yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkiller51:
And than what ? I want it to be S-ON, What you are saying is that if it doesn't work I basicly don't have any other choice and I have to stay with S-OFF ?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nkk71:
No:

what I'm saying, is that if you intend on going S-On, you have to do so prior to updating to 3.xx

1.xx = hboot 1.44 -> going S-Off to S-On should be OK

2.xx = hboot 1.54 -> going S-Off to S-On should be OK

3.xx = hboot 1.55 -> going S-Off to S-On is very likely to trigger a "tamper detected - rebooting"; you could get lucky and this will not happen, but it's your choice to try or not.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkiller51:
But I am already at 3.xx am I not ?

When I will install my stock ROM from my back , I will stay 3.xx , am I wrong ?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaHiLzZ:
You are going to have to flash 1.44HBOOT, and then restore a CWM using http://www.htc1guru.com/dld/m7-cwm-nandroid-backup-cid-vodap102-1-29-161-7-7z/ and then go S-ON and send it in for warranty.

As [MENTION=2605798]nkk71[/MENTION] said 1.55 is going to give you grief.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkiller51:
But I got my phone as 1.55HBOOT and with 3.63.161.6 not 1.29.161.7 would they be able to notice ?

Isn't there a way I can keep my HBOOT ROM and recovery AND S-on my device ?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] SaHiLzZ:
You are refusing to understand. How about you do what you think is best.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
Mate, the way to do this is how [MENTION=3525160]SaHiLzZ[/MENTION] and [MENTION=2605798]nkk71[/MENTION] explained you earlier. If there was another way to do it, they would have already explained you. No more to say. Do it like they said or don't but make up your mind.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkiller51:
I am not refusing to understand I am just trying . I I'll send it with a diffrenet HBOOT/ROM they might understand that I tempered with my phone and refuse to fix it, the company that handels the warranty in my country is very strict and are lookinf every reason to avoid fixing phones.

I really think I am asking legit questions, I just dont want to do somthing wrong and have to pay for a new camera.

I only asked if they might found out and refuse to fix it, as I am using a different HBOOT and ROM.

I am not from germany or Vodefone my phone is imported and the ROM that came with it might be the only spefic one the store imported, that is why I am asking too many question.

I don't understand what they are saying, you have to understand that I know NOTHING about HTC devices.

Thanks everybody for helping.::good:

Edit:

Ohh I think I get it, what I need to do is:

You are going to have to flash 1.44HBOOT, and then restore a CWM using http://www.htc1guru.com/dld/m7-cwm-n...1-29-161-7-7z/ and then go S-ON

than

-1. Install Stock Backup using TWRP/GuruReset/whatever works

0. Now proceed with custom recovery

1. Root

2. Install stock recovery

3. Use http://xdaforums.com/show....php?t=2475914 to LOCK your bootloader

4. Unroot from within SuperSU app

?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] alray:
Yes just be sure to s-on before you get hboot 1.55 via ota updates....:rolleyes:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkiller51:
OK thanks ! but why will I get OTA if the ROM I have backed up is the latest one ?
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nkk71:
I don't know why I still bother responding to this thread :confused::rolleyes:

Which guide are you following????? Where did you get the above stuff from??? (Do you purposely have the full intention of doing it wrong??) :rolleyes::rolleyes::eek::eek:

So I'm gonna give this one more try:

You obviously have an obsession with hboot version, but you do realize that hboot gets updated with firmware? So when you take OTA updates, hboot is going to get updated too!!!

^^ is that understood? can we stop the constant hboot questions now??

Here's what you're going to do:

1- go to my guide and read the first post again including the FAQ, so you realize YOU CANNOT USE WIN8.1

2- download the recovery and Guru Bootloader Reset from the first post

3- download the ruu.zip and nandroid backup and stock recovery you need (the ones i mentioned somewhere before)

4- unzip the nandroid backup

5- place all these files and folder (the folder you get from the nandroid) in your adb/fastboot folder

6- go to post #4 in my guide and FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS (don't invent stuff, just follow the instructions)

----> in step 6 of the guide you will receive your first OTA, which will be either another 1.xx (still hboot 1.44) or 2.xx (hboot 1.54), and STOP after 1st OTA

----> when the 1st OTA completes successfully, you go S-ON

----> after that, you can take the rest of OTAs to 3.xx (hboot 1.55), and if you receive 4.xx update hboot will be upgraded to 1.56

for a "walkthrough" you can take a look and post #7 in my guide, it has all the command prompt outputs and pictures of what you can expect.
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkiller51:
Great thanks for clearing that out !

After all of that. will "fastboot getvar all" show exacly that:

version: 0.5

version-bootloader: 1.55.0000

version-baseband: 4A.21.3263.04

version-cpld: None

version-microp: None

version-main: 3.63.161.6

version-misc: PVT SHIP S-ON

serialno: XXXXXXXXXXXX

imei: XXXXXXXXXXX

meid: 00000000000000

product: m7_ul

platform: HBOOT-8064

modelid: PN0710000

cidnum: VODAP102

battery-status: good

battery-voltage: 4075mV

partition-layout: Generic

security: on

build-mode: SHIP

boot-mode: FASTBOOT

commitno-bootloader: dirty-ea0bccbd

hbootpreupdate: 11

gencheckpt: 0
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nkk71:
If you follow the guide correctly, then YES it will show exactly that, and booloader will show LOCKED (not RELOCKED), won't have TAMPERED, and be S-On

if you also take the update to 4.xx.161.x (if it's out for VODAP102), then it will update the ROM to Android 4.4.2, firmware to 4.xx.161.x, and hboot to 1.56 (but you can stop at 3.63.161.6 if it makes you feel better)
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rkiller51:
OK thanks alot for all of your help, even if I was an annoying noob, remember everyone was annoying noobs once:victory::good::laugh:
[One (M7) Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nkk71:
No problem and good luck :fingers-crossed:
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] SpeCDK:
Hi All.

I got a Qtek 8020, witch I have flashed to:

IPL: 1.00

SPL: 1.01.0109

I have then installed WM5 using mtty.

But now i can't flash my phone using ROMUpdateUtility.exe or Patched_RUU.exe ? is there a way to enable these tools so that i can flash it with .nbf files ?
[Upgrading, Modifying and Unlocking] SpeCDK:
Can't anyone help me out with this problem ???

I badly need to be able to flash my phone using nbf files :(
[Asus Transformer TF700] gixxer340:
I read in the change log for CROMi-X 5.3 that you can configure teh lock key on the dock to be a delete key but I can't see where to set this up. Can someone point me in the right direction?

Thanks

Jeff
[Asus Transformer TF700] berndblb:
If you missed that option in the installer, here's how you can do it manually: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2560060
[Asus Transformer TF700] gixxer340:
I did as you instructed and it worked like a charm. Thank you very much

Jeff
[LG G Flex] avetny:
So I want to ask very profound question to owners.

Tell us about your experience with gaming performance. It satisfied your expectation?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] nadin90:
Hello everybody,

Is the LCD and touchscreen assembly the same on the Wifi only version and on the 4G LTE version?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] Ombligo:
I believe it is.

I recently replaced the broken (shattered) screen in my Nexus 7 2013 LTE. I purchased a replacement screen from ebay for a little over $100. NOTE: The replacement is the lcd and digitizer. HOWEVER, the screen is attached (fused) to a plastic mount using very strong double sided adhesive tape. Opening up the device and getting everything out wasn't too hard, but getting the screen off the plastic mount was a huge pain. I ended up tearing the adhesive completely off the plastic and using super glue to adhere the new screen to the plastic. It's iffy at best, but I have it installed in my car now and I purchased another one for everyday use. Moral of the story: you may just want to buy a new one and sell the broken one on ebay or something.

Link to screen on ebay (there are several listings): ebay.com/itm/USA-for-2013-Asus-Google-Nexus-7-FHD-2nd-Gen-LCD-Touch-Screen-Digitizer-Assembly-/191036929969?pt=Other_Tablet_eReader_Accessories&hash=item2c7ab037b1

Link to tear down video:youtube.com/watch?v=BUT6bZdITo8

Link describing the pain of screen repair (I think this is of the 2012 version, but the same principle applies):youtube.com/watch?v=V3Zrwo0Ofo4

Hope that helps.
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] shikhar623:
I am getting the nexus 7 2012 led screen for around $40. Shall I but it? Will it be compatible with nexus 2013 LTE?
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] noahvt:
No, do not buy the 2012 screen for the 2013 model, I believe the screen size is a little different and also because the camera is in a different place
[Nexus 7 (2013) Q&A] nhizzat:
The resolution of the 2 screens are different. Not going to work. Even if it did, why would you even consider going from 1920x1200 to 1200x800?
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] krossifix:
Hey All,

Here is the long awaited ViPER4Android audio effects for 4.4 Kitkat. Installed and working fine on lastest Carbon rom for SGG by [MENTION=5273865]xenon92[/MENTION] :)

I take no credits for this as I am just sharing the link to main thread by [MENTION=3901724]zhuhang[/MENTION] , creator of the awesome and the most ultimate audio effects for Android.

here is the link to thread and instructions to install : http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2191223

Enjoy!!

Moderators: please take required action against this post if this is inappropriate. This is my first ever post under SGG thread
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] ashwindogra9819:
cool

nice.....thanks:good:
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] just hacker:
Thanks Man
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] samarth sathe:
:cool: thanx..

:good: :good:
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] mukeshpacheria:
Press Thanx Button at the place saying thanx :cyclops:
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] VanshKhanna:
Great App
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] budi78:
tanks

Nice..
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] prawin16:
Viper effect not supported on Player Pro app.

Viper effect is not supported on Player Pro Music Player for me.. Do I need to install anything along with this plz suggest me.
[Galaxy Grand Duos i9082 Themes and Apps] jetvis37:
Open v4a>menu>FX compatible mode n select 'compatible'...
[HTC One SV] SpencerWeiss:
My dad is really pissed off. He updated his cricket version, and it removed all of his favorite things. I am decent with android and I was wondering if soemone could give me the firmware from about august 2013 for this phone. Also, what is the easiest to follow root guide? I have the epic 4g touch and I have rooted, and custom kernel. I don't wanna **** up his phone. Please help me .
[HTC One SV] old.splatterhand:
To root is easy, you only have to make sure, to use the latest TWRP recovery and SuperSU (instead of Superuser). You'll find links to both in my index thread.
[Galaxy S II General] ferenczoltan:
Greetings All,

First post here so I hope I don't f#@% up.

I know there've been a million threads closed about this because everyone's setup and usage is different. I found it really frustrating to not get an 'answer', thinking to myself ‘why not compare apples with apples?’ ie stock vs custom ROM with the same usage. So I thought I'd share my experience for anyone else frustrated with the lack of “The Answer”

I bought a refurbished (new screen, battery and back cover) SGS2 GT-I9100 unlocked with Vodafone stock ROM. I was getting the battery warning at 4 hours (!) after a few calls and texts, about 15 min of FB, same for Gmail (WiFi on/Data off at home), and about an hour of driving with Google Navigation and playing music (Wifi/Data/GPS on). Battery usage showed that next to the screen at #1, GPS/Navigation was the biggest drain followed by playing music. All the other stuff was insignificant by comparison.

By uninstalling and disabling everything Samsung, Vodafone, and stuff I didn’t use, it stretched to 6 hours. 50% improvement but still unacceptable as I wanted to get at least a work-day plus travel ie 10 hours.

So a custom ROM was required which started the saga of rooting. Did hours of research and unsuccessfully tried a few through a Samsung developers’ program (Odin?). I finally resorted to spending money and sent the IMEI# to online services. Some said the phone was rootable, some not. I paid my twenty-five bucks to 1-ClickRoot and it didn’t work (but I used it to root my wife’s Motorola Mileston2) and finally rooted the SGS2 with Framaroot (I think it was either free or the price of a can of Coke). Couldn’t have been simpler – downloaded the file with the browser, explored to the (apk?) file and opened it, tried the first 2 vulnerability options unsuccessfully and on the third, success. Rebooted – voila.

I tried a few custom ROMs that, while they were highly recommended and had all the customisable bells and whistles and ‘great battery life’, I didn’t like the UI. Plus I just wanted a ‘normal’ phone with a good camera (I’m a hobby photographer) which could also browse the web, use GPS navigation, play music, have custom ringtones and pics for contacts, and the ‘important’ stuff for me at the bottom of the home screens - phone, messaging, contacts, browser and apps. I didn’t need to be able to customise virtually everything on the phone and some of these ROMs were 400-900MB compared to under 200MB for most.

Which brings me to CyanogenMod 10.1 (CM10.1). The UI is closer to standard (plus many more options) so I found the transition from the stock ROM easy. And with the same usage PLUS an EXTRA hour of Google Navigation/GPS/music – 10 hours easy with 20-33% battery left (!). Added a high capacity battery (2600mAh over 1800mAh factory, same physical size) and I now go from 0700 to 0100 the following day regularly – 18 hours with 1-9% battery left.

Hope this helps…

Cheers,

Ferenc
[Galaxy S II General] doctor_droid:
25 bucks for rooting :laugh:

Eek i get about 5hrs + screen on time wid ics 4.0.4 xwlpt wid speedmod kernel....

Btw since u are hobby photographer.. The camera app on cm10.1 sucks when compared to that of the stock...so does the picture quality ...

No regrets here??
[Galaxy S II General] -Grift-:
Best battery would be NeatROM +Apolo Kernel IMO
[Galaxy S II General] Deleted member 4912208:
I've got two ROMs that deliver really nice battery life:

1. XWKE7 2.3.3 Samsung Stock (somehow it doesn't deliver such a good battery life now)

- This once got me through 3 days of regular usage with roundabout 10% left. Somhow "Android OS" drains me now, so I get two days maximum.

2. CM10.1 stable + DorimanX 9.14 kernel

- Got a tip about this combo from a friend, and well, it rocks. If you want an up-to-date version of android and great battery life, choose this.
[Galaxy S II General] theunderling:
There is various things you can do.I use rooted stock rom, running custom kernel and have all the crap stripped out.

I find custom roms better in some things and worse in others=overall not worth it for me.

You try what you like, but a GB rom c/w speedmod should be good.
[Galaxy S II General] souler456:
That 25 bucks though... :eek:

Best Combo would be NeatROM (Extra-Lite) JB + Apolo Kernel 4.13 (Extreme V2, if possible for your phone and won't reboot)
[Galaxy S II General] gvovs:
weirdly enough but best power consumption I ever had on SG2 was with CM11 from 10-Dec-2013 by Wayland_ACE

(I've used mostly CM nightlies starting from 7.2)

Later versions from here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2597199 much worse for some reason...

Not enough time to investigate fully yet, but BetterBatteryStats shows very similar picture...

Now just flashed this one - http://download.cyanogenmod.org/get/jenkins/57551/cm-11-20140202-NIGHTLY-i9100.zip .... we'll see...
[Galaxy S II General] gvovs:
CM 11 with ART runtime solved all my leakages during sleep mode. (Some apps like "stocks" were draining power when Dalvik was used)
[Galaxy S II General] gvovs:
CM11 nightlies seem to be good and stable, the only issue is: phone doesn't enter a deep sleep after charging(stuck on 200MHz). Shut down & power up solves, yet very annoying issue.
[Galaxy S II General] Mr.RainBurn:
One thing, GB tops in battery life...

But i dont like it(GB theme is ugly)
[Galaxy S II General] TeddyRuxpin:
Interesting.....
[Galaxy S II General] ferenczoltan:
Cheap root?

Thanks for your response Doc

Twenty five bucks is cheap for a root ;) Ok, it was 2am and I was desperate to root my phone after 18 hours of research over a coupla'days and repeated attempts which never ended up with SuperUser in my Apps drawer. I know better now...

Tonight I have 33% battery left after 12hrs/4.5hrs screen on - pretty happy...

Funny you say the cm10.1 camera app sux - yeah sure the colours are a bit over-saturated (but gee it makes for pretty pictures :)) but so far i've found the lag between shutter-press and shot, and Auto White-Balance the best so far, other than Fast Burst Camera which for me is too low res for anything other than phone screen or Facebook/YouTube small window viewing on PC. I take a lot of pics of my happy 4yo daughter who stubbornly refuses to smile 'properly' 'at' the camera and her most delightful smiles are at the top of a swing which has been pushed a bit too hard (I'm getting quite good at predicting the lag now, but MANY missed pearls). I've installed Camera 4.2 for panorama shots (can't remember what the google name is) and find it has too few options for me (particularly white balance) and much the same lag. You sound like a bit of a camera app connoisseur - any suggestions for no lag (I mean really, it's digital, can't you capture it NOW?)/accurate white balance/good colour saturation? I really only got a mobile phone when the cameras got good enough to 'replace' a point-and-shoot, so camera is a biggy for me

Cheers,

Ferenc
[Galaxy S II General] gvovs:
okay... still using CM11 nightlies, finally can leave the phone not in charger overnight and still use it next day.

average charge loss (radio and wifi on) is 2 to 4% per hour, some syncs are enabled. Also ART(supposedly unsupported by CM) enabled.

All is smooth.
[Galaxy S II General] doctor_droid:
[MENTION=5692979]ferenczoltan[/MENTION] - u r a camera pro ... I m a noob in terms of camera and i can only look for end user comparison points like touch to focus or image blurriness and few more... For me the stock camera app seems to more hardware dedicated..

As for rom .. 4.5hrs screen on time and still 1/3rd juice left? 2000mAh battery ..right?

Edit - saw ur old.reply... its 2600mAh :cool:
[Galaxy S II General] mastawindu:
I like this thread. I would suggest adding a poll to it so that users can vote for the best battery life rom.

I've been trying a lot of roms with the goal to find one that that has a good battery life and even if some roms are better that others none are excellent. It makes me laugh when I read that you judge a rom on its built-in apps (camera...) since you can instal all the apps you need (like a better camera on xda or even on the market.

I don't know if I'm the only one but I get the feeling that the "out of the box" rom and kernel gave me the better results but I won't go back to full stock, that's for sure.

Currently on : Neat extra lite + Apollo V2
[Galaxy S II General] doctor_droid:
To be more precise...stock rom camera libs are much more better as compared to custom ones. :p no matter which app I use in custom roms the quality is still inferior when compared to stock ..

And yes u r right .. out of the box combo is the best ;) m on stock rom 4.1.2 deodexed zipalign rooted and wid a secure kernel :p (my own kitchen made rom)
[Galaxy S II General] pradeesa:
Wizzedkat

Guys has anyone using Wizzedkat rom?
[Galaxy S II General] KewalG:
Battery life on that rom is terrible...had to revert back to slimsaber 4.4.2 :o:o
[Galaxy S II General] banjara:
Haven't tried deodexed stock roms yet. On KK, the best battery life was on beanstalk, AOSB and Cyan fox. Amazing deep sleep battery life for AOSB and beanstalk. Stock kernel.
[Galaxy S II General] erdal67:
Hey,

I also had battery problems on my previous rom so I went looking for another rom... I ended up with Chameleon rom, it is based on stock samsung(4.1.2[emoji20]) firmware with pure aosp look (everything related to samsung is replaced by aosp apps except the camera) it also has aokp ROM Control included so you are able to tweak the rom and the best part is the screen time... 4 hours on a 2 year old stock samsung battery
[Galaxy S II General] Jardi033:
neatrom (touchwiz based) + dorimanx kernel

This combination is awesome for battery life i get 19 hours with 5 hours screen on time. Cpu gov: pegasusq

screen: auto brightnes

Undervolting: -50/-75 great for less heat en a little for battery life.
[Galaxy S II General] brack11:
And what rom it is?

I'm on miui 4.1.17 getting little over 5 hours screen, and or 2-3 nights without charge. However, I try to keep wifi off. But want to find kitkat rom with the same results.
[Galaxy S II General] Jardi033:
[MENTION=1393334]brack11[/MENTION]

It is the Neatrom by sale v5.6 it is android 4.1.2 :( but there is also an aosp neatrom android 4.4.2 i don't know if this rom is good for battery life i have never tried it bet you can give it a try.
[Galaxy S II General] natalya:
I recommend full stability with great battery on fully stock 4.1.2 rooted and debloated, yes with stock kernel too. This way you also wont be obsessed with kernels or whatever on XDA every day.

Sent from my GT-I9100
[Galaxy S II General] Ev0luti0n_:
After using Vanilla Android, reverting back to the samsung touchwiz is a pain...:eek: By debloated, you mean there is a rom out there with all the Chat On's, and samsung messengers that come stock?
[Galaxy S II General] natalya:
!

There probably is a few debloated ROMs out there, but I wouldn't exactly recommend them. Why? Because you will probably start looking for apps or whatever that ROM creator chose to delete.

Take a look here this is what I use: http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/rom-deodexed-stock-samsung-roms-t2139353

Then just start removing what you don't want from the zip file using WinRAR (very easy man). I cut this ROM zip down from 567MB to 249MB :)
[Galaxy S II General] arpit_nnd:
The best setup you can find

I use the latest SlimSaber ROM and latest Gustavo's Kernel. Together they make a great pair.

Offering unmatched stability and performance !
[Galaxy S II General] Zile995:
Nope. Best battery combo is JB+apolo extreme with kernel tweaks. SOT 4h+ , on kitkat 3h+
[Galaxy S II General] 3lo0sh:
Omnirom + ART runtime the best battery life :victory:
[Galaxy S II General] Ev0luti0n_:
I am having great results with Beanstalk 4.4.2 and dorimanx kernel! 16/17 hours of stand by time with low/moderate usage!
[Galaxy S II General] haybill:
Well done OP, [MENTION=5692979]ferenczoltan[/MENTION] , interesting thread.

Still have my trusty S2 and keep it for backup device.

It's still running Alliance ROM v.8 but the battery life could be better. ..I will investigate some of the ideas put forward in your topic.
[Galaxy S II General] Kasun72:
What is the best kitkat rom for best battery life?
[Galaxy S II General] brack11:
I maybe wrong but I've got general feeling that most of roms (including kitkat and others) are impressive on battery life during 1-2 weeks after fresh install, then the issues come.

Answering your question, you need to try yourself. I was impressed with pound rom but then development was stopped, tried a few others, but stopped at asnet miui based on official. However, it's not kitkat and I am thinking to give kitkat another try.
[Galaxy S II General] pradeesa:
I like miui rom a lot but its giving me worst battery life. Can you post some screen shot's? Which kernel u r using?