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[HTC One X] crnkoj:
can i run the cm10 nightlies on a one X with the h-boot 1.12, or do i have to update the h-boot first?
[HTC One X] seadersn:
yes; it's made for 1.12. don't upgrade your hboot until official ota arrives!!
[HTC One X] aymansanliturk:
For hboot 1.12 there is absolutely no problem flashing and using or updating cm10 rom. Do not update your hboot unless you want to squeeze the most out of the sense roms. If ever you "accidentally" update it (like me) there is a solution for that either.
[HTC One X] crnkoj:
Thanks guys, i wont upgrade than, i was just wondering because cm10 is jb and i thought jb might need the new hboot to function properly, but looking at it as it is, it seems to only need a compatible kernel ^ ^
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
There isn't anything that I could find in the CM bug tracker for our device... :confused:

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The new HBOOT is only required for Sense-based Jellybean :)
[HTC One X] tbalden:
i've contacted the seniors about stable version, hopefully it will happen soon.
[HTC One X] aymansanliturk:
When the stable released, does this mean that hboot 1.31 users will also benefit the boot.img without repacking it with mdeejay's modded one?
[HTC One X] tbalden:
if i get the time, which im a bit low on these days, id concentrate on it.

On a side note, the Repositories are open to submitted patches, so if anyone is able to produce a boot image script and vendors, that work with both of the old and new hboots, please submit to review on gerrit. I know it sounds lazy, but im highly low on time because of job stuff
[HTC One X] FCDHBubbles:
And Thank God you have a job these days!!;););) So take it easy ;););):good:
[HTC One X] aymansanliturk:
Not a problem mate, whenever you have free time. You and the team already doing such a load of work for the community, so I don't mind repacking it with the modded boot.img until you or someone else manage to produce a clean one for the stable releases.
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
I've flashed it and no problems so far apart from the photosphere FC's.
[HTC One X] ryu2k8:
I've some strange audio Problems on Apollo. after an half hour or hour i can't listen to Music there a some strange noises in my music after the time. I've to soft reboot the device before it works.

Has Anonye else these Problem?

I've use the newest nightly and standard kernel. And i'm on hboot 1.21.
[HTC One X] chiwou:
the sound bug is still present in the latest nightly, this time I added a log, hope it helps
[HTC One X] simoran2:
How is everyone finding the battery life on this? Better than the venom rom?
[HTC One X] crnkoj:
ok, so i installed the latest nightly (11142012) on my one x with hboot 1.12 and went into wifi settings and set always on if connected and set the timeout to 5 minutes, that wifi goes to sleep when not charging. after wifi went to sleep it wouldnt come back and in the wifi menu it kept saying "searching", turning it off wouldnt do anything and it was stuck on on. I rebooted and it was set to off this time and setting it to on found my router and connected.

Is this just my bug or is it generally known?

ps i did check the frequency and region but didnt change it (automatic and europe) just clicked ok (i mention this because i know with the atrix cm9/10 it ahd this issue if i changed region)
[HTC One X] almmpt:
Please HELP

I have the fallowing:

*** UNLOCKED ***

ENDEAVORU PVT SHIP S-ON RL

HBOOT-1.12. 0000

CPLD-None

MICROP-nONE

RADIO-2.1204.135.20

eMMC-bootmode: disabled

CPU-bootmode: disabled

HW sECURE boot: enabled

MODEM PATH : OFF

Jun 28 2012,11:31:28

cid: HTC__304

I flashed cm-10-20121114-NIGHTLY-endeavoru.zip

I flashed boot.img

Everything is great except the battery

How can I fix my battery problem because I hate SENSE, or I sell my HOX or I fix this because I don't want to live without cyanogenmod.

Can I flash a kernel for fix it, how can I fix it... please HELP...
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
There are a number of things that could cause a bad battery drain. First off, did you wipe the device? Second, this thread is full of people suggesting ways to find out what is using your battery. There are two big ways to check. One is using the built-in feature under Settings -> Battery to see what apps are using your power. The second is an app called BetterBatteryStats (free on xda to xda members), which will show what apps/processes are keeping your phone from entering its deep sleep.

Check those out and see where your problem lies.
[HTC One X] almmpt:
I do...

When I flash i allways do

1 - Format cache

2 - Format system

3 - Format data

4 - Flash rom

5 - Flash boot.img

more clean than these i don't know...

I see the things that you said to me but my battery don't give for 8 hours in normal use

Thanks
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
Instead of formatting /data, perform a Factory Reset/Data Wipe. It does much more (without touching your sdcard) to get you a better fresh start.

Also, seeing the things I said doesn't tell us anything. What things are showing up in Android's battery dialog (besides screen... there is nothing that can be done about that other than lowering the brightness)? And what is showing in kernel wakelocks and partial wakelocks in BetterBatteryStats? Without knowing this information, we CAN'T know why your device is sucking battery life. But something is wrong, because most are able to get a full days use with 2-3+ hours of screen time and some have been able to consistently get 4+ hours of screen time, but I don't remember if those were with the stock kernel or a custom one.
[HTC One X] almmpt:
Thanks

I allways do first

1 - Factory Reset

2 - Data Wipe

And next to it the procedure that i describe...

But thanks, i try different kernels...

do you know a good kernel for this awsome cyanogenmod 10?

Thanks
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
If you do the Factory Reset/Data Wipe, there is no need to wipe the /data partition separately as it was done with the first.

But getting a new kernel most likely won't fix your problem, it is most likely an app that is keeping the phone from deep sleeping or pegging your CPU at a high clockspeed. That is why those apps I mentioned are so important. They let you know what is going on with your device and can lead to insights to save a substantial amount of battery power.

But many recommend bricked and ncx, but keep in mind, that once you switch to one of those, it has been requested by the devs that you do not report any problems back in this thread. The stock kernel is a good kernel, and you should try and solve your primary problems before you try switching kernels.
[HTC One X] almmpt:
I keep stock kernel

Thanks

I keep stock cyanogenmod kernel
[HTC One X] Zt3v0:
just a suggestion but is their any reason why the idea of the power saver mode in the new jellybean couldnt be ported over to this,as it would shut down most cores and disconnect alot of cominication while in deep sleep,surely that would help loads?
[HTC One X] SbTro:
GoogleApps (GAPPS) 4.2 for your Jelly Bean ROM

all stuff from 4.2 in CM 10. just download zip and flash it from recovery

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=34130580#post34130580
[HTC One X] Prof Peach:
Stumbled upon this...... I'm not a user but thought I'd share.

http://www.droid-life.com/2012/11/1...tting-down-sites-after-asking-team-for-10000/
[HTC One X] Der_Flooo:
what a fckn **** is that ?
[HTC One X] Sentinel196:
Installed.

Everything seems to work except Photosphere.

Photosphere launches, but once you start capturing the scene, the app crashes and the phone gets very hot! lol

Also, make sure you set your alarms up again so you don't miss work tomorrow.. The zip replaces the Clock app, so all your alarms get deleted.
[HTC One X] mibikin:
I think I remember hearing somewhere that to get photosphere to work you have to touch to focus somewhere before you change mode to photosphere.
[HTC One X] Sentinel196:
Just tried that. No dice :(
[HTC One X] 3raser:
This portal news post says that there is a final version of CM10 for the HOX. I don't see a final version on the CM downloads page.

So, is there a final or do we have to wait a little longer?
[HTC One X] sabret00the:
The post is wrong, CM10 for the HOX never even got a Monthly release let alone a Final Stable release.

TBalden has recommended that we get stable status though and hopefully the higher ups grant us that status. I fear it may be dependent on negating which hboot version users have installed.
[HTC One X] feuerkette:
Is the latest nightly stable for daily driver?

Can someone post feedback please?

Thanks
[HTC One X] sabret00the:
The latest stable version is the latest nightly.
[HTC One X] landwomble:
It's awesome mate. It's been my dd for past couple of days and not found any problems at all....

Is it worth flashing a later daily over an earlier one without wiping in general?
[HTC One X] eyosen:
That's what I do unless there are some weird problems afterwards, problems no one else is experiencing. Then full wipe. Remember to flash the boot.img in any case to be on the safe side.
[HTC One X] techenthusiast:
Just had a weird moment. Was running 14th Nightly with Gapps 4.2, I then did a full wipe, flashed 15th Nightly and the Gapps with this post. I now have 2 versions of all the apps, Calender, Camera, Gallery. Im not sure how they came over if I did a full wipe.
[HTC One X] zopostyle:
Streetview is no compatible with 20121115... can you check?
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
Most people's "full wipes" don't include wiping the /system partition manually. Gapps get installed into the /system partition and the CM update process is designed to keep those installed when you update (it copies them to a temporary place and then wipes the /system partition, installs CM and then restores the gapps back). When you wipe the /system partition, it prevents CM from storing those apps.

Just boot into recovery and under the Mounts and Storage menu, select Format /system. Then install CM and gapps like normal. This won't erase anything you currently have on your phone, but it may be worth it to do a Factory Reset/Data Wipe, just in case any of those gapps put conflicting data on your /data partition.
[HTC One X] simoran2:
Ok so i am using the venom rom at the moment but really hate sense. So i want to flash to this but have a couple fo questions about the process..

After reading the initial post, I move the zip file over to the device, do a nandroid back up and then wipe the device. My question is... how do i completely wipe the device! I take it this is more than just doing a factory reset?

Once i have done this i boot into fast boot and flash the boot.img, then boot into recovery and flash the rom? Is all this correct?

Thanks for any help on this!
[HTC One X] tiho5:
To make a clean flash:

Wipe and format data partition

You must also format system. This is done by CWM

Go there and press on mount and storage. There is this option.

Wipe cache, dalvik cache is also what is done

Some files on the sd card could also be removed.

A good example is found in ARHD thread. Download the super wipe script from there. It will do the whole works.
[HTC One X] simoran2:
Thanks. How do i wipe and format the data partition? Will this wipe the rom off the sd card though? Sorry if these questions are a little stupid - just want to get it right!
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
To do a proper full wipe only requires two things.

1. Performing the Factory Reset/Data Wipe (which wipes the /data partition, the /cache partition, dalvik cache is removed when you wipe the /data and /cache partitions, and it clears the .android_secure folder on the sdcard which is where apps that are "Moved to sdcard" are stored).

2. Formatting the /system partition (which can be found under the Mounts and Storage menu).

If you wanna go really in depth, you can back up everything from your "sdcard" and then format that as well and then just restore the necessary things back, as there are a lot of apps that store data there.

If you do those three things, there will be absolutely nothing left on your phone as far as Android is concerned except for the boot partition containing the kernel, but that will be overwritten when you use fastboot to put the new one on there.
[HTC One X] tiho5:
Also from CWM

Wiping data is also factory reset.
[HTC One X] simoran2:
Ok so i installed everything (did all the wipes) and it boots into android fine. However there is no google play application and no option of adding a google account in the settings. In fact it doesn't even boot into the normal tutorial (the bit where it guides you through setting up wifi, adding accounts etc...). Is this normal or am i missing something? Also the phone seems to be extremely warm
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
You need to install the google apps addon (usually called gapps). Due to legal reasons, it can't be included with CM. Get the latest version from http://goo.im/gapps
[HTC One X] simoran2:
Ah cool. Do i just install the whole zip via recovery?
[HTC One X] tiho5:
Yes, just flash it from recovery
[HTC One X] feuerkette:
Hi,I have issues with touchscreen when playing games. I'm on the latest nightly. the screen won't work properly. any ideas?
[HTC One X] CroatianBoy:
Google Now is not working for some reason. The application starts, but it doesn't search anything. You say something like What's the weather in London, UK? And it registers your voice but keeps recording like you're not done with the input. Any ideas on how to fix this?

EDIT: Didn't read the first post very well, I'm sorry.
[HTC One X] RazerRazer04:
Hey, is it possible to activate the on screen buttons like on gnex and deactivate the capacitive ones? I heared today there is a mod released for samsung gs3 which does this and I was hoping there is some way to do this on HOX without activating tablet UI.

Check if you have echo issue, could be the cause for it. Download offline english voice recognition packages and check if it works now.
[HTC One X] serotizm:
+1 since preview 5
[HTC One X] Rycon33:
Yeah for some reason, we always need to re download the speech recognition.

@serotizm, stk is fine here btw

Tapatalked from my HOX
[HTC One X] serotizm:
Nope. It gives the error I've sent when I use mobile signature. It can't play notification alert.

But when you click on Sım Toolkit icon, it works, you're correct.
[HTC One X] nish77:
Is the echo issue solved?if im not mistaken someone came up with a fix for it!...Really missin JB !Currently on ARHD 7.2.1 but missing the butter performance of JB!
[HTC One X] doumer:
Working fine for me.

And Wifi is also working perfectly.

Love this rom so much, everything is smooth and perfect :laugh:
[HTC One X] NickDunn:
guys, pls just read the OP carefully or use the "search this thread" function here.

some answers really easy to be found out maybe just 1 page before.

i just list my answers which u may wanna know.:-

1, no echo for me.

2, wifi works great.

3, no random reboot.

4, no problem with playing games. (i just hv abt 10 games installed. maybe not the same as yours.)

5, if you want any kernel repacks, pls just search this thread. i am sure you will have it. ;)

6, google now no responds? pls check the OP again. (all in the Google now' settings. default to english and download the lang. packs)

7, battery life? it depends on the user. for me, its really good enough.

8, to be continued.
[HTC One X] mick1475:
For myself had problems with the hotspot - the other phone wouldn't connect due to authentication problem. Will check with laptop.

/edit can't connect the laptop either
[HTC One X] nish77:
Did you have echo on the previous build?
[HTC One X] philippebla:
for me

echo : yes yes yes !!!:silly:

wifi : ok

play : my phone don't play :) a phone is a phone ,it's not a game play

reboot : no

bat life , 9 h with wifi connect

this is a very good rom, but I can not use it all the time while I worked the echo and unbearable for my correspondents, so I test when I do not work and I give a different version when I have to go at work :)
[HTC One X] bloodhawk:
Yeap, echo is the only issue keeping me away... really amazing ROM hands down.
[HTC One X] CroatianBoy:
When you say echo, do you mean that you hear echo or that the person you are talking to hars echo?
[HTC One X] NickDunn:
really no, start from p 3.
[HTC One X] NickDunn:
i think its another side, he/she hears. :p
[HTC One X] bloodhawk:
The person on the other end hears his own voice multiple times...

Only cellphone callers/users. NO issue with land line calls.
[HTC One X] philippebla:
that the person you are talking to hars echo
[HTC One X] kalevs:
In my case it works also without opening sim toolkit icon

one thing is sure that we shouldn't have phone locked or any apps open - use it just on plain homescreen
[HTC One X] asci:
I'm with Preview 6 now and I'm facing a minor bug: led light stuck on green even if battery it's not fully charged.
[HTC One X] SleemLDJ:
After the latest nightly I've been having weird issue.

At times when a phone call comes on the whole phone goes dark screen unresponsive until I soft reboot.

Anyone else experiencing this?
[HTC One X] BertyUK:
Just did a full wipe and installed latest nightly

i'm getting force reboots a lot

before this nightly (for the last month or so) the phone seems to get hot pretty quick when doing anything at all cpu intensive (playing games etc)

after a while the phone just freezes and reboots. I thought a full wipe would fix it. it hasn't

can someone who has this rom running well (including playing games) tell me what rom/kernel they're using please

Thanks
[HTC One X] elsworth1983:
Did you do fastboot erase cache in "fast boot"
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
What do you consider a "full wipe" (there seems to be variations of this)? The best way is to perform a Factory Reset/Data Wipe.

Make sure you format the /system partition (found under the Mounts and Storage menu in recovery) and then reinstall CM and gapps.

Also, make sure you flashed the boot.img from within the zip. And as elsworth1983 mentioned, make sure you do a 'fastboot erase cache' after you flash the boot.img.
[HTC One X] tonypello:
With Hbot 1.31 is not yet possible to install this rom?
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
Only if you repack the kernel with mdeejay's kernel he put out a month or so ago. I don't have any links or anything, but everything you need is at the bottom of the first post.
[HTC One X] hceylan:
Compass Off for others too?

My compass seems to be off like 45 degrees. When I align it with North, it actually shows northwest.

Anyone else has that problem?
[HTC One X] BertyUK:
thanks for all the replies.

sounds like i missed a step or two out.

i've just done the following:

dowloaded the bricked kernel

downloaded latest cm nightly

used the kernel repacker using boot.img from above 2 to make a new boot.img

rebooted to recovery and did factory reset/wipe/cache wipe/dalvik wipe

installed bricked kernel zip

installed cm10 latest

used fastboot to flash kernel

i did not:

format the /system partition

fastboot erase cache

phone seems a lot more stable this time round so i'll leave it for a while. If i have any more problems, i'll do it all again. properly ;)

Thanks again
[HTC One X] pandaball:
There is no need to format /system when wiping. The updater-script does that already before copying the files into /system.
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
Yes, the updater script does format the /system partition, but not before it backs up certain files (mainly pertaining to gapps). On the CM forum, there have been more times than I can count that formatting the /system partition solved all sorts of weird unexplainable problems. There was even a system-only formatting script that was floating around for N1 users since Amon_RA didn't give users the ability to do it within recovery. And it fixed a lot of issues.

Whenever I have problems, formatting /system is the first thing I do. Then just flash the ROM and gapps.
[HTC One X] thegh0sts:
God I hope that cm10 gets a stable version soon!
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
Ya know... just because our device doesn't have a "stable" build on the CM site doesn't mean that the build isn't stable. I've been using CM10 as my daily driver for months. Tbalden is working with CM to have them put up a stable build, and if our device maintainer feels it is stable enough for CM standards, you might as well install the latest nightly :)
[HTC One X] bungknees:
Couldn't agree more, cm10 is super smooth, and I've yet to have an issue with anything on it. Battery isn't bad either.
[HTC One X] feuerkette:
That's true,can you check playing angry birds star wars?does your screen work properly?I did a full wipe before install the latest nightly.on dead trigger is the same problem.on homescreen all is working perfectly
[HTC One X] jam256:
Everyone should just flash the android revolution HD superwipe script instead of puzzling over what a proper full wipe entails
[HTC One X] rawdealer:
Uhhhh :D wat a mistaka you maka ;)
[HTC One X] Zt3v0:
whys that?
[HTC One X] bungknees:
Screen is working fine. Angry birds is working perfect. I'm on nightly of the 12th.
[HTC One X] rawdealer:
Search the thread for "superwipe" ;)
[HTC One X] Nark.GA60:
+1

SuperWipe is a bad idea for CM10.
[HTC One X] techenthusiast:
Ignoring the superwip theory. Would the best practice be to format/wipe, then format the /system part too.
[HTC One X] mattman83:
Factory reset

Format system

install rom

Flash boot.img

fastboot erase cache

covers pretty much everything. Most nightlies i do "dirty" flashes, but about once a month i do everything from scratch.

M.
[HTC One X] techenthusiast:
In regards to this, how to you back back to the bootloader to flash boot.img after installing ROM in recovery? Because you cant take out the battery like in the old days.
[HTC One X] mattman83:
adb reboot bootloader

It works better if you do recovery stuff, because it's a touch harder to go from bootloader -> recovery directly

M.
[HTC One X] techenthusiast:
Thanks for that.
[HTC One X] seadersn:
or simply use my recovery :p it has reboot to bootloader and a wipe'em all function, too. i really hope for 4ext recovery rising soon... which was the only reason why i did it: i missed these functions ;) + everything's working (adb, charging, usb storage etc).
[HTC One X] techenthusiast:
I might just do that, that'll make life much easier.
[HTC One X] wietse1988:
What is the advantage of a 4ext recovery?
[HTC One X] ste1164:
Is this rom still funny with the new HBOOT from official JellyBean with HTC Sense?
[HTC One X] techenthusiast:
Worked like a charm! No issues and a much smoother process.
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
Superwipe scripts also don't clear out the .android_secure folder on the sdcard, which is where apps that have been "moved to sdcard" are stored.

As bungknees mentioned, Angry Birds Star Wars is working fine on my phone as well. I wasn't too impressed with the game, but that is another matter entirely... :silly:

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Yes, see the bottom of the first post. I am sure that once it gets resolved, tbalden will change the last part of the thread title to reflect it.
[HTC One X] ste1164:
Oh wow cant believe I missed that! Thanks :) I guess I shall leave CM10 until this HBOOT problem is fixed.
[HTC One X] colobos:
Is there problems with Google now? It opens fine but doesn't seem to load cards anyone else having issues or know a way to fix it
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
It does still work if you used the repacked kernel, although, unless things have changed, GPS doesn't work. If you are still itching for CM10ish goodness, trip's ROM does support all HBOOTs, although his isn't an official CM10 version (but plenty of people use it and love it).

Mine works fine. Try clearing the data for Google Search.
[HTC One X] colobos:
I tried don't seem to do anything
[HTC One X] seadersn:
@4ext: the best recovery out there! :) http://www.4ext.net/

sry for OT ;)
[HTC One X] ste1164:
Yea I would rather GPS worked incase I needed it, but ill have a look at trips rom. Why does its HBOOT issue occur? How will it be fixed? I imagine HTC release source codes?