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[HTC One X] tijuanacartel:
I had this problem. It turned out to be my internet connection. It was congesting at the ISP and play traffic was being dropped because it uses a non standard port. Changing my profile at the DSLAM fixed it. It hasnt helped viber calls though.

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Regarding our VoIP issues, I can confirm the issue is in our CM tree as it is not present on any of the Sense derived roms. I had a look at some of the other cyanogenmod ports and noted this in the changelogs for the port for Galaxy Mini 2:

(http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38560107&postcount=2)

Build 04.06.2013

* Built from clean CM sources
* Fixed VOIP audio routing (Skype calls, Viber etc)

Whatever that fix is, our tree is missing it.
[HTC One X] shinigamikris:
Anyone know how to fix the weather icon? As you can see from the screenshot, it's just a " ? "

Cheers
[HTC One X] e34v8:
Yes, go in lockscreen settings, clock widget and adjust your location settings. Then refresh the widget.
[HTC One X] shinigamikris:
Thanks. I've been doing that but it just randomly turns to a ? Every now and then.
[HTC One X] and313:
Its normal i guess if your data and wifi is off
[HTC One X] qvert:
am i the only one where the mail app is keeping the device always active when using exchange push?
[HTC One X] kibaa12:
I have finally updated the on screen keys enabler and disabler normally i do it before i go to bed but preview 8 was not released before i did this time

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1797850

(Still has the backlight as i cant seem to find any abiilty to disable it >_<)
[HTC One X] qvert:
are the "performance" settings still buggy for everone else?

when i set the device to max 1000mhz for exmaple

and set on reboot

and wait a little or reboot, i still got more than 1000mhz on cpu-spy
[HTC One X] timlambo:
Yes, that because we can't really uc the device at the moment. Look at the gaming guide from hamdir, on the last few pages(think the last 3 or 4). He posted there a how to.
[HTC One X] endursa:
i just discovered that logcat doesn't work as intended!

adb logcat works like a charm, and most of the time this is what i use, but i also use lumerjack and it shows no logcat output!

i also tried catreader and other logcat apps from market, non work!

on preview 8 !
[HTC One X] furrypotato:
Anyone else finding camera does not focus ?

You tap screen and the large white square appears but makes no effort to focus.

build 7
[HTC One X] sh00kre:
camera is fine here, focusing normaly.
[HTC One X] LakshayX:
+1. No issues..preview 7..

Sent from my Stunning White HTC One X
[HTC One X] RedSkyRoad:
Mine focuses perfectly (P7)
[HTC One X] Basil 123:
Didnt touch it but apparently Bluetooth was on all nite. Doh!:o

At least I can do a battery calibration now :)

Cheers

Baz
[HTC One X] RazerRazer04:
Just a small problem: when battery is below 20 or so, the flash won't work, but the system always says it works, eg using notification center or camera app.
[HTC One X] bassmadrigal:
I have my bluetooth (and wifi) on 24/7 and my phone still easily lasts a day.
[HTC One X] philippebla:
HTC is a security if the flash does not work below 20 or 30%

against for reporting by I do not know!
[HTC One X] loni90:
i recorded a video today and i must say it was very shaky. is the anti-shake thing working for P7?

it was quite terrible if you ask me
[HTC One X] ChillyChan:
Mobile data widget in notification drawer isn't working properly for me. I can turn data on with it but can't turn it off. Anyone experiencing it with Preview 8?
[HTC One X] RedSkyRoad:
Mine turns on and off...
[HTC One X] LakshayX:
Mine is fine..but I do have a problem with 2g n 3g toggle..I can switch to 2g but can't revert to 3g from there...

Sent from my Stunning White HTC One X
[HTC One X] RedSkyRoad:
I must say : P8 is SO much smoother than P7 for me :))) Thanx
[HTC One X] rjwdon:
yeah i have the same issue here
[HTC One X] hutzdani:
Dont know what's happened between p7 and p8 but the wake screen is temprimental.

could be the new boot.img in p8 but sometimes you need 3 or 4 presses to wake the device.

This was not present in p7

Can anyone else confirm this ?
[HTC One X] shinigamikris:
I always have a constant source of data going though...
[HTC One X] and313:
Probably the weather provider does not have any data to give you then. Or are you at the same place and this happens?
[HTC One X] shinigamikris:
At the same place
[HTC One X] and313:
Well, flash latest nightly. if it works for me and others probably the weather data for your location is efed. Try to enter other location and see what happens
[HTC One X] CAPSGUY:
Hi, I'm running the latest 10.2 Nightly ,after not having used CM10 for quite some while, and I can't find the "HTC Advanced" tab, which was in CM as far as I can recall (it had settings like disabling the button backlight). Has it been moved elsewhere, or removed (along with its configuration options) altogether?
[HTC One X] yash777:
Removed. There is a flashable zip file a few pages back though which brings advanced settings back.
[HTC One X] yash777:
Is there anyway to disable the button backlight notification except the zip file a few pages back? The script doesn't work as well.
[HTC One X] shinigamikris:
Do you know what page the zip is on? Can't seem to find it amongst the other posts...
[HTC One X] SFXfin:
This GPS uncertainty is driving me insane. At least flash rom + wipe cache + wipe dalvik + flash boot isn't helping. Factory reset, wipe all including ext, then install zip + flash boot only possibility if it will even work at all? I've had this for around a month now on nightlies.

Note, e.g. Gpstest will eventually lock on. Maps will lock on if I first run Gpstest. Foursquare will usually lock on after Gpstest locks on once. App reinstall, e.g. Foursquare, doesn't help.
[HTC One X] shinigamikris:
Nope. They are always on
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
In regards to the roaming stuff; I think the following code may be responsible for building the configuration that is eventually passed to WPA_SUPPLICANT:

android_frameworks_base / wifi / java / android / net / wifi / WifiConfiguration.java

It appears (as far as I can see in the code) that the WPA_SUPPLICANT API is able to accept bgscan parameters and deal with them accordingly, all you need to do is pass them to the API. When a new network is triggered WPA_SUPPLICANT will update the config file and write the configuration to the network block including any passed bscan parameter.

I think we need to add a string value to WifiConfiguration.java and pass that along in the network configuration? Any dev willing to look at this or confirm the theory?
[HTC One X] Thömy:
Yep. I meant to write a response to the whole Wifi roaming topic but haven't gotten around to do so yet.

I also have set up a second AP at home for testing and I can confirm everything you described.
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
At least I'm not being a complete idiot :) It's strange because there is no info whatsoever to be found on this topic.. It appears that apart from the vendors themselves nobody made this work in AOSP code?! Weird one.

I've tried defining a DEFAULT_BGSCAN string constant in there and try to pass it. It will probably fail because of my poor/non-existent programming skills. At least I know exactly how it should work and what I'm trying to achieve but I need a developer to translate that into code. Regardless, it's compiling now and I will test it later. Not the prettiest code probably but if it works it works.

I can slightly understand the code if I try to read it and it led me to the conclusions I have posted but how to get a solution in is another level :victory:

I read something about that Boolean value in the device overlay XML for background scanning, it appears the chip needs to support background scanning (HW implementation) else enabling that Boolean will trigger scans every 5 seconds (can be seen in the wifi network list) and eat battery. Not sure if our wl12xx supports this feature. Something to look into I guess. This is the one I'm on about:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/50843/

Source:

http://androidforums.com/5088790-post80.html

Thanks Thömy
[HTC One X] Thömy:
This also baffles me. Either things worked differently before Android 4.3/4.2 or nobody cared.

When I was enabling that I wrongly assumed this affects scanning while connected to an AP. But it only makes a difference when Wi-Fi is enabled you are not connected to any AP and your screen is off. If that is the case it enables PNO (preferred network offloading) in the Wi-Fi driver to find networks you were previously connected to.
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
Correct, this is what I have found too. I'm in doubt whether our card supports it because I've seen debug lines fly by saying something like "Unsupported command: SCAN-PASSIVE" and "Unsupported command: SCAN-ACTIVE".

I thought let's google and I'll probably find some examples on how to pass bgscan strings to the wpa_supplicant API but nothing is to be found nor anyone who bothered with it :-S

HTC seems to have done this in their Sense5 rom, it adds a "bgscan:learn:xx:-xx:xx" (can't remember the numbers) per network block but I have confirmed it does not work. The bgscan module is not loaded and doesn't do anything. Also manually changing the line to use the simple module, same result. It appears they add the config line but they have nor enable bgscan not the relevant modules during compile time.

Something else I found was a discussion on the development of wpa_supplicant, to introduce a default_bgscan option for the global section that is to be adopted by any network block that does not claim any specific setting. This is (as far as I read) not implemented yet. It does sound like the better option to me, that way you can just specify "default_bgscan:simple:30:-75:600" in the global section and it will be adopted by any new network added without having to modify the framework calls.

On the other hand, maybe it WAS implemented but our version is not up-to-spec. If you look at this log file you can see the default_bgscan option is being used:

http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/29206/manually-starting-wpa-supplicant

http://lists.shmoo.com/pipermail/hostap/2012-October/026787.html

Wouldn't it be easier to identify and merge that change to wpa_supplicant and be able to provide a default_bgscan global parameter? This way we only affect our device tree, not the upstream code for all devices.
[HTC One X] CAPSGUY:
I did find it last night, but now I can't find the setting anymore :') But is in the settings somewhere.
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
Search this thread for userinit.sh and you will find it.

Thömy, bgscan.c seems to evaluate the options passed from android WiFi. Could we not create a constant in there and call it bgscan_default. Define it as "simple:30:-75:600" string and modify the bit where it evaluates the options passed to state that if no options were passed then the options = bgscan_default and proceed initializing as normal?

I have no idea how to code this in C but it seems this is the easiest way of doing it? Think you can realize that? It's quite a short file so I think it should be quite easy to understand for someone with programming experience.

*Trying something ugly now just as a proof of concept :p It actually compiled, I'll test it tomorrow morning.
[HTC One X] yash777:
I did find it! Settings -> display and lights -> notification lights.

Idk how I missed it all this time :confused:
[HTC One X] SFXfin:
Experiencing tons of reboots on 20131007 nightly.

Have to do a full wipe next release. Maybe GPS will stay working properly again.
[HTC One X] yash777:
Flashed it yesterday. Very stable so far. I did a full wipe though.
[HTC One X] SFXfin:
Yeah. This time around I'm going wipe absolutely everything 100%. Just too many problems atm! :eek:
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
Ok I'm stuck.. My understanding of C is too little. I've tried some things but it's not working. :confused:

I'll leave it to someone who can program C, I think we have a good understanding of what needs doing.
[HTC One X] skhekare:
Where is google now?

Where is google now? How to activate it?
[HTC One X] teemo:
Mine is on blue icon called google.

Or you can try longpress on a button.

Did you install gapps?
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
I think you have to install google search from the play store?
[HTC One X] SFXfin:
What about the gapps.zip?

On that note, if one does not install gapps.zip, can you just install the ones you want from Google Play Store and you lose out on nothing?
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
No there is framework stuff in the gapps package. Actually I think the play store itself is in there. There are some minimal versions out there but they're modified stripped down versions. Normally you get it from here:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Gapps
[HTC One X] SFXfin:
Yeah that was my guess, that it had something more important. Especially the Play Store part.
[HTC One X] drali500:
How to disable the slide 2 wake in this rom.
[HTC One X] teemo:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44944171
[HTC One X] parkentosh:
You can do it with "Trickster MOD Kernel Settings"
[HTC One X] drali500:
Thanks

Thanks

But I changed to sense because of the wifi issue.
[HTC One X] teemo:
What issue ?

There is a fix for the location and connection error. I think the only issue left is seamless roaming (for gapless music and voice ip).
[HTC One X] drali500:
When I try to connect to a new wifi I have to restart the phone in order to find it.
[HTC One X] and313:
Known issue
[HTC One X] drali500:
I'd rather wait for a stable release. I will revert to cm10.1.3 for now.
[HTC One X] teemo:
This zip fixed the problem for many of us. Flash in recovery.
[HTC One X] tejeskifly:
Gapps

Hi!

Im install cm-10.2-20131007-NIGHTLY to my one x. Everything ok, but i flash the gapps, and try to log in into my google account. The prhone reboot, and than stuck at bootanim.
[HTC One X] drali500:
Thanks But I will keep using cm 10.1. 3 for now.

Tune battery on this sucks
[HTC One X] e34v8:
I am on the 28.09 nightly and never had any wifi issues. It scans, changes AP... no problems. Do not know why. The only thing I did is to untick network notification, but that is not related.
[HTC One X] yossi2010:
wifi scanning is fine on my end... but fix these next bugs immediatly(as they are more urgent)!

1) menu and back buttons wont work randomly,,,(they vibrate the phone but do nothing) switch a few apps and its back again...

2)keyboard takes long time to show up(using swype)

7/10 nightly.

and a super overheating!!!!! 63 degrees while underclocked!

(used augment 3d for like 10 mins)

edit: when the menu and back stops working the volume buttons dont do anything either

only home does...(and s2s and power)
[HTC One X] scotte9999:
I think you're the first to report this. Asking the obvious: Did you do a full wipe? Do you have a logcat and kernel log from when this is happening?

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With nightly from 2013-10-05 I've found that when streaming podcasts to my car stereo I get glitches FAR more often than on nighties from mid-September (I think I had 2013-09-24 as the prior nightly).

It doesn't seem to be related to clockspeed (changing from Smartmax to Interactive, and/or changing the min-clock to 475 has no perceptable effect). I suspect it's related to http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/51005/ or http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/50898/ but haven't built anything to confirm that.

Am I the only one seeing this issue?
[HTC One X] and313:
but fix this bug immediately... Im not a dev but your attitude is the reason why no one should help you! You should be happy to have cm but no you choose to b*tch around. And my phone works great on cm so i guess you did something wrong. Fix that immediately
[HTC One X] eyosen:
That tone will surely earn him a well deserved invitation to people's ignore lists and rightfully so. Why don't you fix it yourself immediately?
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
Ain't gonna happen.. You need 802.11r for seamless, the best you will get (on consumer AP's) is bgscan that disconnects from the bad signal AP and connects to the better signal AP. It will interrupt a stream or download. On the device it should be fairly simple to enable, it's just a compile flag. The code is there in wpa_supplicant assuming it's in a working state.

802.11r promises a <=50ms interruption and STA handover so the stream will resume after handover. Bgscan is the best we will get on consumer Access Points unless you setup FreeBSD/Linux based AP's with radius and WPA2-enterprise.
[HTC One X] yossi2010:
should have used asap instead of immediately (not native english speaker so some stuff might sound different to me then it will for you).

i dont ***** around! sorry if wifi not roaming is a bigger deal then buttons randomly not working...

and oc i fully wiped!

really this wifi issue is not that bad i never noticed it till i read about it...

the phones used to work well on my end too it just appeared in the latest nightlies.

probably some app not liking a change in the nightlies?

or a bug in the buttons configuration(i did the recents as menu and the home double tap/longpress as multi tasking. like it was in default in cm10.1)

but even that should not explain the volume buttons dying with the menu and back(and then returning after switching a few apps).

if im the first one with it then probably its a problem with my configuration(apps/tweaks).

ill try some stuff to resolve it.
[HTC One X] pavik62:
WiFi issue is not particularly worried about all of us. There are more important issues. The kernel can disable \ include backlighting, change the brightness buttons, and more. But there is no such settings in the menu.We all stayed Samsung Advanced settings and we have removed them and gave nothing in return.Notification bar is bad, not beautiful open.Very quickly, the battery goes down.For a long time there is HBOOT 1.73 but there is no support updater-script.Corrupted translation of languages.

As you can see there are many questions except WIFI
[HTC One X] samsaBEAR:
I get that keyboard thing often as well, except I use SwiftKey. Maybe it's a bug with third-party keyboards because I switched back to the Google one for a while and it never happened.
[HTC One X] edtclarke:
Can also report that on 10.1.3 stable swiftkey takes quite a long time to pop up on occasions
[HTC One X] yossi2010:
try and lock the keyboard in memory trying that now...(using appsettings rsident option)

and why is the thread kinda... not active?
[HTC One X] e34v8:
Hi, does someone know for sure, if the fs trim is enabled in the builds for our phone?

Also, I am getting odd behavior when trying to receive with beam. I can transmit and send stuff, but when I try to receive, it just opens the playstore and fails. I have cleared all defaults from the playstore app.
[HTC One X] SFXfin:
Sigh. My GPS lock is still horrendous, almost non-existent, after wiping everything possible before flash.

Nightly 20131014.
[HTC One X] Thömy:
I don't know. I haven't looked at it yet.

I just sent and received a Gallery image, Settings page and Play Store link. Seems to work fine. What App did you use?
[HTC One X] e34v8:
App for what? It's juts that when I try to receive a pic, screenshot or something else (doesn't matter what) with NFC (beam), it starts to receive, but than it opens Google play for some reason and it falls to receive. I have cleared all defaults from the play store process, in case some default selection triggers the app to start, but no effect.

If it works fine for you, than it must be a bug in the nightly I'm using (28.09). I will have to update.
[HTC One X] Thömy:
You are using the default Camera/Gallery App then? Also what device is sending the picture? I suspect it's an device not running CM 10.2. Can you capture the logcat output while trying to beam?

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It should be executed if the phone sees no user activity for 71 minutes.

It is possible to execute it manually with

vdc fstrim dotrim

Logcat messages look like this.

I/fstrim ( 150): Starting fstrim work...
I/fstrim ( 150): Invoking FITRIM ioctl on /cache
I/fstrim ( 150): Trimmed 0 bytes on /cache
I/fstrim ( 150): Invoking FITRIM ioctl on /rfs
I/fstrim ( 150): Trimmed 0 bytes on /rfs
I/fstrim ( 150): Invoking FITRIM ioctl on /devlog
I/fstrim ( 150): Trimmed 0 bytes on /devlog
I/fstrim ( 150): Invoking FITRIM ioctl on /data
I/fstrim ( 150): Trimmed 0 bytes on /data
I/fstrim ( 150): Invoking FITRIM ioctl on /sdcard
E/fstrim ( 150): FITRIM ioctl failed on /sdcard
I/fstrim ( 150): Finished fstrim work.
[HTC One X] yossi2010:
navigation and gps instalocks for me here in israel...

no problems.

now i am trying to see how viperx is its the first sense based rom that i try(:P) except stock sense 4+.

tried beanstalk for an hour or two and its amazing! it has great scrolling effects and alot of stuff(cm based) but wifi dont scan(not even after on off sequence) at all there you will probably have to install wpa_supplicant there.
[HTC One X] SFXfin:
My GPS has been relatively broken since maybe 8th September nightly or so. Ultimately it will lock, but takes forever and ever.

Fastest to lock, and sometimes very fast, is the "GPS Test" app. Also, previously (haven't tried since previous wipe all + new rom) after a GPS Test lock other apps are locked in right away.
[HTC One X] pakjebakmeel:
In case you have issues with Google Navigation like I did; the maps area works fine but as soon as you start navigation the screen flickers black and white and then remains black. When you press home and switch back to navigation it goes away.

Apparently this is an issue with the latest builds of Google Maps, I reverted back to stock non-rooted (completely stock) and I had the same issue so this is nothing to do with CM.
[HTC One X] amelsfort:
I am running the 14-10 nightly and have a problem when connecting my bluetooth headset. The headset it both linked to phone audio and media, but when I connect it says there is no media connection. When I disconnect and reconnect, it's fine again. Until I want to connect the headphones again later.

I did have this problem before, but it seems to occur every time I connect now.

Is this a known problem?
[HTC One X] SFXfin:
I don't have connection problems, but for whatever reason playing e.g. music via bluetooth results in very low volume even at max. This has been tried on two bluetooth audio devices, and both have been unpaired/re-paired again.
[HTC One X] e34v8:
Will do. When should I get the log? Right after I use the beam?
[HTC One X] Thömy:
During the beam or immediately afterwards. Depending on the method you use. Search for beam or NFC relates messages to make sure you captured it.
[HTC One X] e34v8:
I will use terminal (catlog > /sdcard/xxxx.txt) , right after I use beam. Will that do the job?

How can I catch a log during process "xxxxxx" ? Is it possible via terminal?

What's the best way to catch a log?

Edit: OK, I downloaded catlog app from the playstore. I see I can view log in real time.
[HTC One X] Thömy:
The command is logcat :). I think that will be okay.

The terminal emulator can run in the background. So if you execute that command but don't cancel it it will continue filling the file on the sdcard with the messages. So run the command, leave the terminal emulator running, do several beams just to have more data, wait a bit and quit the emulator.

I usually just connect the phone to a PC and use "adb logcat".
[HTC One X] ™LEO:
What is the gapps?

How can i install it?

Please explain
[HTC One X] and313:
Its a planet outside our universe... :)

If you flashed cm you need to flash gapps or google apps (playstore...)

Search via google and search for cm10.2 gapps if you are going to instal cm10.2
[HTC One X] teemo:
Gmail, maps, g+.... All the Google apps.

Check this link: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44417509

You install it exactly the same way as ROM (but without wiping). Just flash it from recovery.
[HTC One X] nuwanmw1988:
The latest 4.3 build is buttery smooth.only problem is that CPU does not enter Into deep sleep