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[HTC Desire S] Fidoble:
Why use the v1.x.x version name now that the saga is officially supported.

Shouldn’t the name be something like update-cm-7.1.0-RC1-saga-signed.zip :D
[HTC Desire S] runagate17:
NeoLojik's branch has been merged with the CyanogenMod repo but unfortunately CyanogenMod has had no new builds on any platform since their source code host kernel.org was hacked around the end of August.

Until the security issues at kernel.org are sorted Nexx's v1.0.2 is the most current CM7 build for Desire S and a damn fine build it is! :)
[HTC Desire S] Wout2426:
I've been on the Tiamat kernel 1.1.2 for 5 days now, the last 2 days i got more power drain: 25% in 4 hours. The first days it was fine.

I switched to the cm kernel, and it used 10 percent in 4 hours.

Lets see if it stays that way......
[HTC Desire S] DukE_2k3:
3CXPhone doesn't work over WiFi

The following problem:

- setup the DS : full-wipe, installed just CM 7.1 RC1 (v.1.0.2); nothing else

- installed 3CXPhone; setup my account

Over 2G/3G and VPNCWidget v1.18 no problems at all; works flawless

- as I type in the number audible feedback is given ; as I press the call button

the call is init. and so on ..

Over WiFi nothing works

- as I type in the number nothing ; as I press the call button nothing ; can't exit

3CXPhone properly; maybe even reboot necessary

Might be a WiFi issue? (Add: just tested with Tiamat v1.1.2 - it's the same)

With Stock-ROMs, Sense-ROMs I also got no problems ...

Any idea, hint or solution? (I already fixed permissions and stuff ...)

Cheers
[HTC Desire S] DukE_2k3:
Fritz!App Fon doesn't work either

Just as described here : 3CXPhone doesn't work over WiFi

Also Fritz!App Fon doesn't work. As I try to make a call - the app freezes.

WiFi issue?

Too sad, these both apps are so important to me ...

Cheers!
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
I'll sort the release names out once we start generating nightly builds =)

Yep, eagerly awaiting kernel.org and android.git.kernel.org to return so we can get added to the nightly list. Also, thanks for your kind words ^^

Regarding volume control during call:

This has been reported as a CyanogenMod bug and a fix is awaiting approval to be merged. Once merged it'll work as expected =)

Both of these seem to revolve around using the phone as a VoIP device over WiFi. I *believe* I know where the issue lies but first need to get sound fixed with the latest CyanogenMod code before I can test my theory.

Please don't think I'm ignoring the issue, rest assured I will try and solve it as soon as I can.
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Update:

v1.0.3 uploaded. Links and changelog in first post.

I'll be looking into the reported bugs next, but please feel free to test the new version and see if you still get them.
[HTC Desire S] Wout2426:
Flashed it, no bugs so far.
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
The new libaudio.so file in 1.0.3 brings back the same bugs that were present in other older CM7 releases.

Since the ROM ZIP do not have versions in the filename, I overwrote 1.0.2, could you please post a link to it?

Edit: Or can you tell me which files were changed in 1.0.3 and I could just replace them from a previous nightly?
[HTC Desire S] Superdio:
just two questions:

1)Did the fix the wi-fi bug?

2)why does the cyanogen's FM radio need the bluetooth enabled in order to work properly?
[HTC Desire S] sharper00:
I found Spirit FM to be much better than the cyanogen app.
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Thanks =)

May I ask what bugs you have found with 1.0.3? My testing hasn't shown any so far and I'd like to weigh the differences of using the proprietary libaudio vs the open source one.

1.0.2 is still uploaded, I can provide a link, but would like to know what bugs you're experiencing first =)

1) WiFi bug? Can you elaborate please?

2) From my understanding, the FM hardware is located on the bluetooth chip in our phones, hence it needs to be enabled for the FM radio to work.
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
Using an app called Volume Boost, which provides a small volume boost when using headphones. Worked fine on 1.0.2.

On 1.0.3, enabling the app caused the audio quality to reduce dramatically and only come from the left ear. Also, when recording a sound clip while listening to music on the headphones, the playing audio is redirected to the loudspeaker. This bug was present in very old versions of CM7 but it was fine in 1.0.1 and 1.0.2 of yor ROM. The bug returns in 1.0.3.

I managed to find 1.0.2, but I didn't reflash it. Instead I just replaced the libaudio.so file from 1.0.2. I noticed that 1.0.3 has also updated the libaudioalsa.so file, however I left that one as is.

The final result now is that not only has the audio bug gone (Volume Boost and recording with headphones works fine), but now the notification attenuation also works with the headphones plugged in - that is, the music quietens rather than completely mutes.
[HTC Desire S] yerfdes:
why does on my first boot the market force closes? anyone who experienced it also?
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Interesting. Thanks for your testing.

I initially moved to the open source libaudio when some users were having audio issues. That was eventually tracked to the kernel and as all other CM devices use the proprietary libaudio I assumed we should do the same. Also, something in the latest open source libaudio code broke sound for our handsets.

However, I believe the attenuation issue lies in libaudioalsa, which is now corrected as I moved it in-line with the rest of the CM devices. As using the proprietary libaudio is causing more issues than it's solving I'll try and track down the problems with the latest open-source code today and get an update out.

Thanks again.
[HTC Desire S] yerfdes:
Neo my market force closes... I restored to vu 2.35 until a fix is out.. but the rom was awesome...
[HTC Desire S] vampire36:
Ok i wanted some app that would tell me the sender info of message or caller info in case of miss calls...

Anyone knows ???
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Did you wipe-all? Cache, Data / etc? Running 1.0.3 here with the new market no problems.
[HTC Desire S] yerfdes:
Yeah i do a full wipe.. i will try to reinstall the rom..
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Updated changelog for incoming 1.0.4.

It's compiling right now and should be released later today.
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Update:

1.0.4 posted in first post. Same routine as always, download, test, etc. Let me know =)
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
Does this include the change I mentioned above?
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
It includes the same libaudioalsa.so as 1.0.3 but with the open-source libaudio, so yeah, it should be the best of both worlds, hopefully =)
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
Cool :) Looks good
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Fantastic! Thanks for testing =)
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
Fyi further testing revealed that the notification attenuation working correctly was actually due to the volume boost app being enabled, which actually causes notification sounds to be disabled. So the notification simply vibrates, but doesn't play a sound, however with headphones it still causes the volume to reduce. But at least the other audio bugs are resolved.
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
Running 1.0.4... no bugs to report (glad you got the audio bug fixed... I'd noticed that the dialpad tones only worked the first time you made a call, then didn't work again until you toggled from Vibrate back to sound).

Anyway... still playing around with various aspects of the ROM. Will let you know of any bugs I encounter!

Last thing to say is THANK YOU :)
[HTC Desire S] Niko0olas:
how can i use HTC_IME.apk [keyboard] on this rom.?

nothing seems to work =[
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
I'm afraid you can't. It requires the HTC framework which has never successfully been ported to an AOSP ROM.
[HTC Desire S] Niko0olas:
ive foun an apk named HTC IME Mod that just do the job ;p

btw, market is FC every 5 seconds.
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
Boot back into recovery and wipe the Cache again.... also grab Android Market 3.1.3 (see my guide linked on the first post in this thread to get the link for the new android market APK)

HIH!
[HTC Desire S] Niko0olas:
still nothing. it FC all the time =/
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
Download and install a root explorer, go to /System/App, and click com.vending or whatever the market app is, install that (overwrite existing market). Then install the Market 3.1.3 app.

Go to Settings/Applications/Market, clear cache, clear data.

Try then.
[HTC Desire S] Niko0olas:
already went thru tis.. it seem that my market loves FC
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
Did you try clearing just the Market's cache via "Manage Applicatons > Running > Market > Clear Cache"?

If you do this, the Market will basically be reset, and you'll have to agree to the T&C again!
[HTC Desire S] Niko0olas:
yes i did. im just gonna try reflashing the whole rom again.
[HTC Desire S] Niko0olas:
nope, nothing. same thing on hydrogen rom. market fc all the time. :o
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
Have you also tried with a blank MicroSD card? If it works with a blank card, perhaps something is being stored on the card which is making the market app go bonkers!
[HTC Desire S] Niko0olas:
i dont have any other sd cards tho. you think formatting this one will solve this.? :p

EDIT: ok i formatted sdcard from recovery still noth..

then google SAVED me, ive found a thread about that in CM7 forums.

then ive found THIS LINK.. and yeah.. these all happened because the rom came with Hd(English) language selected on.. 0.o
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
It's entirely possible (stranger things have happened), but you should of course take a backup of the card's content before you format it (no point losing everything if you don't have to, right?)
[HTC Desire S] Niko0olas:
thats what i did. either way i only port images on my phones, so its easy to get everything on pc :p

+ i really needed to format that sd card xD

AND NO - THE PROBLEM IS BACK - FFS 0.O
[HTC Desire S] Fidoble:
Just search XDA for HTC IME MOD and you will find this amazing keyboard. I am using it right now to write this :-)

The original mod was made by Jonas and Gimpsta made a great kitchen were you can customize how the keyboard should look.
[HTC Desire S] basse1978:
Just wanted to confirm that the market stopped FC on me after changing language from default Hd(English) to Swedish :D
[HTC Desire S] Niko0olas:
hmmm i dont really know.. i just installed 2.3.6 market.. at least that works :o

by the way guys, have a look at this: Windows Mobile 7 Theme
[HTC Desire S] 92Lucio92:
Is possible that after having put this rom in my desire s the data connection is not working anymore?

sry for my bad english :(
[HTC Desire S] loukasz:
can someone post some screenshots?

thank u..
[HTC Desire S] 92Lucio92:
I've tryied to restore the stock rom but the problem still remain :eek:

Pls help me :(
[HTC Desire S] korenisko:
Will be available to download over rom manager?
[HTC Desire S] sharper00:
Data us working fine for me, maybe check your APN settings in mobile networks?
[HTC Desire S] hippihippo:
Data still works for me. I'd check your settings like Sharper00 suggested.

Just flashed v1.0.4 (upgrading from v1.0.3) and noticed a few of my contacts had lost phone numbers. Any suggestions as to why?

(And possible quick ways of getting them back? Not too fussed, they're all backed up in various places its just a bit of a hassle)

Other than that v1.0.4 all gravy so far. :)

UPDATE: Noticed that the Market wasn't working so installed the new gapps .zip and went through the motions of setting up. Looks like my phone just needed to properly sync with Google, so I've got my missing numbers back. Woot.
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
SIP & VoIP Testing:

I've spent a good portion of this weekend testing various SIP and VoIP apps from the market, including 3CXPhone.

Most of them are horribly buggy, 3CXPhone included. They seem to cause issues with the audio hardware which ends up with the sound hanging until the phone is restarted.

All tests with CSIPSimple were successful however. I tried making and receiving calls on both 3G and WiFi without any issue what so ever. Throwing caution into the wind I even tried other VoIP apps suck as Mangler, the android Ventrilo client, all of which worked just fine.

I've never used SIP or VoIP before this (aside from Ventrilo) so it's possible I'm missing something, but so far the fault seems to be down to the application rather than the CyanogenMod version for the Desire S.

All tests were run with a free Ekiga account.

Sorry I don't have better news =(
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
I have made Skype calls successfully on both 1.0.3 and 1.0.4... though I noticed an interesting issue! If both handsets (both Desire S, both running the same ROM, two different Skype accounts of course) switch to Speaker Phone, the audio cuts out on both completely!

Very strange indeed!
[HTC Desire S] vampire36:
Thats cos acoustic echo cancellation by skype on 2 devices of exact same nature...:)
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
Not the case... both phones were in two totally different rooms, well clear of ear-shot! I had considered that possibility, and tested with that in mind ;)
[HTC Desire S] DukE_2k3:
Thanks a lot!!!:)

Sad but absolutely true.

Just checked CSIPSimple. Nice, but the same issues for me like with 3CXPhone.

No audio came out. Silence, except some *crackling_noise_thats_sounds_like_my_voice_beeing_on_mars*. No audio came in @ all.

Hmm, strange, that everything works fine on non CM based roms. I'm currently on MIUI 1.9.9 (delivered kernel).

OK - my config is a Fritz!Box 7390 which provides the SIP thingy for me.

Too sad, but again - thanks a lot for testing the whole weekend!!:)

Cheers!
[HTC Desire S] vampire36:
Two rooms dnt matter...rather kind of rooms do...if u chk d documentation :)
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
Again.... I reiterate:

well clear of ear-shot​

Basically... in my tests there is NO way that one microphone could possibly have picked up any sound from the other phone's speaker (it's simply not possible).
[HTC Desire S] vampire36:
Bro m talking about echo cancellation...dat has to do nothing with how far the phoes are...

2 phones 1 in india and other in US can have dat :)
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
If you fancy some further testing... Try 1.0.3 if you still have a copy, if not throw me a PM and I'll reply with a link. Aside from the other issues, do the VoIP apps work correctly then?

If so the problem must lie somewhere in the open source libaudio we're using. MIUI is, as far as I'm aware, pretty close to CyanogenMod code wise (someone correct me if I'm wrong) and if MIUI works then chances are CyanogenMod should too.

Looking forward to hearing from you.
[HTC Desire S] 92Lucio92:
pls help :(
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
Echo Cancellation should NEVER completely elliminate all audio from both sides of a conversation... and keep in mind I have a controlled testing environment I use to conduct all of the tests (for consistency). If it were echo cancellation cutting out all sound from both devices, other ROMs would behave the same way (and they don't)!

There is a problem with the audio module being used in this CM7 ROM, and I'm taking a look at it myself now. If I find a solution, I'll submit it to NeoLojik to be rolled into his ROM.

Additionally, I've noticed that the WiFi and/or Radio module(s) in use on this ROM are draining a combined excess of 7mA more than they should. This is something I've noticed with most custom ROMs, though... and whilst it does have an effect on tangiable battery runtime, the various other features of this ROM (configured properly as per the guide I've posted) more than compensate for this one power drain!
[HTC Desire S] SANGER_A2:
Working Fine

Hey NeoLojik

I reckon there should be more of these posts, but I thought I'd just say thanks for porting this. It runs great for me on my Deisre S. It's much less bloated than the stock and MIUI roms I've tried with more free RAM and all the extra apps I've installed run fine.

I had an issue at first with upgrading/replacing the RomManager and a couple of other included apps, but after setting permissions and clearing the cache in recovery mode the newly replaced apps work great now.

I like the fact that there isn't more than I need included in this release (bar one or two things I removed without causing any issues) and it runs more stably and faster than the several other roms I've tried. Keep up the good work.
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
I hope you can track down the audio and radio drain issues soon, as they are two issues I've noted as well and are the only two things keeping this ROM from being perfect.

If you need any help in any way, let me know and I will be glad to do so.
[HTC Desire S] Fidoble:
I have a small issue with LED notifications.

When I get a SMS/MMS, mail or a missed call, I like to have the notification LED blinking green.

For this to happen, I have to choose red to get green notification and green to get red?

The settings for this is found here “CyanogenMod settings -> Interface -> LED notifications”.
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
Annoying little issue here:

When I switch off mobile data (using the Power Control widget provided with the ROM)... after less than a minute, it automatically switches itself back on.

Also, using the setting to make the activation of WiFi disable mobile data doesn't work either (same thing happens).

Is this a known issue with the widget, or a CM7 issue?
[HTC Desire S] sharper00:
Has anyone noticed the screen flashing momentarily? I've caught it a number of times at night when it's simply sitting there with the screen off. The backlight comes on just for an instant every so often.
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
I haven't noticed that at all! Are you running any applications which require the permission related to keeping the device awake? I've heard that apps using that permission (if not developed properly) can cause the screen flash phenomenon!
[HTC Desire S] sharper00:
Juice Defender is running which might be a candidate!
[HTC Desire S] tcchuin:
overclocking on tiamat kernel with the governor set to 'performance' doesn't seem to increase performance.stock kernel has no issue.can you reproduce it?is it a bug?
[HTC Desire S] nsmart:
Wakeup lag with Tiamat 1.1.2 ?

Your Rom v1.0.4 is runnig pretty fine for me with stock kernel. After installing the recommended Tiamat 1.1.2 kernel (and clearing caches) I get a short wakeup lag when recovering from standby. I use the default smartass governor and monitor the current cpu frequency with "Temp+CPU V2" app.

After my device was in standby for some minutes, I press power button, unlock device and when I then swipe through my homescreens the scrolling is very laggy and I can see cpu freq is <300Mhz for 1 - 2 seconds. Then the cpu freq rises to 1,2Ghz and speed gets well. This does not happen with stock kernel. Any Ideas ?
[HTC Desire S] djsubtronic:
I have noticed this lag too, not only with wakeup but sometimes also after a slightly longer phonecall (i.e. >5 mins). And it seems to be stuck at <300 for a lot longer, and sometimes permanently, until I change to performance mode, then back to smartass.
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
Just to confirm... I hadn't flashed to 1.0.4! The issue with the Power Control Widget was in 1.0.3. I believe for 1.0.4 you adjusted the module for WiFi performance... either that or something else, but in 1.0.4, the bug is entirely elliminated!

I hadn't flashed 1.0.4 on this handset (keep in mind I'm running two "side-by-side" for comparrative "real-world-run-time" testing).

Just a head's up...

From 100%

Screen On Time: 3hr 17min (including 37min of playing TurboFly 3D)

Screen Off Time: 18hr 47min

Current Battery level (measured and calibrated for ~1.5% accuracy bias): 21%

That was on the wife's phone, running 1.0.4, Tiamat 1.1.2, with the same settings applied as in my guide (see OP on this thread for link).

Note: With this fantastic ROM and the Tiamat kernel, there is absolutely NO performance difference between the full 1GHz clock speed, and 0.5GHz clock on the "smartass" governor (with the exception of very few 3D games which may suffer VERY SLIGHTLY).

There is ABSOLUTELY NO REASON to run your phone at the full 1GHz clock, and -9001 reason to overclock it!

I can also confirm that having the phone in a "no-signal" area (with the phone constantly searching for a cell tower) will generate a fluctuant power draw of between 21 and 47 mA (combined with WiFi draw).

As for APNs, whilst the list is lovely... the current APN settings for O2 UK Postpay are slightly incorrect. It doesn't matter though as you should always confirm your APN settings with those provided on your network's website, to ensure you're using the correct values (otherwise you may lose some services)

So, with this real-world runtime test completed, I'm going to refine my Battery guide even more, and run more tests! I want to hit the 48 hour mark, and I haven't even introduced feature-restriction using Tasker into these tests yet!
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
You should utilize SetCPU, and provide a "Screen Off" profile (as per my guide). This will ensure that the moment you switch the display back on, the CPU clock will ramp back up as it should!
[HTC Desire S] Nexx:
Confirmed bug and fixed. Will be in the next release =)
[HTC Desire S] BlueArmy:
Can someone please check if there is any delay in answering a call on the latest build?

When someone calls and I swipe to answer its just dead for at least 5 seconds and sometimes just cuts off
[HTC Desire S] bioan:
Absolutely no call delay on this build. Try it.
[HTC Desire S] LaKraven:
This kind of thing tends to be caused by an App running in the background (usually a game) sucking up the CPU.

What do you have installed on your phone, and is there anything you're tending to use (particularly games) which preceed the 5 second answering delay?
[HTC Desire S] NiruBhai:
I'm not having the option for Video Calls in Google Talk :(

I tried to flash the latest Google Apps as mentioned in the first Post and tried Talk 1.3 also

No Call Delay at all..

The Fastest ROM for Desire S :-) Cheers :)
[HTC Desire S] basse1978:
Hello!

First of all I would like to thank you, NeoLojik for this amazing ROM, been running it for a couple of days now and I am truly in love with it :p

Now I think I've found a bug, yesterday I was running out of battery and the phone turned itself off when it was completely drained.

At the time i was at a friends place and borrowed a USB cable from his laptop to charge the phone while i was there and got it to around 25% before i disconnected it.

I noticed that the LED was flashing orange, warning for low battery and was like "hmm, should it really warn for low battery at 25%?". Anyways I went home and plugged it in to the wall charger and got it to 91% before i had to disconnect it again and head off to work. And the LED was still flashing orange :confused:

I didn't really bother with it then, so I just let it be. Right now I got home, battery at 78% and warning for low battery still, rebooted the phone and that seemed to have fixed the problem.

Just curious if anyone else had similar experience?

My Desire S (ignore signature)

HBOOT: HBOOT-0.98.2000

RADIO: 20.41.30.0818U_3817.07.00.19_M

ROM: CyanogenMod 7.1 RC1 v1.0.4

KERNEL: Tiamat 1.1.2

RECOVERY: 4EXTRecovery v2.1.3 RC4

I dont have a lot of apps installed yet, and I wiped data, cache and all that before flashing the ROM. Maybe it was a one time thing.. will have to wait for the battery to go low again before I can test again ;)
[HTC Desire S] vampire36:
Low battery might be set at < 30%...

dat might be d reason...

2nd 1 well...i guess on this rom it becomes green only at 100%...so dat u knw wen ur cell is fully charged...

just chk if these help...not sure...havent used it for couple of weeks now...
[HTC Desire S] basse1978:
Actually it turns green at 90%, so it was green when I pulled the cable and then immediatly started flashing orange.
[HTC Desire S] vampire36:
Oh den dats strange...
[HTC Desire S] BlueArmy:
I dont use any games. Also when I check mem useage it only has 200mb spare even when I run nothing.

And it seems to have very bad lag on all apps , even messaging.

Every rom I try has bad lag and moves slow.

I am factory resetting and formatting everything but the mem card when I install.
[HTC Desire S] sharper00:
See the note on the latest google apps