yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
I realize that people have different requirements for a car mount, so this one might not really be THE best, but I think it's the best I've found for me, and maybe others. Unfortunately, the manufacturer has discontinued it, and the replacement is over-engineered and simply not as good. So if you're interested, act fast. Amazon is out of them. I got mine from B&H Photo Video. You may find them elsewhere if you Google for it.

iOttie Easy One-Touch XL Car Mount

[IMG="iOttie Easy One-Touch"]http://static.bhphoto.com/images/multiple_images/images500x500/IMG_356297.jpg[/IMG]

[IMG="iOttie Easy One-Touch"]http://static.bhphoto.com/images/multiple_images/images500x500/IMG_356296.jpg[/IMG]

What makes this so good? Three things, basically.

Most important, it holds the phone very security, yet you can both insert and remove the phone from the mount one-handed. Having to use two-hands to insert / remove a phone from a mount always annoys me.

Second, the mount is very, very secure. It simply sticks to what you attach it to. My prior mount had a simple suction cup that wouldn't even stay mounted to clean, smooth glass for more than a week or so. The iOttie mounts use micro-suction gel sticky pad combined with a suction cup. Even without the suction it sticks remarkably well to my very textured dash. With the suction lever in use, it grips like super glue.

Third, even with a relatively heavy G3, and my stiffly suspended car, the phone moves around very little on rough pavement. My last mount vibrated so much I couldn't read it unless I positioned it so it was braced against the instrument pod.

Don't mistake the Easy One-Touch 2 for this mount. The newer version is more complex, and not nearly as solid. The phone vibrates and bounces a lot more. Also don't confuse the Easy Flex mount. While it has one-handed insertion of the phone, you'll need two hands for phone removal. Why iOttie replaced such a great design with inferior ones is a question that boggles the mind.

Also make sure you get the XL version. The standard version doesn't open quite wide enough for the G3, in spite of what the specs say. Mine is on the way back to Amazon for just that reason.
[Sprint LG G3] hatlesssandman:
My friend you haven't tried Scosche have you? Once you do all mounts will seem worthless. Basically it's a magnetic mount of amazing quality and very cheap price they sell a lot of car accessories but their mounts are top of the line. Check out a video on their website. Amazing product.
[Sprint LG G3] AnaMayShun:
Can you post a link?
[Sprint LG G3] ruff97:
http://www.amazon.com/SCOSCHE-Magic...e=UTF8&qid=1414983023&sr=8-3&keywords=Scosche

but what happen if you are use Wireless Charger do i have to take off my case to charge my phone
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
It's nice, but I don't like using cases, and I doubt that metal plate will fit inside the back of our G3s. I also don't want to glue the mount to my dash. I want to be able to move it between vehicles, or even to different locations in the same vehicle.

Like I said, different people are going to have different priorities. The Scosche mount doesn't meet my needs.
[Sprint LG G3] Tomcat5:
Personally I love the Easy Flex Wireless after I got my Qi sticker. It goes in with one hand, I can pull it out with one hand, and I can open the little fingers with one hand afterwards. It would be nice for it to come out as nice as the other dock but I can't complain. [emoji1]
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
I can't figure out why iOttie didn't give the Qi version same easy-out feature of the one-touch mounts. It would be the perfect mount if they had.
[Sprint LG G3] Arjohns:
Would I be able to use a case like an otterbox or zerolemon with this mount?
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
I think it would be fine with the Otterbox. From the photos I've seen of the Zerolemon, the tabs that clamp the phone might not be long enough. But if you'll measure the maximum thickness of the phone with the battery and case installed, I'll see if the tabs are long enough.
[Sprint LG G3] Arjohns:
[MENTION=2672641]meyerweb[/MENTION]

Zerolemon - Case Dimension:6.14×3.39×0.79 inch

Edit: For some reason those don't seem right to me. I got those dimensions straight from the Zerolemon website though.
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
Will check the mount tomorrow (Sunday) and let you know.
[Sprint LG G3] ItsLasher:
Meh I'll stick with my iBolt.
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
Meh. I had an iBolt for my Galaxy S3 and it was garbage. The suction cup would fall off the windshield every couple of weeks (and wouldn't stick at all to the dash). I tried to use the flat plastic plate they supply: Cleaned the dash thoroughly, stuck the adhesive plate on, let it set for a week, then stuck the suction cup to it and put my phone in. The plate fell off the dash 5 minutes later. When stuck to the windshield, the mount flexed and bounced so much the phone kept switching between landscape and portrait, and I couldn't read what it displayed. I had to position it so the phone was braced against the windshield pillar to use it at all. The audio-out feature stopped working after I upgraded to KitKat, and iBolt's tech support was clueless. I'll never touch another iBolt.
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
Sorry I didn't get back to you sooner. I checked, and the tabs that hold the phone aren't long enough to wrap around that case. It might grip the sides of the phone well enough to work, but I have no way to test that.
[Sprint LG G3] bernechad:
The metal plate fits just fine in the G3.

So much so, that I have the nfc/qi sticker and the metal plate inside the battery cover. I then have the magnet attached to the dash of my Saab and behind the dash I have a qi charger to wireless charge my phone as soon as I place it on the magnet.

That, to me, is the BEST car mount.
[Sprint LG G3] meyerweb:
So you're saying you're getting wireless charging THROUGH the magnet / mount that's attached to the dash? That sounds like a miracle, since most !i chargers can only bridge a gap between coils of about 8 - 10mm, and that mount alone looks a lot thicker than that, and has a metal magnet in between the coils.
[Sprint LG G3] bernechad:
Let me clarify.

The base magnet sits in the middle of the charging coil, so that the face of the magnet is flush with the coils. This is behind my dash and easily transmits through the 1/4" plastic.

This will be much easier to accomplish once v1.2 coils and receivers start showing up.
[Sprint LG G3] kennwoodkenn:
Lets have a looky
[Sprint LG G3] Kawaisa:
I have the iottie xl and it's very good
[Sprint LG G3] el_chupa_cabra:
i got one of these and its nice. ive learned though not to leave it on my dash for a week, takes ALOT of work to get it off.
[Sprint LG G3] NeoMatrixJR:
DO WANT - Magnet setup

Pix man...we need PIX! I would LOVE to see some setup where I could just drop the phone on a magnet and get wireless charging and NFC tells it it's in my car and have it turn on BT and connect to my BT adapter for audio.

Right now I have a magnet windshield mount. It's "ok". The phone won't fall off, but it doesn't always stay vertical and never horizontal - especially if I plug in USB for charging.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Anhvariel:
Phone: Galaxy S5 900I

Recovery: Philz 6.57.8

ROM: Alliance 5.3

I've downloaded Alliance ROM and installed as per instructions in the thread.

After customising in ROM customizer, I reboot (tried both automatic and manual reboot to recovery) and while my recovery loads, it doesn't automatically start flashing the ROM. I can go into install from ZIP and select the ROM and everything appears to install, but when the phone reboots, it gets to the alliance loading animation and just sits there, doesn't get any further.

Any suggestions appreciated.
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] HellHammerZA:
Try booting into recovery normally and wiping data/cache/dalvik and then installing the ROM via your recovery (not using ROM customizer). See if that gets your further
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Cj719:
Kernels

Fix for signal icon bug

flash this . after it will be ok

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=3

---------------

Synapse Kernel awesome alternative [MENTION=3637908]kairi_zeroblade[/MENTION] -->>http://xdaforums.com/sprint-htc-one/development/kernel-sense-6-t2863699
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] predator1584:
Thanks for sharing! Can't wait to try it out!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Cj719:
Its great I was the tester for sprint, I love this Rom
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] predator1584:
So do I need a specific TWRP verison to flash this as well? I've updated to the latest but I'd be willing to go back to flash this bad boy.

I see on the main forum, it says 2.6.3.3 but I'm only seeing 2.6.3.0 available for the m7wls...

http://techerrata.com/browse/twrp2/m7wls

EDIT:: I tried flashing with TWRP 2.8.0.1 and no luck, then I tried TWRP 2.6.3.0 and I'm getting boot loops still. :(
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Cj719:
Latest twrp works I'm suspecting something...flash the ROM then flash synapse kernel reset then synapse kernel then reboot. I'm 90% sure it will work
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] androidforeve:
Yeah same here
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] predator1584:
That did it sir, thanks!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Cj719:
Use above solution until fix is posted
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] androidforeve:
Thank you sir
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
Thanks [MENTION=3233933]Cj719[/MENTION] for starting this great thread. I will follow it ! :)

I need to know, if the bootloop is from kernel of recovery.

You must use latest twrp, because older Recoverys don't support android 4.4.3,..
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] THADDIUS25:
Hell yeah been waiting on this, thanks
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
;) you are welcome
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Cj719:
I tried different recovery and had got same results weird when I was testing only had this problem once and that was early in the testing and resolved. Its definitely related to kernel in the ROM package but not kernel itself. Because even after flashing synapse I can flash kangaroo and it boots. Something isn't writing or flashing kernel bits in the initial install. Whatever synapse reset kernel has is putting that stuff in place [MENTION=4626501]skeleton1911[/MENTION]
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
OK THX. Will look into it again
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Kennii:
This or ViperOne?

ViperOne lags the hell out of my phone
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
viper roms are great!

but you cant compare this with viper one.

BC it is to different.

nothing to do with it.

try it if you want:laugh:
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] predator1584:
I highly encourage all Sprint users to give this ROM a try. When using some International ROM's, I've had to flash Sprint specific kernels afterwards, so nothing to worrisome :)

thanks again for the support!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
read that useful tips to prevent some question :D

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=50355735&postcount=2
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Aldo101t:
can't get this to boot(boot loops) I've tried different recoveries, and both kernels still a no go??
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
i have done it now :D

flash this in recovery and see if you have a boot animation.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] jayas.mayank:
Thanks bro for ur help. Bro but i have read somewhere in this thread that latest twrp 2.8.1.0 doesnt work, so we have to flash 2.6.3.0.

And according which kernel is best for our sprint htc one.

Thanks
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] jasonbiggs:
Edit: Will post in q&a...
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
Dont use 2.6.3.0. It will not work.

2.8.1.0 is a bit buggy. (Not rom related) For KitKat you have to use 2.6.3.3 or later.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] v1ral:
Ok that worked, pretty sweat boot animation.

What was the trick you did for it to show, cause while on other Roms with the 6.x.x.x base I don't get a boot animation. I know sprint is slow with updating firmware but dang everyone is all up to date besides us sprinters.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
Hehe. I will explain it to you later via pm.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] jayas.mayank:
very good rom. i think its far better than viper ones. lolz i have just installed it in my sprint htc one m7. and its very smooth. 10/10 for this rom. :o

sir after my first boot, i am not able to bypass that activation screen. i live in india. it says" this operation is not allowed under gsm network, switch to cdma" and when i try to go to emergency dialer and try to put *#*#4636#*#* to change networks, the code is not accepted.

and one more thing sir my network icon keeps on and off, like gsm on and gsm off. it keeps changing.

thank you

Eragon Rom v54

sprint htc one
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] v1ral:
Okay, I'm going to tell you what I do personally to alleviate the HFA.

1. Download ROM Cleaner *should be in the forums, or Google it* sorry using mobile.

Optional Download Superwipe, works wonders for me flashing between ROM.

2. Flash super wipe in twrp, then flash eragon, but before rebooting when it's done, flash ROM Cleaner.

3. Make sure you read everything carefully while in ROM Cleaner, only thing you should be reading now is "removing set-up wizard". Let the ROM Cleaner do it's thing.

4. Reboot, and you should be good.

Some things won't be present, like setting up Gmail/account info, but you can do that all manually anyways.

ROM Cleaner is a nifty thing, you can back up mail accounts, WiFi stuff etc. Pretty cool stuff.

All it's doing is rremoving the files that initiates the HFA stuff, I live on Guam and there isn't Sprint here. Once set up I suggest looking around the net for stuff you won't need in the apappend priv/app files using a file explorer app.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] jayas.mayank:
Do i have to flash rom again before flashing rom cleaner or superwipe?? And hich is better tonuse superwipe or rom club cleaner in my case as i live in india and i am using airtel sim here.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] v1ral:
You don't have to reflash ROM after removing HTC set up wizard, but you can't clean bloat with out fully booting into ROM.

None of these zips remove internal memory, like pictures and stuff.

Super wipe is used for wipe your phone EXCEPT internal storage, so it's good for switching between roms, a "clean state".

ROM Cleaner removes most of the bloat including HTC set up wizard, backs up certain things as well if you choose to.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] jayas.mayank:
after removing htcsetupwizrd.apk from the recovery, when i rebooted the phone hfa screen was bypassed. but this message:

Unfortunately, setup wizard has been stopped.

and one more thing, after botting the phone there is no app drawer, it was totally black and only notification drawer was opening. and nothing else. tried reflashing the rom three times. but still nothing opens after phone reboots. plz help me out.

thanks
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] v1ral:
Ygpm
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
You removed your launcher

Pull out nova launcher (com.teslacoilsw.launcher-1.apk in data/app)

From ROM.zip.

And send it via adb...

Or use a flashable zip for it (if you have one)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] bnasty06:
you still have to remove set up apk from system/priv-app
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] sauprankul:
Coming from ViperOne?

What do I need to do if I am coming from Viper 7.0.1?

I have TWRP 2.7.0.9. I don't have S-Off. Do I just wipe in TWRP then flash? I'm guessing not, seems like the process is more invlolved.

I know of the data icon fix and the boot animation. I can flash those. What else do I need to do? I remember something about ROM cleaner and HTC setup, but didn't quite understand.

Thanks in advance. I look forward to trying this ROM out.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] v1ral:
ROM cleaner and the other things discussed was for removing the hands free activation. Super wipe is for wiping your phone to cleanly flashing a different ROM.

I suggest flashing the latest twrp for your device, so there isn't any conflicts while flashing Roms.

Sorry OP for going way off topic:(
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
1.sometimes latest twrp is a bit buggy and makes an error. If that happens use 2.6.3.3

2.wipe cache, dalvik, data and system in recovery.

(Full wipe)

3. Flash rom. If it don't boot and stuck at the bootscreen you have to flash the boot.img manual.

Place the boot.img from rom.zip in your adb folder .

Then reboot to bootloader and connect phone with your PC .

cmd to adb and :

Fastboot erase cache

Fastboot flash boot boot.img

Fastboot erase cache

Reboot your phone.

:p
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kendalf:
Looking forward to v55 for Sprint! :D
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
Atm i am very busy ,but It will come soon. :)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
v55 is up :D

i cant test it, but i think its ok.

there are many differents to international devices this time . :P

so no kernel script etc..

let me know if it is working :)

http://htcfanboys.com/download/skeleton1911/index.php?action=list&folder=44387

v55
-dpi hacked google play (inverted)
-changed dpi to 400
-removed trickster mod
-removed htc messenger
-embed init.d kernel script
-two themes available in aroma installer
-added googles lollipop keyboard
-added google lollipop messenger
-updated amplifier 2.06
-updated google apps
-some other changes an fixes
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Aldo101t:
can we dirty flash
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kendalf:
Downloading now!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
Yes
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kendalf:
Just flashed v55. Did a full wipe (both TWRP and Aroma).

I'm repeatedly getting the error message, "Unfortunately, Google Keyboard has stopped." This makes it impossible to add my wifi key, and gain access to the Play Store to download a 3rd party keyboard.

On a minor note, the Aroma installer indicates that it is installing v.54.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] v1ral:
This!!

I got the keyboard working however, i restored wifi info with rom cleaner, then downloaded the google keyboard from the eragon store

Boot animation works this time though.

Is the 400dpi or what ever its called the default size? Things seem smaller but fits nicely, v55 looks to be good, minus the issues stated above.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Aldo101t:
480 dpi is default
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kendalf:
Do you have the .apk for the Google keyboard? I'd like to try pushing it over USB rather than flashing back to v54.

EDIT: Would this one do the trick?

http://xdaforums.com/android/apps-games/lollipop-keyboard-phones-root-t2910268

UPDATE: Okay, I got the same version "Google Keyboard.apk" from this thread, but then realized I have no file manager pre-installed to locate and run the .apk file. I learned how to use the adb install command to install it on my phone.

For those who may not be familiar with the procedure:

Copy the apk file to the folder on your PC with the adb program.

Connect your phone to the PC via USB

Start a command prompt in the PC folder that has the adb program

Type the command adb devices to be sure that the phone is connected

Run the command adb install -r "Google Keyboard.apk" (or insert name of your .apk file)

This fixed the issue for me. Perhaps a corrupted file in the ROM?

UPDATE 2: No dice. I used the Eragon store to install the Stock DPI 480 mod, and after the reboot the same "Google Keyboard has stopped" error came back. Installing the Google Keyboard.apk only seems to work until a reboot. After repeating the install via adb, this time I downloaded Swype (plus a file manager) and switched to Swype as the default keyboard.

In addition, the Stock DPI 480 mod doesn't seem to have any effect. It looks like it's still the same 400 DPI that comes with the ROM.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
1. default dpi in rom is 400 . original htc dpi is 480

.the script works ,from eragon store. . weird , maybe try again.

2. checked the kayboard and you are right.

flash this and it will work :https://copy.com/Zfq6RuI8kmNVn4qR

there is a wrong lib in system/lib. ...

i will upload v55 again this evening....
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
uploaded V.55 again with the keyboard fix. :)

here: http://htcfanboys.com/download/skeleton1911/index.php?action=list&folder=44448
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] v1ral:
I will download again.

Im glad you're on top of things

In a different note, battery life hasn't been so great for me, got any other tips?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kendalf:
I tried 4 times with the stock DPI mod, both running the script directly from Eragon store and flashing the zip file from TWRP. The zip seems to flash correctly, and at next boot I get the message that Android is updating apps, but then the display still shows at 400 DPI afterward.

I'll try with the updated v55 ROM later today. Thanks for the fix!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] olorolo:
Finally this works on Sprint ? I've been bird dogging this rom since it first started ?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Aldo101t:
hey Ollie, where you been, try it you'll like it.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
fixed it.

now dpi480 zip will work on v55

updated it already in eragon-store. just flash it :D
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kendalf:
I flashed the updated v55 and tried the Stock 480 DPI mod, but I'm still getting the same result. This time I'm not even getting the "updating Android" message at the next boot.

Something I noticed (this happened previously as well): the first time when I run the install for the mod from Eragon Store, the device reboots into TWRP recovery, but it doesn't actually run the install script. I reboot, and then try to run the install from Eragon store again, and then the script actually runs, but there is no visible change.

I installed the Stock Close all apps mod and that installed as expected. I'd be happy to provide any debugging logs if needed.

The Google Keyboard issue has been resolved - much thanks for that!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
I tested the dpi zip and it works.. Weird.

Maybe you tries an old zip, (name is same)

Download it and look in 6.09.401.10 folder on sdcard

Then reboot to recovery and flash it.

You can change it manual too.

System/build.prop

Change the line

ro.sf.lcd_density=400

Change the 400 to 480 , save and reboot.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] kendalf:
Yep, it was the new version, located in the 6.09.401.10 folder. I even deleted the zip in the 6.09.401.10 folder and the one in the older 6.09.401.5 folder, redownloaded via Eragon store, and tried flashing it, with the same effect. :confused:

Made the change manually in build.prop and it's all good now! Thanks!
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
haha sometimes i forget things.

i updated the eragon-store .

-added htc message app

-fixed the stock dpi 480 mod ( now it works!)

-removed android L keyboard themes ( will come again soon, have to update all to new keyboard release)

:p​
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] -MightyMouse-:
This is probably a very stupid question, but does this ROM have sprint WiFi calling

sent from my badass M7
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
Nope . rom don't have it
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] eastside08:
anyway to remove the dt2w feature?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Aldo101t:
yes, using trickster mod set the dt2w value to 0.(set on boot)
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] predator1584:
I've been able to do this using Google Hangouts Dialer, fair warning though, it'll kinda make default dialer a little weird...

As in when you get a call, it'll have Hangouts Dialer ring first, then HTC phone will ring... I"ve found that sometimes the Hangouts Dialer won't stop ringing haha.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
OTA V55.3 is available

as always browse to settings/eragon-updater/rom

download and reboot into recovery /sdcard / download / ota_Sprint_Eragon_v55.3

changelog:

v55.3
-lowered autobrightness (25%)
-lowered button brightness (40%)
-removed google messenger and necessary files
-embed chomp sms (lot of themes..)
-added AC Display (xposed) back again. - TESTING! -

P.s : users on the white stone theme will not have APM icons anymore.

SO:

ONLY flash this APM icon fix if you are on White Stone Theme

Klick​
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Aldo101t:
can this ota be applied over v54 or do you have to be on v55?
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] skeleton1911:
No. You have to be on v55
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] Aldo101t:
ok thanks I thought so.
[Sprint HTC One (M7)] -MightyMouse-:
Yes that's how I've been doing it that way as well. By the way, I try to install blinkfeed using google play and I get an error. Any way to install blinkfeed to this rom.

sent from my badass M7