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[HTC One S] Soriak:
I recently flashed the 10/12 nightly and I'm amazed how well it works. Thanks to everyone involved! I was starting to doubt my love for Android with the T-Mobile junk version - but my faith is restored again. ;)

I believe i have come across a bug with the wifi tethering, though. My laptop (Mac) can connect to the phone and go online as long as the phone is "on." But if it goes into sleep mode (sorry, I'm not sure what the proper terminology is), the internet connection drops. I'm still connected to the hotspot, but websites just don't load anymore. As soon as I turn the phone on again, the internet connection resumes.

I presume this has something to do with the power saving options, but I wouldn't know where to begin troubleshooting this. Just thought I'd report it.

Wifi's down in the office... but since I don't know how many connections the phone can reasonably support, I'm keeping it all for myself. ;)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Try some different radios. CM now has the latest TMOUS radio bundled, but others have better luck with EU radios. Somewhere in one of the CM threads are some flashable zip files that replace the radio firmware folder with different version.
[HTC One S] diegojjdiaz:
Fix boot zip

To make sure, does that unofficial .zip file for the boot and Wi-Fi work on the newest 20121031 "update"?
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
get.cm is showing an experimental 11/1 build. Haven't had a chance to flash it yet.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Don't bother...not quite there yet, unless you enjoy the HTC screen.

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Should work on any image
[HTC One S] diegojjdiaz:
I attempted to flash the file, as suggested, and it didn't work, it gave me a loop. I did wait the appropriate time to see if it was not going to start up normally, also suggested.
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
Do you think the official release of jellybean for one s will help to make cm10 better¿

Enviado desde mi HTC One S usando Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
Official release of Source will likely help with the kernel. But given HTC's track record on that, I'll probably be running CM10 on my Nexus 4 by then.
[HTC One S] unk2009:
I'm going to give this a go, thanks for putting this together for us :cool:
[HTC One S] Raymond P.:
I just flashed the nightly from 11/01 and now I see a new experimental from 11/01.

That's 3 releases today. Is there somewhere where I can see a changelog or raw commits showing the changes between these releases?

Btw. the nightly 11/01 works like a charm here. Clean flash and boot.img through fastboot.

I can't post in the developers thread, but if someone is reading along I installed the 2.31 RUU a couple of days ago.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Look here! :D
[HTC One S] Raymond P.:
Bookmarked. Thank you.

Assuming this is the right place to ask:

Last month on various CM10 builds I experienced random reboots (while on desk, not in pocket) multiple times a day. Also some times the phone would just get stuck and would not respond.

I tried fixing permissions, factory resets, different radio and different kernels. I also tried catching it with adb logcat but it just would not happen when I had it hooked up to my pc.

The last day (or two) I got tricked into believing HTC would release 4.1 so I installed the latest RUU I could get my hands on. I did not have any issues.

Again assuming I'll continue to have the problem now I'm back on CM, did I overlook something or is there something else I could try?
[HTC One S] Navik57:
The new nightly does not seem to work with HBOOT 1.06.

It is currently being looked into.

Edit > Seems 1.09 is also boot-looping.
[HTC One S] kuipou:
hboot 1.08 too
[HTC One S] arnold1997:
I flashed klins latest kernel and seemed to work fine for me
[HTC One S] diegojjdiaz:
It seems that the boot kernels are all looping, at least using the Boot-Wlan fix temporarily fixes the boot problem, as for Wi-Fi in the newest experimental, well, it's not there. Everything else works smoothly on that kernel though, almost everything.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Yeah dude, same here since cm10.....

Anybody has this prob too, or maybe a solution for that?
[HTC One S] Jorgeminator:
Yeah, boot-looping on 1.06 for me, too :)
[HTC One S] usticm:
Htc one s issues

HTC One S on ROM: 10-20121012-NIGHTLY-ville

NOT WORKING

These are the items not working since ROM flashed to the above

1 - When accessing the phone app.. you cant see the 3 vertical dots that allows access to the settings

2 -When accessing the contacts app, like the above the 3 vertical dots that take you to settings are not visible.. means I cannot edit contacts from stock app and have to have another app to do so. Bizarrely when I do edit a contact to takes me back to the stock app to edit.

3 - When receiving SMS, i get the reminder in the the task bar, however when i look at the task bar it does not tell me who the contact is but only the phone number preceded by +44

For point s 1 & 2 above its almost as if my screen is not wide enough to fit the dots.. ie is the ROM for the one X with a bigger screen?

I hope there are fixes for this as everything works spot on...thank you.
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
1 & 2: Look at Settings -> System -> Hardware Keys. Check In-App-Menu Key or set for example long press last-apps-key to open close the menu

3: don't know. Works perfect for me
[HTC One S] TLLmeister:
Having some issues with the camera. When i´m making a photo in WhatsApp but don´t send it and click on the "X", the camera fails at the next attempt - it says "Can´t connect to camera". Only rebooting fixes it - i´m using the 1010 nightly for now, no problems otherwise.

How can i install the newest 1101 nightly? Not sure how to do it, because of all the posts with the boot loops and wifi-probs.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
just make a backup of your current ROM & flash the newest nightly or experimental (decision is up to you). Then see if it is booting or not ;) if it doesn't, go back to recovery & restore your latest backup ;)

somebody said that hboots lower than 1.13 are having bootloops, I read through the last pages of the One S threads and can confirm that nobody being on Hboot 1.13 oder higher wrote about having this issue but I also didn't find any post saying that they had bootloops on 1.13 or higher. Hope this makes sense :D
[HTC One S] TLLmeister:
Do i have to flash the boot.img via fastboot when upgrading from 1010 to 1101? Not sure if a can just update it via the CMUpdater.

Edit: Just downloaded the 1101 via PC and flashed it in recovery. No boot loops but also no WLAN. Then installed the WLAN-Fix some pages ago, now WLAN and everything is working fine for me. :)
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Can somone explain, which one of the shown basebands is now the corrcet (attached picture)...??

I am confused now...:eek:

I think ordinarily should be the same, or am I wrong?
[HTC One S] TLLmeister:
The same baseband as in your picture is working fine for me, picture attached.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Thx, but thats not my question....:rolleyes:
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
They are both correct. The one in the bootloader is what would be used with any non-CM10 ROM. CM stores the radio in a different folder, so you can replace it, even with high HBOOT versions. It's actually a very cool modification. Search the threads for flashable zips of the other radios if you want to revert to what is shown in the bootloader screen.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Thx dude, has the 0.16.EU any advantages to 1.08?

Kind regards....
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I think the 1.08 is the very latest. YMMV...try them all, especially if you are having issues. I think I get more day to day variability just from T-Mobile's crappy network than any radio can provide. I've tried several radios, and now just stick with the 1.08 default.
[HTC One S] TLLmeister:
Sorry, next time i should try to read the question a little more intensive -.-

Nevertheless, Nightly 1101 working fine for me :)
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
What method did you use to install? Most are getting bootloops on 1.08....and which nightly did you use? there are 3 now!:good:
[HTC One S] TLLmeister:
1. Downloaded the newest nightly (the NIGHTLY, not one of the experimentals)

2. dalvik clean cache via recovery

3. installed the nightly via recovery

4. installed the WLAN / Kernelfix from this thread

Important to say that i have 1.14.

Works perfect.
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
Sorry i had Hboot and radio confused i think
[HTC One S] Lodberg:
+1
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
+2

Ps: Iam on HB 1.13

Phone: HTC One S

Android version: 4.1.2

Kernel version: 3.0.45-g4e6d9af

Baseband version: 1.08ts.50.02.16_10.08e.50.04L

Recovery version: TWRP 2.3.1.0

[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

How to flash boot.img via fastboot
[HTC One S] fersingb:
Same here: 1.13 + 20121101 + boot/kernel fixes

Runs flawlessly! Big thanks to the devs!
[HTC One S] PC Jona:
anyone check the camera on 11/01 or 11/03?

its the only thing that doesnt work for me.
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
I flashed the latest Camera and haven't had any problems so far...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1965492
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
11/01 and cam works fine....
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Can someone check Google Nav? That was the one app that is still FCing on me.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] thelub:
I'm experiencing a boot loop on the newest update as well. Is my HBoot a problem? Or radio maybe?

Here's what I have right now.

hboot 1.09.0000

radio 0.16.31501s.16_2

I've been thinking about updating the radio but I'm getting very mixed reviews reading through radio update threads here. The only thing I haven't done to try to solve the boot loop issue is doing a factory wipe. I really don't want to do it (i lose too much info) unless its absolutely necessary.
[HTC One S] Qs5:
Everything is working excellent except for when you have a lock screen you can long press the power button and press reboot into recovery or bootloader... :/ (11/04)
[HTC One S] nicxus:
Is it safe to flash over a previous build?
[HTC One S] Rslegion:
Worked fine for me, although Voice Search seems to be playing up - it's the first time i've tried to used it, so it might not work in any build so far.
[HTC One S] jellydroid13:
Nothing new appears to be working right off the bat.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
for me voice search & google now are working just fine!
[HTC One S] sirtoast:
Ahhhh, I didn't think about the navbar. Where do you enable the navbar, just edit a config file somewhere?
[HTC One S] BiteBlaze:
I think you have to enable it in the framework-res and framework.jar
[HTC One S] macmata:
hboot update

this rom update your Hboot to 1.13 you wont be able to go back to some of the RUU
[HTC One S] jellydroid13:
Its in framework-res/values/bools.xml

Sent from my HTC Ville
[HTC One S] fipsib:
do your villes also get so damn hot when you are using them (>half an hour without rest)?
[HTC One S] a13xemz:
Yes it does but I have seen that issue from cm9(ICS)
[HTC One S] UserDemos:
Can someone tell me where the GApps in the OP come from? Another CM10 device? Generic CM10 GApps? Specifically for the Ville?
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Well I guess from the galaxy nexus or the nexus 7 as these two where the only two android devices with jb at that time
[HTC One S] dubbaa:
Update to OP (as of 7/20 v4):

Working:

Bluetooth Tethering works now after Bluetooth fix.

Not Working:

USB Tethering still not working

Status Signal not updating as signal increases or decreases. Also under About Phone -> Status, the Signal Strength is stuck at 0dBm 97 asu
[HTC One S] intervigil:
Did not notice the signal strength problem, but you are correct. Will investigate.
[HTC One S] klutch:
I having this problem evertime i update the system nova launcher stops m the signal bar its not fully has any one having this problem???

Sent From My CM10 One S
[HTC One S] fipsib:
added this, thank you

Nova launcher once stopped for me after rebooting, but that's all (running NL 1.2.2 beta 4) please read the two posts above your regarding the signal issue
[HTC One S] klutch:
yea thnx lol i read it ay the last moment bout the signal tho but thnx again bro,but then again i reboot when i do the updates and the widgets i put there removes it by its self and still stopping any ideas tho? oh i forgot to tell u too when i update the phone is asking me SIMLOCK

Update:Never mind i found out that they had a link for a beta update the nova launcher thnx tho
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
Netflix didn't work in b3. Had to go back to cm9 for the night. :(
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
they have already release a 21-07 release i think they're working full-time on JB :D we want CM10 official support!
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
Dude.... really? Read the OP.
[HTC One S] thelub:
Still having bootloop issues.

did full wipe of cache, dalvik and system wipe

updated to 11/03 nightly

flashed the WLAN fix posted a few pages back

wiped cache again and still experiencing a bootlooop. its only going so far as the HTC boot screen then restarts.

needless to say this is quite frustrating. I've been going back through the threads to see if there is something I've missed and can't see that I have missed something. Some of what is being said is a little greek to me. I'm at the point where I know enough to stumble through flashing and updating, but not quite advance enough to understand everything that's being said.

I have HBoot 1.09 and from what I understand I don't need to flash the boot.img separately? I'm using Clockwork recovery right now. Should I be flashing the boot.img separately?

help!
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
You're not alone...it's being worked. Very few differences between the latest and 10/12, so just hold tight.
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
I noticed this problem too, as soon as I found time I`ll update the patch.

The problem is, the S-On Kernel installer needs a working kernel.

Workaround:

you get a black screen after patch installation:

- flash a working kernel with fastboot,

- reboot

if you want to update CM10 from a working CM10 Rom:

- delete the boot.img in CM10 zip,

- install the rom,

- install the patch,

- reboot
[HTC One S] :
I'm flashing every new nigthlies! Working perfect here, all u have to do is, flash the 10-12 nigtlies and boot up...then download the latest nigtlies (11-04) extract it with file explorer, delete the boot.img and compress it again,... OK now you can flash it in recovery, will work perfect except for WiFi ...but there is a fix for that w-lan fix.....flash it and everything is working perfect
[HTC One S] djbeck811:
I don't understand. If the 11-4 nightlies have a bad boot image which is causing a boot loop, why don't they just post the nightlies with the 10-11 boot image instead of having to manually do it ourselves?

Any idea when this will be fixed in the nightlies?
[HTC One S] CerebroJD:
It doesnt just fix itself that way, since the nightlies are all auto-generated. Such is the life of flashing nightlies like we do... ;)
[HTC One S] thelub:
Thanks for all your help! I thought I was going crazy. If there's not much difference from 10/12 I'll just stick with that. I like being a guinea pig and beta testing but I like a little stability too as this is my daily driver.
[HTC One S] yz250il:
I flashed the 10/12 nightly and updated from the built in CyanogenMod update to the 11/1 and now the 11/3 now.

I'm on hboot 1.14 and 2.31 update.
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Because the new nightlies, since the 12/10, have a new kernel which works perfectly with HBoot 1.14 but not below.

This is being looked at but remember this is very much a WIP and not a finished product, you take the rough with the smooth.
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
I updated the boot and wlan fix,

DON`t use this fix on Build 11/7 or newer Builds,

if you get bootloops, in the zip, delete /system/bin/qrngd, (as intervigil mentioned in the Dev Threat)

Boot and Wlan Fix V2

This will install a self compiled CM10 Stock Kernel with sources from Oct. 12th and kernel version 3.0.45,

I made no changes to the kernel itself,

also the matching modules (drivers) will be installed to fix non working wlan.

Installation:

DON'T use HTC-Dumlock!

Working Rom, (stay on the installed kernel):

- Kernel have to be Version 3.0.45 (Systemsettings -> About phone - > Kernel version)

- delete the boot.img in the rom zip,

- install Rom,

- install the fix, uncheck kernel installation in Aroma Installer

Working Rom:

- delete the boot.img in the rom zip,

- install Rom,

- install the fix

with Blackscreen/Bootloop:

- flash the boot.img from the fix using fastboot,

- install the fix, uncheck kernel installation in Aroma Installer

CM10-boot-wlan-fix-ville-V2
[HTC One S] aliaselchore:
Totally fixed boot looping thanks man

Desde mi Ville corriendo CM10 Mentiras de la noche
[HTC One S] thelub:
An interesting update. I did a fresh install of the 10/12 nightly and also updated the WLAN fix that was on a couple pages back and now I seem to be getting incredibly faster data speeds. This is the fastest I've seen on my phone in this area EVER.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/iu1lx30coefl5oz/2012-11-05 10.19.12.png
[HTC One S] bgii2000:
I've been up and down the Internet trying to figure this out. A while back, taking an OTA or RUU that updated hboot was mucho bad joojoo. But is that still so? Is there lots of stuff that doesn't work with the new hboot, or has it all been worked around? Why should I not just grab the 2.35 RUU and run it?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Between the radio image being incorporated into the ROM and the FlashGUI app, it's not such a bad thing...but who knows what other sneaky stuff HTC put in the newer hboots...I'd just stick it out and let the experts find out what is causing the problems with the lower hboots and the new kernel.
[HTC One S] bgii2000:
Thanks, el_smurfo. I'm not particularly worried about getting updates ASAP or anything. Dev's will be finished with it when they're finished with it. No rush. I was just intrigued that there's all sorts of posts from half a year ago of people freaking out about updating hboot, but not really any good info on what happens when you do so, other than not being about to downgrade. Since it came up in this thread, I just figured I'd ask.

I'm on hboot 1.09. Are there any sort of logs or debug data I can contribute?
[HTC One S] yz250il:
After I update the nightly from the CyanogenMod update what happens to the older nightly zip file? Is it removed or does it take space on my SD card?

And where are the downloaded updates located?
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
It just sits on your SD card in /sdcard/cmupdater

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The only real downside I know of going to 1.14 is that you can no longer flash the kernel (boot.img) with TWRP, you *HAVE* to use fastboot or dumlock.

I'm tempted to update to a newer RUU to get the latest HBOOT as I have weird WiFi issues (with the 10/12 WiFi drivers) and I want to see if the new kernel and drivers sorts that.
[HTC One S] carlalex:
tethering problem

I'm on hboot 1.09 and I've got 11/5 nightly working with the wlan fix however I'm have a problem wit wifi tethering, It seems to be working and my laptop and tablet will connect to the phone but it's almost like there's a firewall blocking all internet traffic.
[HTC One S] Jewcifer:
2.35 RUU, 1.14 HBOOT, TWRP, here's how it went down.

1. Extracted/deleted boot.img from 11/05 Nightly (delete it 'cause it takes like 10 minutes to flash if you're using TWRP)

2. Flashed boot.img with Flash Image GUI, purchased from the Market

3. Full wipe

4. Installed 11/05 Nightly, gapps, settings restore script

5. Wiped caches

6. Flawless boot, wifi-working, everything else working...except...

Slow data speeds. Like, H+ icon showing, full bars, 7.5 kB/s down, 13 kB/s up (lolwhut?)

Not a kernel issue as I tried flashing Fusion AOSP 2.1, and all that did was break wifi.

Returning to stock kernel and trying some build.prop edits, will report back shortly.

-----------------------------------------------------------

Used the Kernel and other files in the wifi fix package a few pages back, had no affect on data speeds but got everything back to where it was before.

Added the following to my build.prop

ro.ril.hsdpa.category = 28

ro.ril.hsupa.category = 7

ro.ril.hsxpa = 4

ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule = 2

ro.ril.radio.svn = 8 (This did absolutely nothing, but thought it was worth a try)

As far as I can tell, that didn't really help, but I haven't tested it much. I think my data speeds may be related to the radio CM10 uses, which I know nothing about. Anyone know what's going on here?
[HTC One S] frdd:
Used up all the data in your plan maybe? 7.5 KB/s is close to the 64 KBit/s that at least the carriers in Sweden caps you at if you run out...
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Hey!

Exceptionally I have a question not about bootloops :) but about the new cm file manager. Did someone tried it yet? I like the layout and the handling. But I have one problem. When I want to move files I check the box and select "move selection". The filemanager always give me back "This action is not allowed in the current folder" (or something like that, I translated it to english). And how can I copy files??
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Somewhat counter intuitive but just select the file you want to move...then navigate to the folder you want to copy it to

Then select the double 3 dots and tap "paste selection" (fügen Auswahl??)
[HTC One S] Jewcifer:
Yeah...I feel pretty dumb now. I was 150 megs over x) I'll update my post after midnight when my billing cycle resets. So far it appears to have been a perfect installation, first one of those I've had since CM9.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Today flash-O-rama-day in good old germany, so I flashed the CM10-20121107 rom! :D

Just flashed it (quick & dirty) with TWRP over the old one:

- wipe cache

- wipe dalvik

- install rom

- just of interest, reboot and no bootloop detected, but wifi is broken again

- than back in recovery and flashed the "boot-wlan-fix-V2"

Reboot system, wifi now back and all runs flawless...:D

Big THX to XXMrHyde for this awesome patch
[HTC One S] yz250il:
I too have the 7/10 nightly.

I Found out today that while the Bluetooth tethering will work just fine the WiFi tethering will connect but with no Internet available. Any ideas?

While in the spirit of WiFi and wireless stuff, with the stock sense 4.1 I had WiFi direct, where did it go in the CyanogenMod rom?
[HTC One S] Dooxed:
Nightly 2012-11-07

I want to confirm that the latest nightly (11-07) works perfectly with the \system\bin\qrngd file removed from the zip before flashing (see dev thread).

Steps taken:

1) Download 11-07 nightly from get.cm

2) Remove \system\bin\qrngd (unzip, remove, rezip)

3) Move to SD

4) Flash it directly in recovery (I wiped nothing)

I'm on HBoot 1.09, coming from 2012-10-12 nightly (3.0.45 kernel) and using ClockworkMod recovery.

So far everything works, including Wifi and it seems to be a little more stable than 10-12.

I had the problem that the wifi / gps crashed silently every now and then... ah, I just checked and that problem still seems to be there.

Time for a reboot ;)
[HTC One S] phrequency86:
Boot loops stopped for me!

Hi all,

So I flashed the 11/06 rom, (the one before the kernel was reverted, just to make sure) and visited boot loop city for a few. They didn't like me there because I wrecked their qrngd establishment on my way out.

Works great now. Running HBOOT 1.09.
[HTC One S] Jordan4804:
Very noob question...

I'm still pretty new to this all, so I have a question.

I'm using the 10/12 nightly as my daily driver, works perfectly, but I'd like to see for myself what the 11/07 nightly holds cause I'm a curious guy :D. If I follow these steps you've laid out, exactly as you've written without wiping or deleting the caches or anything like that, what will happen? Will I lose anything, like my theme, setup, widgets/apps, etc.? I don't want to have to re-setup everything in my phone as if I just flashed a brand new rom! lol :)

Thanks in advance for anybody's reply