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[HTC One S] :
Anyone having the problem that wifi does not activate?
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Its difficult to work with it because we're not entirely sure how to call certain functions. They're in the htc camera/framework and not that easy to extract.

Heard about it before, he fixed it with just flashing rom + boot again.
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
I just spent a week abroad and experienced fantastic battery life, a lot thanks to limited data usage. However, when I came home, I also noticed that the Facebook app is putting up a real power drain! It was listed at 15%!

Ive always found the Android FB app to be painfully slow too though, so at this point I am considering just scrapping the app and using the web version.
[HTC One S] Rodsky11:
I get very good battery life on CM9, but am still using Alpha 12. This is the first Android phone I can actually make it through a day with. That is from 7am until I go to bed at around midnight, and not my old android "day" of just getting through work.

But I would never use the FB app. It is god awful with the exception of notifications. I use Friendcaster Pro, much faster and less of a resource hog.
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Thanks for the tip! FB app removed, Friendcaster installed!
[HTC One S] andryyyy:
Had this issue, too. Since I flashed the new version it is gone.

Wifi said "on", but I had to restart it to assign to the AP.
[HTC One S] Habarug:
Yeah, friendcaster is really good, but everytime I try it I find that I have to have the official fb application installed as well as 3rd party Facebook apps don't have permissions to show all content. For example if I try to open a question I get sent into browser :/
[HTC One S] apg5031:
The volume rocker wake doesn't work sometimes........
[HTC One S] dasistsparta:
No bars all day...
[HTC One S] :
Then reboot your phone... simple fix
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Can someone make this work on this cm9? pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee! http://dl.dropbox.com/u/23053190/Morphs 4.0/Unlock buttons/CM-Andy-red-unlockbutton.zip it's a flashable morph that doesn't work builded trough zipthemer :( i really want this :D xkonni can you give this a look?
[HTC One S] xkonni:
thats because we dont use xhdpi. put it in hdpi and it should work.
[HTC One S] milesmarrero:
Which download is the right one, the 100+ mb one or the 6~mb one?
[HTC One S] :
After reflashing every works great. Thanks for the first asop based rom on my one s that really works.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
How can i put in hdpi? :D
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
I don't think you should be flashing roms.

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] :
Lulz :D

Flash the big one first... then the small one :D
[HTC One S] The Chief:
udp multicast streams (udp://@ipaddr:port) cannot be played in any way, any player. Worked on stock FW via MX Player. That's how ISP's provide IPTV here in Russia. Any ideas? (I personally hate udpxy)
[HTC One S] Bohemus:
Im on Alpha 14, amazing progress has been made on this ROM. One thing I have noticed is that I cant get the notification LED to work for anything. I didnt see this mentioned in the list of non-working items in the OP, so I assume I have done something wrong on my end. Can anyone comment on how to get this working?

Thanks.
[HTC One S] :
Nvm
[HTC One S] xkonni:
open the zip file, rename xhdpi to hdpi, use the theme.

Is is lighting up while charging?

Its really dim actually. Try the test-mode in settings.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I get memory management issues still. After a period of use, apps will randomly close themselves. Eg Whatsapp. And if I launch the app again, it appears for a brief moment then immediately closes itself again. Any ideas?
[HTC One S] apg5031:
lol....doesn't hurt to try ;)
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
I've renamed it but it s not working can you check it when you have time?:(
[HTC One S] Bohemus:
Yes it does light while charging, test mode works while charging, and now that I unplugged the charger test mode works that first time as well but as soon as I turn off the screen and then back on and try test mode again, the notification light doesnt work anymore.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
This is one time-only. I'm not going to edit themes on demand ;)

patched framework-res.apk (tested)

http://ville.giev.de/downloads/framework-res.apk [[this is for 20120708 ONLY]]

theme (untested)

http://ville.giev.de/downloads/CM-Andy-red-unlockbutton-hdpi.zip
[HTC One S] apg5031:
OP - if you have time can you also look into volume rocker wake?

my power button key is already loose.....the volume rocker wake only works sometimes....
[HTC One S] Habarug:
Leave that to us who can do that, but not the other stuff your doing ;)
[HTC One S] fipsib:
These are my settings:

Hope this helps you!

[I needed to set it manually for every app, otherwise it didn't work either]
[HTC One S] frdd:
MMS (sending or recieving pictures, SMS works fine) has never worked for me on CM9 or any other ROM when using the AOSP app except once or twice. (on Leedroid and Modaco vanilla). The HTC MMS app works fine on Sense ROMs that has it. My carrier is Three Sweden and APN is filled out although a bit differently than on original stock HTC ROM, for example there are now two APNs on CM9 while on stock HTC ROM (unbranded EU) there is only one. When you say APNs are included where does CM get APN details from?

Logcat trying to send MMS on CM9 20120708 http://pastebin.com/SiZ3whHN
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Have disabled your data connection? An active data connection is required in Android for MMS to work. HTC implemented a tweak for this in Sense that made it work regardless.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
But you did flash boot? As that should not happen anymore.

How about a logcat?
[HTC One S] Bohemus:
Thanks for the reply. I have mine manually set as well but its still not working for me.
[HTC One S] frdd:
3G/HSPA data is always on, 10GB is included in my plan:highfive: The statements in this thread that WIFI should be disabled to make MMS work seems weird but anyways I often disable WIFI when not at home and try to send a few MMS every day in vain hope:-) WIFI was off IIRC or at the very least not connected in the logcat I linked earlier.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
just for my interest, how much do you pay for 10GB per month? was the One S included? What other flatrates do you have in your plan? oO
[HTC One S] AJLucas:
Google Play

has anyone managed to get google play installed on cm9? i love the rom otherwise :D great work keep it up
[HTC One S] bmilleker:
Did you install gapps zip after the rom was installed?
[HTC One S] frdd:
PM'd so as not to offtopic the awesomeness of CM9 but the Great Swedish Price Wars of 2012 were a sweet time to upgrade:-)

In other news I had my first signal loss since alpha 11 on 20120708 build, back after 3 reboots with Air Plan mode. Now I do realize this wasnt properly fixed just a "dirty dirty hack":-) but might be interesting nonetheless since others seems to be getting it again after a few builds where it was less common.
[HTC One S] AJLucas:
that would be a no, dammit least i know its out of my own stupidity lol thank you
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Haven't received anything yet? :D

sometimes (don't know how to reproduce it yet) my mobil data just goes away (with mobile data still ticked in the settings) when I reboot it's there again,...

shall I try to get a logcat the next time it went away? or is it too late then?
[HTC One S] frdd:
I don't get that problem but as I understand logcat it dumps the stuff in syslog to your terminal or wherever you direct it such as a text file, so its not too late to run a logcat to capture an error that has already occurred.
[HTC One S] nicxus:
I had a full data connection. Could it be cause of my camera settings? I changed it from 8mp to HD1080. Also my APN settings are already there for T-Mobile US.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
I know you are hating me xD How can i install The framework-res?i'm a noob
[HTC One S] frdd:
If anything HD1080p would be more like 2MP and thus more fit (smaller) for being sent as an MMS. But photos will be downscaled to fit the MMS standard by the app no matter what resolution you capture them at so not likely this is a cause of problems. At least this is how it should work.
[HTC One S] frettfreak:
Just wanted to give a thanks to the OP for posting this. Just switched from a Nexus S but havent had a good stock(ish) ICS rom that i could really be happy with until now. This is runnign flawlessly for me and getting great battery life to boot. my ONLY gripe, and i dont think this has anything to do with CM or any of the devs, is the camera SERIOUSLY sucks compared to what you get with a sense based rom. Like i said, i know there is nothing they can really do about it (as far as i know) but really, its my only real complaint.

Thanks!!
[HTC One S] :
So far everything runs beautifully in latest release, except the margins on mms are slightly off along the left margin ONLY SOMETIMES but enough to notice

This is a zoomed in and cropped screenshot. There is more to the right but it was a personal convo or I would have posted the full screenshot

I've tried the standard font size and the smallest and both are the same.
[HTC One S] Bohemus:
Has anyone gotten Skype working on this Rom? No outgoing video for me either on the ffc or back camera.
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Skype is no good. Google Talk and Google hangouts is the new top dog in video talk. ;-)

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] traicer:
I wasn't able to get Google Talk working with the ffc, I would get a white screen for my image
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
Me too
[HTC One S] ZeppeMan:
Since the last release I noticed battery is going down a bit faster then on previous builds. Other then that I love this rom how it feels, so smooth and fast!
[HTC One S] mustang00066:
I use my nav quite a bit while I'm talking on the phone and ran into an issue today. After having nav going to a destination and then making a call, I'll hit home and swipe back down to nav from the pull down menu. When I do this though, sometimes the phone app from the pull down disappears. I'm still on the call, but can't access it from pull down like I should be able to.

To hang up at the end, if leaving a message or whatever, I have to open the apps drawer and open phone and then hang up. This is a little more difficult since I'm using a 3rd party dialer so I don't have a shortcut to phone on my home screen.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
I pressed thanks button but how can i install the hacked framework-res? When i try to install i got application not installed :(
[HTC One S] dasistsparta:
Aren't you a genius?
[HTC One S] trismegistos:
adb remount

adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/

adb reboot

OR

copy the framework-res.apk to /sdcard/ and move it with a file explorer to /system/framework/
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
You and xkonni are the men!!!!
[HTC One S] xkonni:
I did look into this yesterday and the issue seems to be that while in deep sleep the phone only receives wake events by the power button. Not sure if this can be fixed in the kernel, but will continue investigating.

framework-res.apk is located in /system/framework/framework-res.apk

adb root
adb remount
adb push framework-res.apk /system/framework/
adb reboot

Yea, its hard to get the cam to work properly... ;/
[HTC One S] apg5031:
Thank you for looking into it...
[HTC One S] Rodsky11:
I would like an alternate framework for this as well. I know how to remap the keys to return the APP_SWITCH function to the recent apps button but then that leaves us without any way of accessing menu settings.

On a previous build of Cm9 I had used an android.policy.jar file posted in the HTC One X forums which had the buttons mapped to long press of home for menu settings when overflow wasn't present in an app. Unfortunately, that framework broke a few features on the phone like bluetooth.

I use recent apps so much that long pressing home drives me nuts.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
In the current release, anyone notice voice calls using up a disproportionate amount of battery?

Eg phone on battery for 2.5 hours...

Screen on 13 mins = 50%

Voice calls only 4 mins = 22%

Listening to music for 1.5 hours = 10%

Surely 4 minutes of calls should not even be showing up there.
[HTC One S] Flow-Wolf:
Hello everyone!

Today I have create an article with a full review about the CM9!

Here it is:

http://flow-wolf-one.blogspot.fr/2012/07/one-s-cyanogenmod-9-full-review.html

You can also see the video recorded for this rom:

http://youtu.be/dHrYeJrYW5U

[YOUTUBE]dHrYeJrYW5U[/YOUTUBE]

Enjoy :D

and thanks the dev for his job :D
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
liquid smooth is out :S i don't know what rom to choose! I think i will stay with cm9 cause you are a great developer and alwais listened my probs,compiled a framework-res for me and alwais giving answers to other users :)

P.S. Is linaro merged in cm9 repos? :D

P.P.S. the zip you modded for me it's not working, but the framework does so it doesn't matter!
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
For me with or without it I can't help but come back to CM9. I've been a CM fan since my first android device and am spoiled by it. I'm sure someone will figure out a patch to get this working eventually, probably once it goes stable.
[HTC One S] dasistsparta:
Good job however learn for next time that if you want to review battery life then you gotta include a screenshot of the screen on time as well
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
I just finished building a version with App Switch as default and long press app switch for menu. I'll try to submit the patch this weekend.
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
On a slight sidenote, I discovered a flaw with the Mediaserver process. I dont think its CM9 related but rather AOSP I believe. It got introduced in ICS and I havent been able to verify if its fixed in JB, but a part of me doubts its.

The mediaserver is a system process in Android that controls music playback, file downloads, etc. Apollo and other music players tell the mediaserver process to play and control music. The problem is that this process has a tendency to lock up, causing a rather massive battery drain. So if you check your battery usage and notice the mediaserver sucking up 20-30% of your battery, then you know what the problem is.

The bad news is that there is no real easy solution. Most likely, the mediaserver is trying to process some kind of file that its struggling with. So you can either clean out your music collection of all hidden files and cover art files. You could do that fairly easily with some smart linux terminal commands. I just did a

rm -r ._* /sdcard/Music/*

. I havent had to time to check whether it actually solved the problem though.

I wrote more about the issue here. Its bloody annoying.

Sorry for the detour here, but its been bothering me a lot lately, so figured I would share my thoughts on the matter :)
[HTC One S] iheartn1:
thats actually happened to me in one of the earlier versions of cm9 too. not only was it a massive battery drained, it managed to use close to 500mb of my data in an unknown amount of time
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Interesting. I didnt think about checking data usage related to the mediaserver. Thanks!
[HTC One S] :
Hmm, I use my phone and my tab a lot for mp3's with embedded album art. Never noticed excessive battery drain on my One S with CM9 since alpha 12 or my Iconia Tablet with Thor's CM9 variant.
[HTC One S] plakers:
Did someone test MDJ's Kernels under CM9?... (I know that ramdisk or boot images differs...) - Just wanna know if this great combination is possible... ;)
[HTC One S] trismegistos:
will not work :)
[HTC One S] encho:
Actually it almost works, managed to boot and use it, but wifi was not working. I have flashed cm9 over sense rom without fastbooting the boot.img, and djs kernel remained.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
clone intervigils kernel repo, add mdeejays repo as a remote, cherry pick his commit, fix conflicts, build kernel...
[HTC One S] encho:
... And then post it here for lazy people to download :D
[HTC One S] :
Will your next release be still CM9 or are you now working on CM10?
[HTC One S] miguel.b:
min CPU reverting to 384 from 192

Has anyone experienced this?

I set my cpu to the minimum 192 Mhz only for it to change randomly back up to 384 Mhz. This persists even with the Set On Boot option enabled (same thing happens disabled). It will also keep the 192 Mhz setting through a reboot, but then during regular use, I might just check back there as I've been keeping an eye on it, then I'd find it go back to 384 Mhz.

Any ideas?
[HTC One S] fipsib:
nope, CPU SPY tells me, that compared to 192 Mhz my phone never uses 384 Mhz ;)
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Not sure yet, that will depend on how well JB works.

I merged those patches into my github and ran the kernel for a few hours. Seems fine, so pull it if you want ;)

All credits go to intervigil and mdeejay.
[HTC One S] plakers:
+1000... if a dev's got some space on his build environment and could compile / release it here... :p
[HTC One S] xkonni:
wouldn't be a problem.

but i'm afraid it will cause further issues as it may not be up-to-date with the one we use and i dont want to maintain several kernels.

besides i think 2.1ghz ist a little much and unnecessary.

you want it, you build it. or stick with the one that's included.
[HTC One S] Habarug:
Yeah, I don't see why people want to overclock, at least not while running an AOSP rom like this, I've been running at 1242 mhz and feel no difference at all :) BTW, still running this instead of Liquid because theme engine themes are optimized for this and Liquid, so they look better here ;)
[HTC One S] klin1344:
I'll build it and post it here today if people want, even though I dont use cm9 at the moment.

Sent from my One S
[HTC One S] plakers:
It's not only for O/C, I underclock mine to 1.2GHz and everything is OK, smooth. I don't care about benchmarks & so on... And was not talking about the eXtreme version of the Kernel. I had only some L2/GPU optimizations in mind, and may be some undervolt possibilities in a near future. Battery life + smoothness + governor/scheduler tuning, that was my goal and far above "benchmarks and overclock" only.

1 ROM, and only 1 optional Kernel... Just "ported" (boot.img and ramdisk to rebuild, not the whole job/patches...) for our lovely AOSP. Didn't know it was so complicated.

Anyway, thanks for the answers, and for the job already done guys.
[HTC One S] klin1344:
Mdeejay's kernel for CM9

Here is the compiled kernel from xkonni's source. It includes all the features from mdeejay's Virtuous kernel. Credits to the respective devs, mdeejay, xkonni, and intervigil.

Tested and working fine on CM9.

Either flash via fastboot or just drag this boot.img into the cm9 ROM zip and flash.

Enjoy :)
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
When is the 1080p Mode ready to use?

On the 27 July I will go into my holidays and want to make some perfect videos in the sea..

And i don't want to install for that a new rom..

Please :D
[HTC One S] Bohemus:
Now that the kernel source has been posted by HTC, what will that do to help development?
[HTC One S] plakers:
Great! Thanks a lot man, I'll test it tonight :)
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Camera is fuzzy and there's no ETA.

Check the changelogs... Touchscreen was fixed, usb tethering, sound, general fixes...
[HTC One S] klin1344:
xkonni, could you please create a link from your thread topic (or website) to my post with the compiled boot.img? I don't want to start a new topic as it is entirely your's and mdeejay's work; I just compiled it. That way we wouldn't have people clogging up this thread asking for it again once that post gets buried and hard to find.

Thank you.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
I googled & searched XDA for more than 15 Minutes but I couldn't find much information about what's the advantage of Mdjeejay's kernel other than OC to 2 GHZ?

Thanks in Advance
[HTC One S] klin1344:
Basically he has many fixes and tweaks that improve the overall performance of the kernel. But the main features are a higher clocked GPU and OC up to 2ghz.
[HTC One S] BiteBlaze:
Thanks man! Is this the 2.1GHz kernel? If not I might just compile it myself!
[HTC One S] klin1344:
Yes it has 2.1ghz frequency.

Sent from my One S
[HTC One S] BiteBlaze:
You're amazing.
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
App Switch Long Press

So I just submitted a patch to CM for the Long Press App Switch:

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/18954

What it does is totally automatic based on the device. If the device has App Switch and no Menu button, it sets Long Press App Switch to Menu. Then, for long press home, if it has an app switch button it replaces long press home with Search. Unless you have a Search button too, then it does nothing.

So for this to make any difference in the rom the device config needs to be updated as well. Pull request here: https://github.com/intervigilium/android_device_htc_ville/pull/2
[HTC One S] ChaseMDuffin:
So I just flashed this to my device, but I couldn't get the boot.img to flash in fastboot, gave me some error, but apparently irrelevant now because I flashed the ROM and it runs.. How is this possible if I haven't flashed the proper kernel? Or perhaps my understanding of this is wrong, someone please clarify. Anyway, I'll continue testing and report any bugs not yet posted. Thank you greatly!
[HTC One S] trismegistos:
In most cases you flash a Rom with twp recovery, you don't have to flash the boot.img separately. So if everything works, you are fine. You can check the kernel version in the system information tab in settings to be sure the right kernel is flashed.

Gesendet von meinem HTC One S mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] sstei003:
Totally messed up trying to install cm9

I had twrp installed on my one s and flashed the newest cm9 rom. It got stuck on the screen with the cm9 mascot and has been there since. I tried everything. different recoveries (twrp and clockwork) and nothing is changing. now i cant even get to recovery when i boot up twrp 2.1.7 and click install from zip the list where it shows the contents of my SD card freezes and doesnt let me scroll down. I know im screwed because there is no way tmobile will do anything to help with this and I am very desperate. Is there anyone who may have any ideas? also when i tried to install a newer version of twrp it froze on the "teamwin" screen and didnt even get to the options menu

Thanks for any help!!
[HTC One S] AustinAce:
Try wiping your system, data and cache

then hold the power button for like 10 seconds till your phone shuts off.

Reboot into fastboot Power + up connect your device via usb

Flash a new recovery via fastboot using adb fastboot flash recovery "location of file" then press enter. ( I recommend TWRP 2.1.8 )

Reboot recovery rewipe just in case and reflash CM9
[HTC One S] sstei003:
thanks i appreciate the help i was able to install twrp 2.1.8 but have the same problem when i try to install the rom from zip. The list of my SD card contents is unresponsive and i am unable to choose a zip to install. any ideas?
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Let me guess: you did not flash the boot.img in fastboot after you flashed CM9, did you? The very first time I flashed CM9 onto the Ville I had the same problem (not booting beyond CM9 bootanimation although I used TWRP) A simple flash of the boot.img fixed it for me,..

if you haven't done this & don't know how to do it, here is a tutorial I created some time ago:

[Tutorial] How to flash a new boot.img via Fastboot

This should help you!
[HTC One S] sstei003:
thanks all your advice has been really helpful. I can now flash CWM and TWRP 2.1.8 but neither of them allow me to mount USB to sideload a rom or flash a rom from whats already on the device. When i choose "install from ZIP" in CWM i get a blank screen as if there were no SD card and in TWRP every time I load the recovery and choose "install from ZIP" I am unable to scroll down the list to choose a rom to install. Now instead of hanging on the CM9 loading screen it hangs on the HTC splash screen with the developer warning. I'm stuck here and have tried everything I can think of. I dont have money to buy a new phone and I think im really close to getting this fixed. I would greatly appreciate if anyone has any other ideas.

Thanks