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[Q] removing the root and all the mods on a second hand htc desire s

Hi, i bought this phone on second hand and it came with the cianogen mod 9, and its full of bugs , and i need to send and receive mms, one thing i cant do with this rom...
How can i put the phone like it came out of the box? With the oficial htc rom, or a new one that doesnt have bugs and is able to send mms...
I appreciate the help! a link to a tutorial or something like that would be great!

I think your best bet would be installing endymion. A fast and stable custom ROM. If your comfortable with returning your phone to stock then that's fine but since the phone is already rooted it would be easier and probably safer to install a custom ROM
Endymion:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1310845
Sent from my Desire S using Tapatalk 2

sounds like a good idea, that rom is the most stable out there with sense 3.5?
Can you please give me a link for flashing roms on this phone, i did it a long time ago on a galaxy 550 i had but i dont remember most of it... One more thing, will the phone run the 2 roms multibooting like a pc or will the flashing of this rom erase the cyanogen one?
Thanks!

No, the phone will not run 2 ROM's.
If you require a backup of your current ROM, go into recovery & make a nandroid backup of your current ROM.
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You need to erase system , boot, data, cache, dalvik cache partitions before installing a new ROM (Endymion in your case).
Refer the INDEX thread for all your querries regarding Root, Installing new ROM , or Return to stock Guides !

While I haven't been on Sense in a while, I am confident Endymion is the most stable. It's the only Gingerbread ROM managing to stay on top of the development section. The developer has put in a lot of work into this ROM.
For the rest Tapur007 is pretty much correct. All your answers can be found here:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1146601
Luckily for you the hard part has already been done. All you need to do is boot into recovery, make a backup, wipe and install the ROM.

And to backup things like the apps what do you recommend? Something like titanium backup?

ValdoNunes said:
And to backup things like the apps what do you recommend? Something like titanium backup?
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Titanium Backup is your bet for backup of applications and their data. Although you need to be careful restoring across different ROMs.
You could try the latest ICS ROM called Fallout (what I consider to be the Endymion replacement as its made by the same guy) this is reaching a level of performance and stability.

ben_pyett said:
Titanium Backup is your bet for backup of applications and their data. Although you need to be careful restoring across different ROMs.
You could try the latest ICS ROM called Fallout (what I consider to be the Endymion replacement as its made by the same guy) this is reaching a level of performance and stability.
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but with that rom i wouldnt be able to send mms right?
I've alredy flashed the endymion rom, it was easier than i tough, using the rom manager, it praticaly does everything for us, including wiping data and installing (sorry for the entusiasm but i tough it would be harder so i was pretty happy )

Like I said, the hard part has already been done so flash to your heart's content
Sent from my HTC Desire S using Tapatalk 2

yep, thanks for the help everyone any recomendations on roms to use?

If you're already on endymion, give ICS a try. So fallout or virtuous saga. Or if you don't like sense try out reaper for a stable and fast gingerbread experience or AOKP for an ICS approach.
There will never be one answer to the best ROM. It's up to you to find out which one fits your standards
Sent from my HTC Desire S using Tapatalk 2

thanks tried the fallout and i think im sticking with it, its pretty good

ValdoNunes said:
yep, thanks for the help everyone any recomendations on roms to use?
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Sense 2.1 ROMs: none (time to move on from the 80s...)
Sense 3.0 ROMs: none (time to move on the 90s...)
Sense 3.5 ROMs: Endymion 3.5 (great support! great dev!)
Sense 3.6 ROMs: none (why use an inferior ICS version when clearly Sense 4.0 is just around the horizon...)
Sense 4.0 ROMs: lots to choose from (most still have minor bugs that needs ironing out, but Sense 4 will give you the HTC One experience...)
Again it goes to show that HTC only cares on tempting you to buy a new phone (with new software) rather than providing proper support for old phones... Great thanks for the devs who keep old phones alive that htc has left to die...
non-sense Gingerbread: Oxygen port (some issue with camera on some newer phones) or CM7 (latest CM7 RC3?)
non-sense ICS: CM9 latest alpha (a clear upgrade, only minor glitches now), AOKP port etc.
These ROMs are the way Android should have been released (like the Nexus S / GalaxyNexus) without HTC butchering it up with Sense.
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ValdoNunes said:
Hi, i bought this phone on second hand and it came with the cianogen mod 9, and its full of bugs , and i need to send and receive mms, one thing i cant do with this rom...
How can i put the phone like it came out of the box? With the oficial htc rom, or a new one that doesnt have bugs and is able to send mms...
I appreciate the help! a link to a tutorial or something like that would be great!
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Get the latest alpha (31/5?) This should solve most of your mms problems.

[Q] Is there any 100% stable Rom available for Desire S?

Is there any 100% stable rom available for Desire S? Ive been searching for it and found so many out there but everyone is complaining about every rom out there, complaining about wifi or camera or restarting issues are these roms meant to be unstable or they are supposed to be like stock one? can anyone please tell or guide regarding ICS or Jelly Bean rom i can get without getting in trouble as ive never ported my phone before, thanks!

There is nothing in the whole wide world nobody is complaining about.
To topic: there are roms that are way better than stock. Most people having issues don't know what they are doing.

I've used most roms and most stable 3 are cm7 ,virtuous unity and fallout
Sent from my HTC Desire S using xda premium

Fully stable ROMs that I've used and liked are:
Gingerbread (Android 2.3):
Endymion
Reaper
Cyanogenmod 7
Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0)
ICE_DS 4.3 (fully working!)
Fallout (not 100%, missing wifi tethering, but every single other thing works).
Hope this helps!

you mentioned ICE_DS 4.3 (fully working!) can you send me the link from where i can get the guide and download it? I've stock 2.3.5 on my Desire S with Sense 3.0, thanks!

i found this is this right:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1567715

What are the advantages and disadvantages of the following stable ROMs?:
Cyanogenmod 7
Endymion
Fallout
Reaper
Virtuous Unity
Alternatively, where can I find a straight forward comparison of them?

zurpher said:
What are the advantages and disadvantages of the following stable ROMs?:
Cyanogenmod 7
Endymion
Fallout
Reaper
Virtuous Unity
Alternatively, where can I find a straight forward comparison of them?
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try it yourself.
Don't let other ppl's preference determine what suites you, if I ever did that then i would be stucked at rom A, and i wouldnt even bother to try rom B.
Even though i read that there were many issue with rom C i still tried it out, and the issues they mention didn't appear in my phone. So my current rom is now rom D.
So then rom B had an update, so i back-up my current rom then restore rom B then updated it. I didnt like it so i went on to try rom E which was one of the lattest developement.
Take ur time to try it all, because once u tried everything u will get bored as i am now and just waiting for the lastest update to come.

rain987 said:
try it yourself.
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I'm pretty conservative when it comes to changing ROMs.
I know that CyanogenMod 7 comes with integrated OpenVPN and WiFi tethering if I recall correctly. I consider these two features as quite desirable. I assume that Endymion and Reaper have that too as they are based on CM7, right? Apparently, Reaper is not based on the stable CM 7.2 release but then, on the other hand, it has been advocated as very stable. So, why has the developer then promised a final release?
I'm scared of losing my apps and data when changing ROMs. What ways do you guys use to ensure that your can restore everything to working order after you've flashed your new ROM?

Titanium backup...
sent from the thing I stab with my finger when I get two minutes

Does the free version of TB suffice?
Any recommendable TB beginners guides out there?

yes, perfectly good enough. You just won't have the batch function. But it's easy to use and has a simple ui. I will say this though, if your going to be flashing roms regularly then it is more than worth paying for the full app, I paid for tb and Rom manager on the day I unlocked my bootloader, and haven't once thought that maybe I shouldn't have
sent from the thing I stab with my finger when I get two minutes

Virtuous Infinity
Virtuous Infinity v1.33.0 Alpha3 looks good with very few bugs and it offers full Sense 4.0 support I will try this tomorrow lets see how it goes, I hope it will turn out good!!

sMhsn said:
Is there any 100% stable rom available for Desire S?
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Use HTC stock ROM
Sent from my Desire S

Well, in that case, stock Rom suits best for u. IMHO, the loveliest part of Rom developing is that someone found issues and someone trying to fix it. That's what Android Dev really is. And I enjoy using all kinds of Roms developed by those awesome HTC Saga developers. Every Rom has some bugs, and it doesn't matter if they don't affect your daily use. Enjoy them I'm currently using CM10 by nexx. Rant too much...:banghead:
Sent from my HTC Desire S using xda app-developers app

Another Vote for Ice DS
Version 4.4 + the new tweaked kernel = a big improvement over 4.3.
As a based-on-stock rom I think it' the choice for you.

maxlieb said:
Another Vote for Ice DS
Version 4.4 + the new tweaked kernel = a big improvement over 4.3.
As a based-on-stock rom I think it' the choice for you.
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thanks man, downloading right now...I've been searching for two weeks I guess, but now I have decided finally I have to take a chance

BillGoss said:
Use HTC stock ROM
Sent from my Desire S
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I don't agree with that.
I had to disable the SIM-code, because every couple of days, my HTC crashed and Restarted.
(if you don't know that, you don't get call's because of the simcard-code).
That was the reason I bought a new smartphone (xperia U).
Since the HTC was in my desk-drawer, I began to experiment with rooting/changing ROM
Now I have fall-out for 2 weeks now, and my phone hasn't crashed 1 time.
So for me, custom ROMS are more stable than the stock one. (and faster, smoother, ...)
It just feels like a whole new phone.

Anybody knows witch ROM is the best for Battery Life ?
It should be ICS and Sense 4.0 ... At the Moment i have the "Project X" installed

Try ice ds...I am getting on an average close to four hours of screen time on a full charge...that's the max I have ever gotten on any Rom ics or gb...
Sent from my HTC Desire S using xda app-developers app

[Q] Should I ... ?

Hello guys,
first of all, sorry about opening a new thread about this, but I cant reply in developer threads, since I dont have 10 posts, and Im not going to spam just to get it, so here we go:
- I am an android app developer
- I do test apps on this Desire S, just to have a look how they work on ICS
- this is my private phone as well
- I neither rooted a phone on my own, nor flashed a rom(except the official Desire S RUU thingie, but that is just pressing next etc)
- for me, stability > all, including speed, and battery life
- except the speed of the official ICS, I like the stock rom just how it is
Im getting tired of how slow the official ICS upgrade can be on my Desire S, tho I can live with it, but if I can have the same, or maybe even better stability, while gaining performance, why wouldn't I change? My question is: should I upgrade with a custom rom, given the previous infos about my preferences? I was looking 2 roms, which got me for the first:
- ICE DS
- Fallout Evolution
I would prefer Sense 3.6, so ICE DS sounds better, but I am open for Sense 4.0 as well.
So once more, what do you think, should I upgrade? Will the performance significantly increase? Will the stability remains the same(at least)? In case you say I should, which one of the previous roms would you recommend? Or any other rom? And what is the exact process, what I should do? Just few words will do, I can manage to look up guides/tutorials, just show me the path.
Thanks in advance, cheers

You may try Ice Cream Saga. As its currently the only rom as of now to be based on the official ics for the desire s, afaik.
Sent from my HTC Desire S using xda app-developers app

i got a ruu for the desire s from the htc dev center you just have to search there site for it but i ran it on an unmodified desire s that was on its original o2 rom and it worked so i have now got Android 4.0.4 and sense 3.6 and ive found it stable and more then fast enough for me but i dont do a lot of gaming. give it a try it might work and its official but i cant promise ya it will work for ya tho

Little misunderstanding there, I do use the stock ICS for Desire S, what I downloaded from HTCdev, the ruu one. So yea, my question was, is it worth to change for one of the custom roms, mentioned already, but I will provide links now, just to make sure this time:
- ICE DS ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1567715 )
- Fallout Evolution ( http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1679125 )
Once more, the question is: I use the RUU ICS upgrade from HTCdev already, so I have ICS already, but, is it worth to change to ICE DS or Fallout Evolution? Is it as stable as the stock rom, and is it faster? Thanks!

bump

I think the latest version of ice_ds is good, Fallout is very stable and quite fast, sabsa prime is faster, but possibly less stable, ice cream saga is based on the official ruu with only performance tweaks.
It's hard to say what would work best for you, I think you would have to try 2 or 3 and then decide. I do think it would be worth it, especially as having a custom recovery installed allows you to make complete backups of the current Rom, that can be restored if you try something different and don't like it.
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Process:
Unlock bootloader,
Install custom recovery
Now you can backup, restore, flash custom Rom etc. in recovery.
(something optional worth considering: downgrading hboot to attain s-off, you'll see why that might make sense )
Guides and information about the above steps should be easily found in the forum.

Thanks, I guess it is testing time then

hundeva said:
Thanks, I guess it is testing time then
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And if it is testing time you even can try some other roms like CM10, MIUI, AOSP, AOSK versions

HypnoCondor said:
And if it is testing time you even can try some other roms like CM10, MIUI, AOSP, AOSK versions
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for now, I finished flashing ICE DS, and it is working, so Ill see if im satisfied or not

Hey ice ds is awesome!!
Sent from my HTC Desire S using xda app-developers app

indeed it is, I like it very much, the only question left is the battery life, but I cant tell anything about it after a half a day

[ROM] Android 2.3.7 /MIUI/24Languages/Fast releaseV2 10.30.12

Here is a little contribution to HTC Desire community,
A little cooking experiment :
As I am a French User, I started with latest and fastest MIUI ROM avaiable on MIUI FRANCE forums;
I Replaced all framework packages with latest multilang packages I found here and there,
The result is a rom with these specification :
-Android 2.3.7 : Very fast
-MIUI with latest avaiable packages,
-Multiple themes ( MIUI V4-default- and ICS Theme included)
-Multilang : (English default language, easy to change if language not autodetected after carrier)
arabic - brazilian - czech - danish - dutch - english - french - german - greek - hebrew - hungarian - italian - korean - persian - polish - portugese - russian - slovak - slovenian - spanish - thai - turkish - vietnamese
-4 Way Reboot
-aroma installer, in english now with possibility to personnalize install ( App2sd, app2sd+, data2ext and others settings)
-Nice meteo and news app included
Very stable for two days rocks stable for me!
Hope to have feedback very soon.
Flashed on my stock Hboot, so stay with that configuration please...
Here is the V1 download link!
http://www.multiupload.nl/WS4GPC17Z7
Here is the V2 Download Link!
http://www.multiupload.nl/KC4UVU16FL
To do list:
- finding why I need to put a third app to have sdcard mount as mass storage....

Looks great but screenies? You should add d2ext too. Great start
P.S. My language in MIUI? Omg
Sent from my HTC Desire using xda app-developers app

Good to see some new releases
Good luck and good work!

D2EXT is included also!
V2 is on the way
Now english is default
Now MUI theme V4 is Default
AROMA Installer in English
TO DO List :
Trying to find out why I need a third app for USB mass storage to work.

No offence intended, but don't you think that we have more than enough GB Roms for our Desire? Just go through the fora, you have a plethora of Roms customized in all ways imaginable. Yet, we still haven't got one single perfectly stable ICS or JB rom.
Just saying

@OP: can you upload some screenshots?

CzarD said:
No offence intended, but don't you think that we have more than enough GB Roms for our Desire? Just go through the fora, you have a plethora of Roms customized in all ways imaginable. Yet, we still haven't got one single perfectly stable ICS or JB rom.
Just saying
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For this question, GB roms are way easier to make/mod than ics/jb (for starters), so the creator won't have to worry about not booting a lot (wasted a lot of my times modding ICS stuffs, too and they don't work.)
And please correct those grammar errors :silly:

x3m.zone said:
@OP: can you upload some screenshots?
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+1 screenshots pls

CzarD said:
No offence intended, but don't you think that we have more than enough GB Roms for our Desire? Just go through the fora, you have a plethora of Roms customized in all ways imaginable. Yet, we still haven't got one single perfectly stable ICS or JB rom.
Just saying
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We do not have up to date 2.3.7 rom with latest MIUI framework and multilanguage, or point me to the link, because I only use MIUI on my phones since the day I discovered it...
JellyBean on HTC Desire, in my mind it's a proof of concept, all the ROMS on ICS/JB are so slowww....
See U

CzarD said:
No offence intended, but don't you think that we have more than enough GB Roms for our Desire? Just go through the fora, you have a plethora of Roms customized in all ways imaginable. Yet, we still haven't got one single perfectly stable ICS or JB rom.
Just saying
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it's never enough and GB base is much much more stable and usable than ICS or JB

Hi need some info, what about hboot? Or any info about data2sd etc as we know stock storage is very low, any scripts are included? Int2sd etc? And it will be nice to get little install info and screens
/Sent from HTC Desire/

V2 is done and will make a better post.... with screens..
sorry it's a long time since I have post something here ( was cooker for omnia and Acer s200 ...winmobile all)
Was so happy to release, but this clearly was an alpha.
too much french inside ^^
Now V2 will be more english as base, and 24 languages.
Here in france the roms autodetect seems provider correctly and language is automatically set (don't really know how is it done, but as soon as I enter my pin code, it autodetects carrier location and switch automatically in french)
Hope you will like it, and hope it will be stable enough for everyday use of every MIUI lovers here!

g1b50n said:
Hi need some info, what about hboot? Or any info about data2sd etc as we know stock storage is very low, any scripts are included? Int2sd etc? And it will be nice to get little install info and screens
/Sent from HTC Desire/
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Aroma installer, multiple choice APP2SD,APP2SD+, and D2EXT, you must choose personnalized install!
The rom check for space thanks to aroma, it's for stock HBOOT only because I can't test on another.
My desire is near of death, constant random reboots when use data... or when charging and using it....

ocman said:
We do not have up to date 2.3.7 rom with latest MIUI framework and multilanguage, or point me to the link, because I only use MIUI on my phones since the day I discovered it...
JellyBean on HTC Desire, in my mind it's a proof of concept, all the ROMS on ICS/JB are so slowww....
See U
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Okay, that exact description is probably not met by any rom other than yours. I respect your work, I just thought that developing Android 4.x (with MIUI or anything else on top) for our Desires could be more interesting since GB is already stabilized and "tamed" whereas ICS/JB are not.
Concerning slow ICS/JB builds, I'm gonna have to disagree with that. Scratch what I said earlier. Today I found a CM9.1 Rom for the HTC Desire on a spanish forum; it is ROCK solid, as stable as a GB rom. On XDA itself, there are a few devs working on JB for the Desire with great success; they managed to get Project Butter up and running, which is quite a feat. But there are still some stability issues with a2sd scripts and the camera.
Anyway, good luck with your work.

I gave V1 a go this morning, felt really smooth. Had to swap back to the daily driver for work, looking forward to V2.

CzarD said:
Okay, that exact description is probably not met by any rom other than yours. I respect your work, I just thought that developing Android 4.x (with MIUI or anything else on top) for our Desires could be more interesting since GB is already stabilized and "tamed" whereas ICS/JB are not.
Concerning slow ICS/JB builds, I'm gonna have to disagree with that. Scratch what I said earlier. Today I found a CM9.1 Rom for the HTC Desire on a spanish forum; it is ROCK solid, as stable as a GB rom. On XDA itself, there are a few devs working on JB for the Desire with great success; they managed to get Project Butter up and running, which is quite a feat. But there are still some stability issues with a2sd scripts and the camera.
Anyway, good luck with your work.
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where did you find the cm9.1 rom ?

CzarD said:
On XDA itself, there are a few devs working on JB for the Desire with great success; they managed to get Project Butter up and running, which is quite a feat.
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That's not true. Look it up again.

gamesz2 said:
where did you find the cm9.1 rom ?
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On a Spanish forum called HTC Mania. I never tried it though!

gamesz2 said:
where did you find the cm9.1 rom ?
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I think he is talking about this:
http://roms.htcmania.com/filtro.php?q=HTC+Desire&e=Publicada&o=fecha_rom
Second ROM from top.

I think he is talking about this:
http://roms.htcmania.com/filtro.php?...da&o=fecha_rom
Second ROM from top.
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Exactly.
That's not true. Look it up again.
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It is true. I have tried Nikez 3.1.0p1, AOKP 2.0 by vijendrahs, they are Buttery smooth. Proof:
Quote:
Originally Posted by shave31
Really guys? Is Project Butter really working?
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It is not finish 100%, but it makes the rom very very smooth.
I am using this rom since version 1 and the improvements with project butter are awesome.
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AOKP 2.0 : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1863780
JellyNow : http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1960024&page=4 (to see that post)

[Firmware/DUMP/DEVs ONLY] Base 4.06.401.1

4.06.401.1
Unsigned firmware 4.06.401.1
-New hboot 2.16
-Radio 1.20.50.05.16_10.31.50.08
- Zip is unsigned, so it can be flashed only on S-OFF device.
Download:
https://mega.nz/#!FMRFQQ5a!KczIBV2jCY71Vf_AOM1UVDA6Z_4EwGxyqyq05XzjrnQ
Original dump 4.06.401.1
Download:
https://mega.nz/#!UIpFjZBJ!IOvEbRfsb8WTt-PRRzKlWUw1NLc2_l03teEoNySbwAc
DO NOT FLASH IT, THIS IS ONLY FOR DEVs.
You don't need ask my permission to use this dump. I only asking for proper credits in 1st post.
Enjoy!​

THX! I will try to port to HTC J Z321E, but I want to know the kernel can use 4.1.1 (3.4.10) ?

Great! Can anyone extract the radio and make a flashable zip?

Yes I was also curious whether a 3.4.1.0 kernel will work. ShowP had an excellent kernel that works for One S sense jelly bean 4.1.1 anyone try using it here?
Sent from my HTC One S using Tapatalk 4

kinghunki said:
THX! I will try to port to HTC J Z321E, but I want to know the kernel can use 4.1.1 (3.4.10) ?
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You need a 4.2.2 Sense kernel. Anything else won't work without modifications.
Sent from my HTC One S using Android 4.2.2 with Sense 5

br3ak said:
Great! Can anyone extract the radio and make a flashable zip?
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+100

br3ak said:
Great! Can anyone extract the radio and make a flashable zip?
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I was using the radio, adsp, wcnss, and rcdata on cm10.2 for few days. I found my 3g much less reliable than on 1.13 or 1.15. Anyone else tested?
I can upload it this weekend if no one does beforr

Maybe you already knew, I find Mega downloader is much faster than downloading from Mega site.

usaff22 said:
You need a 4.2.2 Sense kernel. Anything else won't work without modifications.
Sent from my HTC One S using Android 4.2.2 with Sense 5
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Thank you for your reply!:good:

I'm s-off so i can flash the firmware, can't I?

sGollSv said:
I'm s-off so i can flash the firmware, can't I?
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Yes, other ROMs apart from Maximus may not work though.
Sent from my HTC One S using Android 4.2.2 with Sense 5

usaff22 said:
Yes, other ROMs apart from Maximus may not work though.
Sent from my HTC One S using Android 4.2.2 with Sense 5
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Ok. Maximus is cool but i went back to beanstalk. should i try it or rather not

Just to thank you...
I pressed "Thanks" button. But who would say it's enough for someone who gave my One S a second life ?
About a week ago, I was pretty sure we'll get stuck on JB 4.1 with that good old Sense 4. That was good for me. I liked the phone for what it is. I liked stock ROM, even if the dark AOSP look and feel would have better suited my theme, but at least, everything worked fine. Our device has great battery life, makes marvellous pictures, brings a good sound for calls. I once was a flashoholic, but that was before. Always unlocking, modding, installing new things, with those bugs and missing functions... but I grew up since that time. I can't afford having an half working device anymore, so I calmed down.
I was stuck in the idea what I had was enough. Especially when I saw those useless threads about Sense 5 upgrade, which would come, then not, and recome, but in fact not... Boring and pathetic. And you brought another light of hope. YOU had that leak... You had the Grail. You gave it to us, Maximus HD is a great ROM, I've tried it for a day before you release the dump. It was night and day comparing Sense 4.I feel my phone is complete now. But I like vanilla flavour, so I've build a stock ROM for to fit my needs. You gave us another great gift.
Just a last time, thank you.

I did not get one thing. is this a leak of original hos rom to come or port from a different device?

It's a rom fully fonctionnal, but I think HTC will never release it, it's only for us flashmaniacs
But I wonder why the hell no one is using this 100% working rom as base, to bring us sense 5 with some tweaks ?

disiz said:
It's a rom fully fonctionnal, but I think HTC will never release it, it's only for us flashmaniacs
But I wonder why the hell no one is using this 100% working rom as base, to bring us sense 5 with some tweaks ?
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Because of the firmware update you have to do that's why us devs are trying to fix up our ports we have one bug left and it would be the equivalent of labs Rom
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OK thanks, that mean with this new firmware some devs tools or other things about developping aren't good for now. Anyway, if everything has been resized and ported to One S, that's a good news

There always tends to be small bugs with the ports... Major ones tend to get fixed... But small ones overlooked or persist for a while. For example I could never get the htc media link to work from the ports (although maybe newer updates could fix that). And some may find a benefit in the firmware update too. But to each their own. Its just good to see dev still working on our One S... Im just waiting for custom kernels to get a bit better on either ports or this one... Always love what ShowP's kernel based Mpdecision does to battery life.
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disiz said:
It's a rom fully fonctionnal, but I think HTC will never release it, it's only for us flashmaniacs
But I wonder why the hell no one is using this 100% working rom as base, to bring us sense 5 with some tweaks ?
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Thanks but what I ask is if this rom is orginally developed for HOS or is it a port made by some other devs. I had a glimpse from your post that it is coming from HTC but just want to make sure it is because all the other sense 5 roms derives from evita afaik.