Hi everyone!
The problem occurs in the custom firmware - Maximus HD 10, CM12.1, LybertyROM, etc. When fully loaded androyd he said battery died (0%) and started off. When connecting the charge the battery was 1% witout changes, although in recovery (TWRP) showed normal levels of charge.
A temporary solution was the flashing kernel from the current ROM and clearing the cache, but after turning off the problem reappears. And I risked to remain without a connection, if not get to a computer. I tried HBOOT 2.16 / 2.15, changed the radio version does not matter.
Now I am on stock with HBOOT 2.15 and adnroid 4.1
Does anyone have ideas why this might happen?
P.S. Sorry for my English.
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yesterday, i found that there was an Official OTA of HTC Sense 3.0 and android 2.3.5 for my desire S, so i decided S-ON to get the OTA.
when our phone is S-OFF, we can either using battery calibration or clear the batterystat manual.
now the problem is, my phone battery drain higher than usually after i've S-ON, can i know there're anyway to settle this problem?
instead of installing apps there're anyelse solution?
Hi! Yesterday I've decided to flash custom ROM with sense 4.0. Downgraded HBOOT to 0.98.0000, then performed S-OFF via Revolutionary, then ROOT, FULL WIPE and installed Fallout v.4.4.0, stock kernel 3.0.16. Device reboots itself very often when trying to use it, for example, it reboots while downloading apps in market. Also a problem is that switchers of WiFi and Mobile data are often become unavaliable when I try to switch it ON or OFF, only restart can help.
Also I tried this kernel http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=30507159
Device with it seems to be much faster and smoother, but it's not the way to fix reboots and data transfer togglers issues.
After all of this I installed one more ROM - Nik Project X, but the same problems annoying me!
I can't find reports about such problems on forume. Seems like there is problem with device, but I had never such reboots on stock Android 2.3.5.
Can anyone help me? Should I flash another radio, maybe, or what?
solved
Flashing new radio solved all my problems!
Hello everyone!
I'm one of the unfortunate few with an S3 chip in my HTC One S.
Thanks to developers like torxx, at least we have a TrickDroid ROM specifically made for our VilleC2 devices.
I wanted to find out if it is possible to flash stock recovery after flashing a custom ROM?
My bootloader is unlocked and I used Paul's Superboot method to root my phone. Thereafter I flashed TWRP 2.2.2.1 and left it as is since there were essentially no custom ROMs available for the VilleC2 devices at the time.
After using the phone I noticed a recurring issue with the battery, it would go gray with the "!" mark on it and would jump from 10% to 50% when I reboot the phone. Battery calibration did not solve this issue.
I successfully flashed TrickDroid 1.0 but this did not fix the battery issue either.
So I relocked my bootloader today and reloaded the RUU. The battery issue seems to have gone away, didn't get a single gray "!" occurence for the past 4 hours (and keeping fingers crossed that it doesn't occur again!).
I surmised it could be TWRP causing my battery mis-calibration and so was wondering if it was possible for me to re-root, flash TWRP, flash TrickDroid, then flash stock recovery over TWRP.
I'm very new to all this, so any advice at all would help!
Thanks in advance!
Hi everyone,
Since few days, I have an battery icon issue. When my tablet reachs 100% of battery, I unplug it. However, my problem is the battery level doesn't decrease. It stuck on 100% during a lot of hours. After 4 or 5 hours, the level decreases ... So I can't really know how much battery remains.
I'm unlocked, was using CleanRom then I try Cyanogend 10.1 Nightlies.
Maybe a battery calibration can solved my problem but I don't find "wipe Batterystat" on TWRP.
Try to install stock rom.
Thank's, I'll test it, on Android 4.1.
Except if I have not seen it on XDA, Asus 4.2 OTA are not available to flash on recovery yet ?
Hazard17 said:
Try to install stock rom.
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After installing stock rom 10.4.2.20, problem is still there ... Thus, in TWRP Recovery, the battery indication shows 100% too, so it doesn't look like a rom problem
Wipe batterystat.bin after charging hasn't solved issue
Hi.
I'm working on my girlfriends One S, which recently had:
Viper Rom 3.1
HBoot 2.15
Unlocked BL
Radio 1.15
After constantly getting random reboots, up to 20 times a day, I tried to S-OFF her device - without success - to update radio and kernel.
As far as I as know you need to be S-OFF to update kernel and radio, is it so?
Well I tried to restore her device from a NAND backup (which was using TrickDroid 9.0, or something), but now it is constantly rebooting while "system isn't responding", and it isn't asking for the PIN-code and not connecting to the mobile network. Basically it is stuck when fully booted. I can't go to settings to enable USB debugging or anything...
I am able to go to recovery and the bootloader and that is it..
Please help.. what do I need to do?