yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
For BUILD-41

I have used this BUILD of the ROM and I have to say that performance has improved a lot when compared to BUILD-25. In fact, in my opinion, the performance of this ROM is the best among all the other ROMs available for this phone. There is almost no lag. Further, this ROM provides an outstanding Battery Life, much better than other ROMs. Since, the Battery is perfectly calibrated in this ROM, there is no sudden changes in the Battery Percentages. Rastomanchik, you have done an excellent job in improving this ROM, so Thank You. :D I will be using this ROM from now. However, there are still 3 bugs---

1. Video-camera not working.

2. Hardware Decoding not working.

3. Bad sound quality in headphones.

EDIT: After installing few apps, this ROM got sluggish. Further, the amount of free RAM hovers around 80MB which is much less than what is available on PrimoU Omega REBORN 2.5.0 SR2 ROM. Overall, this ROM's performance is disappointing as apps start late and switching between them takes a lot of time. However, the beauty and customization in this ROM is remarkable as well as the hard work of the developer. :o Until the performance improves and the headphone bug gets fixed, I don't think that this ROM can be used as a daily driver. :)
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
We're working on video-camera and hardware decoding right now.

I don't have time to try art mode but it shouldn't break your system so just try it out.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
Ok. Well, I hope that you succeed in fixing these bugs. :o However, I have noticed that the maximum amount of RAM has decreased from 363 MB to 326 MB. Why is it so?
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Video is already working, but very unstable and with encoder problems.

I don't know where the amount of ram displayed in settings is taken from, but I'll try to find this out.
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
Beta 45 will be uploaded tomorrow.

Changes:

HW decoder is work. Video work in gallery.

Videorecording work correctly in OpenCamera.

This build have 2 authors:

Rastomanchik ( i am) and Jonas2790 (thanks him for big help)
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
You are the best ??:D
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
Update to beta 45.

changelog and link in header
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
I can not install the beta 45. :(

It loads and loads but nothing happens. I have the newest TWRP.
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
What recovery are you using? It seems to mount the primoc cache partition and also has no selinux support.
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
The latest from you. I have primou device O.o
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Can you do a cat /proc/emmc and paste it in here please?
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
how do I do that?
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
"adb shell" and "cat /proc/emmc", then copy and paste the results.
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
I have to be in the menu TWRP or normal system?
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Doesn't matter
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
Is it really?

The second file is the TWRP log. [MENTION=5464437]jonas2790[/MENTION] Not work with the newest TWRP.
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
Problem solved :)
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
Performance Mods

Can I flash PurePerformances X Gold Edition on this ROM? Will it improve performance or just cause conflicts with this ROM?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2360670
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
I think the Siri Edition is better suited for the OneV.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
You're probably right. ;) However, I want to confirm from the developers whether it will work or just cause problems. :o
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
For BUILD-45

I have used this new BUILD. It is noticeably faster than the previous one as well as there is more RAM available i.e., 336MB instead of 326MB. The amount of free RAM has also improved as it now hovers around 100MB. Now, only one bug is left in this ROM i.e., bad audio quality in headphones.

I switched to ART runtime after first boot of ROM and it became much faster specially while opening and switching between apps. However, after I installed a few apps and rebooted my phone, the ROM itself switched back to Dalvik runtime. Now, I cannot switch it back to ART too as after rebooting, it resets back to Dalvik runtime.

The best part that I like about rastomanchik's ROMs is that he always updates them with the latest sources i.e., this BUILD is based on CM 11 M12 which is officially the latest version of CM11 available. Apart from the headphone bug, this BUILD is very much usable and though it starts to lag a little after installing apps, it still performs well.

Keep up the good work rastomanchik. :good:
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
Update to beta 48.

Changelog:

Update sources;

Changes in kernel;

Up max_volume in headset;

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Start player with headset, open camera and start videorecording about 1 second -> get bass in headset , close camera ( dell not need video )
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
Do we need to do these steps everytime we plug-in headphones in order to get Bass working?
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Once you have done it bass should work, but sometimes it is resetted by playing a video :)

Edit: After some more tests I can say it resets randomly.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
What about your BUILD? You earlier said that you've found out the cause of the problem?

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Hey, is there any possibility that this audio bug will be permanently fixed in the future BUILDs?
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
I thought I found it, but I only rebooted with headphones plugged in, which also enables bass.

Edit: Yes of course, but we need to know what the problem is before.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
Do you know any performance boosting MODs that I can flash on this ROM?
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
I never flashed performance mods, but I don't know why they shouldn't work if they are compatible to kitkat.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
Video Recording BUG still not fixed properly!

I have found out that 720p video recording works only with Open Camera as I have tried three different third-party Cameras and they all failed to record video at this resolution. However, they were able to record at 480p. Please, fix this bug properly. :mad:
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Yes of course it's not fixed, why do you think the rom uses OpenCamera and not the stock one.
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
third-party camera work only in horizontal position and i don't know why.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
The answer to that question is for you to find out as it will help you in fixing that BUG. . :D :D :D :silly:

By the way, CM File Manager does not work in this ROM. :)

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Okay. No problem. :good:
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
This rom did build with linaro gcc 4.9.

But CmFileManager don't want work with 4.8 and 4.9.

Only with 4.7

I install the RootExplorer.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
Okay. This is not a problem at all as there are many third-party File Managers available which are better than the CM one.
[HTC One V] Atyen:
Can anyone tell me the tutorial to install this ROM??? Please! I am totally new in this!! Please help!!
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
You need recovery 2.8.

1. Install recovery.

2. Boot into recovery.

3. Wipe data, cache, dalvik_cache.

4. Install cm11.

If you don't have s-off in bootloader, you need step 5.

5. Reboot into bootloader and flash kernel. Boot.img in zip archive cm11.

6. If you want gapps, you need reboot into recovery and flash gapps.
[HTC One V] Atyen:
I am not able to install the zip file. I used TWRP and CWM recovery.
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Did you install the latest version of twrp?
[HTC One V] Atyen:
Yes, but when I hit install, its says 'Skipping MD5, no MD5 file found' or something like that. And its stuck.
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
Wait 5-10 min

It will work
[HTC One V] Atyen:
Ok, I'll try.
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
No, just wait some minutes until it's finished.
[HTC One V] Rasmus225:
I can't find the rome in yandex says that i dont find anything
[HTC One V] AuliaYF:
i guess rastomanchik has deleted those files, idk.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
The recent BUILD of this ROM doesn't records voice during calls. So, it will be better for you if you download jonas2790's BUILD of CM11.

http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-v/orig-development/rom-cyanogenmod-11-t3055617
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
Hey rastomanchik, I have seen a BETA-52 BUILD in your CM11 folder of YanDisk. Can you please give the ChangeLog for it?

Further, what does that file named fix_ril_beta52.zip do?

Also, there is a CM12 folder in which TWRP_Theme.zip file is present. How does that theme look?
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
Update to Beta55.

you need creat folder theme in folder TWRP and put zip file in that folder. file need name ui.zip
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
Changelog please :)
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
Look header
[HTC One V] Amish.:
bass is working headset's mic is also working..but not receiving voice in earphones. :)
[HTC One V] Amish.:
my voice is not being delivered on the other side :\ but i can hear the person

IGNORE THIS
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
For BUILD-55

The Bass bug is fixed in this BUILD. Also, there is no problem with the earpiece of the phone. However, the ROM lags a lot and thus is not much usable if one installs Messenger or Whatsapp.

By the way, in this BUILD, I can say that there are no bugs present.
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
[MENTION=4795495]rastomanchik[/MENTION] I've seen on the Yandex there is a new update. What's new in BETA-56?
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
I will not build new versions cyanogen for xda. Thread is close.
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
What? :o Why?
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
Why? Are you going to stop developing for HTC One V or just discontinuing this KitKat ROM only?
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
You have cm11 in this thread

Also cm12
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
Are you working now on CM12?
[HTC One V] hehaichi:
Give me the Yandex link! Please!
[HTC One V] AuliaYF:
https://yadi.sk/d/FBv5C9pmfVLJH/cm11
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
ChangeLog for BETA-56?

Please, give the ChangeLog for your last BUILD i.e., BETA-56. :)
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
For BETA-56 with 393MB Kernel

The new Kernel which provides 393MB of total available RAM makes the ROM very fast in terms of performance. In my opinion, due to the new Kernel, this ROM is the fastest and the most beautiful one. I have been using Omega JB ROM but now I will use this CM11 one as my daily driver because it is even faster than the JB one. I always said that there is memory problems with this ROM which is why it was very slow but due to the new Kernel which doesn't keeps a memory reserve for Camera, the ROM is as smooth as KitKat OS is meant to be.

However, the Camera doesn't work as no memory reserve is kept for it but it is not much of a concern because the speed gain compensates for it. It is sad that HW+ decoding also doesn't work in this new Kernel.

Overlooking the Camera and HW+ decoding, this ROM coupled with the new Kernel is the fastest, most stable and without doubt, the best ROM for HTC One V developed by rastomanchik.

From the early BUILDs in which apps disappeared on reboot to this BUILD-56 in which there is no bug, you have done an amazing job. Thank You [MENTION=4795495]rastomanchik[/MENTION] for all the hard work you did on this project.
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
Yeah best ROM ever ? :)
[HTC One V] TTKP:
after 4.2.2

very good rom after shpongle 4.2.2
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
CM12.1 Alpha 20150413 BUILD

In the CM12 folder of your Yandex account, there is a CM12.1 Alpha ROM present. Do you want to tell something about it? :)
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
For CM11 RC-1 BUILD

The new RC-1 BUILD is definitely stable and smooth. It is good to see that the BEST ROM for HTC One V has shifted from BETA to RC-1 status. The most important thing about the new RC-1 ROM is its Kernel. This new Kernel not only has a working camera but it also supports Hardware Decoding feature. However, the best part of it which I love the most is that the Kernel provides 364MB of total available RAM. This amount of RAM is higher than what is available in any JellyBean ROM developed for HTC One V. This results into faster and smoother performance. I love every aspect of the new ROM as it is perfect. Still, there are only two BUGs in this new RC-1 BUILD. The signal strength is always at 1 bar no matter where I am. I used to get full 4 Bars of signal in my house but in this ROM, it seems that the signal icon is stuck at 1 bar. The second BUG is a visual glitch which occurs in the native browser. Whenever I try to type in my ID on Facebook, a white screen shows up blocking the keyboard. Because of this, I can't type. The same occurs if I try to login in TrueCaller through my Facebook ID. It seems that there is some issue with the native browser which causes a white screen to show up. However, I can use any third-party browser to login but in other apps which open a window to enter ID and Password, I can't type because of the white screen. I have attached a screenshot which shows the white screen glitch.

Overlooking the signal strength BUG and the white screen visual glitch, this ROM is complete as it has speed, stability and beauty in it. Nice work [MENTION=4795495]rastomanchik[/MENTION].
[HTC One V] rastomanchik:
I know about that bugs.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
CM 12.1 Alpha-1

Hey [MENTION=4795495]rastomanchik[/MENTION], I want to test your CM 12.1 Alpha ROM. So, does this ROM boot?
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
For CM11 RC-2 ROM

The two BUGs namely "white screen visual glitch" and "only 1 bar signal strength" which were present in RC-1 ROM have been fixed in this new RC-2 BUILD. However, this new RC-2 ROM has one BUG. If loudspeaker is activated during a call, then the other person hears my voice only if I keep the loudspeaker on because if I switch back to earpiece mode then the other person stops hearing my voice. However, if I switch to loudspeaker again during the same call, then the other person is able to hear my voice properly. This BUG remains even if I make the call again. The only way to solve it is to restart the phone. However, if I don't use the loudspeaker function after the reboot, then there is no problem with the calls.

Apart from this Calling BUG, the ROM's total available RAM has decreased a little from 363MB to 356MB but the performance is still good. I like the fact that in your ROM, the dialer app has a Noise Suppression feature available. CM-File Manager also works in this RC-2 ROM. A torch app is also included by default which is great. The whole ROM is ODEXed which makes the ROM occupy only 25MB by default of the data partition leaving the remaining space for the user-installed apps. This is really great as the abundant free space on system partition is now utilized too.
[HTC One V] igylan:
Hi guys, can you tell me what gapps and kernel to use with this?
[HTC One V] subinhtc:
Frankly, this has been one of the top ROMs I have tried till date, as a daily driver. I've been using this for what 3 days now, and it simply ultra fluid, esp when you know you're on Kitkat, which is not really made for lower end devices like HTC One V. I can say this because I have already loaded all sorts of apps with different sizes into the phones internal and external memory, and have opened a handful of apps and kept them running in the background; with that in the background, I was able to play games with ease, which require adequate RAM space such as Shadow Fight. And certainly, the reason why this makes me happy is that the ROMs intially I had installed made it difficut to play such games or at least give enough RAM space. But I was blown to find this happen on a Kitkat ROM, without even using apps such a Greenify to hiberate them to create RAM space. Because of which, I would highly recommend One V users to try and test it out and see the fruits. I made my transition from Sphongle to this ROM after reading long reviews of [MENTION=5178863]Shoaib05[/MENTION]--thanks buddy for all your review comments. Moreover, my sincere thanks to [MENTION=4795495]rastomanchik[/MENTION], without whom this wouldn't be possible.
[HTC One V] nereis:
Maybe I got the wrong impression, but isn't jonas' cm11 builds the more up to date and likely better?(considering this one has been discontinued)
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
No, this is not true. Rastomanchik has discontinued the ROM but he still silently uploads new BUILDs. As per my experience, Rastomanchik's ROM is faster than jonas2790's ROM. However, some fancy features such as a torch toggle, an app to control sweep2wake and doubletap2wake, internal storage support and a working OTA service are only available in jonas2790's ROM. Still, these features aren't that important but the performance of the ROM is and in that area, Rastomanchik's ROM is doing great. :)

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Yeah, I have been testing Rastomanchik's ROM from the very beginning and kept reporting BUGs even when he discontinued it. In fact, I have been testing many ROMs available for HTC One V and writing reviews about them so that people can get an idea about the general performance of the ROMs. Further, I think writing reviews also helps the developer to know better what areas he has to focus on in order to improve the ROMs. Lastly, if the developer is taking the pain to build a ROM, then we should also help them. :)
[HTC One V] nereis:
I am assuming rc-2 you are referring to is cm11.0.0.5.1? Just tried installing and it's indeed fast.
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Yep, rastomanchik still works on this and I'm still in contact with him, but he's only active on 4pda.ru (The russian xda) anymore.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
No. RC-2 and CM11.0.0.5.1 are two different versions of the ROM. RC-2 version is older than the other and thus has been removed from the download link.

By the way, if anyone here is confused whether to download the CM11.0.0.5 or CM11.0.0.5.1, then let me help. Both the versions are identical to each other. However, there is a single difference. The CM11.0.0.5 version uses a newer microphone settings.
[HTC One V] nereis:
Just a note, this ROM works with data/cache f2fs, and this seems to improve io by quite a bit. I have never used such a fast one v until today, really impressed.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
By "this ROM", are you referring to Rastomanchik's ROM? If so, can you tell me what are the partition sizes when using f2fs on this ROM? You may find the sizes using Link2SD app.
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Ok, this is good to know. I thought f2fs wouldn't work on cm11.
[HTC One V] nereis:
what I did was factory reset in twrp (coming from shpongle), manually format data and cache to f2fs, then flashed the rom.

Unless I did something wrong here (like maybe I should flash, format, then flash again?), I think I should be on f2fs?

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I have spoken too soon, reformatted the partitions to f2fs and it won't boot.

My apologies for being misleading.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
Yeah, what you did is correct. So, can you tell me what size is shown in Settings---Applications?
[HTC One V] nereis:
ok so this is what happens when you try to go f2fs.

I was able to make the cache and data partitions f2fs from twrp, however upon reboot the rom appears to format them back to ext4 on boot, so by the next time I go back to twrp they are ext4 again.
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
Yep, this also was my problem when trying to use f2fs on cm11. On every reboot it reformatted my data and cache partition.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
For CM11.0.0.5.1

Everything works properly in this ROM and I have not found a single BUG in it. Location Tile and GPS works fine which I had earlier reported as BUGs. It was a mistake on my part. This ROM is the most stable, fastest and the most beautiful one ever made for HTC One V :)

By the way, [MENTION=4795495]rastomanchik[/MENTION], it would be great if you build CM12.1 too because I think you know how to make a ROM run fast and smooth. :D
[HTC One V] samyakkhare:
does the camera work?
[HTC One V] Neff_V:
Yes
[HTC One V] samyakkhare:
Ohkay, mine just force closes :/ it does work when kept in quick settings drawer, but you cant access the full functionality it only captures shots.

And ROM was working fine for like 2 weeks but it now just keeps rebooting on its own randomly. (No new software installed) so i dont know the whats causing that. Maybe ill take a log.
[HTC One V] AuliaYF:
sometimes, when you put the cpufreq larger than 1,4Ghz or 1,7Ghz, it'll randomly reboot itself
[HTC One V] samyakkhare:
It was not overclocked . Normal config :/
[HTC One V] samyakkhare:
So it went down like 3 hrs ago and is not booting up. Battery as far as i remember was at 83% but i thought maybe it had drained so i had left it to charge after it shut down and realized later that it isn't charging too, neither through AC nor USB. Not even booting into bootloader.

The charging LED turns on for some seconds and then turns off. I had left it like that for 2 hours but not booting up.

What can i do apart from grieving? :P
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
It just crashed, or did you change anything before, like overclocking?

Plug it into a pc and check whether the pc does recognize a usb device.

Edit: I read your other posts and if it really just started rebooting randomly I'd say your hardware is saying goodbye.
[HTC One V] samyakkhare:
It was overclocked before the first reboot(i keep set on boot option off so after first reboot everything reverted back to original so no overclock etc) It worked for some minutes then rebooted again, this kept happening like 4-5 times. And then it crashed( like everytime, not a proper shut down) and this time didn't boot up automatically like it was before. I left it on charging, and no the pc is not detecting it and cant cause its like not powered on, the phone charges for some seconds and then LED goes off.

I think you are right , this phone is very old, been flashed on 100s of times and cpu used to be overclocked ( though undervolted) so the hardware could be going bye bye xP

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Also could you suggest the best smartphone for around 15k (could go upto 18 or so), highest performance required with maximum tweakablity(in the sense that development for the device could go on for some years like HTC). I might also shoot for vine etc so preferrably good performance for vid editing etc. :)

Thanks

P.s I really liked One V :'(

Edit: What do you think of Asus Zenfone 2 and Intel atom vs Snapdragon
[HTC One V] jonas2790:
I'm also looking for a new phone at the moment, for me it will be some flagship, but I don't know which yet.

Looks like 15k rupees are about 200€, cause I'm living in europe. From a devs point of view I'd absolutely prefer a snapdragon over mediatek or exynos, but I didn't try an atom device so far.

Personally, I like sony devices very much, because of their great design and helpful developer world, maybe you could get the xperia m4 aqua for a fair price in india.

If you need the new phone right now, you can't do anything wrong with one plus one I'd say. It's definitely future proof and still has very decent performance, I don't like the design and it's a bit too large for me though.
[HTC One V] Shoaib05:
Hey, have you considered Yu Yureka? For just 9k, you can get a device which in terms of performance is equal to devices available in the 15-18k price segment. Further, it comes out of the box with Cyanogen OS and thus will continue to receive official updates. Another plus point is that the warranty will not get void even if you root your phone. :)

As far as Zenfone 2 is considered, the phone performs good but the UI and the BUILD and Design isn't very good looking as well as there is little developer support for Intel based devices. Though, Oneplus One is a solid phone in terms of everything, it is based on an older generation of snapdragon chipsets. Further, Oneplus Two is also to be launched very soon, so a further cut in price of Oneplus One may also occur. :)