yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] :
10% /hr has been kind of common on these builds for me... which is pretty good considering I play an hour or so of music, send about 200 texts to my sexy coworker, spend about 30 minutes on calls and between browsing and xda my screen stays on for about 5-6 hours. I call that awesome!
[HTC One S] xkonni:
It's on there but something went wrong with the build.prop. Will fix it now...

Did you flash boot.img?

Yes the issue wasn't underclocking but the ram hack.

The screen sucks a lot of power. Otherwise battery runtime is pretty good for me.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] Habarug:
Here's a center clock/date mod for the latest release ;)

BTW, do you have adb working? Whenever I try to do a adb remount i get error :/:

remount failed: Operation not permitted
[HTC One S] Co5min:
Quick question: after I flash an image in fastboot, how can I go afterwards straight into recovery and flash the ROM and Gaps ? Or is not mandatory to do so and I can go into recovery after the phone reboots without having any bad effect on the ROM stability ?
[HTC One S] :
Push power from bootloader to select "bootloader"

Then hit recovery from the menu and u are good to go :D:D:D

I always flash boot.img from fast boot first... them boot into recovery and flash rom. I then let it boot and go back to recovery to flash gapps
[HTC One S] nicxus:
How is the picture quality?
[HTC One S] :
Anyone else having root issues on yesterdays build? It hangs when trying to update su binaries and my root apps don't work

I'm gonna try to flash supersu but I never had to before. I did NOT do a full wipe before flashing over alpha12 but I did wipe cache and dalvik...
[HTC One S] Habarug:
Root works fine here, did a full wipe
[HTC One S] :
Just did full wipe... it works. Sorry
[HTC One S] xkonni:
This has root, no need to flash/update anything.

adb root
adb remount

or flash insecure boot.img
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
i think this is ready for be submitted to the cyanogen official team :D i'm going to try the latest build right now :) coming from miui sense based cause i really like CM9 style! :D
[HTC One S] Salfalot:
Hey xkonni, i see that you removed the relative lessar CPU performance from the list of not working list.. Is it really gone or was it erased by accident?
[HTC One S] frdd:
Are the md5sums posted on ville.giev.de wrong for the 20120708 release (update zip and secure boot image)? I get the same md5sums on my phone and on my PC but they don't match the ones on the site.
[HTC One S] superjohan:
Im wondering this as well. Is that camera app fast as orginal on sense. And fullHD video record?
[HTC One S] raikesy:
Probably not, the issue with the camera isn't as simple as using a different .apk. FullHD (I assume you mean 1080P) will not work no matter which application you use as the the functionality of the camera itself is not yet sorted.
[HTC One S] superjohan:
As i thought then.. =/

edit: But there are no camera app that is as fast and good as the orginal, when just taking pictures? Because i can live with just 720p video.
[HTC One S] baby281:
Haha I feel the same way. This new build is really stable. Hasn't crashed and feels really smooth. I even under locked to 1242mhz. Still really smooth even temple run runs smooth. No lag. At least 28 fps lol
[HTC One S] Habarug:
It's unfortunately not even close to the speed of stock camera :/
[HTC One S] bmilleker:
I am having issues with the camera app and gallery. I am able to take photos with the camera, but then I do not see them in the gallery?

I was originally on alpha14 which worked really well. Wiped cache, dalvik cache, then flashed CM9, and GApps. Should I have done a full data wipe as well?
[HTC One S] PoseyBAH:
Anyone else still having radio issues? I flashed through twrp.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
the radio bug isn't fixed man, intervigil have done a workaroud that let the ril restart every time you reboot your device so you shouldn't notice that issue anyway! have you full wiped?

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Try with fullwipe! :)

p.s. sorry for double-posting :S
[HTC One S] PoseyBAH:
Did a clean install and sometimes after reboot radio doesn't come on. Suggestions ?
[HTC One S] PoseyBAH:
I mean sometimes
[HTC One S] frdd:
Make sure kernel was flashed properly by checking kernel version in Settings-About Phone. Date should be July 8, 22:47:48.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Never heard about this :S you should wait xkonni give you an answer...for me is working everything fine!

ANYWAY:

@xkonni is there a way to make these mods working on this rom? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1661019 i've tryed them but i cannot get changes :( prev i was on acer liquid e on cm7 and morphs alwais worked, waiting for you answer mate :)
[HTC One S] resurrecion fight:
I install center clock via cwm aplid parch.zip and now i dont have statutbar....

Help plz

Enviado desde mi HTC One S usando Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] GerBBAR14_c:
So the previous build was alpha 14, what is this?

:cowboy:
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
Check out their main site (link in the OP), this is the 20120708 build. They are no longer doing build numbers but rather relying on the date. Pretty much like what CM does for nightlies.
[HTC One S] GerBBAR14_c:
Thanks for the clarification. I'm pretty new to the modding scene anyways and even newer to CM, so I'd like to know how the whole process of creating CM ROMs for multiple devices works.

Are there different coders/modders/programmers for each device or completely other people? Are they all from "CM team" or some completely no-related individuals who like to work on CM? And as we have these builds (like nightlies), does for instance HOS CM9 reach final, stable release at the same time with the other CM9 devices?

Not asking for ETAs or anything like that - just being curious since I know so little about the whole scene :):)
[HTC One S] muriani:
TWRP is giving me an "Unable to open zip file. Error flashing zip" message when trying to flash the latest build.

I've downloaded from ville.geiv.de and goo.im, same result.

Anyone else have this issue or have an idea why it's not working here?

Nothing fancy, just TWRP 2.1.8, fullwipe done.

Nevermind, redownloaded a 3rd time, doublechecked md5 before flashing, all good.
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
I'll try to sum it up as best I can, but I definitely recommend you check out cyanogenmod.com and browse around for info.

CM is a team of developers that works together to bring their version of the AOSP (Android Open Source Project) to as many devices as they can. Typically if someone with a device starts dev'ing for it and they want to use the CM source, they are free to branch the code (on github) and try and port it to the device.

What usually happens is once a developer/developers gets all of the functionality on a phone working, they work with the main CM devs (Cyanogen himself and some others I believe) to merge their code into the main source repository and it gets some space on their servers and an awesome little link over at http://get.cm.

If code gets merged for a device , eventually a Release Candidate (think pretty stable beta) will get worked on and released to the public with the eventuality that it will go stable. (CM 9 is only at RC1 at the moment for some, not all, devices).

xkonni has taken this device pretty far so I wouldn't be surprised if we get merged in the near future. This will typically mean that our device will get official CM support and will be updated until they feel the hardware can no longer take it (we'd probably get the next few versions of Android easily unless they go nuts on what type of hardware it needs)

To sum up what CM is, it's stock, straight from the crate, Android with tweaks built in (that you can enable/disable at will).

CM is one of the big the granddaddies of AOSP development and is a very, very nice experience.

I'm a huge fan (if you can't tell) and have been running it since I got my first android device back in 2010 and I always end up coming back to it. If you haven't already, definitely try installing (just follow all instructions and read up as much as you can) you won't regret it.
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
Do you think That's a good battery life? ;)
[HTC One S] cualla84:
One question, to flash the new version takes 15 minutes on the screen "updating android, starting applications," is normal?
[HTC One S] dasistsparta:
Yes as long as the phone fully boots.
[HTC One S] dasistsparta:
Depends on the screen on time. That screenshot means nothing.
[HTC One S] Crash8308:
I'm experiencing great battery life so far. Only issue I had in the beginning was a locked crash, I couldn't wake up the device but have been unable to repro. I know I was fiddling with the camera trying to crash it and locked the screen with the camera app open but it only happened once.

I haven't been able to get the source and fiddle with it for lack of a Linux machine. The wife begged me to install windows :( so I can't work on getting wifi calling to work which I desperately need.
[HTC One S] Smokem_I:
Can't wait for a CM9 port! Great job guys!
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
I am fairly certain we should be seeing the kernel sources pretty soon.. will speed things up!
[HTC One S] customromfan:
I downloaded and installed the alpha version. Great work! Amazing!

Gapps is not included, as I saw. So here one can find the latest version for ics: http://goo.im/gapps/

First report after half an hour of using cm9 alpha: After starting the phone the process android.phone gets fc. But afterwards quiete everything i tried works fine. Mobile data is working, wlan also does. I can send and receive short messages.

While using Titanium Backup I noticed that the superuser app does not remember granted root access, although I checked 'remember'.

That's it so far. If I find more, I will post it here, if nobody else did before.
[HTC One S] juwls305:
Cant wait for this, and hopefully an MIUI one also
[HTC One S] Reevine:
MIUI and AOKP are both in progress as well. Most ROMs are waiting for source. If you want to check out the progress of the other major ROMs the development threads are up for them as well.
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
After spending way too much time last night investigating bluetooth, Im afraid it will be a tad bit difficult without the kernel sources. By default Android activates bluetooth by using rfkill to write 1 to /sys/class/rfkill/rfkill0/state. This isnt how HTC does it though and they have moved things about and seemingly put the whole thing into some kind of combined module.. Gah.. HTC!
[HTC One S] customromfan:
After about 22 hours of testing this CM9-Alpha in an "everyday"-situation I'm very happy with the progress.

What works:

- receiving calls

- calling others

- sending and receiving short messages

- mobile data

- wifi/wlan

What doesn't work:

- camera (like in nearly every early cm9-build on any device)

- bluetooth (as Untouchab1e said; I didn't test it)

- soft-key backlight

That's all I tried out today.

Great work! For me it's nearly usable as everyday-rom. Most people will miss the camera, I guess. But my experience is, that it will be there soon. ;) What I also like is the small size of this rom compared to all the other 1s roms out there (123mb vs 309mb (BlackDragon 4.0)).
[HTC One S] shubhamchamaria:
We came first as there was hardly any development for the device and therefore we(many people) requested for it ..
[HTC One S] :
When there comes an alpha2, we need only wipe the cache if the alpha1 was previously installed?

@xkonni

can't you use the code from ProTekk of AOKP who has the Camera and Video Decoding working for his HTC One S? http://goo.gl/MuZGm

EDIT:

There is even an official build http://goo.gl/RWdQe
[HTC One S] xkonni:
yep that will probably work

intervigil fixed camera in his repo, which is where protekk gets his code.

i just didnt have the time to merge it yet ;)
[HTC One S] ProTekk:
I LOVE XKONNI!
[HTC One S] customromfan:
To solve the problem with the superuser app - that it doesn't remember your choice: open the superuser app, go to the settings and check for a binary update. Superuser will say, your up to date, but update anyway. Afterwards everything should work fine again.
[HTC One S] arknailed7754:
Cm9 also coming on...nicce
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Merged the camera fix from intervigils report but it's not yet stable. Using it results in a kernel wake lock and therefore massive battery drain. Not sure if this should be released now, we need kernel sources to fix it properly.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] Reevine:
Isn't a kernel wake lock have to deal with the CPU? Weird that the camera would trigger that. It seems everyone is stuck in their ROM progress due to no sources.

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[HTC One S] Crash8308:
I'm new to this but I will help out where I can, i forked the repo and downloaded the git. Let me know what I can help with.

What sources are we missing?
[HTC One S] xkonni:
kernel source has not been released yet... but should come soon...

updated thread and added alpha3 ;)
[HTC One S] alchemyst:
Does alpha 3 still have the camera wake-lock issue?
[HTC One S] xkonni:
I have to admit that I'm not sure on that. The miui rom seems fine and both are based on the same source. If you notice high battery drain after using camera (a reboot fixes it) please report :-)

I'm having an eye on it too...

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] arknailed7754:
How did that tripraver bloke sort the cam for the one?
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Actually it shows the screen on/awake times on the bars at the bottom.
[HTC One S] Crash8308:
One issue I have noticed but I am pretty sure it is an pics problem is wifi scanning. I will be connected to wifi at home , drive 20 miles to work, look at my phone and it says I'm connected to my home wifi. Only way to fix it is by toggling the wifi on and off.
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
And i think that's Not so much display on time (Bildschirm an (in German)

All in all cm9 is the best ROM ever!
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
OP:

Have you done any modifications to the actual CM9 source? I'm assuming you have. I was going to try and build a patch and was wondering if using the official CM9 source with your device files and kernel would be all I need to compile and test.

My patch is to define a Long Press App Switch action so that we can do:

Back | Home (Search) | App Switch (Menu)

Let me know if I am doing this right or if I should just upload my git patch to you.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
I somehow didnt update them. But did now.

Just flash the rom again and it should be back to normal.

Not much left to add ;)

I started this when i got the device in april and managed to get the basics done. But without intervigil who fixed most of the big issues this rom would not be as good as it is today!

Hopefully we get it merged into cm soon and once we fix video camera and some minor issues we may even get official nightly builds ;)

No its not. But that can have a multitude of reasons and most are not caused by the rom.

That depends on the number/size of apps you have installed.

Takes about 2 minutes for me with 140 apps to update.

When putting the phone to sleep with camera active it sometimes takes a little longer to wake. But hasn't crashed on me yet.

Using ubuntu in a vm should work as well. Or installed as a second os next to windows.

Currently we use our device repos and build against vanilla cm. No modifications necessary.

If you can make this button behaviour configurable for all devices, you could merge it into cm and have everybody benefit from it ;)
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
Should be common. I did it the way Long Press Menu works. Long Press Menu checks for a search button. If no search button is found it executes Search Keypress. My code checks for a Menu button and if none is found it executes Menu.

I'll give compiling a shot. Any documentation on where I pull your device repos to? I haven't compiled for any non-cm devices yet.
[HTC One S] brew1brew:
I've been on vacation so was not able to try again, I just installed latest version. it booted ok the first time, then after doing some app restores I rebooted and the radio did not come up. So I installed the EU radio and still does not come up on boot.

Yes I did a wipe data/factory reset, wipe cache, wipe dalvik cache.

I pulled a logcat for the radio.

http://pastebin.com/kSq0spj8

Let me know if i can do any thing else.

Thanks

Les

p.s. oh I flashed with CWM that was booted with fastboot.
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
Restore recent apps button?

I've searched the dev forum and this post as well as the Themes & Apps section and only see either the reverse or 1 other person who asked about it.

My question is:

Can I restore the ICS recent apps button to bring up the recent apps menu? If so, can anyone point me to some resource on how?

Apologies if my searches should have been more fruitful, but I swear I spent time searching :confused:

Thanks in advance for any help. (I'll hit those buttons of course)
[HTC One S] brew1brew:
Just a follow up. I flashed the OTA T-mobile radio and re-wiped and reinstalled, seems to be working now. doing titanium restore, I'll let you know.
[HTC One S] lbrfabio:
****************

before flashing, in the zip, change this file /system//usr/layout/keylayout/cy8c-touchkey.kl

put this: key 249 APP_SWITCH VIRTUAL

instead of this: key 249 MENU VIRTUAL

APP_SWITCH instead of MENU

(or you can do it with a text editor within android)
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Or long press the home key!
[HTC One S] dreadwing:
I got a question for you guys who use this as a DD, as of this date

Is the cm9 tree currently more stable than the recent aokp builds?

Really trying to stay away from sense but I need something solid, the last aokp milestone 6 gave me a hell of a time last night with gps and maps force closing.
[HTC One S] charkey:
Stick with this build ;)
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
Ok I have a question is there anyway I can flash the boot.img that comes inside the rom with twrp? Yes I know twrp does it for you but would it be the same as if I was to do it manually through terminal? I its because I have a mac book pro and I'm use to windows and I haven't found d A way how to use terminal. I would be gratefully thankful for the help
[HTC One S] brew1brew:
I think I might have found my radio problem. a coworker wanted to see if his phone was SIM unlocked (he's on AT&T) and wanted to try my T-mobile SIM. It didn't work, So I put it back and powered on my phone again and once again NO radio.

So, I reviewed the logcat and I noticed that there were a lot of "SIM not loaded" messages. I pulled my SIM out and cleaned it with a pencil eraser (an old electronics repair trick with dirty contacts), plugged it back in and powered on and every thing is working as expected.

I hope this helps others that are seeing radio problems.

Les
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
Thanks! I just got out of a meeting and finished a nandroid, gonna try modifying this with Root Explorer and see what happens. I'll edit this post and notify of my success or lack there of when done.

@lbrfabio, you're the MAN! Edited with Root Explorer and worked like a charm. Will have to make note of this tweak for subsequent full wipe flashes :)

Sorry to be a bother, but do you know if there is another step to making the virtual menu button come back on apps? Maybe I need to flash a different gapps package? An app like Kindle doesn't have a menu button. Once again, thanks for the help.

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Trust me I know recent apps are there and that I can get at them this way :)

I've just gotten used to ICS and it's grown on me.
[HTC One S] lbrfabio:
The are three "solutions":

1) decompile the app(with apktool), change a line in the manifest(you have to set target sdk14), recompile, sign with zipsigner and install the app.

this way is only acceptable for app who has already a menu button or it isn't necessary. It's very quick to do anyway(I modified more than 15 apps )

2) menu on app switcher(well, this doesn't help in your case:eek:)

3) wait for developers\cm9team to put an option to have menu button with longpress somewhere else
[HTC One S] GerBBAR14_c:
Thank you very much.
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
Thanks again man. Guess I'll have to stick with it being the menu button for now. Too lazy to decompile-recompile apks :).

I may take some time to figure it out though and maybe I'll create a slick little patch that can handle this.

Appreciate all your help, it was worth a shot.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
I have a tutorial on ville.giev.de that should work just fine.

In theory this is just as stable as aokp. They use our device tree.

Differences only come from build times and of course main cm/aokp repos.

I'd recommend you just give it a shot :-)

There are tons of guides for adb on windows. Twrp may just flash boot with the update. Or it may not, verify kernel build date, it should be the same as the rom build date.

Otherwise, get adb and fastboot running.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
Skype is Not working xD
[HTC One S] dasistsparta:
Working here.
[HTC One S] dasistsparta:
Whoever complains about battery life, clock min 192 and max 1350 phone is still super fast and battery life is great!
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
Unfortunately Not on my Phone..

Reinstalled and still Not working.
[HTC One S] baby281:
I am running 1026 mhz max ad 192 min still running smooth and fast. Even Temple run runs like a boss.
[HTC One S] dasistsparta:
Clear cache. That should fix ur issue
[HTC One S] ICWS:
In Asphalt 6 I still can't select anything in menu. The games chrashes. So it isn't the multitouch-bug, because it was fixed.
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Just read that Jellybean source has been released! CM10 is now in the works!

https://groups.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/android-building/XBYeD-bhk1o

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] adulel08:
Yesss
[HTC One S] GerBBAR14_c:
GREAT!
[HTC One S] traicer:
Is there a way to get the FM radio working? Or does cm9 not support that future
[HTC One S] x1tyme:
Fm radio is only for sense rom. This can't be add since framework is different.
[HTC One S] traicer:
I remember having fm radio on my hd2 with CM
[HTC One S] brew1brew:
On the radio issue, I discovered that after attempting to restore SMS messages with Titanium backup, I was not able to get a data connection. I had to wipe/factory reset, reinstall to recover.
[HTC One S] baby281:
So this is the battery life I had today. Had the phone clocked at Max 1026 and min 192. Phone ran great...really fast even at the underclock . Played a few games of temple run. Mostly the use was from chrome and tapatalk. I'm loving cm9 so far. Keep up the good work devs and thanks for all you do for the community
[HTC One S] maverick_hunter:
CM7 had it; I used it on a daily basis.

Sent from my HTC One S.
[HTC One S] bmilleker:
Got my issues sorted by wiping data as well as cache, and dalvik cache. Everything is great now :).

I highly recommend Titanium Pro as well :good:
[HTC One S] traicer:
correct sir, maybe its not in CM9 yet, i hope they add it soon tho cuz it use it alot at work
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Didn't try building it yet, when we fixed sound we disabled most fm radio related things.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
So is it the chip the X and S have that cause problems for development for the camera? How comes is it causing an issue? :)
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Do you also wonder why Facebook uses so much battery? For me it even does if I disable autosync, notifications & use it less than 20 Minutes. So I uninstalled it,..

Does anybody know what facebook is doing in the background which causes it to use so much battery?
[HTC One S] nicxus:
Is mms working for anyone else?
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Working for me! :) Contact your carrier and ask him for APNs ;)

P.S. For sending mms you must be connected 2g/3g not wireless ;)
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
MMS works fine here too out of the box. Most carrier APN's are already included.

Ps: We can all look forward to JellyBean coming our way pretty soon! Code merge has already begun.

;)
[HTC One S] encho:
Great news. The phone is already flying on cm9, but I won't mind some extra butter :-)