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In the premium version will my phone stay connected to my car via bluetooth with the "Except if active" option? As it is right now, if I'm on a phone call in my car over bluetooth, I lose the connection after 10 minutes (my "after screen off" setting).

No issues here. I'm on AT&T, and simply took the sim card out of my One X and plugged it into my global gsm moto g. Selected the AT&T APN, rebooted, and no issues with data over HSPA.

The AT&T releases are generally gimped. Tethering is usually disabled and linkify is broken. There is no reason to use the AT&T release over one of the others when Scott has added the APN.

You need to update your firmware.

Scott, Just wanted to say thanks once more. I've been on 7.0.p1 since the day it was released without a single issue. I think it's funny that people are still having problems because they didn't update their firmware, and insist on trying all the kernels that introduce more problems. To each...

The only problem is that when you do this, you're stuck with it showing "AT&T" on the left side the statusbar. If you change the CID then you get the AT&T icons without the labeling. :)

The firmware zip doesn't go on your phone. It goes in the folder on your computer where ADB and fastboot resides. Typically C:\android-sdk\platform-tools\

If you want to use the AT&T 4G/4G LTE icons instead of the international icons, it appears that HTC phones on 4.2.2 look at the phone's CID to determine which icon set and signal bar ratio will be used. If you're s-off, you can simply do fastboot oem writecid CWS__001 to set the CID back to...

Zoe is neat, but there's still some problems with the zoom (not that I'd recommend using digital zoom on *any* camera, but that's unrelated). As far as advanced power menu options, as long as you have fastboot disabled in the power settings, you can simply pick "reboot" and as soon as the...

Scott, Thank you for putting this together. I prefer a debloated, simple rom like you always do. I updated my firmware via the instructions in Turge's stock deodex rom thread. Everything is running great!

I'll keep repeating it: LTE has a different noise floor than 3G/HSPA, so the ratio of signal bars to signal strength should not be the same between them. 3G/HSPA will lose connection around -110 dBm, while LTE can hold onto a signal until about -125 dBm. Ultimately it is just a cosmetic...

I installed the same ROM zip, entered the AT&T APN manually, rebooted, and do not have the AT&T icons showing. You must've done something, because it definitely doesn't use the AT&T icons by default.

All of the signal icon files are included regardless of which carrier release it is. HTC simply sets the active set based on which carrier it goes with. If you dig into all the international releases (Telstra, T-Mobile Germany, etc) you'll find both sets of icons in the systemui.apk. If you see...

No, they're not actually lying. LTE has a different noise floor, and can hold onto a signal much longer than 3G/HSPA. 3G/HSPA will lose connection around -110 dBm, whereas LTE can maintain a connection until around -125 dBm. Therefore, the ratio of bars to signal strength should represent this.

Which radio are you using? Toggling LTE works fine for me. I'm using the matching 3.17 radio that goes with this base. Verify that you have the right APN selected. Someone else was also having trouble with MMS and this ROM, so you may want to check back a few pages in the thread.

Sorry I didn't get to this earlier in the day. As I mentioned last night, here's a flashable zip for the "HQ" battery percent. PNG attached as well for people to see what the icons look like, in case they missed it before. Make sure you wipe cache/dalvik after flashing. All this does is replace...

Sure, please do!

It's probably quiet because there aren't any problems. :) Seems like a really good release. I was running the older stock odexed 3.17 without any tweaks besides adding battery percentage, and this feels noticeably smoother. I know someone was asking about slightly larger text for the battery...

Sounds like the memory leak that is still present?

If it's based on 3.17 it shouldn't show AT&T in the statusbar or have the ugly 4G LTE icons. It also shouldn't have issues with HTC linkify. The battery saver notification is still present on all 3.17 based roms though unless specifically removed. There's some file you can edit to get rid of it...

The One XL has an LCD, not OLED. Background color makes no difference in power consumption, because the backlight is always on regardless of what color is showing. Only OLED displays save power with black backgrounds.

It's really too bad it's on the AT&T base, as it does limit tethering and also includes the terrible US only linkify. For the most part, though, Scott has moved on to other phones/devices.

You can't do anything except wait for t-mobile to upgrade their network in your area. Until then you'll only get edge.

Did you check the cm10.1 issues list for a memory leak entry and star it? Or if there isn't one visible, did you create a new one? Only way you're going to have it get resolved.

Oops. Forgot that little ".1" when I was typing it out.

Just noticed the next nightly has changes going all the way back to March 17: http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#evita/cm10/next Must be getting closer!

Go to stock voltages on the kernel. Seriously.

Are you running the latest CM10 nightly off of get.cm, or one of Cory's compiled builds? It was fixed in Cory's, since his builds are using the latest changes.

It updates the wifi firmware on your device to what is included in the 3.17 RUU or OTA. Some people need this if they have older firmware and are getting random reboots related to wifi connecting/disconnecting. To be clear, wifi firmware is normally only updated by an RUU or OTA. It's not...

That really doesn't make any sense.... Flashing this rom doesn't touch the radio. The RUU put the 3.18 radio on...then writing the same radio over itself after you install the rom solves battery drain? Doesn't make any sense at all. I guess if it works, then roll with it, but I'd have to see...

Wait until the message finishes sending, then hit back.

Only that you're wiping your apps/messages/data/etc. Wouldn't hurt anything otherwise.

Take a deep breath and try a little punctuation. That's seriously a long run-on sentence. :) Try taking your sim card out and re-inserting it.

Just the AT&T changes, such as linkify, no tethering without the appropriate data plan, ugly data icons, and AT&T bloatware.

You can't disable LTE on the AT&T base roms. It's been this way since the original 1.73 release. Only the international roms allow it.

Anyway, it's just another reason the US base roms are a pain. Linkify is messed up...can't toggle LTE...tethering doesn't work unless you're on an actual family share plan, etc.

As I said just a couple posts above, it's due to AT&T and HTC changing linkify on 3.18. They did the same thing to 2.20. Only with a non-AT&T base ROM will you get the normal app selection screen when tapping a link. Use a 3.17 based ROM instead and it will work as you want. Currently there is...

Unfortunately, no. You have to use a 3.17 based rom that doesn't have AT&T's modified (screwed up) linkify.

The RIL is not part of firmware. It's in the ROM. Therefore, it is included in Cleanrom 6 r2.

Cleanrom 6 r2 is based on 3.18. It already has the 3.18 RILs. There is absolutely no need to flash the RILs again if you want to use the 3.18 radio unless you changed them to something else. Next time, please try to be respectful. This is the Cleanrom thread, not ViperXL, and there's certainly...

Don't flash the ril.

Turge's wifi update works fine with non viper roms. The only one you can download is from 3.17. The 3.18 version is within the venomhub. The 3.17 version backs up your existing partitions and saves them to a viper or venom folder on your sdcard. It also checks for the existence of these backups...

Since you're still on ICS you're going to need to flash a JB rom first in order for s-off to work, including fastboot flashing the kernel, unless you use viperxl, since it can still flash the kernel despite you having hboot 1.14. If you try to do s-off on an ICS rom it usually fails.

If you're not s-off then you'll have to flash the kernel separately via fastboot. Otherwise it should work fine.

Use a 3.17 rom rather than 3.18. AT&T messes up HTC Linkify on their phones in the US. Edit: for the record, I'm not saying don't use this rom. There's nothing wrong with it. But if you want the "normal" linkify function you won't get it on a 3.18 rom because of AT&T/HTC.

Understandably risking a brick isn't a good idea. I would think, though, that if you're s-off, and you don't touch the hboot and recovery partitions, there should't be much risk. For instance, Turge's wifi update is just flashing adsp.img and wcnss.img to mmcblk0p18 and mmcblk0p19 respectively...

Actually, according to the person that originally posted in this thread with a link to his "issue" in the general section, he only had problems with custom roms, and that 3.18 stock didn't have the issue. Turns out he was wrong. Read his thread in the general section now. The first post was...

It works on 3.18 if you have a family share or tethering plan from AT&T. Otherwise, nope. Just one more reason to keep using 3.17 roms. Personally, I can't use 3.18 simply because I hate how they implemented HTC linkify. Drives me bonkers.

This only works if you have never flashed a custom rom, as that could change the displayed software number. Like if you ran the 2.20 RUU, then flashed Scott's stock 3.18 rom, you would have 2.20 firmware but the software version would show 3.18.

Your firmware is equal to whatever RUU you last ran or OTA you took, or your phone arrived with when new if you haven't run an RUU/OTA. For instance, if you bought your phone new when they came out last year in the spring, and never RUU'd to 1.85 or 2.20, or took an OTA, then you have 1.73...