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[HTC One S] yz250il:
I just can not flash the CM10 any more?

Hi,

A while back I had Hboot 1.06 and every flash of new nightly CM10 rom worked fine.

but after trying the ViperS rom for some time I wanted to go back to the CM10 but I just can not flash it.

It just stuck in the CM10 boot animation .

I have Hboot 1.13 now and I'm flash the boot.img after the rom itself but its not helping.

I mentioned the Hboot because its the only thing i can think about that would cause this.

I tried flashing with TWRP-2.2.2 and TWRP-2.3 with CWM Touch 5.8.3.1 and CWM 5.8.3.1.

At one point I went back to the stock recovery and wipe the whole SD card and restoring factory reset.

I tried restoring a Nandroid that I had of CM10 14092012 nightly with no luck.

A Nandroid that I made of the ViperS rom works but I have to flash the boot after restore which is odd I think.

Are there any thoughts about what is going one with my device?

Thanks,
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
Did you try flashing the boot.img via fastboot?
[HTC One S] yz250il:
Yep, I allways flash the boot.img with fastboot.
[HTC One S] mineIsAlreadyTaken:
do I have a different camera/gallery app? There are no focus settings /: camera settings menu only shows 'store location' and 'picture size'. The other menus are white balance, flash, exposure and scene mode .. I seem to remember the default cam app used to have settings for metering, focus, burst, etc?!

=sent from my OneS=
[HTC One S] eckbauer:
New Playstore update

The new Play store is there if anybody is interested:good:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1932489
[HTC One S] Jorgeminator:
Anyone else suffering from slow USB transfer speeds like me? When moving files from my PC to the phone, the speed refuses to go over 2.5MB/s. I really do think the One S can do better than that. I'm on the latest 20121012 nightly but the problem has been there ever since I moved to CM10.
[HTC One S] sherry478:
Yes me too if go into recovery the speed goes up to 10/15 mb/s.
[HTC One S] Jorgeminator:
This is definitely software limited. I tried transferring the same file in recovery mode as you said and got 8MB/s, still not as good as your speeds but a noticeable improvement nonetheless. :)
[HTC One S] ICWS:
I had this "bug" on every CM-Build. Even on CM9. I also think this is software-related and appearently not easy to remove because if so the devs have it done already.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
I can confirm that with nightlie from 20121011, i send cm10 20121012 over usb to the sdcard, transferrate 2,5MB/s..:confused:

But i think 201212 is a great nightlie, it runs fast, smooth and stable with less energy consumtion....

Its much better than cm9, and the utilization rocks (i think the reason is project butter)!

Bur best feature for me is the option to control wifi, sound, bluetooth etc over statusbar...
[HTC One S] Fredfly:
Generally I always transfer data in recovery. With most ROMs the transfer rate is much slower in my experience. However with Oct 11 nightlies it is very slow around 2.6-3MB/s
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
In recent nightlies, I have been having a lot of issues with connectivity and even phonecalls. My phone goes to voicemail even when it is on and working fine. I miss so many calls and don't get notified of the voicemail until several hours later.

Strangely I also noticed that my baseband as reported in about phone suddenly reads this: 1.08ts.50.02.16_10.08e.50.04L

I flashed the older radio which I had, 0.16.31501S.17_2_10.23.31501S.10L. In HBOOT it shows this version but when CM10 boots up I still see 1.08ts.50.02.16_10.08e.50.04L.

WTF is going on?! :(
[HTC One S] fipsib:
That was changed some nightlies ago:
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Hot camera

My wife used my phone for about 10 minutes, taking a bunch of shots of my Mother's new kitten with the focus on continuous. By the time she gave the phone back, it was getting almost too hot to touch and the battery was down by 20%. Anyone else have a similar experience? Is this just an expected effect from having the CPU running full bore continuously?
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Oh thanks, I figured it was probably that. But I wonder why it shows different versions in the ROM and in HBOOT.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
That's because hboot doesn't know your not using the flashed radio

Can anybody tell me how to change the radio though? Because just putting it in etc/firmware doesn't change anything & I keep having problems with the us radio here on Germany (internet disconnects, no connection with hsdpa etc)
[HTC One S] outsider787:
Like fipsib, I too would like to know some more about flashing different radios, though I don't know if my issue is radio related.

On CM10, it takes minutes to reconnect to the mobile network when I come out of airplane mode, or if the phone disconnects from the network (for whatever reason). This becomes quite annoying after a while. Otherwise CM10 is flawless for me. When I do have connection to the mobile network, things are great. It doesn't drop the connection any more then the stock rom. And when it does, it's probably because reception is so poor in my house.

On the 4.0.3 stock rom, the phone takes maybe 5-10 seconds to reconnect to the network, which is really not even noticeable.

I am in canada on the Fido network.

Anyone have any advice?
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
This is what I used to update my radio:

http://ville.giev.de/?page_id=42

I have TWRP but I used the CWM method, by booting my fastboot directly into the CWM image on my machine. Then flashed the radio through there. HBOOT shows the radio I flashed, but CM10 still shows the radio that it flashed itself. I can't flash radios through TWRP, at least I don't think so. It took about 10 minutes to "flash" on there.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
thats not working for me as I'm on Hboot 1.13 & it wouldnt matter as we dont use the flashed radio with cm10 anymore^^ but thanks anyway :)
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Oh, I am on 1.13 as well. I thought it did work but I guess not. So how on earth did the radio get updated in the first place?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Per the link copied previously, the radio is now included as part of the ROM. I believe it's in system/etc/firmware, but it's not in the standard zip format, so I'm not clear how to replace it with a radio of your choosing. Hopefully Ethan will chime in here when he gets a chance with a brief tutorial.

On another note, anyone know how to add new actions to the long press hardware buttons? I would like long press recent apps to be "go to sleep"...this is available on the notification bar widget, but not in the list of options for the long press buttons (nice way to keep down wear and tear on power button).
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Here is the tuturial:

1. Download radio image, e.g. from http://ville.giev.de/?page_id=42

2. Extract contents of radio.img to /system/etc/firmware. Or if you don't know how to do it, here is the international radio already extracted (you still need to extract the zip though): https://dl.dropbox.com/u/20442539/0.16.31501S.17_2_10.23.31501S.10L.zip

3. Make sure the permissions are right. The need to be rw-r--r-- aka 644

I didn't test it myself :D. But I think it should work.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
How do you extract the contents from the .img file? I'd like to revert to the previous US radio.
[HTC One S] boardlord:
Try WinImage :)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Sorry for the delay, but I didn't know how to answer your question. Turns out, this morning I flashed the latest Gapps package dated 10/11/12

http://goo.im/gapps

And now all of my settings are gone as well. Since the camera app and gallery seem to be contained in the same apk, you lose the CM camera by flashing Gapps second...which I never do when dirty flashing nightlies. I hope the CM build starts using the latest gallery apk though, as Picasa sync seems broken in the version they have been basing it from...
[HTC One S] klutch:
i want to ask something just by asking :my phone droped n it has a broken glass now since i backed up everything even the ROM i had it waiting till i get the new phone once i got the new phone i did the unlock bootloader ect...then i put all the things i had on the other phoneto the new one the backed up i had on the other fone its on the new one but when it boots its still on the circle cyanogenmod anything bad i am doing need help quicly dunno if is a dumb thing i am doing let me know
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Have u flashed the boot.img via fastboot (its included in the nightlie)?

Look here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1752270

Good luck...:D
[HTC One S] mineIsAlreadyTaken:
Makes perfect sense, thanks. So flash Gapps first, CM second .. :good:
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
just use Winrar!? ;)

Edit: Not working :D
[HTC One S] burmanski:
Did some searching on the forum and google with no luck. Is there a way to only display contacts with numbers only?
[HTC One S] eckbauer:
My Phone does not go into Deep sleep and i see the Alarm manager is the main problem. I searched but not getting any were.

Maybe some one can help.

Iam on the latest 10 12 nightly.
[HTC One S] Lodberg:
Try and uninstall the gmail app if you have it installed. It help me. I just use the build in email app instead.
[HTC One S] eckbauer:
Thanks mate but it didn't help.:crying:
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Well I'm also flashing with TWRP but for me it doesn't,.. nobody knows why on some devices it works & on others not,..

(stuck in bootloop today again after I forgot to flash the boot.img when returning from the Stock (for the sake of getting the new baseband) back to CM,...really dont know why it doenst work for me (& and per example xkonni also) & others it does)
[HTC One S] ozzie1p:
Getting force close when selecting android debugging. Anybody else?
[HTC One S] riles22:
Good news for anybody who's looking for headphones support. There is an app on the Play Store called Wired Headphone/Headset Fix.

This allows you to put a widget on your home screen where you can toggle between headphone and speaker. Not a perfect solution but should work for now if you want to listen to some tunes! :)

Found this on the One X thread (link) where they seem to have fixed the problem where the widget is not necessary anymore. I haven't looked to closely and not sure if I would be able to dig it out. But someone knowing more than myself might be able to find how they fixed it. Assuming it HTC configured them similarly. But since the app fixes both there's a chance!

Cheers! :D

Here's a post where they link to github with files that fixed the headphone routing for the One X:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=28788967&postcount=205

One more thing:

Heres a diff between the audio_policy.conf file that fixed headphones for the One X and the audio_policy.conf file thats currently in xkonni's repo: http://www.diffnow.com/?report=q94h5
[HTC One S] Rodsky11:
I'm using CWM 5.8.1.5
[HTC One S] BiteBlaze:
Same here... :( no adb
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
me too

im too afraid to use anything but CWM

i once almost bricked my friends galaxy S for using a different type of CWM that dosnt work with cm9
[HTC One S] klutch:
everything seems running normal but noticed when i place the weather widgets it disappears and i still having low signal too
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
switch to 2G signal is full
[HTC One S] fipsib:
I bet that's because your HTC recognized that you placed a Samsung Wallpaper on it! you evil devil! :silly:
[HTC One S] nicxus:
I flashed gapps from the nexus s cm10 build someone posted here and Google Now isn't working. Did you do something different or use a different flash?

EDIT: Nevermind, was using the mobile app. I found it on the OP
[HTC One S] encho:
Seems very stable to me, which is very surprising. Issues: after unlock sometimes asks for pin; no camera; voice calls go through loud speaker.
[HTC One S] klutch:
never that its not happening i live in a city of full bars 4G everywere i go

yea ok that has nothing to do with the lol :D
[HTC One S] fipsib:
even on 7-20 v3?
[HTC One S] hansthegeek:
The ui reboots when changing orientation in the youtube app. I am alone with that?
[HTC One S] jellydroid13:
ya working for me but i have a wierd status bar glitch
[HTC One S] sirtoast:
Google now is working OK for me now, just reinstalled the jb gapps and cm10 after a wipe. Doesn't launch like it did at Google IO where you swipe up on the launcher but it is on the lock screen.
[HTC One S] suhailtheboss:
everything is running great! thanks for this!

can't wait for the next releases
[HTC One S] jellydroid13:
That's because it's swipe up on the navbar which requires on screen buttons but what you can do is enable the navbar but set it to a dpi of 1. This will enable the swipe up feature and still have a virtually invisible navbar.

Sent from my HTC Ville
[HTC One S] fipsib:
cm-10-20120720-EXPERIMENTAL-ville-4.zip is up (CEST 1:27 21.07.2012)
[HTC One S] jellydroid13:
Downloading now will report back in 10

Sent from my HTC Ville
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I copied over the pre extracted files you uploaded, put them into /system/etc/firmware, chmodded to 644, and after booting, I wuold get no signal, and then a few minutes later it would hard-reboot. This was an endless loop until I had to reflash. Any ideas? I'm using nightly 12.
[HTC One S] Lodberg:
Forgot to write you also have to reboot...
[HTC One S] frdd:
Someone, Jobo or vividboarder iirc, stated in this thread or the one in dev that although the radio fw can be ninjareplaced like that, the fw is matched to binaries customized somehow for the specific radio fw version. Would be nice if someone could expand on this. O the things that keep a nerd like me up at night... :)
[HTC One S] VanCho:
Yep, had the same thing at my OneS :(
[HTC One S] yzoni:
It should really work. The the custom files need to be renamed, but I don't know how yet.

The radio files from the rom:

# Modem firmware
etc/firmware/modem.b00
etc/firmware/modem.b01
etc/firmware/modem.b02
etc/firmware/modem.b03
etc/firmware/modem.b04
etc/firmware/modem.b06
etc/firmware/modem.b07
etc/firmware/modem.mdt
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b00
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b01
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b02
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b03
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b04
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b05
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b06
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b07
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b08
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b09
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b10
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b13
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b14
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b21
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b22
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b23
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b25
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b26
etc/firmware/modem_fw.b29
etc/firmware/modem_fw.mdt

The radio files from the radio image.

modem.b00
modem.b01
modem.b02
modem.b03
modem.b04
modem.b06
modem.b07
modem.mdt
modem_f1.b00
modem_f1.b01
modem_f1.b02
modem_f1.b03
modem_f1.b04
modem_f1.b05
modem_f1.b06
modem_f1.b07
modem_f1.b08
modem_f1.b09
modem_f1.b10
modem_f1.b13
modem_f1.b14
modem_f1.b21
modem_f1.b22
modem_f1.b23
modem_f1.b25
modem_f1.b26
modem_f1.b29
modem_f1.mdt
modem_f2.b00
modem_f2.b01
modem_f2.b02
modem_f2.b03
modem_f2.b04
modem_f2.b05
modem_f2.b06
modem_f2.b07
modem_f2.b08
modem_f2.b09
modem_f2.b10
modem_f2.b13
modem_f2.b14
modem_f2.b21
modem_f2.b22
modem_f2.b23
modem_f2.b25
modem_f2.b26
modem_f2.b29
modem_f2.mdt
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
Yea, we really need to set up a wiki page...
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I wish, when big decisions like this one were made, that effect every user and have no "off" switch, that the commit logs had a little more information to help less advanced users understand how to restore back to a configuration that worked better for them. I love CM, and the support we are getting, but this radio sucks for me... I literally have no signal 8 hours a day at my job where I previously stayed connected.
[HTC One S] boardlord:
I'm with you, I'd also rather use radio 0.16
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
Add me to this list, I'm really glad the "no data when screen is off" was fixed because of this kernel and radio update but the 1.06x radio had a much better reception.

Hopefully intervigil can shed some light on this soon.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Same goes for me!
[HTC One S] yzoni:
I figured it out. The modem_f2.b* files need to be renamed to modem_fw.b*.

Screenshots:

Before:

After:

Personally, I don't notice any difference between the this tmobile radio and the international one. If you do find that some other firmware is better and you don't know how to install it yourself. Give me the link to the radio download and I will make a flashable zip for it.
[HTC One S] boardlord:
Thanks! Will test it as soon as I get home :)

Edit: I trust that "downgrading" the radio this way will not affect wifi?
[HTC One S] yzoni:
No this modem firmware has nothing to do with wifi. The Wlan directory the and wcnss files will not be changed.
[HTC One S] boardlord:
Here is the link to the radio from RUU_Ville_U_HTC_Europe_1.78.401.2

hxxp://ville.giev.de/wp-content/plugins/cimy-counter/cc_redirect.php?cc=radio10l&fn=http://ville.giev.de/downloads/radio-0.16.31501S.17_2_10.23.31501S.10L.zip
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
Will a flashable zip for another radio work on hboot 1.14 or I'm a stuck with the radio that comes with CM10? I'd really like to use the radio from this firmware but I'm have hboot 1.14.

RUU_Ville_U_ICS_40_S_HTC_Europe_2.21.401.10_Radio_1.06s.50.02.27_2_10.08.50.04L
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Flash as you would do with a rom. No wiping needed.

Here is the 0.16.31501S.17_2_10.23.31501S.10L:

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/20442539/signed-0.16.31501S.17_2_10.23.31501S.10L.zip

And here is the one for when you want to go back cm default (faster then flash whole rom ;)):

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/20442539/signed-1.08ts.50.02.16_10.08e.50.04L-defaultcm.zip

Remember you will need to flash the radio everytime you flash a nightly, because the nightlies overwrite everything.

I really don't understand why you would want to do that. The tmobile/or older europe radio works fine in our country.
[HTC One S] boardlord:
yzoni, thanks a million!! In about two hours I'll be able to test!
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
With the older Europe radio (0.16) I experienced the home button issue which some HTC One S devices suffer from. This was greatly reduced with the update of the RUU 2.21 which includes radio 1.06s.

With the 1.08ts Tmobile radio I believe to have less reception. It's actually similar to what el_smurfo mentioned before. At work there are now lengthy periodes with no reception at all which did not occur when I was using the 1.06s radio.

I'm still unsure if it's even possible at all with hboot 1.14 ... :confused:
[HTC One S] boardlord:
Isn't this issue (never experienced myself, *fingers crossed* ) related to kernel?
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Oké, I understand that issue. On low coverage (with older radio), the phone transmits on a specific frequency and somehow this interferes with the electrostatic field of the touch buttons on some phones. I don't know how to pull the radio image from the file you linked to, so I can't make a flashable zip for it.

Dzo already explained this "I'm still unsure if it's even possible at all with hboot 1.14 ...", but I will do it again.

With stock sense the wifi and the baseband drivers are on a separate partitions. After hboot 1.13 it isn't possible to acces these partition manually anymore. This isn't cool, so Intervigil put the drivers on the system partition. The same partition where cyanogenmod or any other rom is installed.

The special htc partitions are still there with their data., but they are simply not used by cm anymore.

Hopelijk is het een beetje duidelijk nu.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Thank you so much man! Working flawlessly over here! (hboot 1.14) You're my man!

Would it be okay for you if I'll update the FAQ in the op in the upcoming days and post the link again? (of course with credits!)
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I tried yzoni's flashable 0.16 radio image flashed over nightly 12 and I didn't get proper connectivity :( data doesn't seem to work. I'm so confused at the random behaviour. I'm also noticing in the latest build the device rarely enters deep sleep, and nothing really in BetterBatteryStats.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
@yzoni

Can you please make a flashable radio for the 0.16.31501S.16_2_10.22.31501S.10L from TMOUS 1.84? It's the only one that really works for me. If not, can you let us know how to make our own? Finally, are you only updating the radio firmware or are you also changing other related binaries as referenced by Intervigil?

http://ville.giev.de/wp-content/plu...s/radio-0.16.31501S.16_2_10.22.31501S.10L.zip
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Yeah I will do that radio soon. Although It is easy to make your own zip, everything you need to know is on xda, just search. If you use the zips provided by me, then you only need to change the modem libraries.

And your last point, I don't know what related binairies you mean. I just swap the files I mentioned in in an earlier post of mine.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I'm giving it a try. What program do you personally use to extract the files from the radio.img?

EDIT: 7zip seems to work!

EDIT2: Nevermind...gives "corrupted files" error.

Regarding the "binaries", I'm just repeating hearsay mentioned in the thread above:
[HTC One S] boardlord:
Notification LED

@fipsib

You mention in the OP the notification led work, however I cannot get it to function properly. Hardware-wise it's ok, since it lights up when I charge the phone and missed calls light it up.

However, if I set up custom app notifications (like texts, Viber, calendar etc) it doesn't light up... Of course, I set the colours only to red and green.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Make sure you only use green or red and set all the timing to default.
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Standard Disk Utility from Mac. But you can use any disk image program.

The simple answer is that there are no such binairies.

I only remember Dzo saying something about it in the development thread:
[HTC One S] boardlord:
I guess you didn't see my edit :) All colours are green or red, and speed+timing is set to normal.

Funny thing is, that if I tap test, the LED lights up with the screen off. The problem only arises if the actual app trigger events happpen...
[HTC One S] boardlord:
See screenshot.
[HTC One S] yzoni:
This is indeed broken since a few nightlies.
[HTC One S] boardlord:
Alright, I'm not paranoid then :)

Edit: also thanks for the radio 0.16 zip, works like a charm!

---------- Post added at 08:38 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:36 PM ----------

@el_smurfo

Use WinImage:

http://www.winimage.com/
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
LED notification works fine for me on the latest nightly.
[HTC One S] boardlord:
Then I haven't the slightest idea what the cause could be, since, as I said, the LED hardware is A-Ok... Has there been a related commit between the 10/10 and 12/10 builds?
[HTC One S] fipsib:
I'm on the 10/10 nightly and it's working for me ;)
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Well something did change. Make sure that in the application specific settings, the pulse length and speed are not set to custom.
[HTC One S] boardlord:
I can circumvent the lack of LED notifications for some apps like IM+, Touchdown and ChompSMS that have inbuilt options for LED notifications, but as for calendar alerts?

What could cause the system to NOT light up the LED? I have even tried disabling Widgetlocker, but to no avail :(

Edit: @yzoni

Pulse length and speed are both set to "normal" at all places.

I wish for good ol' trusty Trackball Alert Pro...
[HTC One S] klutch:
i dunno but when i has the broken glass phone tmo gave me this new replacement phone, it grabs signal crazy now then the one b4 and i belive it has a diffrent radio too (TMO US)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
That is the radio that's bundled into CM10. It may be great on HSPDA, but it stinks on low signal EDGE like my office.
[HTC One S] klutch:
oh yea i mean its acting good were i am H all the way
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
@yzoni

Gave making my own flashable radio zip a try but got stuck. When I unpack the radio.img from the 1.84 build, there are two series of firmware files, MODEM_F1.B* and MODEM_F2.B*. In your zip, you only include one of the series and have renamed to modem_fw.b*. I could just pick one, but they are subtly different sizes, so the question is...what's the difference?
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Hate to say it, but I don't know. Just use the f2 ones.