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[HTC One S] bobjbain:
For people to ignore!!

You need to stress too, that you need to reflash boot.img otherwise people will still complain that it is broken!

Actually, do we need to flash the boot.img if we use TWRP, I know it will flash boot.img for some ROMs but not others??
[HTC One S] benjamin.j.goodwin:
Shouldn't need to flash if using TWRP it all depends whether it's in the script and .zip file or not. But this has it. :)
[HTC One S] xkonni:
its in the script, but even with twrp boot is not flashed for me. flash it in fastboot to be sure...
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
I noticed on the radio comments it was mentioned we may need to flash the wcnss.img file to make sure we get good signal but i wasn't sure what was in this file.
[HTC One S] ozzie1p:
Hell ya! Nice job and thanks. Several reboots and radio survives.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
thank you very much, just send you a beer for your efforts (&to keep you motivated ;)) via paypal ;)

will flash alpha 12 when my One S is charged :) (although I didn't experience any issues at all with build 10)

[edit] only thing I don't understand is the registration of the sim card in the network after I entered the (correct) PIN. Just pressed ignore but everything works. Does anybody know what this thing should do or for what It is necessary?
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
xkonni try going on rootzwiki and pm mdeejay he is a kernel guru maybe he can help you with the cpu tweaks :D

Flashing the alpha 12 right now i'll give it a try ;)
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Thanks a lot :-)

I get that dialog as well, it's one more (minor) thing we need to fix. But didn't get to that yet and it does not have any impact.

Thanks for the idea, I know mdeejay and he's already in our channel :-)

But I didn't mean overclocking, that would benefit stock and cm in the same way. Rather would like to find some more optimizations like those for memcpy, memmove we merged recently.

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[HTC One S] mustang00066:
boot-alpha12-userdebug.img (secure boot.img)

md5sum: b7bc5e250a542d0e47055008165f5d71

(downloaded 7 times)

boot-alpha12-eng.img (insecure boot.img, already in the update)

md5sum: 05278a5b1e912c0ae2fbfc000771f60f

(downloaded 15 times)

Which one to flash to fix the radio problem?

Thanks.
[HTC One S] linds6630:
either one will work...i prefer to use the insecure one so i can adb remount and push files to system
[HTC One S] mustang00066:
Working great with Radio/Outgoing call volume.

Has anyone gotten the panorama camera function to work? I rooted my phone right away so I didn't really play around with Sense camera on it to see what it was all about, I just see it as an option now and when I try it, it force closes and won't take the picture.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
alpha 11 notes that WiFi Tethering is fixed. Is this the native tethering functionality, or is this for allowing 3rd party apps to work?
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Didnt play with that yet...

Its the native android tethering...
[HTC One S] encho:
This is supposed to be beta now? If I remember correctly, someone said once the ril issue is fixed it will move to beta stage.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
adb shell
su [maybe, if you're not root already]
bash
sysrw
sed -i 's/alpha12/beta9000/g' /system/build.prop
reboot

;)
[HTC One S] charkey:
lol
[HTC One S] fipsib:
generally, I would love to know what's the difference between the insecure & the Secure (userdebug) boot.img

Can anyone answer my question? I'm willing to pay with a click on the "thanks" button ;))
[HTC One S] encho:
I know it's just a name, but I think your alpha deserves to be beta. :)
[HTC One S] Reevine:
Just to make sure your question isn't over looked, the RIL is the entire radio lib/process. "rild" is the name of a socket that starts the radio and identifies the baseband. There is more to it than that but essentially that's what it is.
[HTC One S] c19932:
new alpha has fixed the radio issue for me. thank you!

on a sidenote, I am using Toggle2g, a program that automatically changes your radio connection from 3g to 2g after screen off for a certain period of time. I have used this on CM9s on different phones and never had problems, but on the htc one s CM9, there is an issue.

My 3G DOES change to 2g after screen off for 15 minute, however, there is no data after the change when the screen is off. I have to turn on the screen for data to connect. Once I turn on the screen, the data would connect. (in other words, when I turn on the screen, i see that there is no data, and then after 2 seconds, the 2g data would recover). hope Im explaining this clear enough
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Radio Interface Layer Daemon... It uses the proprietary radio libs to establish a radio connection via the sockets Reevine mentioned.

You can build android as -eng, -userdebug and -user. The resulting builds have a decreasing amount of debugging options, apps available and also build a different boot.img.

-user, -userdebug builds contain secure boot.imgs in which adbd is started as shell user and you can not do things like adb remount, adb push file /path/outside/sdcard.

-eng builds have an insecure boot.img, adbd is run as root and you can directly access all files on your device.

This is usually just needed for development.
[HTC One S] iheartn1:
the lock screen seems to be bugged. i had to nandroid back to sense but this was the process i did that broke the lock screen for me and permanently locked me out of cm9:

set up faceunlock with pattern

remove lock

set up pattern only

remove lock

set up facelock with passcode

this makes faceunlock f/c everytime it came up. i was unable to press any numbers when the passcode screen came up. only the emergency telephone button worked.

dont know if what i did caused it and i dont know if it can be recreated like that but thats what happened to me
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I just flashed alpha 12, rebooted the system, made a few /system/app changes (as I always do after new flash) and then rebooted again. When the phone booted up, it did not pick up any network at all. The signal bar had a cross on it, but I didn't notice until an hour or so later. So I decided to turn on airplane mode. The airplane icon appeared instantly (not like usual which takes a few seconds) and after that the airplane mode menu item became disabled, with airplane mode permanently turned on. I rebooted the phone, and turned airplane mode off, and now it is working.

Any ideas why? I thought alpha 12 was specifically to fix all these radio issues. And ironically, I never had any issues until this lol.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
alpha12 includes a workaround (restart rild once after boot) that should fix network issues. but we have not yet found the real issue behind it.
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Make sure you flash Alpha 12 or the latest nightly in such a way that the boot.img gets applied properly. Either by flashing it separately as described in the first page, or by using some fastboot trickery as I usually revert to ^^
[HTC One S] klutch:
Just noticed today that the cam is not working is force closing and the flashlight not flashing after i updated alpha12

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[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Camera both video and still capture front and back works perfectly fine here both on Alpha 12 and the nightly I uploaded two hours ago. Torch too. Did you wipe the caches before flashing? Try to fix permissions
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
still had the same radio problem...but it seems to only happen after wipes/fixing perms...flashed the rom again after that, and the radio issue seems gone..
[HTC One S] klutch:
Let me try fixing permissions and see cuz i did wipe caches

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[HTC One S] klutch:
Thnx for the mini help Untouchab1e it works now

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[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Glad it worked! :)
[HTC One S] klutch:
Quick question has anyone expirienced the battery draining quicker? I dont touch the phone that much but dont last me not the hole day

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[HTC One S] xkonni:
And you're sure that you flashed boot.img the first time?

Check for kernel version if in doubt. It should be from the release date.

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[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
My battery is certainly draining quickly but its the screen that does it in my case I think. Its very sunny outside and the auto brightness turns up.
[HTC One S] trismegistos:
LOL

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[HTC One S] Sprocket89:
Just rooted and put alpha 12 on my device. Everything seems to be running great, with the exception of the issues listed to be worked on still.

Huge thanks to those working on getting cm9 running on the HTC One S. CM9 is such a better experience then Sense in just about every aspect. That being said, the only thing I miss about Sense is the camera. I'm a noob at this, and certainly not a developer, and I realize this may be the wrong place to ask this as this is a CM9 thread, but is it possible to extract the camera from sense and use it with cm9?

Thanks again for xkonni and anyone else's hard work to bring us cm9!
[HTC One S] Reevine:
+1 for fastboot lol. Though I like to think of it as black voodoo magic myself lolz.

Thanks for expanding on that for me. Sometimes I forget to explain everything cause I forget people don't know lol
[HTC One S] fipsib:
working for me [clean installation (Wipe)]
[HTC One S] kwtf:
Please fix MHL support please! (And maybe include the BEATS Fix for cm9^^)

Awesome Rom btw :D
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
@xkonni im pretty sure you posted something about this file. i tried to google it but didn't see much. Jus wondering if i should flash any of the firmware from the OTA.
[HTC One S] Eumaniac:
I'm jumping right ahead:

adb shell

su [maybe, if you're not root already]

bash

sysrw

sed -i 's/alpha12/final cm9 Romney/g' /system/build.prop

reboot
[HTC One S] xkonni:
MHL, yes i will try that again when i find the time.

Beats, never. We have dsp manager and thats that... There's a topic, flash it if you really want. But be careful, i heard it breaks things...

I would not recommend flashing wcnss.img manually, use the RUU/OTA for that...

Sounds like a good idea ;)
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
Great work on this!!! Unfortunately, I rely heavily on wifi calling. Any idea how close we are to having that working?
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Find the thread here by user name,Awesome. He has a BeatsAudio zip that is integrated with DSP manager. Its for cm9 and aokp roms. Works great for me.

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[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
attached here
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
xkonni are you going to skip ICS and go straight to jellybean ?
[HTC One S] trismegistos:
Xkonni is using cm source. So you have to wait till cm team has merged his source.

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[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Can anyone share their battery consumption including how long they have had their display on? Most reviews seem to get around 8-9 hours of web surfing. I think my phone would die after half of that even with minimum brightness. Curious if this is just me...

I've been on battery for 59 minutes, the display has been on for 10 mins and is taking 40% of the battery consumption. I'm now at 88%
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Display on: 1h 14m 37s

74% battery left

Display usage is 63%

But have to say,that tonight I turned mobile usage off (also wifi)

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[HTC One S] xkonni:
I will certainly try building against it when its out... but

this is the most reasonable way to go...
[HTC One S] peshkoff:
Option "2G Only" is not saved across reboots
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
Yesterday I used my phone a lot (surfing, checking twitter, facebook, email etc.) and did a lot of listening to streaming music nearly all day and after more than 13 hours I was at 43%.

I'm on the latest build and installed cleanly from scratch. I do not have SetCPU or anything else running, just letting the ROM do its thing.

I do keep the brightness down when I can, but usually manually adjust it myself using the "slide across statusbar" cm tweak.

You might try a clean wipe and install, that's always done the trick for me. Also make sure you haven't installed an app that is hogging CPU/memory and hammering your battery.

Good luck!
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
Re: [ROM][S4][WIP] CM9 on HTC One S [2012/06/26 - alpha12]

show us some screenshots would be nice.
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
I'll be sure to take one tonight after the same use and post it.

Not BSing though if that's your worry. Who would that serve? :)
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
nah

i believe you are able to have 40%+ left after 14hrs, but just not with HEAVY use.

i bet your screen on time is no longer than 2 hrs.
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Forgive me if its been mentioned before but is there a fix for music player to not play automatically when headphones are connected? It prevents you from using your headset for anything else. Its a cm9 issue I know cause my hptouchpad has same issue. Is there a fix?

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[HTC One S] Bohemus:
+1
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
Yeah, I'm pretty good about keeping the screen dim, and shutting it off after I'm done using it. I rarely ever let it time out on its own.

This battery life is definitely with moderate use. I can tell you with full brightness up on a hot day earlier this week I did a lot of reading on it with a white background and still managed to get like 13 hours that day before I needed to charge.
[HTC One S] kjacksonmusic:
At the risk of sounding like a N00b, could someone please explain this too me "Flash boot.img manually in fastboot" I understand fastboot I can do that but how do i set it up to flash boot this file? Do I have to put it somewhere? Is this the boot.img from the room? etc?

Thanks
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Yes. Extract the boot.img from the ROM .zip. If you are using the All In One utility throw it in the data folder and you can run the command from there.

Unrelated, maybe I'm just missing something but I have LED notifications turned on and the LED is NOT flashing when I receive SMS/text messages. Is there someplace else I need to turn it on?
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
You might be better off using the TWRP (Team Win Recovery Project) recovery.

Check out their thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1677670

You shouldn't need to flash the boot.img if you use their recovery. (I didn't)

Alternatively check out @hasoon2000's toolkit here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1604677

Otherwise, read the tutorials (I think there are at least 2 in the dev section).

Flashing in fastboot requires ADB (Android Debug Bridge) and the fastboot.exe (which you can get when you download ADB) as well as the comfort of working with it via command line on your computer.
[HTC One S] kjacksonmusic:
okay i watched the video and found out how to do it, I am comfy with using ADB etc but when i run the command to flash the boot.img it says 'cannot load' alternativaly i accidently booted and cm9 loaded just fine...
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
Odd...maybe it worked? Did you have the file in the same folder as the fastboot.exe? If CM 9 is working ok and your have voice and data when you use the device, I guess it's ok.
[HTC One S] kjacksonmusic:
this is what i see even when trying to flash the other recovery. http://i.imgur.com/pzPNK.png after moving the file into tools etc.

---------- Post added at 08:14 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:06 PM ----------

sorry for filling up this post but with a bit more diligence and checking my spelling this worked for me, i am now running TWRP thanks for your assistance!
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
For others reference... you could install it graphically using Goo Manager in the market. No fastboot needed.

xkonni Are you going to put more updates on Goo? All I see is Alpha 9 still in there. It's just a much quicker update that way.
[HTC One S] daveparki:
I am not totally confident with command lines so when I need to flash a boot image I use on of the scripts packaged with the other rooms and change the boot.img to the cm9 one. Then boot into fast boot and plug in the USB to change it to fast boot USB and then run the exe file in the script. I used the black dragon one and never failed me yet.
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Since my earlier question may have gotten lost in the rest of my reply, should I be getting LED notifications for text messages? I have LED notifications turned on in settings.
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
Got my first random reboot ever with this ROM (been running it for several days now). Captured a logcat as quickly as I could and I think this might be the offending line (but I'm just guessing).

Figured I'd attach the whole thing anyway just in case it helps the devs.

D/QMI-RIL ( 351): [main] qcril_send_unsol_response: UI <--- RIL_UNSOL_RESTRICTED_STATE_CHANGED (1023) --- RIL [RID 0, Len 4, (null)]
[HTC One S] rudefyet:
Finally broke down and installed this starting with alpha 10.

Why do I ever run anything else? Works great, stable 99.9% of the time and I somehow get better service and faster edge speeds, not to mention the UI is faster/smoother and the built-in exchange support in vanilla ICS is better than Sense IMO.

It was a similar situation with my EVO 4G, CM7 almost doubled it's battery life, and made it infinitely more useful as a smartphone.
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Gosh, it's really easy to do you know!

o I have added the path to the adb executable, and thus the fastboot executable, to my windows path variable (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Android\android-sdk\platform-tools). That way I don't have to worry about where I am when I'm in a command prompt.

o So to flash the boot.img I drop into a cmd prompt and go to the directory where the extracted boot.img is then :-

adb reboot-bootloader (will reboot into bootloader)
fastboot flash boot <boot.img file>
fastboot reboot

Takes all of about 60 secs....
[HTC One S] charkey:
Yes it works. Make sure that if you have a rule for SMS Messages that you either set the color palette to red or green since our phones only have those two colors available for the LED notification.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
I totally forgot about that. And currently goo.im seems to be down.

It should be a lot faster to download via http://ville.giev.de though.

Testing it works for me, will try it and report back ;)

Yes, thats how it should work.

But it does not need to be entirely green/red. The HAL does a check which of those values is greater and sets it accordingly. Red (amber) is the default one.
[HTC One S] PoseyBAH:
Still OK to flash normally through twrp, without having to flash boot.img through fastboot?
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Should be!
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Just try it and compare kernel version in about to the screenshot from ville.giev.de

If they match, boot was flashed.
[HTC One S] malimal:
I have tested setting my default notification light to red or green but neither work when doing a test.

Another issue that I wonder is local to me, when listening to music through a Bluetooth headset, when I get a notification the Music gets lowered but does not get restored to its original level.

I can provide a log if necessary.

I know there use to be an option to not lower the music in previous CMs.
[HTC One S] thedivinehairband:
Excellent!

This is a most excellent piece of work.

Best thing for me was the first GPS fix I did with it. It was locked on in seconds.

Well done xkonni. Well f***ing done!
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
Battery Life Screenies

Here are some screenshots I snapped last night after a typical day of use for me.

Personally, I think this is great bat life, especially on a stock battery! CM has never let me down in that respect and this ROM is no exception.

This is on Alpha 12, no SetCPU or other power/battery saving implements. I am a light to moderate user, yesterday was more on the moderate to heavy side for me since I downloaded the game Lume and couldn't put it down for like 3 hours.

Cheers to the dev team here! I get paid next week and will reward your efforts with a donation since it is well deserved.

Keep up the great work guys!
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
Is multitasking fully working on CM9?
[HTC One S] xkonni:
I use bluetooth

headphones as well but didn't experience issues yet.

Will verify this again.

That option was in cm7 but it didn't make it into ics.

Don't forget intervigil and of course the cm guys. We just do the device adaption :-)

Yes, works perfectly.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
multitasking is fully working since like 2.1 :P
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
What are the beat set ups for this from so battery life can be good? Any kernels?
[HTC One S] adulel08:
im running the rom now and its great but will this thread be

put on the shelf since the butter smooth Jelly Bean has been released?
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Dont think CM9 will be left behind here just because Jelly Bean has been announced. 4.1 will make its way into CM9 soon enough. ;)
[HTC One S] malimal:
I know the stock camera app can't be implemented but is there any way to improve the camera? Comparing shots I took on stock vs CM there is a great difference in quality.

The battery life is great. It really want to use CM but need a better quality camera app.
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
Bug: sometime when pulling down the notifications they are blank.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
We're probably not using that image sense chip correctly. But it's hard to find out how to use it...

Wish I could reproduce the errors you get. This also has never occurred to me.

But I think it would be a cm bug actually.

Did you grab a logcat?

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] No_Fear:
I haven't seen it all the time.

The notifications are working well, and I use them a lot of time in the day.

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[HTC One S] fipsib:
I also can't confirm this, never occurred to me

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[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
this happens to me randomly
[HTC One S] malimal:
Regardless thank you for helping to bring CM9 to the HOS.
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
Do the custom kernels work with CM9? If so, which one are you guys running?
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Custom sense kernels don't work, at least not entirely.

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[HTC One S] blackhartct:
No but ill try to reproduce it when I have my laptop later
[HTC One S] ztaale:
Is this aosp rom?
[HTC One S] raikesy:
Not sure if serious.. (yes)
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
CM9 giving me great battery life!

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] ZeppeMan:
How can I get rid of the "SIM network unlock pin"?
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Its build from CM source which is based on AOSP, but not directly AOSP.

Press cancel... Or disable sim pin entirely.
[HTC One S] The Jones:
So I wanted to ask those people getting very good battery life with good deep sleep periods if they have changed many default settings. I am getting about 25% worse battery life than with a Sense based ROM with the phone being awake a fair bit of the time but I am struggling to diagnose why. There is nothing especially unusual keep a partial wake lock except for the alarm service which I am not sure is a problem.

Any help is greatly appreciated.
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
I did nothing special on mine. I use Beautiful Widgets, two APW widgets(FB+Twitter) , G+ widget, Apollo music widget, gallery widget, and tapatalk widget on my home screens. Use Wi-Fi while at home and turn off sync and wi-fi while at work. Auto brightness for display. After a couple of battery cycles I noticed the battery improved from when I first installed cm9

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[HTC One S] The Jones:
Thanks for the info. I have been running this Rom for a while now so I don't think charging cycles are the issue here.
[HTC One S] antdizzo:
Does MHL connection work?
[HTC One S] :
My battery life has been unreal this evening... can't wait to do a full test tomorrow
[HTC One S] ickedmel:
Glacier I've been on trick droid since I got this phone but I've been curious to try CM but have been holding out for more later stages, what's your opinion? I'm thinking of giving this a whirl