yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
If you had taken a nandroid of your current rom and just flashed it to try you would be faster than repeating the same question every day.

Do let us know if it worked for you.

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[One (M9) Android Development] eriknors:
A simple no would have sufficed, thanks for the response
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
It is not a no, if you don't get an answer, we just don't know so best to try yourself..

If you let us know afterwards we all know it for next time.

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[One (M9) Android Development] paolocorpo:
I am trying to install NAV SYGIC 15.0.9

I receive an error message when I launch the app

Could it be possible that is related to the presence of this custom rom ??
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
Highly unlikely as I am running Sygic myself.

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[One (M9) Android Development] paolocorpo:
Many thks for your feedback

May I know the version of the app that are you running ?
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
Uhm.. I'm an advanced beta tester for Sygic so I don't have the official release, but I do know I tan your version without issues.

Are you using xposed?

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[One (M9) Android Development] paolocorpo:
NO i don't

Have you any other idea ?
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
I'd say use the 'sent error report' when you get the error and contact sygic.

Don't think we can help you here with this little information.
[One (M9) Android Development] blackflagsvn:
I am now using the latest ver of Sygic, no issue at all.
[One (M9) Android Development] paolocorpo:
Many thanks for your feedback

OK ... this rom is not the responsable :)

ANother question about GMAIL

I am using

coloured tags

on my GMAIL on PC

Unfortunately i cannot see the colours using GMAIL on my device with this rom

Tha tags are showned all grey ... as default

GMAIL is correctly updated on device

What is your experience about ?

Thanks

Paolo
[One (M9) Android Development] ampedsilence:
A Little help please!

Okay, so after reading as much as I could in the last two weeks I have attempted to load this ROM on my shiny new M9

Started with this thread (http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2265618), because its great for a noob.

I got the SIM unlock code from ATT, I have the boot loader unlocked via htcdev, i have TWRP 2.6.8.0 installed (this thread, http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=59745198&postcount=3, said that since I have a lollipop based OS, i should NOT use the 3+ TWRP's). I left S-on, but the first post here says that this shouldnt be an issue with this ROM.

I transferred the ROM on to the internal phone memory and I can get to the TWRP to install the ROM. I get a result 1.0 at the end of the install.

I make sure that when TWRP asks to install SU, I DO NOT install it.

However, I can't boot past the bootloader screen.

In the logs file it says that it might happen a few times, but what is a few times? I have tried cycling the phone about 20 times.

so, what now?

TIA
[One (M9) Android Development] broncosfan007:
What is your firmware?
[One (M9) Android Development] BillTheCat:
C'mon, guys. I can't believe I'm the only one getting 'FOLDER NOT WRITABLE' errors with Titanium Backup.

I've selected 'file system' and 'Media' and neither work (the folder and/or root of the drive are displayed in red) and I have no F'n clue what 'Document Provider' means. It seems the entire external SD card has been inaccessible since flashing LP.

Can someone please help get me pointed in the right direction?

Thanks in advance!
[One (M9) Android Development] BenPope:
DocumentProvider means it will work.
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
We did tell you the answer multiple times though.. Use document provider and it will work..

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[One (M9) Android Development] ampedsilence:
kernel: lk

product: htc_himaulatt

version: 1.0

version-main: 1.32.502.9

boot-mode: download

version-bootloader: 1.0.0.0000

mid: 0PJA11000

cid: CWS__001

is that what you are looking for? Thanks!
[One (M9) Android Development] Rogi1997:
You need to update your Firmware to 3.35 (Read the Topic (Headline) of this thread)

Go back to stock, update to 3.35 and your fine.... or flash an older rom, s-off using sunshine and update
[One (M9) Android Development] ampedsilence:
So, I should do this...

1) Relock the phone

2) install the RUU from the rom downloads page of HTC

3) Unlock my phone

4) Update the firmware to 3.35

5) Install ARHD?

So I have the steps correct? I can do all of that except the update the firmware part. Are there instructions that you can link me to that are geared for people with S-ON? I have only found S-OFF instructions.
[One (M9) Android Development] paolocorpo:
Nobody Rom user is actually using Gmail app too ?

Tks for your support

Paolo

Inviato dal mio HTC One M9 utilizzando Tapatalk
[One (M9) Android Development] BillTheCat:
Multiple times, like this answer here?

I tried File System

I tried Document Provider

I tried Media Storage

None worked until, somewhere just short of 4AM today, I finally figured it out on my own.

The part the only two other so-called "multiple" replies I got on this subject neglected to say is something like: "After selecting document provider, you must use Titanium Backup to create a new target folder at the root of the drive so that the proper access settings can be applied". You can NOT successfully create a target folder with another file manager like ES, the folder must be created with TiBu."

So, for those of you looking on who are also trying to figure out why TiBu isn't allowing you to make or access backups, it's probably because of the new security permissions in LP.

Carry on.
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
Thanks for being so hostile.. Only trying to help dude... Whatever....

Anyway, I never had to do all the steps you just mentioned..

Glad you got it sorted. Pfff

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[One (M9) Android Development] BillTheCat:
Bro, when you start a message with the equivalent of what sure sounded to me like "Hey, asshole... we told you a dozen times already..." you didn't expect that there wouldn't be a reaction, did you? :rolleyes:

I know you get frustrated with people asking the same question multiple times because they just don't want to read, listen or try... but when I ask more than once, there's a good reason for it.

It's all good. Let's keep it friendly.
[One (M9) Android Development] cmcmyers:
Hello! I dont think the problem is the rom, you can always update all the apps from the play store...

You should try updating and troubleshooting that way... those are not rom specific...
[One (M9) Android Development] Rogi1997:
Do Step 4 before Step 3

And update using the stock Rom included updater

But I think, you don't need to relock your bootloader
[One (M9) Android Development] paolocorpo:
Ciao

The app Gmail is already updated

I tried to add an other account gmail and i had the same problem

It looks as a problem related to the ROM

I would like to understand if there are users of this rom that are using gmail and can share with me his experience about color of the tags

Inviato dal mio Nexus 7 utilizzando Tapatalk
[One (M9) Android Development] ampedsilence:
I read in the several threads that you needed a locked bootloader to use the official RUU. either way, that is an easy thing to flip back and forth.

So, I was able to get my phone back to stock, now it is using the 2.11.502.18 firmware. Still not to the 3.35.401.12....

What is the "stock ROM included updater" I can't find an S-ON firmware for 3.35 anywhere. The closest I came is this thread, http://xdaforums.com/one-m9/development/ota-1-32-401-15-firmware-noredtext-t3072571

But that one has modified to have no red text so I would need S-OFF to use it. What am I missing here? :confused:
[One (M9) Android Development] nishu_nisarg:
unable to dial or receive calls

hello mike..

i ma big fan of u r rom.i m using since two years in my htc one x.recently i buy htc one m 9.it's a test device and for internal used only message pops.

i did everything as per the sop.everything work's fine for eg. wifi.bluetooth,gps. but strange thing is i am not able to make or receive calls.

it shows unfortunately dolby audio service has stopped or phone dialer isn't responding so what to do....
[One (M9) Android Development] noggind614:
Thanks for the help. I've been without titanium backup since January when I went to 5.0. This got me back up and running.
[One (M9) Android Development] matanlevanon:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieYZ0drT3N0

Looks good!

It's seems like HTC finally realized that a phone in a stand needs a top earphone jack and they take better use of the landscape with the Keys :)
[One (M9) Android Development] xfoneguy:
I'm really new to all of this and I apologize in advance if this isn't the way to go about this but I have a HUGE problem and don't know who to ask...... I read everything carefully - several times. I followed each step - to the letter. Everything seemed to go flawlessly - all the script whizzing by as I flashed the image and installed the .zip. Everything SAID it was "successful" and completed, etc. BUT when I rebooted, I went straight to the bootloader. I tried several restarts, all with the same results - I get nothing but the bootloader screen. Has anyone else run into this (PLEASE say yes!) Is my phone now a paperweight? Is there any hope! I have an Unlocked ATT HTC One M9. Bootloader unlocked via HTCDEV.COM. Phone was rooted use "OneClickRoot". I can't understand where I screwed up or what I missed. Are there services out there that will fix these things for $$$$?
[One (M9) Android Development] cmcmyers:
Hi! Welcome.. What version of the Firmware are you on?? You need a MM Firmware for it boot... This one uses the 3.35.401.12.....
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
Yep, like post above this one, looks like your firmware is out of sync with the rom
[One (M9) Android Development] xfoneguy:
Thanks for the welcome :) I'm almost positive now that is the problem - If the phone didn't have Marshmallow yet, how would it have this firmware? I never saw anything about firmware in the requirements or install but then I could have missed it. Is the number in "about" under "settings"? I don't see the word "firmware" but there is a "kernel" version - is that the same?

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From what I read, CandySix didn't need the boot.img pulled from the .zip and flashed - I am able to get that ROM to work on my phone (sort of) but NO GAPPS has worked for me but I need to post over there. This is confusing the heck out of me. I'm virtually positive that my problem is with the firmware. Now I need to figure out how to fix that.......
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
You kind of need to be s-off to flash firmware.

Otherwise the only way is to restore your original nandroid from your provider rom and wait for the OTA to install MM with the correct firmware.

If I were you I'd go s-off though...
[One (M9) Android Development] Electronic Punk:
Can't wait!
[One (M9) Android Development] paolocorpo:
I fixed the issue

It was NOT related to this rom :)

Many tks for your support

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I stay tuned on this topic

Many tks for all

Paolo
[One (M9) Android Development] xfoneguy:
I would love to go S-Off but I'm hitting another wall.....so much to learn here.... I tried using "Sunshine" but when I run it, I get a message about "needing stock ROM". I read about going back to stock ROM and it seems like it needs S-Off.... like a bootloop! I guess I just thought I knew what I was doing. Frustrating. Seems like everything I try to do requires something else, which in turn requires something else.... I love learning but right now I'm kind of wondering if anyone makes a business of fixing these things? If so, I may be there. This looks like a really cool phone but it's not very useful right now.
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
did you not take a nandroid of your setup before you flashed?

Lesson nr 1....

If not, just head over to the ruu thread and look for the ruu that matches your CID.

Should solve your problem, no s-off needed for ruu
[One (M9) Android Development] xfoneguy:
before my mis-guided (and unfortunate) journey into this land of custom ROMs, it was 2.11.502.18. Now, the display is of course totally different for all the version numbers and such - it originally showed as "software number", now the closest I can find is a "kernel number" - not sure if that's the same? This, BTW is an (unlocked) ATT HTC One-M9. It's bootloader unlocked (HTCDEV) and rooted (via One Click Root) and (sadly) S-ON. TWRP Recovery

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Thanks - I will start reading some more..... I tried to do a backup but restore is not working. I have nothing on the phone of my own as I've only had it a week or so.
[One (M9) Android Development] xfoneguy:
I think from what i'm reading that "my bad" was trying to install an Android 6-based custom ROM with my existing F/W at 2.11.502.18. Can I just flash the RUU for this or am I going to cause more problems? I've looked into S-Off and everything I find requires "Stock" ROM (or "close to it") which is my problem to begin with. I'd like to either get back to "stock" or (my preference) repair what I have and continue with Custom (Marshmallow) ROMS.
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
Yes, just flash the ruu from that firmware and start from there.

Either s-off after flashing the ruu or wait for the ota to update

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[One (M9) Android Development] xfoneguy:
Unfortunately, what I did install left me without the OTA option. I tried to S-OFF with Sunshine but I got an error msg - something like I needed a "stock ROM" or something "close to it". I seem to be stuck in my own perpetual loop.
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
I don't understand, just a few posts back you said you had an ruu that matches your firmware number.

Use that to get back to stock, then you can s-off after that.

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[One (M9) Android Development] xfoneguy:
[/QUOTE]

I can't remember now, but the HTC website probably has the older (2.11.502.18) that I have now. What I don't understand is whether or not I can flash the new version or if I need to flash the old. I found the FASTBOOT GETVAR ALL command and it shows me that the older F/W is still on the phone so would it do any good to flash it again? I really appreciate your input by the way.....

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(I'm still trying to figure out how to use this forum)

I have the older (2.11.502.18) still on my phone. I downloaded the newer (for Marshmallow) firmware (3.35.617.12) but have been hesitant to do anything because of the "warnings" about "damage" from using RUU's on HTC's website
[One (M9) Android Development] cmcmyers:
I can't remember now, but the HTC website probably has the older (2.11.502.18) that I have now. What I don't understand is whether or not I can flash the new version or if I need to flash the old. I found the FASTBOOT GETVAR ALL command and it shows me that the older F/W is still on the phone so would it do any good to flash it again? I really appreciate your input by the way.....

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(I'm still trying to figure out how to use this forum)

I have the older (2.11.502.18) still on my phone. I downloaded the newer (for Marshmallow) firmware (3.35.617.12) but have been hesitant to do anything because of the "warnings" about "damage" from using RUU's on HTC's website[/QUOTE]

If You're S-On, Relock the Bootloader and run the lates AT&T RUU.... That should bring you back to stock... They use Sunshine to get S-Off or wait for the OTA as stated above....
[One (M9) Android Development] braddeicide:
No customisation?

* Edit: I put it down and went out, looks like i wasn't leaving it alone long enough, all good now :)

I flash the rom, erasing user data and cache etc, but I end up with a stock rom with no supersu etc. If i check the version in the running phone and it says it's this rom, but no root, no gpu acceleration, it has facebook, etc etc.

I've left it for ages to reboot all it wants. Any idea what's going wrong?

unlocked, s-off, developed edition, latest firmware.
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
If You're S-On, Relock the Bootloader and run the lates AT&T RUU.... That should bring you back to stock... They use Sunshine to get S-Off or wait for the OTA as stated above....[/QUOTE]

I can't remember now, but the HTC website probably has the older (2.11.502.18) that I have now. What I don't understand is whether or not I can flash the new version or if I need to flash the old. I found the FASTBOOT GETVAR ALL command and it shows me that the older F/W is still on the phone so would it do any good to flash it again? I really appreciate your input by the way.....

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(I'm still trying to figure out how to use this forum)

I have the older (2.11.502.18) still on my phone. I downloaded the newer (for Marshmallow) firmware (3.35.617.12) but have been hesitant to do anything because of the "warnings" about "damage" from using RUU's on HTC's website[/QUOTE]

exactly what cmcmyers said..

you kepe going on about firmware, but you need to flash the ruu to return to stock rom, not just firmware, then s=off and start again.

So flash ruu, have a completely stock system with stock 2.11x rom and matching firmware and start over...
[One (M9) Android Development] xfoneguy:
I can't remember now, but the HTC website probably has the older (2.11.502.18) that I have now. What I don't understand is whether or not I can flash the new version or if I need to flash the old. I found the FASTBOOT GETVAR ALL command and it shows me that the older F/W is still on the phone so would it do any good to flash it again? I really appreciate your input by the way.....

---------- Post added at 03:18 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:11 PM ----------

(I'm still trying to figure out how to use this forum)

I have the older (2.11.502.18) still on my phone. I downloaded the newer (for Marshmallow) firmware (3.35.617.12) but have been hesitant to do anything because of the "warnings" about "damage" from using RUU's on HTC's website[/QUOTE]

exactly what cmcmyers said..

you kepe going on about firmware, but you need to flash the ruu to return to stock rom, not just firmware, then s=off and start again.

So flash ruu, have a completely stock system with stock 2.11x rom and matching firmware and start over...[/QUOTE]

OK - I got the steps now - I'm off to do this......... yes, starting over sounds best. Thanks!
[One (M9) Android Development] konsti23:
HTC One M9 - minus M + 1

I wonder how big is the chance that the next flag ship will be supported my @mike1986. ...:angel:

Oh... and "one" probably will away as well...
[One (M9) Android Development] xfoneguy:
If You're S-On, Relock the Bootloader and run the lates AT&T RUU.... That should bring you back to stock... They use Sunshine to get S-Off or wait for the OTA as stated above....[/QUOTE]

So, to get back to stock was embarrassingly simple after all my worries, postings, etc. I downloaded the original firmware RUU, plugged the phone into my PC, double-clicked the file and sat back for 10 mins or so and the phone is like new again. So now, I'm not sure where I go from here - can I get to the custom Marshmallow ROMs or do I have to wait for ATT/HTC to update me via OTA? HTC has ROM's for Android-M for this phone but they are for different carriers and I assume that doesn't work. Are all the M9 owners here with carriers other than ATT?
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
Come on man...Seriously, sorry but we have told you so many times now already..

Either s-off and update firmware or wait for the ota, choice is up to you..
[One (M9) Android Development] BenPope:
Without S-Off you have to wait for the carrier update.

The RUU is about as safe as things come in this neck of the woods. Far safer than S-Off and custom firmware flashing. For the most part, flashing an RUU is safe even if you get a power cut half way through.

If you have installed the RUU, and there isn't a marshmallow update, you'll either have to wait for the update, or change the firmware to allow unsigned by using Sunshine for S-Off and then updating the firmware and then TWRP and then the ROM.

The US carriers often have weird features that feature custom firmware may not support, so it's possibly you'll lose some functionality, but I can't remember what (perhaps a voice message thingy on Sprint?)
[One (M9) Android Development] earxtacy:
no cell signal

I did a fresh install and I am unable to make a phone call; I have no mobile data connection either. I'm on T-Mobile. I saw some number to input for ATT, can anybody tell me what to do to get mobile data working on T-Mobile?
[One (M9) Android Development] xfoneguy:
Thanks - and yes, I was told..... I'm sorry but I am a bit slow. When you're staring at an almost-new phone that won't go anywhere but the bootloader, it's easy to get cold feet. You all have been doing this sort of thing for years - I've only started this journey some 10 days ago when I bought this phone and I really wanted this particular custom. (I did try this with an old cheapie ZTE a while back but it was SOO much simpler) I do appreciate your input. So, So, it's S-Off or wait...... got it!

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Thanks for all this info - I've learned a lot the past week or two - I'm not sure how "adventerous" I'm feeling at this point. It will probably depend on how much longer HTC/ATT drag out their "certification" crap. I really like what I've read about this particular custom (RevolutionHD) and want it so bad but I don't want a paper weight for a phone, either. Thanks again - hopefully I'll be back eventually :)
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
Trust me, if you are s-off, it's all dead easy..

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[One (M9) Android Development] TUPAC1996:
after flash freez on htc logo
[One (M9) Android Development] p50kombi:
Have you even read any of the last pages?

What's your firmware, let me guess, 2.x

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[One (M9) Android Development] TUPAC1996:
main version 3.41.xxx
[One (M9) Android Development] cmcmyers:
In previous post, someone reported that it didnt boot with a 3.41.xxx.xx either.... I think this ROM can only boot on the 3.35.xxx.xx ...

Maybe that's the problem.. I dont recall correctly, but that was an issued that came up before...
[One (M9) Android Development] hhhfdq:
sory..is this rom suport m9 sprint? i can't see in #1
[One (M9) Android Development] cmcmyers:
Hello! A quick search for "Sprint" in this thread will pull up all the possible answers we've given on that topic...