doublee313:
WiFi Not Working...

My WiFi says ERROR. I followed your videos to a T and it doesn't match you stuff regarding it. Can you please help me get this working?

This is after doing your ROM 2 times:
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
It looks like the kernel did not flash during the install process. This is not your fault and you are now the second person to report this. I have updated the workaround related to WiFi. You will need to manually flash the kernel -- instructions at the following link.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=49576726&postcount=3​

Let me know if you have any more problems.
[HTC Jetstream] doublee313:
My friend. I spent 6 hours on this today, however learned a lot. I got your response after I got it working :) You should repost the Doomlord Kernel and Wifi in your post and put the manual instructions for it (as a backup).

I'm happy with the release thank you! Just a few suggestions:

1. You clean up the welcome screen. Maybe have a WASP or something a little more clean.

2. Please take away the sound. It's loud and I use it at night. Lol.

3. Update to a new Android if possible. I'm sure we will get outdated soon with this version.

Don't take this as negative. I'm just pointing a few personal suggestions out. Overall, I'm happy my Jetstream is finally useful (been in a box for 2 years).
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
Unfortunately I don't have a lot of control over how the welcome screen looks. I don't think Google tried very hard when making the Android 3.x version(s).

The Hive app or Changelog will tell you what file you need to delete for boot silence (../resource/android_sound.mp3).

That is probably beyond my talent, but perhaps a another ROM or kernel update is manageable.

I'm glad to hear that it is getting some use again. Thanks for the suggestions and I hope that you enjoy using it again.
[HTC Jetstream] doublee313:
Thanks again. Your hard work makes others happy. I look forward to anything else you do with this device. To bad HTC dropped the ball because it's a solid unit. I'm just using it in bed now and can control my companies with my Teamviewer. Lazy and productive :)

I can tell you my friend worked for HTC and they laid him off. The company isn't doing well since Samsung came out hard. I was a loyal HTC fan, but the Galaxy is just a way better option (interface, updates). I hope they can come back, it's a tough market to be in.
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
I've been cobbling together a kernel -- and it actually runs. The process that I used was pretty crude, but the results have been promising. You can view the current source, but unfortunately not any of the commits here.

Once I do some more testing I'll post a new version of Hive with the kernel likely being the main addition.
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
Hive III is now available. It features a new kernel. Most of the other changes are supportive of the kernel or are APK updates.

I know that it is a bit of work to update, so consider carefully whether you want to take the time. If you wish to try to manually update just the Hive kernel and WiFi modules then please share the results.

Let me know promptly if you encounter problems and I'll see what I can do to fix them.
[HTC Jetstream] guru_shastri:
thanks! trying it now.

one request - any way to change the volume of the opening sound? its super loud in my device.
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
Just last night I looked into re-encoding it with lower volume, but I gave up when I found that the tools were not trivial to obtain. Just delete ../resource/android_sound.mp3 (from recovery or from a root file browser) and you'll lose the boot sound.
[HTC Jetstream] killahrey:
I assume that flashing the boot.img by itself will kill the wifi on the stock rom. Is there any possibility you can release the kernel for use with the stock rom with working wifi
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
Both of the components are available in the Hive archive if you want to do this manually. The boot.img needs to be installed via fastboot and the system/lib/modules/bcm4329.ko needs to be install via recovery.

I might put together an AROMA installer for just the kernel only, but it will not be for a while. I'll have to rely on you and others to test it on the stock ROM.
[HTC Jetstream] guru_shastri:
i'm having crashes with the new ROM and kernel..the device reboot itselfl in he middle of the night.

no idea why, i wasn't doing anything.

i'll cancel the sound. thanks.

edit: can't find the resource folder to delete the sound. searched in both root explorers and thru the recovery. can you be more specific?
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
I had crashes related to powered down mode a while back. They either occur when it enters a powered down mode and or when it exits. It sounds like you are having the latter. If it crashes when you hit the power button or when the screen times out then you are having the former.

I'll need some specifics in order to troubleshoot this. Please answer my questions below.

1) Did you perform a full wipe when you installed?

2) Who was the original carrier of your tablet (AT&T, Rogers or _____)?

3) Have you ever tried DoomKernel? If so was it stable?

I'm a little worried that your crash might be related to the voltage and/or L2 clock changes that I made. They are easy enough to revert back to the stock settings, but not every tablet will even encounter the instability. This is because CPU and L2 caches do not have the same tolerances.

I've had Hive kernel running on two Rogers Jetstreams without reboot for about two weeks. I also consulted code from other MSM 8x60 devices. I hoped that this would cover the device specific deviation.
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
You will need to mount the system folder as writable in order to perform the delete. But since you cannot even find it then it must be just where you are looking (system/customize/resource).
[HTC Jetstream] guru_shastri:
thanks for the fast answers.

got rid of the sound, that's a good start.

about the kernel. i wiped the device thru the aroma installer. should i have done something else?

i have the at&t version of the tablet - and yes, i suffered a lot with the doomlord kernel. it used to crash quite constantly.
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
Nope, you installed it correctly. That also eliminates a variable for troubleshooting purposes -- thanks.

I too had instability with that kernel. I took a good look at the source code for it and tried to avoid what I felt was responsible for it.

I'm ~75% confident that you are encountering problems related to the L2 clock and/or voltage settings. On a scale of three it appears that you have a "one" tablet -- with three being the most robust. I have a pair of "twos" since at least Hive kernel is stable.

I'll put together a kernel for you that uses certain stock settings. I would appreciate it if you could test it out. I'll try to put it together in the next day or so.

It is still ~25% possible that it is something else. That will be much harder to troubleshoot.
[HTC Jetstream] kailashpchhabria:
Hi,

Really like the hive II rom. Can't wait to test out the Hive III.

Been long time inactive on the forum, basically busy because of work.

I have had only 1 problem with the Hive II - my internal clock seems to be malfunctioning. If my tab goes off once battery is over, somehow it looses an hour in the clock time. Not sure if it is related to the rom or just something because of my hardware.

I have been using Smart Launcher in place of ADW because it is minimalistic and really neat to organize stuff. Was wondering if it was possible to remove ADW all together and have Smart Launcher as my default. But absolutely no problem if I can't.

And saw the recent question about doomlord kernel. I actually had used it and was on it before shifting over to hive as well. I hadn't faced any problems on it. Am glad to help with anything that you can do to make the device function better. (As per me, Hive II with Smart launcher and full!screen had made my device ideal as i can imagine it to be. And I apologize ahead if i am unable to keep schedules and reply promptly or respond immediately because of busy work schedule - in fact won't be back home till sunday from work, so sorry)
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
I'm pretty sure that is a hardware issue. If it continues to happen after a data wipe then that is almost positive.

Tools like Titanium Backup allow you do this automatically. You can also move Smart Launcher into /system/app and remove ADW.Launcher from the there.

I'm interested in knowing whether Hive kernel is stable for you.

I too think that !fullscreen is a magnificent app.
[HTC Jetstream] kailashpchhabria:
Out on duty now. Back not before monday evening. Will try hive kernel and report back ASAP.

I guess I will also try moving the smart launcher to /system/app and remove adw from there.

Thanks.
[HTC Jetstream] bluinitro:
[MENTION=5470289]finniest[/MENTION] Hive iii appears to be a good rom. Finally installed it. So no crashes or anything so far. But there's no built in task manager to kill the apps. I can ofcourse download apps from market.

It's DE sensed alright. My tablet definitely has life back again. That htc Jetstream stock rom was just an insult to this device. Great work buddy. I'm highly interested in knowing if you can somehow get 4.0+on this thing. I know drivers are the factors but can something be done on this matter.?

I love AGNi Kernel on my note ii and just wondering if such thing is available for this too, simply coz I can't seem to find a good cpu app that will let me control and undervolt the cpu. I can only control the frequency of the cpu.
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
I too would love to see 4.0+. However, there are many many unknowns to work with in order to get that done. I rather doubt it ever happens.

Of all the available Jetstream kernels Hive is actually the least controllable. I removed the control code because the L2 cache cannot really run (much) beyond 1.5 GHz, so you get diminishing returns when running the processors at higher clock speeds. At 2.0 GHz the processors are taking about 50% more power (because of the voltage curve) while only running 5-25% faster. Even with the screen being the biggest power draw I just didn't think this was worth it.

The processor and L2 voltages that it used are what I would call sensibly aggressive. I compared the values used in devices that are similar to the Jetstream and made some guesses too. It probably only reduces the power consumed by the processor by 5-10%.
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
So... I see that someone else had the issue that I am having. There Jetstream completely died and then they had issues with the clock losing time and with the device rebooting on it's own. My question is.... what did you do to finally fix it? My Jetstream has the problem and is currently on the wall charger so I can bring it back from the dead.

What should I do to make it work completely right?
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
We spoke via private message (shown below) about trying Hive II because it includes a different kernel. Did you get a chance to try this? I really need to determine if your Jetstream problem persists across multiple kernels.

I acknowledge that your Jetstream is acting up and that another user has reported a similar problem. However, I own exactly one Jetstream and I cannot recreate the problem. Therefore I don't have a lot to go on.
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
I hate to be a total noob.... and I appreciate your help.... where can I find the hive 2 kernal?
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
This thread, second post.

OR

j.mp/hive_ii
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
I will install Hive 2 in the morning and let you know how it goes by noon... thanks again

Will either of the hives let the jetstream usb host a hard drive?
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
In theory the Jetstream supports USB OTG. However, when I tried an unpowered USB OTG cable it did not work. I have ordered a powered USB OTG cable (the Y type) and will let you know whether it works when it arrives.
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
Hive 2 is working.... the wifi is not working....
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
I strongly suspect that the reason your Wi-Fi is not working is because the Hive II installer failed to install the [MENTION=2586686]idanfima[/MENTION] kernel. This has been a common complaint from users. Since my Jetstream (and those of some other users) do not encounter this issue, I cannot troubleshoot it.

The good (but strange) news is that it seems like your Jetstream is now stable! I propose you ensure that this is the case (as much as you can) by doing things that used to crash it. Just live without Wi-Fi for now; we can fix it soon.

Next, I propose that you determine which kernel is installed. You do this by going to Settings->About tablet->Software information->More. The kernel version will either have the string "Hive" or "idanfima" in it. If my suspicion is correct then it will read the former -- "Hive". If it does not then you can ignore the rest of this post.

Installing Hive II will have changed your Wi-Fi modules to the ones that pair with the [MENTION=2586686]idanfima[/MENTION] kernel -- based on my above guess. However, you still have Hive kernel installed -- again based on my above guess. This is because I don't know of a way to verify that the AROMA kernel install worked -- because mine always does work.

Finally, the simple solution to getting your Wi-Fi to work is to install Hive III. Since Hive II and Hive III only really differ in kernel you are pretty much running it anyway. Installing Hive III will include the correct Wi-Fi modules and get that bit working. If it starts to crash again then I will be very surprised and we'll try something else.
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
your suspicion is correct 2.6.35.10-Hive-g90d09ae-dirty

I have a att data sim for the moment

I installed Hive 3 after I got hive 2 working and the tablet stayed on for like 1/2 hr-45. Hive 3 started rebooting before I could even get my gmail account into the tablet correctly
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
I am a little confused by which setup seems to be stable for you. Can you reiterate what is working best for you?
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
Hive 2 is stable with no wifi.... where the check box is to turn the wifi on, it says error

Hive 3 is still rebooting
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
Well, I cannot explain that. I just went through the changelog of ROM files that differ between Hive II and Hive III, but there is not much different. Most of the changes are simply updated .APK files -- like what you download via Google Play.

To fix your Hive II Wi-Fi you need to copy a file from the Hive III archive and overwrite the same file on your Jetstream. The file is system/lib/modules/bcm4329.ko. There are many different ways to do this but the easiest is probably via Recovery after mounting the /system directory.

Let me know how this goes.
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
So I can just unzip the hive 2 archive and then un zip the hive 3 archive and copy the file from hive 3 back into that space in the hive 2 and then copy that complete hive 2 onto my sd card... put the sd card into the jet stream and then install correct?
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
No, not even close. Do the following.

1) Unzip only the Wi-Fi module file from Hive III.

2) Reboot to recovery.

4) Mount USB storage.

5) Copy the above file somewhere -- and remember where you put it.

6) Mount /system.

7) Run Advanced->File Manager.

8) Copy the above file from where you put it to /system/lib/modules/.

9) Verify that your Wi-Fi works.

There are more straightforward ways to do the accomplish the copy, but the above steps should work.
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
So.... I open hive 3 folder, go to system, then copy wifi folder? just want to be sure
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
The file you want is bcm4329.ko and it is in the /system/lib/modules/ directory of hive_iii.zip. You are copying it to the same directory (and overwriting the same named file there) on your Jetstream.
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
Hi.. thanks for your patience.... I found the bcm4329.ko in the hive 3 folder. I went to the jetstream went into recovery, went to advanced, went to advanced. There are 2 folders. Sys and System. Under sys, I see android camera, android camera 2, android camera awb cal, android touch, block, bus, camera led status, class, dev.

Under System , I see lib and under lib I see , libc.so, libcutils.so, liblog.so,libm.so,libstdc++.so, and libz.so.

And under each of those files I just get the options to delete, reanme, copy, move, chmod 755 and chmod.

I am confused as to where to but the bcm4329.ko file

---------- Post added at 10:23 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:32 PM ----------

Hi...update... I copied the bcm file from the hive 3 zip that I downloaded to my sd card. Installed said card into jetstream and went into the recovery app and then clicked install. I found bcm file and clicked on move. I then surfed I guess over to system and the to lib and then clicked something and it moved the bcm file to that lib location.

I then rebooted. still no wifi
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
You want the /system/lib/modules/ directory. You stopped short at the /system/lib/ directory.
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
Thats just it... I did team win, the file manager, then system, then lib... and all I see is

libc.so

libcutis.so

liblog.so

libm.so

libstdc++.so

libutis.so

libz.so

no mod file in the list
[HTC Jetstream] finniest:
Geez, scroll down. It is alphabetical and you didn't get past 'l'. The letter 'm' is after the letter 'l'.
[HTC Jetstream] vilasman:
There is no scroll.... that's all that's there
[HTC Jetstream] scotty1223:
Move along,nothing to see here ;)
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] All Day On XDA:
Clean install of 4.3. Got root as I have an unlocked bootloader.

External card not writable.

File explorers have root permission.

Suggestions please, I don't have access to a pc today to try fixing permissions via Windows.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] indycar:
have you tried unmount/mount sd card

and have your tried to reboot the phone

maybe reformat sd card will be required
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] All Day On XDA:
Tried all except formatting. Not convinced that's the only way as yet.

Just tried using fix permissions in ROM manager. Didn't work either

Mounting to Windows and fixing sdcard errors there didn't work either.
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] All Day On XDA:
I've tried formatting the card now as well. Both quick and regular. Doesn't seem to work. The files are still visible.

Its a 64gb sandisk ultra. Bought only a few months ago. I thought they were supposed to be a good brand. Seems like the card has corrupted after the flash.

Are there any other options?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheFreeman911:
Had a similar issue too: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2345372&page=97

Did you flash an other boot.img ?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] All Day On XDA:
only when installing the stock 4.3 did i flash boot.img. Nothing else since.

did you manage to fix the microsd card?
[Xperia Z Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] TheFreeman911:
Yeah, everything works fine now..

Hmm... Try flashing this Kernel Z_DooMLoRD_AdvStkKernel_FW-4.3-569_v11

via fastboot flash boot boot.img

URL: http://doomlord.die-paten.com/download.php?dlid=Wl9Eb29NTG9SRF9BZHZTdGtLZXJuZWxfRlctNC4zLTU2OV92MTE=

Thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2167381

Oh... Didn't asked how you updated to 4.3 ... ???
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Cryingmoose:
Hi

I'm currently on Bell rooted stock. I'm not sure the best way to proceed from 4.1.2.

I'm interested in stock or a touchwiz based rom.

Should I flash prerooted stock 4.3 via odin or flash custom recovery and flash a custom touchwiz rom? I'm trying to avoid

Triggering flash counters and Knox.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] Irwenzhao:
Ditto Note 3, then triangle away.

Smack that thanks button if I helped!

Note 2 LTE powered by Illusion ROM and Plasma Kernel.

Sent from dat small country called Singapore.

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[7" Kindle Fire HD Accessories] rege420:
I just got a duo gamer bt controller and I can't get it to pair with my kindle fire hd. Anyone know how to get it to work?
[7" Kindle Fire HD Accessories] Latonya1:
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where can i find Zerlemon duo gamer?