[ROM][04/26/12] Virtuous Inquisition v4.0.2 :: AOSP-Experience Senseless ICS (4.0.3)

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BobbyHill

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Am I the only one still having problems with SMS messages being displayed as from the wrong people?

I thought it might be a a GoSMS problem, so I removed that and installed Handcent. Sent a friend a text, got two replies from him. The first came back as from him, the second from a totally different contact.

I am at my wit's end here.
 

janarioo

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i got the new beta , working fine till now , so did anyone tried vol key mod etc wid this one?? i read the other posts no has tried yet i guess , if anyone does plz let us now

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notimethanks

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Is anyone else having any color distortion? My dark grays are somewhat green and some other colors look desaturated. For example in the Google plus app the main buttons are less saturated then on other roms. Not a huge deal, but not right.
 

ukjm2k

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I like the fact that the lockscreen is disabled when using the patern, I mean : when you press the power button, you're on the patern directly ! :)

Thanks a lot Virtious Team :D

This is an AOSP feature, but im not too sure I like it!
I use a pattern, but upon pressing the wake button, I like to have the option to unlock or go straight to the camera.

How do I do this from the lockscreen now if it goes directly to the pattern unlock screen?

Really appreciate the efforts of devs :)
VI 3.5.0 is best ROM imo.
 
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pterion

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That's the one. :)

Like I say it can be done in the bootloader so don't worry, you've not killed it.

As soon as I boot into the bootloader it automatically executes update on PG58IMG.zip and then tells me that the CID is incorrect and I have to restart. fastboot devices and adb devices don't give me anyting back. Should I try to mount the SDCARD directly and delete the PG58IMG.zip will I then be able to run the bootloader normally and connect to my phone via fastboot?
 

flash5000

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As soon as I boot into the bootloader it automatically executes update on PG58IMG.zip and then tells me that the CID is incorrect and I have to restart. fastboot devices and adb devices don't give me anyting back. Should I try to mount the SDCARD directly and delete the PG58IMG.zip will I then be able to run the bootloader normally and connect to my phone via fastboot?

Yes.

:)
 
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Catnap

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As soon as I boot into the bootloader it automatically executes update on PG58IMG.zip and then tells me that the CID is incorrect and I have to restart. fastboot devices and adb devices don't give me anyting back. Should I try to mount the SDCARD directly and delete the PG58IMG.zip will I then be able to run the bootloader normally and connect to my phone via fastboot?

Just take the SD card out, perform super CID and then put it back in.
 

Catnap

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All ROMs should always wipe /system. A "patch" won't wipe /system. When he says no wipe required, that's referring to a /data wipe. Things have always been this way. It doesn't make sense otherwise.

Give me a break- if, for instance, 3 APKs have been altered and they're the same name as before, there is absolutely no point in wiping the entire partition. They'll be overwritten.

I'm not saying that's what's happened here, but it is not necessary to always wipe /system.
 

Datlilboricua

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anyone in eastern us what radio is the best or is it firmware I use to have full bars now I have 2 I'm new to the sensation other then that great from guys loving it and what CPU settings ya recommend

Sent From The Pooper eater
 

rmk40

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All ROMs should always wipe /system. A "patch" won't wipe /system. When he says no wipe required, that's referring to a /data wipe. Things have always been this way. It doesn't make sense otherwise.

Correct. Wipe always user data. /system will be formatted every single time you flash unless a package is explicitly labeled a patch.

Give me a break- if, for instance, 3 APKs have been altered and they're the same name as before, there is absolutely no point in wiping the entire partition. They'll be overwritten.

I'm not saying that's what's happened here, but it is not necessary to always wipe /system.

It is necessary. People apply all kinds of changes to /system, via mods, addons, etc. Formatting system and flashing all contents makes sure you are in an absolute, known state.

Wipe has always referred to *user* data. When you're flashing a ROM, every partition other than /data and /sdcard is fair game. No ROM should ever touch the two of those. As for /system, /cache, boot, etc, never assume they will persist when you flash anything.
 

Pard0ned

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Just dropping by to say the latest ROM is working perfectly. I full wiped as I came from another ROM.

Thanks RMK! Very much appreciated!
 

zero01101

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Correct. Wipe always user data. /system will be formatted every single time you flash unless a package is explicitly labeled a patch.
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Wipe has always referred to *user* data. When you're flashing a ROM, every partition other than /data and /sdcard is fair game. No ROM should ever touch the two of those. As for /system, /cache, boot, etc, never assume they will persist when you flash anything.

today i learned. thanks! phenomenal rom, by the way. an hour after flashing 3.5.1b1 and i'm back to running as i was earlier this morning.

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so i've noticed that widgetlocker has some irregularities when applied over face unlock. if i wake my phone (power button, natch) it immediately jumps to face unlock, then widgetlocker appears and expects input, and after that the fallback pattern-unlock appears. vinq 3.5.0/3.0.0 didn't do this... peculiar...

well, now it's just all weird. widgetlocker pops up first (now) and after unlocking wl the face unlock black-box appears, but the front camera doesn't activate, but it DOES accept my pattern unlock (drawn blindly on the face unlock pane.) it's like face unlock has higher priority over widgetlocker and tries to execute first.

ima play around and see if i can't find something worthwhile in logcat.

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yeah, face unlock combined with widgetlocker seems completely borked in 3.5.1b1. can't find anything interesting in logcat except for the fact that anything mentioning facelock isn't called whatsoever within waking the screen, swiping past widgetlocker and authenticating past keyguard/pattern/screen lock (input pattern on face-unlock "black box.") curious, indeed.
 
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stonew5082

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Why do I randomly lose network? I have to go into airplane mode then back.. Am I the only one?

Sent from my HTC Sensation Z710e using xda premium
 

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    Virtuous Inquisition is a an ICS (4.0.3) Senseless ROM, meaning essentially all Sense components have been removed in favor of their AOSP counterparts. Everything except the camera app has been replaced. Any work, such as mods or fixes, you would like to contribute would be gladly accepted. The project has one goal, to provide a ROM which is as close-to-AOSP-ICS as possible.

    • Based off the HTC 3.32.401.5 *release* base.

    • Sense has effectively been removed. Some components may be coming back (such as the camera and music player), as they are better than their AOSP counterparts. I'll provide an option for purists who want AOSP-only-no-matter-what.

    • Remaining HTC framework beautifully themed to match ICS by shnizlon.

    • Stock kernel, not overclocked.

    • Pre-rooted with the latest version of Superuser and modified ramdisk to allow adb remount, mock locations, etc.

    • IO optimizations including the use of ext4 with writeback journaling for all mounts and larger read-ahead buffer for improved sdcard performance.

    • Automated battery calibration. Just plug your phone in after a wipe and charge it to full (preferably overnight), then let our script do the rest.

    • Over the air updates via ROM Manager.





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    VI 4.0.2 Goodies by Socali

    This post will kept updated with Fixes / Patches / Notes for VI 4.0.2 by Socali

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    Important Kernel Files Reset for VI 4.0.2 by Socali

    SebastianFM Kernel v1.4.1, which is included with VI 4.0.2, comes with Sebastian's own thermald.
    This thermald includes, in my opinion, extremely high temps settings. The problem is that those settings are hard-coded and are not read from the thermald.conf file.
    Other kernels are expecting the default thermald and not this custom one, so they are not overwriting it.

    I strongly recommend flashing this before flashing any other kernel. Even in-between flashing different kernels, as different kernels might include other files that need to be replaced/removed.
    This patch will reset kernel related files that exist in the ROM's partition to the original HTC v3.32 default files.
    This does not include an actual kernel - you must flash a kernel after this patch and before rebooting the phone.

    Download flashable: kernel-reset-vi402-socali.zip
    md5sum: e8453ea397855c3ecf42030734831a45

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    Sebastian Kernel v1.30.2 Underclocked to 1.242Mhz for VI 4.0.2 by Socali

    (This is the same kernel posted by me before, but in a new package that includes the Kernel Reset Patch, so you can simply download and flash one file.)

    This is Sebastian Kernel v1.30.2 hexedited by me to underclock it to 1.242Mhz with a safer (or more conservative) thermald.conf file.
    This gives you kernel closest to the original HTC v3.32 one with Sebastian's MultiTouch fix and ZRAM support.
    I prefer keeping the CPU clock at 1.2mhz so that the CPU stays stable and cool and doesn't drain the battery as quickly.
    I hexedited it instead of recompiling so that I stay as close as possible to Sebastian's build.

    Note: This kernel will give you lower benchmark scores (about 5700-5800 AnTuTu score on my phone). This is not a bug, it's a feature..

    Download flashable: kernel-v1.30.2-uc-1.242mhz-socali.zip
    md5sum: b4f69d3be2ee48994e785160eb57c452

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    Ultimate Quad Lockscreen v4 for VI 4.0.2 by Socali

    96 Different customization combinations!
    New Aroma based installer - easier to install and choose the options you want.

    Options include:
    1) Choose Full-ring (compatible with Accessibility) or Half-ring layout.
    2) Show/hide quadlock when pattern/PIN is set.
    3) Use Volume Keys to Wakeup the phone.
    4) Allow/disable notifications pull-down.
    5) Open one of the following apps:
    AOSP MMS, ChompSMS, HandcentSMS, GoSMS, PansiSMS, Google Voice.

    Please note: 4Ext Touch Recovery is required for installation.

    Download flashable: ultimate-quadlock-v4-vi402-socali.zip
    md5sum: 1f437396becb2f4847d56e04845d4491

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    This is the result of hours of effort researching, fixing and testing. You're welcome! :)
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    AOSP Phone With Mute Fix for VI 4.0.0 by Socali

    AOSP Phone With Mute Fix for VI 4.0.0 by Socali

    This is my fix to the AOSP Phone included with VI 4.0.0, that enables the mute button during calls.
    This one took a lot of time and research, but I finally got it! :D
    (For those who didn't know, the phone included in the rom does not mute - bug #984 on VI issue tracker)

    Download flashable: aosp-phone-mute-fix-vi400-socali.zip
    md5sum: c14b5714b28e42232991c1694b91e526

    This is the result of hours of effort researching, fixing and testing. You're welcome! :)