I recently rooted my HTC One M7 for the first time with ViperOne 6.2.1, so I'm still pretty new to rooting terms and processes. One of the main reasons I rooted was to modify the vibration intensity of my phone. It is far too strong at the moment and unable to be changed without root. I think I've found a solution, but it requires the faux kernel. I'm a little confused on the difference between ROMs and kernels, but is it possible to keep ViperOne and still use the faux kernel to modify vibration? Or is there another way I can turn down the vibration intensity a few notches? Any replies are much appreciated!
jbart12 said:
I recently rooted my HTC One M7 for the first time with ViperOne 6.2.1, so I'm still pretty new to rooting terms and processes. One of the main reasons I rooted was to modify the vibration intensity of my phone. It is far too strong at the moment and unable to be changed without root. I think I've found a solution, but it requires the faux kernel. I'm a little confused on the difference between ROMs and kernels, but is it possible to keep ViperOne and still use the faux kernel to modify vibration? Or is there another way I can turn down the vibration intensity a few notches? Any replies are much appreciated!
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You should be able to use the faux kernel with ViperOne, i don't know if they are 100% compatible, but you will need to be S-off to flash the kernel.
Fhgwhgads said:
You should be able to use the faux kernel with ViperOne, i don't know if they are 100% compatible, but you will need to be S-off to flash the kernel.
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Are you talking about this one? If so, I don't think it'll work because the mount points are different.
EDIT: Also, it says specifically in the thread that it doesn't support Sprint.. @jbart12
StormyNight said:
Are you talking about this one? If so, I don't think it'll work because the mount points are different.
EDIT: Also, it says specifically in the thread that it doesn't support Sprint.. @jbart12
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I don't know how I didn't see that, but glad you caught it before I tried. There has to be a way for Sprint users to lower vibration intensity though...
jbart12 said:
I don't know how I didn't see that, but glad you caught it before I tried. There has to be a way for Sprint users to lower vibration intensity though...
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Reading through the thread, apparently faux was testing the Sprint kernel.. and that was the last mention of Sprint in the kernel thread. Will try searching some more.
StormyNight said:
Reading through the thread, apparently faux was testing the Sprint kernel.. and that was the last mention of Sprint in the kernel thread. Will try searching some more.
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As will I, thank you very much!
jbart12 said:
As will I, thank you very much!
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Found something; will update this post as I search more:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=44265076&highlight=vibration#post44265076
EDIT #1: Have you tried this app? It might help solve your problem.
StormyNight said:
Found something; will update this post as I search more:
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?p=44265076&highlight=vibration#post44265076
EDIT #1: Have you tried this app? It might help solve your problem.
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You might be on to something, but for some reason the app won't let me passed this screen to create a custom vibrate style. I'm continuing to look for the answer but little luck here
jbart12 said:
You might be on to something, but for some reason the app won't let me passed this screen to create a custom vibrate style. I'm continuing to look for the answer but little luck here
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Scratch my last message, I was able to access custom vibrations by holding the back button. THANK YOU! Just what I was looking for
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I am at work and cant install anything on my work machine. Can someone who is still running the stock rom on the ATT Vivid (doesnt matter if its rooted) make a copy of it and upload it please?
I remember seeing some references to throttling in it and wanted to look in to a few things... just bored at work
This should getcha what you need.
Chris
The stock build.prop is so sloppy, I can't believe htc allowed that to pass
Sent from my HTC PH39100
qballxx said:
This should getcha what you need.
Chris
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Thank you very much!
Pirateghost said:
The stock build.prop is so sloppy, I can't believe htc allowed that to pass
Sent from my HTC PH39100
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i could agree more! I had a hard time looking through it the other day. made me want to vomit.
Pirateghost said:
The stock build.prop is so sloppy, I can't believe htc allowed that to pass
Sent from my HTC PH39100
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Hey PG, did you notice this one line in the original:
Code:
ro.ril.multirab.throttling=1
... i cant seem to find any info on it, know anything about it? Wondering if someone could disable their throttling by editing this setting.. Im not currently throttled or running the stock rom so i have no way to test it.
shogunmark said:
Hey PG, did you notice this one line in the original:
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ro.ril.multirab.throttling=1
... i cant seem to find any info on it, know anything about it? Wondering if someone could disable their throttling by editing this setting.. Im not currently throttled or running the stock rom so i have no way to test it.
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yeah, i noticed that when building RumRaider. im not on stock nor do i get throttled, so i have no way of testing this if you were to set it to 0 or just comment it out
hmmm....interesting. read page 18
http://www.4gamericas.org/documents/3GAmericas_QoSPolicy_Dec19-07.pdf
not much else out there. multi-rab seems pretty common, but i cant find anything pertaining to that line in build.prop
Hey guys
I'm not a noob but there is still a question for me about different of hboot. I have BlackRose 2.03 installed but I don't know what it has that is better than other hboots. Can anyone help please?
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Hey guys
I'm not a noob but there is still a question for me about different of hboot. I have BlackRose 2.03 installed but I don't know what it has that is better than other hboots. Can anyone help please?
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That's the most up to date, you're fine
Sent from my Infected ViperVivo
Dude! I know it is the latest one cause I've been searching about it for a whole day. but, what is the benefit of it. I mean I know what is Rom, Kernel, etc. I just still don't know what an hboot really represents! Can you tell me a short guide?:good:
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Dude! I know it is the latest one cause I've been searching about it for a whole day. but, what is the benefit of it. I mean I know what is Rom, Kernel, etc. I just still don't know what an hboot really represents! Can you tell me a short guide?:good:
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Its basically just compatibility
Many roms need blackrose to flash, (dont ask why)
Its better to have latest to be on the safe side.
Sent from one of the few remaining Incredible S'
Not really full of details but thanks anyway. At least I know the basic thing about hboot.
Eternalman said:
Not really full of details but thanks anyway. At least I know the basic thing about hboot.
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Sorry mate, tbh, im not entirely sure what hboot is either. Just now the compatibility side.
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hello im not sure if anyone posted this issue but i couldnt find any threads that r about this for sprint... when someone calls my phone they get a anooying static sound immediately when i answer the call but it only lasts for a couple seconds then its normal. no idea what this is about but would love to find out the cause so if it has something to do with my device i can get it replaced if need be.
my device= sprint HTC ONE M8 H/k edition, unlocked, s-offed, rooted, running ViperOneM8 latest version, latest firmware
any suggestions to what is causing this would be great thanks
Are you using a custom kernel?
Magnum_Enforcer said:
Are you using a custom kernel?
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yes i believe i am actually.. MassStashX kernel
Original T said:
yes i believe i am actually.. MassStashX kernel
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Might want to check his thread in development. There was some discussion of this issue recently.
Magnum_Enforcer said:
Might want to check his thread in development. There was some discussion of this issue recently.
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i checked out his thread but i only found someone mentioning the static noise but no responses his post about it that i found.
also its only on the callers end and only happens for a couple seconds instantly after i answer the call then its gone.
EDIT: so it seems it is a kernel issue.. i dirty flashed viper to get the original kernel back and now the static is no longer there at all. so thanks for pointing me in the right direction.
how to install sense 7 on my htc one m7
i have an unlocked bootloader
Flash Sense 7 ROM
donkeykong1 said:
Flash Sense 7 ROM
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where to get it from??
amir_khan007 said:
where to get it from??
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All roms are in the development sections of this m7 forum
alray said:
All roms are in the development sections of this m7 forum
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plz can i get the link to it
amir_khan007 said:
plz can i get the link to it
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It's one thread below the help you're in now, Not to hard to find.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one/development
You also missed the suttle message of @alrays last post. Which is "Use the normal font to post in the forums" Large font = yelling!!!
mb_guy said:
It's one thread below the help you're in now, Not to hard to find.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/htc-one/development
You also missed the suttle message of @alrays last post. Which is "Use the normal font to post in the forums" Large font = yelling!!!
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i just wanted to be loud and clear
can u tell the difference in kernal and rom
and what actually is a kernel
amir_khan007 said:
i just wanted to be loud and clear
can u tell the difference in kernal and rom
and what actually is a kernel
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I honestly don't want to be rude, but you really have to do your own research. You're asking questions, that you can find all your answers for in the forum sections or by simply google them. I personally really don't recommend you flashing any custom rom or do anything to your phone until all the basics are clear enough to you to start off. Once you have some ideas what flashing, custom roms, custom kernels... etc are it will be a very simple and SAFE process to move on! Good luck!
http://forum.xda-developers.com/wiki/ROM-VS-Kernel
Hello, i just got myself a Nexus 6 and I noticed an issue .that's the volume get lower when listening to music. I did some googling and found out it's a common issue. I want to know whether there's a fix to that or flashing a custom ROM would help. Thank you.
kwartey said:
Hello, i just got myself a Nexus 6 and I noticed an issue .that's the volume get lower when listening to music. I did some googling and found out it's a common issue. I want to know whether there's a fix to that or flashing a custom ROM would help. Thank you.
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Try 'Volume Control Plus' of Firestorm Apps.
NLBeev said:
Try 'Volume Control Plus' of Firestorm Apps.
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thanks, but what will it actually do?
kwartey said:
thanks, but what will it actually do?
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It's a set and forget app.
There are sliders for the several sound channels. And the incall volume can be set.
kwartey said:
Hello, i just got myself a Nexus 6 and I noticed an issue .that's the volume get lower when listening to music. I did some googling and found out it's a common issue. I want to know whether there's a fix to that or flashing a custom ROM would help. Thank you.
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Long thread on this issue here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/curious-speaker-volume-lowering-issue-t3136759
Pkt_Lnt said:
Long thread on this issue here.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/nexus-6/general/curious-speaker-volume-lowering-issue-t3136759
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I just read through that post. Am on android 7.0 . Is the method of unlocking the bootloader different? I want to unlock it, install TWRP and flash the kernel and the throttling zip to try my luck. Thanks
kwartey said:
I just read through that post. Am on android 7.0 . Is the method of unlocking the bootloader different? I want to unlock it, install TWRP and flash the kernel and the throttling zip to try my luck. Thanks
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Different than what? Here is a tutorial on unlocking bootloader, installing recovery, etc. Give it a look.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=56938530&postcount=1
kwartey said:
Hello, i just got myself a Nexus 6 and I noticed an issue .that's the volume get lower when listening to music. I did some googling and found out it's a common issue. I want to know whether there's a fix to that or flashing a custom ROM would help. Thank you.
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I've been running Nitro rom with the dosage throttle zip along with removing battery optimization for Google play music and YouTube. No sound issues whatsoever. Been sound issue free for months now
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