I flashed it and bluetooth still does not work. The same as before, it can only pair but can't send/receive.
Also, there is no charging status. As a matter of fact nothing changed. I am using x3reme Sense v5 after getting soft bricked because of the hboot update. I have been using it for a while and don't even feel like switching, not even from my mid version to lite version.
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Ok so I'd like to collect some information on this Bluetooth issue, but going to need help from people using this kernel. I need information from anyone using it, not just those with Bluetooth issues. So, anyone whose willing (and using the kernel in this thread) please reply answering the following questions:
1) Are you experiencing issues with Bluetooth?
2) Are you using the new hboot and radio or just the new radio?
3) What ROM(s) have you tried it with?
4) For those who have Bluetooth issues: please explain your problems in as much detail as possible. Also, do have problems with any Bluetooth device, or just certain ones (i.e. works with headsets, but not in-car setups).
1) Are you experiencing issues with Bluetooth?
2) Are you using the new hboot and radio or just the new radio?
3) What ROM(s) have you tried it with?
4) For those who have Bluetooth issues: please explain your problems in as much detail as possible. Also, do have problems with any Bluetooth device, or just certain ones (i.e. works with headsets, but not in-car setups).
I'll test tomorrow (today) all day and reply later this evening sometime close to midnight
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Tried it with x3sense. Seems to pair with all devices but not communicate, or be very sporadic. Making it barely usable for things like file transfers to a computer, and completely unusable for audio. Tried with a bt headset and a car hookup.
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I have the exact same situation as robaho, only tried it with one device. I have new hboot and radio.
You can follow this guide: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1705484 basically you revert back to stock, check for updates in about phone or something and apply the first update, but I'd HIGHLY recommend NOT applying the second update (73mb) because it updates your hboot (which at this time helps us in no way) and there is no RUU compatible with that hboot so you would be stuck on the new radio and hboot (bad if you get bricked) so just do the first update (which updates your radio)
My phone is having weather sync problems where it stays on a city after I have left that city.
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Would this kernel work with this?
Bah can't attach a ss but here's my hboot 1.57
Radio 1.00.5.0808
Not sure if I should OTA as its telling me there's updates or not just want a kernel that let's me set min max io etc again
Edit: forgot to mention I'm on cricket
Another edit here's a ss I'm still tryin to figure out which kernel regardless of bugs will work for gov io etc on this an let me fix allot of the dang hang ups.
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Bah can't attach a ss but here's my hboot 1.57
Radio 1.00.5.0808
Not sure if I should OTA as its telling me there's updates or not just want a kernel that let's me set min max io etc again
Edit: forgot to mention I'm on cricket
Another edit here's a ss I'm still tryin to figure out which kernel regardless of bugs will work for gov io etc on this an let me fix allot of the dang hang ups.
Sent from my HTC One V using Tapatalk 2
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So, I found a little workaround on how to get bluetooth to work with this kernel.
Like the rest of you, I have updated to the latest HBoot and I am forced to either stick with the stock kernel or use this kernel and lose bluetooth.
The problem with this kernel seems to be that it is not able to connect to my bluetooth devices (headset and car's bluetooth) So, I've conducted a little experiment. I went back to the stock kernel and connected both my bluetooth headset and car's bluetooth successfully. I then went back to fastboot and installed this kernel, and both my bluetooth headsets and car's bluetooth are working.
It seems that this kernel has a hard time obtaining bluetooth connectivity so, using the stock kernel to obtain bluetooth information and then installing this kernel seems to do the trick.
Hope this helps somebody out there.
Edit: This bluetooth trick only seems to work correctly with my headset. The car's bluetooth connects but the audio still comes out of the phone.
Like the rest of you, I have updated to the latest HBoot and I am forced to either stick with the stock kernel or use this kernel and lose bluetooth.
The problem with this kernel seems to be that it is not able to connect to my bluetooth devices (headset and car's bluetooth) So, I've conducted a little experiment. I went back to the stock kernel and connected both my bluetooth headset and car's bluetooth successfully. I then went back to fastboot and installed this kernel, and both my bluetooth headsets and car's bluetooth are working.
It seems that this kernel has a hard time obtaining bluetooth connectivity so, using the stock kernel to obtain bluetooth information and then installing this kernel seems to do the trick.
Hope this helps somebody out there.
Edit: This bluetooth trick only seems to work correctly with my headset. The car's bluetooth connects but the audio still comes out of the phone.
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Is this kernel still recommended to be used on latest One V's if you're trying to stay on stock rom?
Sorry for the late reply.
I haven't been following any Development going on for this device, but from what I can tell this is still the only kernel that supports overclocking on Sense-based ROMs for people who have updated their device.
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11Thanks to simonsimons34 we now have a kernel compatible with Virgin Mobile's recent FOTAs (new radio and new hboot) AND supports overclocking!!
This kernel is for Sense-based ICS ROMs, however one for AOSP-based ICS ROMs (i.e. CM9) can be found in this post.
In fact, this is the exact same kernel - I just used the RAMDISK from Virgin's most recent FOTA to make it compatible with Sense-based ROMs.
So, if you use it, PLEASE give Simon a thanks in the post I linked.
What the FOTA?!?
Instructions for flashing (kernel only)
Download attached boot.img
Flash boot.img in fastboot "fastboot flash boot boot.img"
Instructions for flashing (ROM & kernel)
- Follow the instructions of the Sense-based ICS ROM you want to install with the following amendment:
- When flashing the boot.img in fastboot, use the one attached.
Credits and Thanks:- simonsimons34: for compiling the kernel and implementing the necessary changes to make it support VM's updates. (Basically all the heavy lifting) You ROCK!
- russellvone: for testing and supplying the updated modules from the FOTA.
- All the people developing for this device: You're why we're here.
Known Issues*- Bluetooth is spotty at best and won't always pair with devices.
- Phone won't display "Charging" status when plugged in (though it will actually charge)
Changelog- 5/07/2013: Rebuilt Kernel+Ramdisk so it no longer needs a flashable ZIP (thanks again to Simon for the instructions).
- 5/02/2013: First Release
*Important Notes
This Kernel is essentially provided "as-is".
Fixing the items under known issues would essentially require someone who possess the knowledge recompiling the kernel from source and I do not possess that knowledge.
This is simply a port of the AOSP kernel Simon made for this device to be usable on Sense ROMs and those issues could exist in both kernels or just simply be caused by "porting" the kernel.
@demoport has posted a work-around for the Bluetooth issue in this thread. It can be found here.3I'm doing some play testing right now with the kernel and different ROMs and running stock, once done I'll post full findings.
I just ran the RUU and flashed the kernel to see what happens.
I gotta say, was rather surprised by them.
Charging Status: Working
Bluetooth: Working
Also after using myOneV for so long now it was nice to see that 3G icon again - oh how I've missed you. :laugh:
(Can't see it in the pic as I was testing to make sure Wi-Fi worked.)
Attached to this post as requested, please let me know your results.246 downloads on the flashable zip and no comments? I'm gonna take that as a good thing LOL :victory:
OP has been updated. Hopefully removed the need for a flashable zip, just fastboot flash the boot.img. If for some reason it's not working like it was/should let me know, I'll put the original flashable zip back.2So, I found a little workaround on how to get bluetooth to work with this kernel.
Like the rest of you, I have updated to the latest HBoot and I am forced to either stick with the stock kernel or use this kernel and lose bluetooth.
The problem with this kernel seems to be that it is not able to connect to my bluetooth devices (headset and car's bluetooth) So, I've conducted a little experiment. I went back to the stock kernel and connected both my bluetooth headset and car's bluetooth successfully. I then went back to fastboot and installed this kernel, and both my bluetooth headsets and car's bluetooth are working.
It seems that this kernel has a hard time obtaining bluetooth connectivity so, using the stock kernel to obtain bluetooth information and then installing this kernel seems to do the trick.
Hope this helps somebody out there.
Edit: This bluetooth trick only seems to work correctly with my headset. The car's bluetooth connects but the audio still comes out of the phone.1I've been running this kernel/modules combination since you first asked me to test and its absolutely been stable for all the hard usage i put my phone through.
Thanks a million simonsimons34 and
-Duir- - Follow the instructions of the Sense-based ICS ROM you want to install with the following amendment:
