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[HTC One X] IllUMINATUz:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

BUG REPORT :

Torch is switching off after a while after I lock screen.. It never turned off in cm10..

Fired from my CyanogenModded One X.
[HTC One X] rawdealer:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

4:3 is standard @Android
[HTC One X] wiQbold:
Toom Tom didn t work

Here is the logcat for TomTom when is closing, after a gps fix.

E/TomTomBundleApplication( 2894): Saving crash state (unhandled exception)...

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894): FATAL EXCEPTION: main

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894): java.lang.NullPointerException

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at com.tomtom.positioning.sensor.SensorDataDispatcher.onLocationChanged(SourceFile:102)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at android.location.LocationManager$ListenerTransport._handleMessage(LocationManager.java:255)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at android.location.LocationManager$ListenerTransport.access$000(LocationManager.java:184)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at android.location.LocationManager$ListenerTransport$1.handleMessage(LocationManager.java:200)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:99)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:137)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:5226)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at java.lang.reflect.Method.invokeNative(Native Method)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:511)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:795)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:562)

E/AndroidRuntime( 2894):	at dalvik.system.NativeStart.main(Native Method)

W/ActivityManager( 610): Force finishing activity com.tomtom.europe/com.tomtom.mobile.bundleapp.BundleLauncherActivity

W/ActivityManager( 610): Activity pause timeout for ActivityRecord{41c8d958 u0 com.tomtom.europe/com.tomtom.mobile.bundleapp.BundleLauncherActivity}
[HTC One X] vikan:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

hi guys, i am not sure what u meant by quicksetting brightness is working only from system settings. i did a complete clean install of b9 today and brightness via notification slider works like before. no issues here. :)
[HTC One X] seadersn:
AW: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

*confirmed* @brightness slider.
[HTC One X] Esoth:
Get SetCPU - you can do all of the above with ease.
[HTC One X] tschork:
Yeah, I remembered that.

I tried to look for a fix in those old threads, but to no available.

But it seems a bit different tough, as I can be connected to the network and listen to audio via bluetooth.

It only when I connect the metawatch the problem appears.

I know that there where a lot of changes on bluetooth between 4.1 and 4.2, so I thought that maybe someone had a solution or encountered this with another bluetooth device.
[HTC One X] a704e:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Slightly annoyingly the camera "viewfinder" shows the cropped 16:9 instead, resulting in slightly more stuff in the frame than what was seen when you take the photo.
[HTC One X] hunting_:
plz anyone tell me where can found 3 extra button
[HTC One X] samsaBEAR:
This happened to me occasionally in CM10 as well, it was very random in when it done it, I couldn't work out how to replicate it.
[HTC One X] d1n0x:
This is the most ridiculous question(?) ever.
[HTC One X] rawdealer:
I have to agree with this, but I got used to it :)
[HTC One X] AscorbicBloggs:
10.1 B8 BT Bug

Hi,

I absolutely LOVE this ROM (10.1 B8). Battery, antennas, rendering ...almost everything's perfect. Tbalden, you're a hero ;)

The only issues I see are as follows:

- Someone mentioned quirky recent apps retention -- hit it once and it's empty, hit it again and it's populated. I saw this with B6, but I did a clean flash after that and that never happened again. I haven't seen this behavior since, either with B6 or B8.

- Notification drawer disappearing - This seems to happen when 'Disable Button Backlight' is enabled, but I don't know what what triggers it. On reboot the notification drawer is re-enabled but the backlight is toggled back on.

EDIT

- No BT speaker output when call is initiated from phone - Even toggling outputs from phone has no affect. Nobody's mentioned this, so perhaps it's only me. This is on my JVC car unit. I never had this issue with any other ROM. Music streams fine, all controls work, incoming calls work fine when answered via the unit and not the phone, but initiating an outgoing call from the phone does not send the sound over BT. I would be very grateful if someone could check calls over BT and confirm either way.

Just flashed B9 and checked again and the BT seems to be fine. Maybe that was just a one-off. Sorry if anyone was running around checking this!

I'm using everything provided in the B8 ROM, so no third party kernels, etc.

I will be flashing B9 tonight, so I'll confirm whether the BT thing is still an issue. It would be good if someone else can confirm this in the interim though.

This is my first post here (although I've been following this forum for years), so please be gentle with me ;)

Many thanks
[HTC One X] sectorek:
GPS sux on B8. It was working great on A2, but now sometimes it can't find satellites :(
[HTC One X] d1n0x:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Go outside.
[HTC One X] khaeid:
I wanted to try CM, I'm on hboot 1.39, tried CM 10, but my device never boot after flashing the ROM, search all around for CM 10.1, but couldn't find the download links, HELLLLLLLP

beside I could never figure out how to download anything from

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_htc_endeavoru

Honestly, I didn't understand the side structure to begin with,
[HTC One X] tschork:
No usb connection with b9

Another thing I just noticed, I cannot use the usb cable to anything except charge the phone.

adb devices shows nothing. And yes, the device is showing in my device manager.

I can do a "adb connect {ip}" though.

If I reboot the device in recovery, then the device is visible doing a "adb devices"

The phone itself see that it's connected to a computer, and offer to connect as a usb drive, but when selecting it, it has no effect.

and after hitting "Turn off usb storage" button:

I'm coming from a full wipe, and yes, I have tried with other cables and on other usb ports.

If I flash another rom (icecoldjelly or carbon) the adb / usb connection works ok.
[HTC One X] IllUMINATUz:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! I just can't stop laughing..

BTW to answer.. GPS is working awesome.. Try clearing cache and reinstalling using full wipe..

Fired from my CyanogenModded One X.
[HTC One X] klaust58:
Try 10.1!

Open your eyes and have a look to the first post for the links.

Thumbs up!
[HTC One X] khaeid:
I did open my eyes, but didn't find it, I may be getting blind, or may be all the bombing around me is affecting my concentration, sorry
[HTC One X] ataft:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

lol, definitely a good excuse.
[HTC One X] rawdealer:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

It works just fine :D
[HTC One X] AscorbicBloggs:
I had something similar. Going from B6 to B8 I wiped everything, fastboot flashed the bootloader, then reboot to bootloader, then recovery (TWRP) and mount from recovery to copy the zips, but the drive wouldn't mount, no matter how many times I tried.

I checked in device manager and there was a yellow exclamation mark next to a USB device. I right-clicked, selected 'Update driver software'. It updated successfully and the storage loaded fine. It seems USB storage identifies itself differently through recovery and when booted into the OS, so if you previously mounted recovery this might be the cause.

It sounds too simple and I don't know if this will solve your issue, but it's worth checking :)
[HTC One X] khaeid:
Great Thanx :)
[HTC One X] zopostyle:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Since B8 myhox started to lose signal...and then it start to ask sim pin again...

Im on b9 now...tried to full wipe also...and it still happens..
[HTC One X] tschork:
Not exactly my issue, as I can mount the drive from the recovery. Just not from the phone when running normally.

I see a "My HTC" device in the "Android USB Devices".

When I open it, on the general tab it says "Device Status: This device is working properly"

On the driver tab, it says:

Driver Provider: HTC Corporation

Driver date: 06.11.2012

Driver Version: 2.0.7.14

But, if my memory serves me right, there should be an "android debug bridge" device somewhere, which I cannot find.

I don't see it neither when I boot in recovery, but the "My HTC" device is there.

I tried to delete the My HTC device, along with deleting the driver files and re-install a freshly downloaded HTC Manager, but it had no effect.

When I plug the phone, the HTC Sync app starts, but I cannot see the phone via adb without using a network adb setup.

And the USB drive is not appearing in my explorer neither.

More an annoyance than a deal breaker, since I still can use the recovery to copy rom and do a logcat over wifi, but still, what good is a beta without reporting problems. :)
[HTC One X] MeLViN-oNe:
try to disable ADB in dev options for usb mass storage

and for working adb try to use MTP in usb options in memory

Works for me :P
[HTC One X] IllUMINATUz:
MP Decision - what's so special about it?? I did use the search.. didn't find answers satisfactory enough.. :(
[HTC One X] kozmikkick:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Just a different way of hot plugging. Its very tunable.

I gave it a go but ended up deciding that I preferred cpuquiet better.
[HTC One X] eyosen:
This should give you an idea.
[HTC One X] IllUMINATUz:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

OMG.. I think I missed that.. And yeah.. Its awesome but complicated.. But I understood somewhat.. But how does the number of cores matter with power consumption?? The standard volts must be provided right..? Exclude the LP core tho.. Coz I got the same smoothness in 860mhz that I get in 1500mhz..

Fired from my CyanogenModded One X.
[HTC One X] IllUMINATUz:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

One question..what's this for??

Fired from my CyanogenModded One X.
[HTC One X] tschork:
Thanks! I'm glad to have ADB back. That worked.

And, I learned that you can switch between standard and mtp connections.

Never ever saw that before.

You learn every days.
[HTC One X] AscorbicBloggs:
The phone connects differently in CM10.1.

To mount the drive in Windows, make sure 'USB Debugging' is unchecked. Connect your phone and mount it. Then the drive appears as a 'USB Mass Storage Device' under USB controllers and shows as 'HTC Android Phone USB Device' under 'Disc drives'.

With USB Debugging enabled, the phone appears as 'My HTC' in device manager, which is what you're seeing. This is when I get the yellow warning next to the mass storage device under USB controllers if I try to mount it. Even if I try to update that driver, pointing it to the location of the actual currently installed HTC drivers, it says no driver can be found. ADB can't see it, just like you are experiencing.

If I uninstall my current HTC drivers, reconnect the phone with USB debugging enabled, then point it it to the HTC Sync drivers that came with the stock HTC OTA JB 4.1 update, then it installs the driver, mounts correctly and ADB can see the device. However, when I turn off USB debugging and try to connect, the same problem exists the other way around.

I've now put everything back like it was, but this is frustrating and I will keep an eye out for a solution. In the interim though at least you should be able to mount your phone in Windows, so I hope I've helped a bit ;)
[HTC One X] magic_android:
CM10.1 Beta 8 - WOW, best battery life since Hboot upgrade

Hey everyone, i used to post fairly often here but now i only make posts when i have feedback to provide.

Anyway, to the point, i've been using Beta 8 for the last 3 days and it's by far the best 4.2.2 ROM that i've used. I would have updated to beta 9 but i didn't want to change what was already working so well.

Here are my positive thoughts on beta 8 (i haven't commented on things that changed in Beta 9):

-App performance is absolutely flawless.

-Even the notification pulldown is smooth at times on the homescreen (more so than i've ever seen it before).

-Battery life on Ondemand is AMAZING. See my screenshots below, I haven't had more than 4 hours of screen-on time since i updated my hboot, i've been primarily using JB Sense and thinking it had better battery life, i was wrong to think this though. Some people post guides about undervolting, flashing custom kernels and jumping through all these hoops to get good battery life. All i did was i just used the stock kernel and ondemand and bingo, i got good battery life :D.

-My usage for the screenshots provided below was mainly texting, facebook messenger, skype chat and some 2d gaming for a bit. I did cap the max CPU speed to 1.2ghz for a few hours yesterday, but i still saw the same linear battery scaling pattern that i was seeing at 1.5ghz whilst suffering a performance loss. So the max CPU speed was at 1.5ghz for the majority of the time.

-Having Sweep2wake enabled made no difference in battery life that i could notice and it didn't affect deep sleep either.

-Switching between photo and video modes on the camera app is faster in this version than it ever was in CM10, taking photos is noticeably faster too, though the camera seems to have difficulty with macro shots (even when in macro mode).

As for complaints, i only have a few very very minor ones:

-At times, the screen seems to glitch out and flicker in odd ways, almost as if there's screen tearing or some kind of corruption (maybe caused by smartdimmer??????)

-Sometimes the app switcher UI is blank until you touch it. Additionally, the app switcher UI can take a bit longer than usual to show up after long pressing the home button.

-This is strictly an aesthetic complaint (take it with a grain of salt), but why does pressing the home button trigger the app switching animation? For example, the animation triggered by the home button is the same animation you'd see when you hit a button in an app that would then take you to a different app (eg. hitting the "Access Point Names" button in the "Mobile Networks" menu of settings). I'm curious as to why this animation is used instead of the usual animation that flies/fades the homescreen in. Is this an upstream change???

@Tbalden and others, thank you very much for your hard work. All of us here at xda know how little time you have for development, so the development you're bringing to the One X right now is extremely appreciated :).
[HTC One X] tbalden:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Hey magic_android ! You can disable smartdimmer in advanced settings. I didn't have any glitch yet but I'm curious what caused it for you. In what app do you experience glitch?
[HTC One X] drivenby:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

When you have smart dimmer on sometimes there's a quick "flash" of the screen. I don't know if it's bad in the long run or not but xmister disabled it by default because of that. I see it once or twice a day. I'm on XM kernel though, can't confirm if it happens with other kernels with smart dimmer too.
[HTC One X] sectorek:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

i was outside...

not funny at all... I always install this mod with full wipe and I always clear cache.

I was running yesterday for about 1h and my phone was all the time searching satellites :(
[HTC One X] starbase64:
@tbalden

phone wakes up if plug or unplug charger, can you disable this?

cheers

starbase64
[HTC One X] sabret00the:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Anyone else having issues regarding memory not freeing up properly?
[HTC One X] jacauc:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Feature suggestion...

If there's a new notification, can it make the home, back and menu buttons light up occasionally?

Something similar to how the trackball of the nexus one used to light up.

The tiny light above the screen is sometimes too small to notice.

2c :)
[HTC One X] danishdaycare:
Very often, when oppening an app / a few and pressing the recent app-button there's nothing there, just an empty list. Pressing the recent app-button shortly after again and the apps in the list appears as they should.

Anyone else with that glitch?

Has happend since a few versions back, now running B9.
[HTC One X] fario78:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

By the time a solution to voice control? Get stuck on whatsap and desktop

Enviado desde mi HTC One X usando Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] magic_android:
I noticed the glitch sometimes when pulling the notification bar up or down. It happened in the messaging app, fb messenger and in the settings app too I think. It's very sporadic but it's very noticeable when it happens. it's just this odd flickering for a split second that looks like some kind of corrupted image. I will update to beta 9 to see if disabling smartdimmer fixes the issue. Sorry that there's not much to go on with this bug. I always provide logs where applicable but doing so would be impossible for this bug. I will post back again soon after trying beta 9 again tomorrow. I think this glitch occurs more often when the phone's hardware is being stressed a lot by multitasking.
[HTC One X] tbalden:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Thoemy had the same idea when he was fixing light lag issue. We added this to feature ideas but nothing done yet.

Problem is it would need to be done in a way that doesn't keep phone awake from deepsleep
[HTC One X] Freak07:
AW: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

i believe aokp has this feature... Maybe ask lord clockan? :)
[HTC One X] d1n0x:
Yes, AOKP has it, it's called BLN (button light notification) ;)
[HTC One X] Esoth:
Sorry to be ignorant, but why not just download LightFlow or something from the Play Store and configure the actual notification light to flash to whatever app you want? I realise you only get a choice of three colours, but still....

Am I missing something here?

EDIT: My mistake, I missed the line in the original post about the notification light being small :P. I remember BLN originating from the Galaxy S days - the conclusion back then was that it increased battery usage, but not by too much at all.
[HTC One X] Freak07:
AW: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

three colours? Thought we only have green and red? :eek:
[HTC One X] Esoth:
Green, red and orange :D
[HTC One X] and313:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

I experience that to on beta 8 without the dimmer.
[HTC One X] drivenby:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Maybe we are talking about a different type of flash... Because I was on carbon rom last week and I got them occasionally. Only similarity is the XM kernel and smart dimmer on.

The quick screen flash I'm taking about is not rom related.
[HTC One X] samsaBEAR:
I've never managed to get Lightflow to work with my phone, but it works perfectly on my friend's Nexus 4 :( Not that it matters for us because the light is so small you can only see it when you're face on to the phone, and then you won't need to know if you notifications! Making it small to fit in the speak is a nice design idea, but in practice it ain't great.
[HTC One X] and313:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Well I'm talking about graphical glitches (the screen flashes white sometimes, for instance when I'm in chrome and press the home button while I'm typing something into the search bar). I'm on stock kernel.
[HTC One X] jontra_1:
Wifi tether broken on b9. Reverted back to b8 and everything is ok
[HTC One X] sabret00the:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Light Flow doesn't work with our phone.
[HTC One X] feraay:
AW: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

a very useful feature

Would be great to See

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X] tbalden:
i'll ask him. im afraid it would keep the phone awake, as i dont see any kernel related change to this, and if it's done from userspace it will keep the cpu awake a bit more.

what i can see as one non-cpu burdening option for this, is to use kernel side built in blink of the button-backlight led. But that wouldn't be a continuous blinking, instead it would be a blinking cycles of full light - no light, half second per cycle, so quite quick. I've already tried this, it's not as nice a continuously fading light, but it surely won't burden the cpu.

i'll upload a video to let you see how it looks :)
[HTC One X] tbalden:
it looks like this:

[YOUTUBE]dGZtgxn_NHw[/YOUTUBE]

So it's quite intruding, and blunt. What do you think guys? It's the most cpu-light way that seems to be easy to implement.
[HTC One X] pandaball:
I think it's completely unnecessary and a redundant feature, given that the notification light does the exact same thing. I don't quite think the UI/UX people on CM would approve of this if it were a UI/UX feature :P
[HTC One X] Esoth:
I agree with pandaball. I hate to be that guy to do feature requests and ROM comparisons, but there is an option in AOKP to assign (the admittedly limited range of) colours to any app you want. That way, you could theoretically know that, for example, green = SMS, orange = email, red = missed call. Could that be an appropriate alternative to the soft button backlights?
[HTC One X] tbalden:
a lot of extra features are tuned in device specific settings part that are only for the given device. Also it could be an option that is disabled by default, if it works out. Admittedly the little blinker on the phone is quite small, so i see reason in such an option, if only it looked better lol :) Looks like a blinking christmas tree :D

but surely i'll notice :P
[HTC One X] pandaball:
I wouldn't mind if it was disabled by default, since I know that it's something I'll never use ;) but still, comparing the power usage of the notification led with the blinking lights, the power consumption must still be far higher, plus I wouldn't fancy having an SMS at night and my room lights up :)
[HTC One X] Freak07:
AW: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

optionally it would be ok for me. Any possibility to make it a little bit slower? Looks a little bit like sth is not right with the phone and it will explode in a few seconds :D
[HTC One X] a.james:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

Thanks for the effort and the demo. I personally will never use it. So if it's optional and disabled by default, I don't mind it being there.

Sent from my HTC One X
[HTC One X] TToivanen:
Re: [ROM][official] HTC OneX- CyanogenMod 10(4.1) & 10.1(4.2.2)krn3.1.10[S2W] B9 [Mar

I actually managed to enable the green and orange at the same time the other day LOL. It was sort of yellow :D
[HTC One X] Tung_meister:
I'd probably use it if the blink rate was slower or customisable, seems a bit excessive at that speed.