yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One X] surrealjam:
This is a known issue. qitt has made a flashable zip from a fix that Thömy has been working on:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=45768215&postcount=15200
[HTC One X] Thömy:
The tags I have lying around work fine.

D/NfcDispatcher( 1411): dispatch tag: TAG: Tech [android.nfc.tech.MifareUltralight, android.nfc.tech.NfcA, android.nfc.tech.Ndef] message: NdefMessage [NdefRecord tnf=2 type=xxx, NdefRecord tnf=4 type=xxx]
D/NfcHandover( 1411): tryHandover(): NdefMessage [NdefRecord tnf=2 type=782F6E6663746C payload=xxx]
I/ActivityManager( 602): START u0 {flg=0x10008000 cmp=com.android.nfc/.NfcRootActivity (has extras)} from pid 1411
I/NfcDispatcher( 1411): matched AAR to NDEF
I/ActivityManager( 602): START u0 {act=android.nfc.action.NDEF_DISCOVERED typ=x/nfctl pkg=com.jwsoft.nfcactionlauncher cmp=com.jwsoft.nfcactionlauncher/com.tagstand.launcher.activity.TagReceiverActivity (has extras)} from pid 1411
I/ActivityManager( 602): START u0 {flg=0x10008000 cmp=com.jwsoft.nfcactionlauncher/com.tagstand.launcher.activity.ParserActivity (has extras)} from pid 5319
I/NFCT ( 5319): Setting Group ID to 8
D/NativeNfcTag( 1411): Tag lost, restarting polling loop
[HTC One X] Sipheren:
I did what this thread mentions, put the code in terminal and change the permissions, but the lights still flash when I get a notification. Is their a particular way I am supposed to do this?

Cheers
[HTC One X] rib king:
Last night after a couple glasses of wine I adjusted my haptic/vibration a bit too high (perhaps I was a bit numb? lulz)

Now I'm unable to find where I made the adjustment.... perhaps I should have a couple glasses for breakfast? :)

10.2 running nicely, BTW.

edit: It's under settings/Device/More... 'other device options'
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
With the wpa_supplicant fix I'm facing 1 last bug, when playing a game (in this case TappedOut) I put the volume down quite low but if I receive a hangouts notification the volume of the game goes up to the same level as the notification and I have to turn it down again everytime I receive a notification.

Other than that cm10.2 is running pretty well.

Anyone else?
[HTC One X] kaframaster:
A quick question, is panoramic working properly on cm10.1?

Cause mine is not. Kinda lag and buggy. Any help? :(
[HTC One X] scotte9999:
Interesting. I was seeing something similar when listening to a podcast; I had the volume adjusted all the way up but a Hangout notification came in and the volume got lowered to roughly the same level as the notification volume setting. I was able to manually raise it back to where it should be.

Not sure if this is a DSP Manager issue, or what. But, I see something similar.
[HTC One X] yash777:
Wifi signal is really low on the latest nightly. Anyone using XM's kernel and getting better performance and signal?
[HTC One X] yash777:
This doesn't work for me. Although s2w disable code worked.
[HTC One X] mvdwal1:
s2w

hello how to disable S2W thanks
[HTC One X] seadersn:
you lazy folks... look on the last three pages...

look at this:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=45142011

and give thömy a big phat hard click on the thx button! :p :)
[HTC One X] pavik62:
I propose to return the advanced. They are present in the firmware

Who needs ADVANCED, please.
[HTC One X] yossi2010:
yeah sometimes the volume will be quiet on max but when you press volume down it will reraise itself to max-1.

viber and stuff like that doesnt seem to work well... also viber cant send pics.
[HTC One X] nucky thomson:
Wasn't there a setting in Nova launcher to force some animation mode to speed up the statusbar down dragging? It's kinda laggy on the latest nightly
[HTC One X] rajitsingh:
Yes, you change the wallpaper scrolling mode to "force". Also, make sure if you see a wallpaper using "set as nova wallpaper" don't change the cropping mode to portrait and just use the default. If you don't use the default, it will lag.
[HTC One X] nucky thomson:
Where can I find this force settings in the Nova launcher settings? Can't find it :/

Edit: found it thanks
[HTC One X] yash777:
Is it a zip file for advanced settings like s2w etc?
[HTC One X] pavik62:
Yes. Built in cm-10.2-20130927-NIGHTLY-endeavoru
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
Advanced menu isn't built into cm-10.2-20130927 !!!!

It got removed when 10.2 was released and as notified it may return in future builds, so be patient!
[HTC One X] yossi2010:
funniest post ever!!!!!!

i have no idea why on earth would you full wipe every day but whatever here is the solution.

i think that the blacklist bumbers are saved in the phone app preferences hence you need to, well, just titanium backup it.

try and backup the settings preferences too just in case that doesnt work.

2 things: 1) you dont have to full wipe every update... just flash the newer build and wipe dalvik and cache.

2) i never used blacklistint so if you do as 1(and dont wipe data too) and still lose blacklisting then pardon me.

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i've talked about this crazy lag for decades yet no one believes me...

it happens whenever something moves beneith the notification shade...

lwp, loading, stupid android default wallpaper system, something that scrolls and does not stop when you pull(unlike normal lists that stop), animated widgets(like in tsf shell's clock) and more stuff!

all of these will cause the drawer to lag and only in our phone!(sense 5 lags too. 4 on the hos dont have it so does my sister's phone xtreamer joyz aka newman n2 with android 4.1 now with miui...) sreems to be a problem with 4.2+ on our phones.

btw more stuff lag when they shouldn't like normal android widgets scrolling in 3d launchers(tsf and next launcher). again works 60 fps on the hos yet 2 fps on my hox.

and some lists that overlay the launcher like the widget selection list and stuff.

btw on 4.3 its a bit better and nova doesnt lag the notifications even on normal.BUT only if you use a non transparent noti drawer...

but i use a transparent one hence i dont use nova and i use tsf shell...(tsf has its own wallpaper drawing engine)

btw nova with "force" will bug transparent status bars as it puts nothing behind(normal wallpaper does) tsf shell and others will put...
[HTC One X] anuj.singh:
Which 10.2 nightly

Hi Folks,

I've been on 10.1.2 for quite some time. In fact since it came out. Thought its a good time to move to 10.2. Can anyone tell me the most stable 10.2 nightly from your experiences.
[HTC One X] LG_iiNsTiiNcT:
Is there any themes for CM10 I see the other thread for the Avatar ROM but I have a US version
[HTC One X] RedSkyRoad:
Why I full wipe and NOT backup system apps is not up for discussion here...

If you don't have anything worthwhile to contribute, please don't speak...
[HTC One X] tijuanacartel:
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[/COLOR]I need logcats for that. I don't use Viber and I don't know what Aurora Dreams is.[/QUOTE]

I've attached my Viber logcats. The audio thread dies when the call connects. Viber are using a native library for hteir voip stuff (ugh), i think that might be linking badly or getting the wrong info from somewhere.

I've called out the salient part of the log below:

W/System.err( 2260): java.lang.RuntimeException: crashed here (native trace should follow after the Java trace)
W/System.err( 2260):	at com.viber.error.CrashHandler.onNativeCrash(CrashHandler.java:44)
W/System.err( 2260):	at com.viber.jni.PhoneControllerListener.onSignal(PhoneControllerListener.java:581)
W/System.err( 2260):	at dalvik.system.NativeStart.run(Native Method)
W/System.err( 2260):	at dalvik.system.NativeStart.run(Native Method)
F/libc ( 2260): Fatal signal 11 (SIGSEGV) at 0x10000000 (code=268435456), thread 2626 (ThreadManager::)
I/DEBUG ( 158): *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** *** ***
I/DEBUG ( 158): Build fingerprint: 'htc_europe/endeavoru/endeavoru:4.1.1/JRO03C/128187.31:user/release-keys'
I/DEBUG ( 158): Revision: '0'
I/DEBUG ( 158): pid: 2260, tid: 2626, name: ThreadManager:: >>> com.viber.voip <<<
I/DEBUG ( 158): signal 11 (SIGSEGV), code 1 (SEGV_MAPERR), fault addr deadbaad
W/AudioFlinger( 163): RecordThread: buffer overflow

That build fingerprint is raising flags for me. I see it in build.prop but why is it not 4.2.2? I wiped /data when I installed this rom.

Viber support say most of these issues are due to changes or inconsistencies in the way the phone reports capabilities on custom roms It might also be the cause of another issue i've had where Skype does not detect the speaker mode external microphone and so nobody can hear me on a speaker call.

Thanks for taking a look at this :)
[HTC One X] John Freeman:
Well, then please don't ask questions. He offered you one solution, and if it isnt what you're looking for, then no need to be a douchebag.
[HTC One X] yossi2010:
first of all you CAN backup system apps if this is not a major android version jump and secondly what i ask is not why you dont backup system apps(i dont do it because i dont need to) but why full wipe at all if all you do is upgrade your rom?

unless you change roms every day...(which i doubt...)

also i think that the phone app settings and the phone app are 2 different backups and the first 1 you can try and backup and restore.

besides you can always back it up full wipe install rom back up again and then try to restore the old prewipe backup and if something goes wrong(when it comes to this kind of simple thing it shouldn't) then restore the postwipe backup.

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no he is right about one thing referring to his post as funniest ever(his last post is! haha!!! no not really just joking :P)

was kind of a rude way to show my support i try to help and try to understand people if they don't represent themeselves well. and complaining about stuff getting deleted every time you full wipe in a daily basis is well... kinda weird and hard to comprehend.
[HTC One X] e34v8:
It is a good question. Someone?
[HTC One X] LiooO:
I want to know if 10.2 is stable enough for daily use too... But since no one is replying with positive feedback on couple similar questions past few weeks, i guess it's still not stable enough yet...
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
At least I'm not the only one :) Another issue I found is that google maps works fine but when you start navigation the screen goes solid black. Everything appears to work as the voice guidance is doing it's thing but I can't see anything as the area where the map should be is solid black.
[HTC One X] nucky thomson:
Like mentioned before the latest nightly for example is stable IMHO. No crashes and smooth. Just lacks some options which you only can change via console, but it's running very solid
[HTC One X] anarxisco:
No, it is not stable for daily use. If it would be stable, it would be labelled "stable" or "release candidate" as much, nightly is "experimental" for testing and developing use
[HTC One X] LiooO:
Thanks on your answer.. :)

I understand that, but we had examples of very stable nightlies in the past, so that is why we ask...
[HTC One X] SFXfin:
Running the 2013-09-28 nightly, and seems like my GPS locks on quickly now, since I can't even remember when (maybe around 2013-09-08) it might not even lock at all in most programs. Running GPStest and waiting for it to get a lock, and then opening e.g. Maps provided a quick lock. Weird stuff.

Anyway, this time around I first did a cache partition + dalvik cache wipe, then flashed the latest via Recovery, and pushed the boot.img via fastboot . Seems like everything is good now. Although, maybe it was just the cache partition and/or dalvik wipes that did it? Didn't do those earlier, only flashed the boot.img after new nightly.
[HTC One X] kolo2x:
Thanks! Do we know why this isn't merged yet?
[HTC One X] scotte9999:
I've experienced that as well, although only for the past few weeks. It seems to fix itself if you move to another application, then back to Navigation.

There's also the occasional wallpaper flashing in Apex Launcher, and the OpenGL ES-using live-wallpaper crashes (which look like a race condition to me...starting a LWP and rotating the phone back and forth between orientations "works", until it doesn't...and when it doesn't, I usually see a partially rendered wallpaper before the crash. My gut tells me we're not allocating the backing store for the LWP properly, and it runs off the end of a buffer somewhere.)

Overall, 10.2 seems pretty good (with the wpa_supplicant/hostapd change). I need to go file a few bugs still, but it's good enough for a daily driver.
[HTC One X] morningstar.fallen:
picture gps data

Hi guys, I just wanted to ask if the "store location" option in the cam settings allows me to enable/disable encoding the gps data into the pictures I take?
[HTC One X] vedko:
Exactly.
[HTC One X] yossi2010:
multi theming!

a general cm question... is it possible to mix themes somehow?

like an xposed module or a different themechooser that allows me to take lets say the dialer from one theme the system from the other and the settings from the third and auto assign the rest from another theme?

in short an app specific theme chooser.

exists somehow?
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
A theme mixer would be great wouldn't it?

Couldn't you just decompile the theme apk replace images with what you want and then recompile it?
[HTC One X] rajitsingh:
Not possible as of now. Maybe try Avatar ROM?
[HTC One X] MacSeoin:
Guys I've updated to the latest nightly and I can't download anything from the Play Store!

Tried a full wipe, cleared cache and the likes, still not working!

Any suggestions?
[HTC One X] kolo2x:
I'm on the October 1 nightly. I was able to update some apps
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
Ieee 802.11r

Sorry for the crosspost, I started in the XM kernel thread as I thought my issue was kernel related but appearently it is not.

Current behaviour:

One X doesn't properly roam between wireless access points. I have an AP downstairs and an AP upstairs, when I have full signal bars downstairs and I move upstairs the signal decreases to a minimum. Even when standing next to the AP upstairs the One X is struggling to maintain connection with the AP downstairs.

Desired behaviour:

When going upstairs the signal for the AP downstairs gets weaker and the signal for the AP upstairs gets stronger. It should roam onto the AP upstairs at some point.

My thoughts so far:

I found that this roaming should be handled by an IEEE standard called 802.11r. I looked through the source code of CM10.1 and found that there are a couple of configuration files that mention the technique but they're commented out:

external/wpa_supplicant_6/wpa_supplicant/android.config
external/wpa_supplicant_8/wpa_supplicant/android.config
external/wpa_supplicant_8/hostapd/android.config
external/wpa_supplicant_8_ti/wpa_supplicant/android.config
external/wpa_supplicant_8_ti/hostapd/android.config

The option in the file is called:

# IEEE Std 802.11r-2008 (Fast BSS Transition)
#CONFIG_IEEE80211R=y

As you can see it's commented out.

What I'm trying to achieve:

Enable this option and compile wpa_ supplicant and hostap to see whether I can get 802.11r working. So far I have uncommented the options in the files mentioned and it's compiling now (which will take at least 6 hours on my crappy machine so don't hold your breathe).

Questions:

1)Is there any way to compile only wpa_supplicant and hostapd without having to compile the whole ROM?

2)Maybe some advise from the devs here; can it be done? If so how could we do this?

Any thoughts on this? I think this is something that might make our HOX experience a lot better but my dev skills aren't good enough to solve this puzzle and I need some help. If we can get this to work I would be happy to put a patch into gerrit.
[HTC One X] seadersn:
after setting up device config, you can compile a single target by calling it directly. for example when you want apollo apk only, just run

make Apollo

it's case sensitive, so watch this ;)

your needed commands would be

make hostapd

make wpa_supplicant

maybe it's

make wpa_supplicant_v6

or sth like that, i'm not on my compiling machine atm and don't know the exact targets. targets are described / named in the mk files inside the directory of the target you want to compile.

i hope, this description is understandable xD :)
[HTC One X] Thömy:
Nightlies starting from 25th of September should contain a partial fix for this. At least I think that commit http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/50505/ should fix exactly this.

CM10.1 or CM10.2? I hope CM10.2 even though you wrote 10.1 ;).

external/wpa_supplicant_8_ti is the important one.

I'll be honest here. I have no idea if just uncommenting works or if there are more changes needed. In the kernel for example.

6 hours are over. Do you have any results? :D

1) Yes, i think (see below)

2) First check if you are on a nightly more recent than the 24th of September. If that is the case and you still have this problem then push the files from this archive and report back: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/175389/wpa_supplicant.tar.gz

If you just want do build the wpa supplicant the easiest way is probably

$ . build/envsetup.sh
$ lunch cm_endeavoru-userdebug
$ mmma external/wpa_supplicant_8_ti

which will also build all dependencies.
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
Thanks, I tried this and it does indeed compile.. However, I end up with a 6MiB WPA_Supplicant binary whilst the binary on the phone is <1Mib. Nevertheless I tried it and as expected wireless will not work on the phone.

Thanks but I think we can trash this idea.. Normal roaming should take place regardless, 802.11r is a standard written to do parallel authentication on the new AP whilst still connected to the old AP and you will need a RADIUS back-end for this to work. The idea behind it is you can do a seamless handover without interrupting VoIP calls (<=50ms).

However, this sounds nice but obviously we don't run RADIUS at home and our AP's don't support this anyway. The HOX should just do normal roaming. Which means that upon rescanning AP's (triggered by a set interval or on demand) it chooses the AP that has the best signal strength. But that doesn't work at the moment.

So, trash 802.11r. I don't think that's what we're after. Any idea's to get normal roaming working? I've tested in the office today, a collegue with a Galaxy S4 and my HOX. Moving down the corridor both our signals decrease, halfway through only the S4 hops AP and the strength goes up. (3 --> 5 bars).

When moving further we're actually stood UNDER the next AP and the S4 obviously has full signal because it roamed. My HOX was stuck on 1 dot minimal reception speaking to the AP 60 meters away. Only when moving even further it hops over but only because it completely looses signal.

*sigh*

Even Samsung has this working, so what's the problem on our HOX?! :crying:
[HTC One X] seadersn:
s4 is on cm, too?
[HTC One X] Thömy:
See my changed reply above.

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The s4 uses a different wpa_supplicant (external/wpa_supplicant_8 vs. external/wpa_supplicant_8_ti).
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
No just stock Sammy software but the point is that Android is able to properly roam across AP's.

I've seen that commit regarding the scan type but I thought that only fixed the list of AP's not updating. I don't really see how that would affect roaming. But I'll test the latest CM10.2 build anyway to rule that out.

CM10.1, I still have some problems on CM10.2. I've posted them a couple of pages back but that's not what this is about.

The result is that I aborted the build to do more investigation because I found that 802.11r is not what we're after. The technique is only to assist roaming by providing seamless handover (<=50ms). 802.11r:

a) Requires expensive and complex AP setup with Radius.

b) Is only an assisted roaming technique, we just need basic roaming (for now).

I have also tested stock HTC Sense 5 software and it has exactly the same issue.

Formatting and flash CM10.2 now. Will test the provided WiFi Fix zip too.
[HTC One X] Thömy:
Okay, thanks for your report and testing. There are a couple of Wi-Fi related changes in the pipeline. Maybe they will fix the issue. They need more testing and my initial experiments didn't go that well.
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
Thanks so far; this is what I've learned today:

S4 on stock ROM roams fine

HOX on stock ROM doesn't roam

HOX on CM10.1.3 doesn't roam

HOX on CM10.2 20131001 doesn't roam

HOX on CM10.2 20131001 with those wifi files from .tar.gz pushed via ADB (and set owner + permissions) doesn't roam.

We don't need 802.11r, just basic roaming. I've abandoned that.

SSID's are exactly the same, different channels. Laptops even have an option in the driver called 'roaming aggressiveness' which controls how fast it decides to roam to a different AP.
[HTC One X] e34v8:
In fact, the 28.09 nightly is stable for me. Did a clean install and no problems so far. Battery is good. Performance smooth.

I have one question - which CPU governor should I use for our Tegra chip?
[HTC One X] yash777:
Is anyone using CM with the new firmware? Any improvements?
[HTC One X] teemo:
Hey wait. @ pakje & Thömy

Are you saying that hox wifi never worked?

I think it was okay before cm10.2, but I'm not willing to bet on it :)

The original (pabx) aosp was(is) using supplicant_8, but now we are on sup_8_ti ..... What happened?

Guess I have to find an old 10.1 bu and see what happens.
[HTC One X] and313:
Any fix for the flashlight staying on if you lock the device?
[HTC One X] PAGOT:
I think they are talking about something else, as "non working wifi, or non working wifi scan"

If I read correctly its the old problem (that I have on all my devices, didn't know that it should be only HOX problem...) that it won't reconnect to a stronger signal till you torture it...

I used WiFi Fixer and such apps where you can select a threshold of connecting-reconnecting.

Still not sure they are talking about that. tl;dr
[HTC One X] Thömy:
The hotfix fixes scanning for APs while your are connected and it fixes the AP list getting stuck. But it seems it is not enough for unproblematic roaming.

I don't know what happened. But pabx wpa_supplicant is not stock AOSP. However the patch is relatively minimal: https://github.com/adrian-bl-hox-jb...mmit/db78bc53b494877bd027fb64ee1c6e34503617c4.

To recall the problems:

Scanning not working while connected. Problem affected all devices using wpa_supplicant_8_ti. Was fixed by first Wi-Fi fix and now also fixed in CM.

Wi-Fi not reconnecting to home/work AP after traveling (AP list getting stuck). Not sure if only specific to TI supplicant. Fixed by second Wi-Fi fix.

Roaming not working correctly. Not fixed yet it seems.

Weak signal. Not fixed and/or broken antenna.
[HTC One X] teemo:
I talk about the scanning problem. If there was a threshold/selection problem, it never bothered me.

The scanning problem is new, I guess it came with 4.3 or 10.2, the question is, why?

To be specific: Previously, wifi location service, wifi analyzer etc. was working fine. Now they are not. Something broke it.