yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[One (M9) Android Development] borg00:
mistake

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they go to voicemail, But I can make calls and texts
[One (M9) Android Development] Basil3:
You're not on silent/DND with it set to decline incoming calls?
[One (M9) Android Development] anit77:
I've been pretty sick the last several days and haven't messed with it much. I called ATT yesterday to verify that everything was setup right with the SIM & IMEI for my account. I was also told that with the M9 Visual Voice mail was now standard. I didn't have it with my previous phones. I have set it up on stock now. I tried to flash the unaltered 1.2.0 selecting default for carrier in aroma and it black screened on me at initial setup. So I gave up for the time being. Not feeling good and being out of work for 2 days this week has me behind... [MENTION=4905624]j to the 4n[/MENTION] is there a reason why the initial setup keeps black screening?

One other thing I noticed was The APN setup looks a little different on stock. As posted here. Mine look just like this. I believe the "Nextgenphone" part is new. I'm I correct with that?

Name: ATT Nextgenphone

APN: nxtgenphone

Proxy/Port/Username/Password/Server

Not set

MMSC

http://mmsc.mobile.att.net

MMS proxy

proxy.mobile.att.net

MMS Port

80

MMS protocol

WAP 2.0

MCC

310

MNC

410

Authentication type

Not set

APN type

default,fota,mms,supl,hipri

APN enable/disable

APN enabled

Bearer

Unspecified
[One (M9) Android Development] j to the 4n:
pff
[One (M9) Android Development] Basil3:
I fixed that a few days ago, you just need to download and flash the theme.
[One (M9) Android Development] sausje85:
lol typical, i just flashed this rom a few days ago, so i guess you updated shortly after i already applied it haha

Anyway thanks for the fix :highfive:
[One (M9) Android Development] Pro_Cameron:
ok Thx for the fix. :D
[One (M9) Android Development] EnduringGuerila:
I just installed this stereo in my 4Runner and LOVE it. auto play and pause when the car is turned on/off via bluetooth and has usb and aux if you dont want to use the new BT standard.

I recommend Pioneer over any other brand. I have installed 8 car stereos and many speakers, Pioneer always performs the best and it very reasonably priced. Even for home audio. Don't ask how much I've spent total on home theater...
[One (M9) Android Development] brittoking:
I don't think it's rom related actually, I'm on att and have Had a ton of problems with that same dang black screen (think I've narrowed it down to if I wipe the data cache and dalvick manually before flashing a rom (which obviously shouldn't happen) but I've had it happen on more than one rom now. I thought it was viper too but had the same thing with insert coin
[One (M9) Android Development] EnduringGuerila:
I really loved ViperROM on my m7 before I updated it to Android 5

ViperOne 7.0.1 (perfect)

ViperOve 8.0.0 (plenty of bugs)

Really excited to try this on my new m9 and hoping for better results than the 8.0.0...

Oh, do I have to donate again to get rid of that really annoying wait time on the m9? I donated on the m7.
[One (M9) Android Development] jiggytom:
Wait time?
[One (M9) Android Development] j to the 4n:
8.0.0 plenty of bugs? really doubt that, lol. And yes, the pro key is tied to the device.
[One (M9) Android Development] DroidShift79:
B-Man! Alter alter.... du musst einfach mal die threads lesen! Da ich net auf jeder seite was von dir lesen will, hier die steps. Wenn's so net klappt, hol dir ein IPhone.

1. Make sure your device is HTC One M9, do not try this on any other device.

2. Unlock the bootloader on your HTC One M9.

3. Copy/Paste the TWRP recovery image file twrp-recovery-2.8.6.4-hima.img to the folder where you have latest version of fastboot and adb. If you don't have an external SD card, I would place ViperROM.zip here, too. If you have an external card, put the flashable rom zip on it.

4. Now open a command window inside the folder where all your files are. For this “Shift + Right click” on any empty white space inside the folder and select “Open command window here” from the context menu.

5. Boot your HTC One M9 into Download mode:

└ Power off your device and wait for 5-10 seconds until the device is fully switched off.

└ Press and hold Volume Down button, then press the Power button to switch on your phone and release it, but keep holding the

VolumeDown button. Your phone will boot into bootloader mode.

6. You’ll see a screen with option to boot into Download mode among several other options. Here, press Volume down twice to navigate to “BOOT TO DOWNLOAD MODE”, then press Power button to select it and boot into Download mode.

7. Now installing TWRP, Connect your One M9 to PC with a USB cable and issue the following command in command window:

fastboot flash recovery twrp-recovery-2.8.6.4-hima.img

TWRP recovery will now be installed on your HTC One M9.

8. Boot recovery mode and make a system backup!

9. Mount System

10*. To get a clean start I would now go to Wipe > advanced wipe

└ select: cache, dalvik cache, system and date

11. if you have the rom on an external card, go on reading in Step 12. If not, go back to your command window and enter that command:

adb push (name-of-rom).zip /sdcard/(name-of-rom).zip

12. In twrp, hit Install and navigate to the folder where you have stored the firmware zip.

13. Hit it and swipe to confirm flash

14. follow the instructions of ViperROMs Installer.

*Wipping can also be done in the ViperROM Installer, but I perfer wipping through twrp

Lol, da hab ich mich hinreißen lassen ^^

Before starting messing with TWRP, all should read ths thread: http://xdaforums.com/one-m9/orig-development/recovery-twrp-touch-recovery-t3066720 Captain_Throwback made everything clear. And please, let us never read again about using versions of twrp lower then 2.8.6.4
[One (M9) Android Development] B-Man2005:
jawohl Meister
[One (M9) Android Development] DroidShift79:
:) did not want to sound rude, but afaik, this is a dev thread and this should not be spammed.

Maybe open an Q&A thread, I belive we all can much more benefit of this thread when it's not that much cluttered with questions about processes, which are perfectly described in other threads.

The whole message just is:

Let us all be a happy M9 community but keeping the Dev Thread clean :)
[One (M9) Android Development] B-Man2005:
no problem, i know ... i was only stressed out while flashing at work ... and didnt think about that ^^

i will better me ^^
[One (M9) Android Development] Josh McGrath:
Am I missing something here, or does the volte not work in this rom? It worked with my note 4th. But I don't remember if it worked on stock
[One (M9) Android Development] Tenchi4U:
Keep up the good work, sent a little $$$ y'alls way (via your website), I'll send more when I get more money (buying M9 DevEd outright drained my funds and apparently "food is overrated" doesn't fly with the missus).

Cheers!
[One (M9) Android Development] j to the 4n:
Already fixed by [MENTION=1930589]shnizlon[/MENTION] will be included with next release.
[One (M9) Android Development] j to the 4n:
Hehe, thx for the donation, greatly appreciated (:
[One (M9) Android Development] fichl:
Tried the Basil3_inverted_viperOne Bootanimation from Hub...

After flashing the zip in /sdcard/venom/addons manually in recovery i had to rename

bootanimation.zip in system/customize/resource/ to hTC_bootup_one.zip and

downanimation.zip to hTC_downanimation.zip for it to work...

Ah, and about the header.... some values can be set in venom tweaks ;)

(statusbar -> header -> information)

cheers
[One (M9) Android Development] j to the 4n:
Pretty stupid error on our side, lol. [MENTION=1930589]shnizlon[/MENTION] :D [MENTION=4637027]Black-FR[/MENTION] all your work for nothing :D - we will revert that change ^^

[MENTION=918378]Basil3[/MENTION] and [MENTION=4637027]Black-FR[/MENTION] : [MENTION=1930589]shnizlon[/MENTION] will fix the bootanims
[One (M9) Android Development] borg00:
No check that.
[One (M9) Android Development] Jaxellis:
It's lasting quite a bit longer and performance is great for me
[One (M9) Android Development] tufoz:
is it mandatory have the s-off?

On the website is written "raccomended"
[One (M9) Android Development] Joangarc:
Not of course!!!

I mean that the slowness is not worth the potential savings of battery

I must explain you all.. .?
[One (M9) Android Development] darkenedpath:
Actually it isn't after the update to 3.1. Maybe [MENTION=918378]Basil3[/MENTION] will upload it? Or head over to [MENTION=4880066]beyored[/MENTION] thread, he is away on holiday time, but the theme works, just reflash it after you update. Thanks.
[One (M9) Android Development] Basil3:
The theme might work, as in not completely break anything, but it isn't updated for the changes in 3.1. You can download the old ones from the link below, but bear in mind it will revert any ROM changes.

http://www.whiskey103.nl/venom/ViperOne/ViperOneThemes/ViperOneHubHQ.php?dir=beyored/
[One (M9) Android Development] ivicask:
Depends on user, I'm running 3 cores now and it's perfectly smooth for things I use most.
[One (M9) Android Development] hallstevenson:
Did you dirty flash or clean flash to 3.x.x ?
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
All this 3D is soooo yesterday... :laugh:

I'd say its probably a Senny or OneS or even earlier?
[One (M9) Android Development] lolpos:
Clean flash. When you RUU, everything os completely wiped. No traces of files. Its the best way to ensure everything goes great. As of right now 3.1.0 is flying on my phone
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
I'm currently trying out to have one little, one big core running (0 is always on, then Core 4 ticket in tweaks).

I notice NO performance difference for everyday use (but probably would notice it for apps that make full use of multi-core). Battery, hmmmm... first cycle on that setup and I cannot see any difference to before (used to run all 4 little cores, no big ones).

I wonder if the ability to control individual cores provides any advantage over just using Powersaver and kill the big cores. We shall see. Any interesting findings in this regards: please do share.
[One (M9) Android Development] deeje00:
Exchange services is force closing damn near constantly. Any idea?

Sent from my HTC M9
[One (M9) Android Development] racrickey:
Mine is working fine. Maybe try to reflash.
[One (M9) Android Development] Black-FR:
Same here and battery seems to be fine, with this setup:

Gesendet von meinem HTC One M9
[One (M9) Android Development] Warcliffe:
Thank you for answer;) The problem was the black chrome Theme.. Without the Theme all work :)
[One (M9) Android Development] ODUPhone:
I had the same problem, had to flash back to 2.3.1. The only reason I was able to find is the international firmware is not compatible with US AT&T towers to receive incoming calls. When will the US ATT Firmware release be pushed OTA?
[One (M9) Android Development] Basil3:
Yes, that theme is only compatible with 3.0.0, which is why you can't see it on the hub any more.
[One (M9) Android Development] hallstevenson:
I meant if/when you went from previous Venom builds to 3.x.x. Mine was fine on 2.x.x builds, then I clean flashed to 3.x.x, making me suspect that's where it came from. I noticed when Viper wipes /data, it excludes /data/media intentionally.

I just clean flashed a slightly tweaked "stock" ROM based off of VZW's latest RUU and everything is working okay now. I'm going to dirty flash to Viper 3.0.0 now.
[One (M9) Android Development] user602:
No need to scare AT&T users away from international firmware.

International firmware has always worked fine on AT&T on M9, just as it has on M8 and M7.
[One (M9) Android Development] ODUPhone:
Wasn't trying to scare anyone away, just stating what Borg00 & I discovered as well. If you have US AT&T the international firmware would not allow incoming calls on Viper 3.X.X for us.
[One (M9) Android Development] dmc2359:
I'm on US AT&T running the international firmware with Viper 3.X.X and never had any problem with calls, incoming ,outgoing or anything else for that matter...
[One (M9) Android Development] user602:
I know you're not actively trying to scare users (nor am I trying to start an argument); however, you said, "international firmware is not compatible with US AT&T towers to receive incoming calls" -- that is not a true statement, since my phone is on the AT&T network with international firmware and can receive calls perfectly, as can many other users.

"Two users had issues" does not mean, "is not compatible"...

But at least you found a solution that worked for you. :good:
[One (M9) Android Development] billyho7993:
I'll take yesterday's look over today's flat, material look any day it's just a lil too boring for me I like my screen to pop...but to each his own
[One (M9) Android Development] hallstevenson:
Everything is good again - access to the internal SD card is back for all non-root or system apps (Zedge, Snapchat, etc).

Why does the wipe /data command in Aroma exclude wiping /data/media ?
[One (M9) Android Development] Jaxellis:
I can agree as well I have never had problems using international firmware on any of my att phones...
[One (M9) Android Development] themythicalmen:
Which cores are Running you on?
[One (M9) Android Development] ivicask:
0,1,2 rest disabled
[One (M9) Android Development] HC4Life:
AT&T and T-Mobile use the same band frequencies as internatonal so i think u will never have problems with calls, sms's, etc...
[One (M9) Android Development] hallstevenson:
Just curious, why disable CPU cores ? I guess one benefit would be longer battery life. I'd also guess that for most tasks done on the phone, not all of the cores are used, so performance impact may not be very noticeable anyway.
[One (M9) Android Development] sdamark:
Ummm.... you pretty much answered your own question there, my friend. ;)

To me it's like buying a race car, and pulling spark plugs out to improve the fuel economy.

To each his own I guess.
[One (M9) Android Development] Illwun11:
Having keyboard lag issues. Anyone have a fix for it? Also just an idea. To be able to change the screen lock/unlock sound would be sweet :)
[One (M9) Android Development] m0j0j0j0:
I paid for a sweet phone I really don't want to disable the cores. Would be cool if the governor could shut them off and turn them on when needed
[One (M9) Android Development] jasonlee0315:
I think disabling the core is a good idea, on HTC One X, I always turn off the other two core to be power save.
[One (M9) Android Development] Cryosx:
If it lowers heat and increases battery life back to M8 levels then I'm never them back on.
[One (M9) Android Development] sdamark:
That is pretty much exactly what it, and PNP manager does.

The big cores are inactive until needed, and when they are needed it cranks them up, gets the job done, and shuts them back off very quickly.

Now, if you shut down some cores, it no longer has the ability to switch on those fast cores, and consequently has to spend more time on task to get the same job done. Therefore consuming more, or at least as much, power. In my opinion.

The automobile industry went through the same thing in the 1980's. Adding smog equipment, and taking away power, to try and reduce emissions and increase fuel economy.

The real solution turned out to be increase efficiency, and power, to get that wanted economy.

You bought a high performance device, don't shoot it in the knee to try and make it run faster.

I think HTC has done a pretty good job, on battery life, with this latest firmware update. I'm getting over 5 hours screen on time. With medium use, I can still go a full day and have 30%+ battery left.

If you need a device to go days on a charge, buy a slow processor with a large battery. Not a hot rod like the M9.

Just my .02 cents.

As always, my friends, have fun and enjoy. :good:
[One (M9) Android Development] borg00:
Solved: no incoming Calls

UPDATE: Solved my problem by installed international Firmware and all is well:) reinstalled rom 3.1.0, went to TWRP2871B1m9CT

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make sure intl. firmware is installed it corrected my incoming call issue
[One (M9) Android Development] hallstevenson:
Problem is, you can't put those spark plugs back in real quickly when you get to the straightaways or want to pass someone. ;) Don't worry, I won't be disabling any of the cores.
[One (M9) Android Development] j to the 4n:
As said already: each on his own.

I'm using it myself. It's optional like every setting in our rom (besides the being awesome readonly switch). You may use it or not.

Imagine I would just code stuff I would use...then venomtweaks would just have like a tenth of its features (:
[One (M9) Android Development] czarg7:
So disappointed when i found out the navigation bar is still misaligned.....:(
[One (M9) Android Development] j to the 4n:
misaligned?

Stuff won't fix itself. Don't see where/why it should be missaligned...just know that when you decrease the hight of the navigation bar the touch points are a bit off.

Still your post/feedback is really not helping anyone.
[One (M9) Android Development] czarg7:
ok, sorry, my post was simple because I thought someone has reported this. Has no one else realised the home button is not aligned with the 'T" on HTC logo? It's slightly skewed to the right. It has ntg to do with touch points and i did not adjust the height of the navigation bar. Purely cosmetic issue but I guess I have OCD. Does this help now? Or is it really just me who is noticing this?
[One (M9) Android Development] j to the 4n:
lol, now that you say it I see it too ^^.

Will look at it.
[One (M9) Android Development] Timbermill:
Check out the posts on 30th June :cool:
[One (M9) Android Development] czarg7:
Deleted

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There it is! I knew I saw this reported before. lol.

Anyway, my bad for assuming it is a known issue and not explaining clearly.
[One (M9) Android Development] j to the 4n:
Usually trying to read every single post...but really missed those two - My apologies.
[One (M9) Android Development] themythicalmen:
One question :)

Where's the option to display in my lockscreen the owner information??? :( thanks
[One (M9) Android Development] vtotheinay:
super noob question. i was messing around with the hub for the first time and accidentally installed an icon at the top left of the status bar (accidentally tapped it while scrolling) how do i remove it?
[One (M9) Android Development] Rinoceros:
Venom Tweaks -> Status Bar -> Status bar icon (switch it to off)

I had the same in the past :)
[One (M9) Android Development] j to the 4n:
VenomTweaks->Lockscreen->Carrier Label
[One (M9) Android Development] alpine17:
Hello

Great ROM! Thanks!

I have little problem with notifications colors. Version 3.1.0 Silver OTA (last firmware)

Can I edit the colors notifications ?

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[One (M9) Android Development] Basil3:
Your have flashed ota over a theme. Flash the latest version of the theme, or flash full ROM.
[One (M9) Android Development] alpine17:
Very thanks, i flashed theme for 3.1.0. Now it's ok.
[One (M9) Android Development] Jaxellis:
Thanks for the advice... Why is it better leaving them untouched? I found an app and made my custom minfree settings and now it runs perfectly. But wanted to know why you think it's better to leave it alone ?
[One (M9) Android Development] deeje00:
Reflashed, updated, tried patch.. Still ever incoming text it force closes.

Sent from my HTC M9
[One (M9) Android Development] paul chambers:
Venom tweaks CPU Disable cores
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
AT&T no calls VoLTE HD Voice

Just to add to the discussion:

- AT&T has voice over LTE (VoLTE) enabled. International has not. However, the capability is at least present in the DevEd (617) Firmware most, likely even in international Firmware, because VoLTE is being rolled out in Europe too now.

- AT&T auto-falls back from VoLTE to GSM when it detects that its outside an LTE or VoLTE area and a call comes in. This function is responsible for AT&T always receiving calls, even when using a firmware that doesn't even support VoLTE.

- Sometimes, for some odd reason, the fall-back gets killed. Its in some xml file in the ROM. I guess it happens when dirty flashing stuff around. The Auto-Fallback can be fixed by editing that XML.

The only downside of ViperOne, as far as I know, is the fact that HD Voice (thats what AT&T calls VoLTE) is not available. Yet that does normally not mean that calls don't go through.

Unfortunately, I have made no notes when I had to research this issue and fix it in some ticket. Maybe those who remember the XML edit / correct procedure could kindly add it here, with adequate title so its turning up in search right on top?

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That's why i opted for a dual-core big.LITTLE setup (0,4 active). Its responsive enough, works just as good as the M8 or even better and the first battery cycle was quite impressive (3,5%/hour at 29 hours total with 3,5 hours SOT as compared to usually having below or around 20 total with the same SOT).

I have to run it for a longer time on this setup to definitely tell if it makes a difference or not though.
[One (M9) Android Development] Adebayo88:
disregard
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
Try to run Restorecon from ADB:

restorecon -FR /data/media/0

Some documentation for that binary: http://linux.die.net/man/8/restorecon
[One (M9) Android Development] Adebayo88:
Thanks, this command did not work unfortunately. It actually looks like its my SD card. Basically, different programs are telling me my SD card is full when I can verify that is not the case. Ex. When atempting to download from Chrome, it fails and say 'No SD card", Swiftkey is unable to download the language pack, it says "unable to save language pack to storage", HTC Themes has similar issues as well. Like if I try to download an Icon pack, it says "your storage is not enough. Please delete some content to make some free space." Not sure what is going on exactly.
[One (M9) Android Development] Sneakyghost:
Well just pull it out, put into your PC and run a proper formatting tool over it.

SDXC (>32GB cards) need exFAT, always.

SDHC (<32GB cards) can be exFAT, FAT32 and maybe NTFS, not sure about NTFS tho.

Formatting tool of choice: SD Formatter from the SD Association https://www.sdcard.org/downloads/formatter_4/

Else: run the phone's own formatting tool with the card in the phone. That'll fix it too.

But honestly, Chrome most definitely utilizes /data/media/0/Download as destination and Themes downloads to internal as well I believe. That is the internal sdcard. I can't see your external being at fault. Take it out, try again. You will see. I reckon its your internal. If "restorecon" cannot fix that, just run a RUU over your phone and do a clean install. Easy enough.
[One (M9) Android Development] darkenedpath:
Dumb question, but it there a link for the 3.1 OTA? I've not found it on the site, and looking back to the op, and where it is posted in the thread, I don't see one. Thanks.
[One (M9) Android Development] dmc2359:
Available as OTA. Either in Settings->About->Software Update or VenomTweaks->Advanced-> OTA Update

You can flash it manually after you download it, it's located at:/data/data/com.htc.updater
[One (M9) Android Development] darkenedpath:
Thanks, but already have flashed it, and file is not to be found on my device. I just would like to flash it again to see if it works " have a theme installed over top of it that doesn't work 100%". Just for my own future reference, I'd like to see if flashing the ota back over itself would fix it, and reinstall viper to see if it did. I hope that makes sense, but yes, I cannot find/see the file anywhere in any of my system folders. I may just reflash the rom, save the ota, and try it that way. Thanks.