Hi everybody. I had a Motorola Defy and used the Cyanogen Mod. It worked well. Now I have a HTC One S C2 and I'looking for Kitkat
I read a lot of threads but my confusion grew. What a your recommendations for an almost stable ROM? A goos noob proof guides out there?
I know, these noob threads are annoying, but I couldn't get a overview over all these crazy ROM
fall-out said:
Hi everybody. I had a Motorola Defy and used the Cyanogen Mod. It worked well. Now I have a HTC One S C2 and I'looking for Kitkat
I read a lot of threads but my confusion grew. What a your recommendations for an almost stable ROM? A goos noob proof guides out there?
I know, these noob threads are annoying, but I couldn't get a overview over all these crazy ROM
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we dont have a stable kitkat rom check viper for sense and pacman with 4.3 .
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So i just switched my HD2 to a HTC sensation. whats the need a link for a root method, thanks
It is one of the first threads in Sensation Android Development sub-forum. Here is the link: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1192300
thanks alot
what do u like/recommend for sense/non-sense ROMs?
(prefer stability over eyecandy)
Honestly, I decided to S-OFF and root my Sensation because of MIUI rom which is non-sense rom and still in beta version. However updates appears every week and devs tries to eliminate known bugs as soon as possible. In near future I'm not going to switch it to other rom.
I have no experience with other roms but I read a lot of flattering opinions about Android Revolution HD rom (sense as well as non-sense) that is running fast and smooth, without major issues.
I hope you will find something suitable for you, there is a lot of them to choose.
This link seems to explain things well, have people followed this guide?
http://theunlockr.com/2011/08/02/ho...android-phone-using-the-revolutionary-method/
i have miui on my hd2, i love it, solid and very user friendly
If MIUI beta version for Sensation won't bother you - I advise you to flash it
thanks, gonna be a long night tonight, lol
hi guys im new to the htc one s just wanted to ask what sort of things it can do and also can i root it ?
kempson87 said:
hi guys im new to the htc one s just wanted to ask what sort of things it can do and also can i root it ?
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Start by reading Qs and ANS section than read the features on FUSION KERNEL and VIPER S ROM (first and second posts) in developer section. They explain the shortcomings and possible improvements in hardware and software of HTC One S!
can you help
mughalgxt said:
Start by reading Qs and ANS section than read the features on FUSION KERNEL and VIPER S ROM (first and second posts) in developer section. They explain the shortcomings and possible improvements in hardware and software of HTC One S!
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im on 4.0.4 trying to root but getting no were what is the best way to do this
There are many threads (both junk and old and good) stickied in the Development section that show how to unlock the bootloader and obtain a custom recovery and root. Then search the custom ROMs on the dev section for more options. Custom ROMs give you many OS tweaks, better performance, and better battery life. Check the thread's OP + recent comments to find out what each ROM has. I would suggest the Viper/Venom ROM or Axiom S. For a custom kernel, try Fusion. There is also AOSP (stock Android) for ICS and Jellybean (CM9 + CM10). Have fun!
I used http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1583427 for root. ATM I'm running http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1850917 Great ROM. You could also try this: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1604677 Worked great for a friend.
Hey guys,
sorry if i'm asking it in the wrong section, but i'm afraid to do it wrong my first time :x
Is there any "clean, naked" Jelly Bean ROM for the One S?
That's pretty all :x
damir.l said:
Hey guys,
sorry if i'm asking it in the wrong section, but i'm afraid to do it wrong my first time :x
Is there any "clean, naked" Jelly Bean ROM for the One S?
That's pretty all :x
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1. next time ask in the QandA forum
2. the rom u r lookung for is cm10 or aokp
cm-> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1799139
aokp-> http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1862156
this 2 roms are aosp based ( aosp= galaxy nesus rom)
PS: u need a unlocked bootloader +root..
Well, cm is the naked jb rom and s/he doesn't need root to flash a rom.
Sent from my HTC One S
Pheroh said:
Well, cm is the naked jb rom and s/he doesn't need root to flash a rom.
Sent from my HTC One S
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How then??
bobsie41 said:
How then??
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How what? All you need is to unlock bootloader, flash custom recovery and then you could flash whatever ROM you want.
Sent from my HTC One S
No there isn't a pure google based rom yet for the oneS . Your best option for now is the cyanogenmod 10 rom, which look very close to stock google.
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damir.l said:
Hey guys,
sorry if i'm asking it in the wrong section, but i'm afraid to do it wrong my first time :x
Is there any "clean, naked" Jelly Bean ROM for the One S?
That's pretty all :x
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To sum up what was mentioned...
No, there is not currently a pure, stock, AOSP rom for the 1S. Cyanogenmod 10 is the closest you can get, as it looks and operates the most like stock, however has many additional features (both visual and performance wise). Here is the link to download CM10 for our device http://get.cm/?device=ville .
Note: CM is releasing "nightlies" which means pretty much everyday an updated rom is released to fix or add features. As of right now, the rom works great, however there are some issues with the camera (video camera does not work properly, although there is a fix).
If you have not flashed a rom to your 1S yet, you will have to do quite a bit of research to get it done. This requires unlocking your bootloader through the HTCdev website, and downloading and installing several files before you can install a new rom. This guide can help you http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1583427 .
Hope this helps, feel free to ask any other questions you may have.
BTW, yes Q&A would have been the correct section, but don't sweat it. Brandonrz is apparently disturbed in some manner.
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Hey everyone i'm new here, so i don't know if this the right place to ask this question sorry.
My question is wich rom is the more stable with lolipop for my one s? Thanks
actually, my ville runs with cyanogenmod 12-20150304-nightly and the latest frosted bricked kernel with cpu overclocking to 1782MHz.
as far, it runs greate and i have no problems in the daily use.
kevinshrgn said:
Hey everyone i'm new here, so i don't know if this the right place to ask this question sorry.
My question is wich rom is the more stable with lolipop for my one s? Thanks
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Try some roms on your own or read the specific rom threads to find the proper rom for you
Hello everyone,
I have frequented XDA for a long time and have been rooting/unlocking my phones since I've had my first smartphone (s3). Until now, I haven't really had any questions pertaining to installing custom roms and the like.
My question is - can I install m8 roms that say they are for "all variants"? I ask because I'd like to start trying out different roms such as the AICP rom but have no idea if it will work on my phone. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I currently have an unlocked m8 running the GPE Marshmallow H10 rom found in the Android Dev section of this forum.
recon224 said:
Hello everyone,
I have frequented XDA for a long time and have been rooting/unlocking my phones since I've had my first smartphone (s3). Until now, I haven't really had any questions pertaining to installing custom roms and the like.
My question is - can I install m8 roms that say they are for "all variants"? I ask because I'd like to start trying out different roms such as the AICP rom but have no idea if it will work on my phone. Any help is greatly appreciated.
I currently have an unlocked m8 running the GPE Marshmallow H10 rom found in the Android Dev section of this forum.
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The way I see it, You better off flashing a ROM which has a thread within this forum. Otherwise it may not work "out of the box" sort to speak.
You actually have to make sure the "All Variants" is meant for the current version you're trying to flash. For instance, new Viper 5.x only works on unlocked/sprint. I think I tried one of the all variants ROMs once and it needed special modifications to work correctly. *shrug*
You could also ask in the AICP thread if there's anything special which needs to be flashed/modified for it to work.