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[HTC One S] ungraphic:
It wouldn't be a noobfest if the tutorials were *clear*. Most of the time the tutorials are missing half the information for noobs to get through the tutorials. boot.img were never required for some phones as they flashed without fastbooting.

The reality is this;

Unlocking, rooting, flashing is a major pain in the ass and for noobs to do this it takes forever. Jailbreaking an iPhone is easy and there really needs to be a community effort to get this done much simpler. That 'All-In-One' toolkit definitely isn't noob proof, its still confusing as hell.

The tutorials are rarely, if ever, explained thoroughly so its pretty arrogant to suggest that its become a noobfest.
[HTC One S] labroste:
+1
[HTC One S] Navik57:
Thank you. Is this the one you are referring to? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1636790&highlight=gps+fix

I will try it out on the nightly (11/25) that GPS is working decently. If that works, I will try it out on the latest nightly where GPS wasn't working at all. I'll report back.

~Navik
[HTC One S] Darknites:
The toolkit does make life easy and even has a video to go with it too.
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
The point is if they have made any attempt at researching they will OBVIOUSLY find that these new HTC phones require different methods of flashing due to the versions of hboot. :banghead:

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] worms:
Is only a my impression or the ringtone volume (call, sms, notifications) are much lower than the stock rom (o viper rom)??

There are no "pocket mode" to incrase volume like stock rom?

BR
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Is ascending ringtone enabled?

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It's literally the 8th line in the OP and is posted about every 10 comments or so, directed at someone who does not seem to value their expensive device above a half hour of reading. I guess I'm an old grumpy guy, but rooting used to be very difficult, so you read hours of posts to prepare to get it right...now with 1 click rooting and htcdev unlocking, people seem a lot more careless and demanding of others time and expertise.
[HTC One S] ungraphic:
Not necessarily true as my T-Mobile MyTouch 4G didnt require fastboot flash to install any ROM, so I could easily argue that the process has become more complicated.

Doesnt matter, fact remains the whole process is still a gigantic pain in the ass.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I had the same device...I was thinking back farther, to the original MT3G or G1 days where rooting took a lot of nerve and adb knowledge. Rooting now is easy, but HTC's s-off policy has made flashing ROMs very, very slightly more difficult. Like I said, it's slightly more complicated, but mentioned in every OP and nearly every page of every ROM thread, so not seeing it is entirely the laziness of the user.
[HTC One S] ungraphic:
I went through all the videos made by Torxx, even downloaded them directly from Youtube to my hard drive and watched them at least once before rooting my HTC One S. I didn't bother watching the last video on how to flash because.... well, why would things change to simply flash a ROM? I was wiping and flashing with my MT4G all the time, the process is pretty straight forward and didnt think it would require any other steps. But then theres also the fact that any Sense based rom doesnt require boot.img to be flashed, adding another fact to be known to individuals rooting/flashing their phone.

Oh well, I know what the One S requires now. All good.
[HTC One S] :
Then don't root--:)

It is a combination of pain and exhilaration. As el_smurfo said, it should take a commitment in time and effort to learn all you can before doing this. I spent weeks reading before and after I bought my N1, before I rooted it. I read the OP pages and at least the first/last 20 pages. I have scanned entire threads on occasion.

As Tom Hanks said in League of Their Own about baseball--"It is suppose be hard. The hard is what makes it great. If it wasn't hard, everyone would do it."

Also, some of us tend to jump on members too quick. As opposed to just answering or ignoring the question. We tend to forget we were all "Noobs" once. I still feel like one on a lot of things here. XDA has grown a lot over the last two years. With more and more Android phones being sold, gone are the days of just tech guys and hackers here. I think XDA wants the new members. They just want everyone to read the FAQ when we joined and do some research first. There have some questions like the flashing of the boot image that is down right annoying after while, considering it is on most of the OP pages and probably has hundreds of posts about it. Some you read briefly about and don't pay attention to till you need the info. Then can't find it as it was 50 pages back and a search hasn't helped.

That said I find it ironic that XDA has a main forum off-topic sub-forum where anything goes. I tried to post a thank you to XDA Mods on some changes to the layout that obviously were not as new as I thought and got grilled with worthless posts not even relating to mine just to annoy me--it didn't. But, found teenagers on there with 4-6,000 posts and 3-4 months on XDA. Seemed like XDA's Twitter Section--:confused:

Also, would be good to get back on topic as xkonni meant this to be a pure rom and only rom issue thread with logcats. Kinda got away from that and hope we don't go down hill any further and have thread closed.

I am done--sorry--:)
[HTC One S] Darknites:
I don't think just any will work but only the ones that's on the same base as the one you got now which since Miui worked for you that would be 2.31.
[HTC One S] District:
I have HBOOT 1.14 and upgraded to cm-10-20121208-nightly a couple days ago. This afternoon I experienced the WiFi breaking again. I captured a LOGCAT with BetterBatteryStats (which unfortunately does not export timestamps).

After examining the LOGCAT, I discovered 99% of the 5,000+ lines related to QMI-RIL, QMI_FW, and BetterBatteryStats; I filtered out those messaged; and only a few lines of log remained. I suspect the WiFi breaking problem is narrowed down in these lines, and need someone with more expertise than I to examine: http://pastebin.com/cNF67c5E

:cowboy:
[HTC One S] jaxenroth:
I was using vipers ROM previously, but had it stripped down to be like an aosp ROM, so I decided to flash cm10, not to mention that's what I have on my gnex and nex4. Overall this ROM is very snappy, battery life is quite good (I keep everything on and maxed). I know about the bugs, not a deal breaker for me. I did flash the nex4 camera and trace keyboard, which are working well. In was able to record video, but it would lock up here and there. The only thing I did notice, is that the vol wake options come and go as they please, some times they work, some times they don't. Either way this is a good build. Thx.

___

Sent from my Phone...
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
I'm sorry, but IMHO, that's a load of rubbish.

I previously had an HD2 and there was a lot of development going on ROM wise on that.

There was one specific ROM (think it was when ICS came out) that people asked the same questions over and over and over and over again.

We even created a WIKI with the FAQs and answered all questions (that were in the FAQ) with look at the FAQ.

Did people still continue to ask the same questions over and over and over again!!!

You won't/can't win!

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Generally, for me, WiFi works well. My Data doesn't disconnect when I move in/out of a Wifi area etc. etc.

The only problem I have is when I go home. It just doesn't pick up my WLAN. I have to toggle WiFi to get it to see it.

Maybe it's because my SSID is hidden, I don't know, maybe I should try broadcasting my SSID.

It's been there since a couple of months now, dirty flashing, clean flashing doesn't solve it.

Oh, and it can be intermittent...that is one day it'll pick it up when I walk through the door, the next it won't....
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Any update on this Navik? I was running CM10 before but needed to flash back to a Sense ROM to have a really good camera for our family vacation to Disney a couple of weeks ago. I was having GPS/Google Nav issues on previous CM10 builds and that's what is preventing me from flashing back now. If I can do the GPS tweaks and have basic GPS functionality on current CM10 builds I'd much prefer to flash back to CM10. Having JB spoils you. :)
[HTC One S] Tomcatz:
Global Sync-Switch missing

Hi

I'm on 20121210 and I recognized that the global switch for syncing (Google, Dropbox, ..) can't be find anymore through system settings.

Only when the the syncing icon is in in the status bar you can get to the sync settings by holding the sync button (please excuse my english; hope this can be understand)

greetz

Tomcatz
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
You can add a sync enable button to the notification power widget. Sync settings are also under "accounts" in settings.
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
Lawls. Did u really compare 1 phone to hundreds of different phones from different carriers and manufacturers all with different flavors of Android. Stop complaining to devs about rooting being difficult. Complain to isp's and manufacturers about locked bootloaders and not releasing aosp sources when they are supposed to.
[HTC One S] Tomcatz:
I did mean notification power widget by saying status bar, but anyway.

I can't choose the sync settings under accounts.

When I open system settings , I have 3 choices under accounts.

Dropbox, Google and "Add acount"

Where can I

find the button to set the overall syncmode to on ??

pic 2 is when I hold the sync button in the power widget.

Where can I find this in settings ??
[HTC One S] Navik57:
I'm still having some GPS issues. It works fairly well on the 11/25 build. Sometimes though, it takes awhile to realize that I'm not in some random default location it likes to start at. I have also tried toggling between bluetooth antennae and internal, haven't noticed much of a difference. I haven't given the latest nightly a shot yet. Might do so tomorrow when I'm not working.

I also noticed that my cell signal keeps dropping. This just happened a few days ago, and I am guessing it is because of the strong winds we recently had. Anyway, when there is no data connection, it seems like the GPS doesn't even update.

I could be wrong, but these are just things that I am observing.
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
Did some one test this:

http://ville.giev.de/downloads/experimental/cm-10.1-20121210-EXPERIMENTAL-ville.zip

?

Seems to be CM 10.1
[HTC One S] Saiger:
check the build.prop for the android version ;)

but the name says cm10.1 iam excited now
[HTC One S] supersain08:
Hey guys I got this phone couple of days ago. I have noticed wifi sucks on this device.When ever screen is off wifi disconnects. I flashed this rom on this same problem. Is there a fix available?

Using the wifi alive app from playstore but its draining the battery....
[HTC One S] Saiger:
OMG THANKS!!!!

this is cm10.1 !!! :laugh:

its booting for me
[HTC One S] superiscch:
Go to Settings > data usage and press your menu button. There you can select auto sync
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
Is it runnin?

With my Build compiled yesterdy, I got a never ending FC of the phone app,

maybe it depends on sourcecode changes made while syncing my repo.
[HTC One S] Saiger:
finally android 4.2.1 on the htc one s

with wifi workin!!

PS: camera is not working :/
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
Thanks,

nice to see,

will try a new build
[HTC One S] droidkevlar:
Did you wipe /system too? xkonni mentioned it in irc that it needs to be wipe along with full wipe.

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xkonni said camera and bt audio were the 2 big hurdles left to overcome. Is bt audio working?

Wonder why RAM is so low compared to 4.1.2 builds
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
Yes installed with Full-Wipe

gesendet von meinem HTC One S mit Tapatalk
[HTC One S] knickerblogger:
:rolleyes:

Thanks for the straight answer, I am rooting tonight. :good:

:fingers-crossed:

You are a good person.

:cyclops:
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Other bugs:

- doesn't seem like any app can use the mic (no sound - haven't tested phone call yet)

- no headphone detection when plugged in
[HTC One S] ahartowo:
im running latest right now, when i first boot it, i had problem with the GPS also.

i just need to turn off the "Access to My location" from the settings and unchecked-checked the GPS Satelites option.

After that, GPS works perfect.
[HTC One S] NoMercyWWE:
Phone call works flawless just called myself and answered on german landline..so basics work except cam
[HTC One S] Da Baron:
CM 10.1

I'm getting constant Setup Wizard force closes and gapps force closes. I can pull the notification bar down to get into settings but not any home screens or anywhere else at that. Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Da Baron
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Did you flash the. 10.1 gapps?
[HTC One S] NoMercyWWE:
Mate wipe everything then install cm10 and gapps from 30.11.2012 via twpr 2.3.1.0 ..that is The only way since no upgrade is possibe..
[HTC One S] :
all fine here except known issues--will test gps tomorrow

not sure if it was mentioned, but you all do know how to get to dev options and check usb debugging--
[HTC One S] velvel:
7 taps on build number in settings should make developers happy :rolleyes:
[HTC One S] Da Baron:
Doh! Sorry man...had a Homer Simpson episode :)

Thanks for the quick reply.

~

Da Baron
[HTC One S] Zonium:
Somebody else can confirm that headphone Bug?

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] jcubed:
So I don't know what has changed between soft bricking the device, loading a bunch of different variations of the apps included in gapps and then finally deciding to do a new wipe and installing the 8/11/2012 rom and the 7/26/12 gapps I have the best battery life I have ever seen. Losing less than 1% an hour on standby.
[HTC One S] GerBBAR14_c:
Wow.

So you've got all the gapps now?
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
That's dope. Imma flash again and hope to see similar results. Great battery life can come out of this ROM we just gotta target the battery culprit.
[HTC One S] klutch:
ok so watz the point of the Gapps from that day (7/26/12) and ROM (8/11/12) have to do with battery life? and i dont think Gapps has nothing to do with that there still people having battery drain issues all i did was delete the GPS.DEFAULT.SO like Xkonni said n now its way better no battery drain like b4
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
The build is 8/11 bro. Gapps are from 7/26. For some users theyve experienced that flashing gapps caused their battery issue. For some not so much.

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When you get a chance, use your camera One time. See if the battery starts to drain after that.
[HTC One S] Pheroh:
Actually don't trust the battery. Mine is erratic. Stays at one percentage over night and then suddenly shoots down around 10%. Not saying the battery life is bad but wait and see.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] ValliJoe:
Do you still get over heat problem with 7/26/12 gapps and latest build?
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
So far I haven't. On the charger as well.
[HTC One S] ValliJoe:
Thanks man I'm going to test this out will post my experience
[HTC One S] BL4zD:
I haven't used the phone since I last posted but I have received calls, texts, and emails while I was sleeping.

battery is down to 63% and up-time is 22 hours.

still can't get the battery stats to show I may have to reflash
[HTC One S] baby281:
I set the min frequency to 192. My phone didn't die last night. Only lost few percent in battery. This battery life is with only 2 hours screentime. My phone was in deep sleep most of the time. I have noticed that when I do use the phone the battery drains faster than normal. It would lose 2% in five minutes. Hope this helps.
[HTC One S] Gigalabz:
I Had an incoming call earlier and attempted to answer it with no success. I had to push the power button to standby the phone then again to bring it back before i could select answer or hang up. I am running the latest build available.
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Too late for a logcat huh...
[HTC One S] rofloma:
Yes, i thought the same thing, but CPU Spy tells me that my frequencies only go up to 1512 mhz, with should be an indicator for having the S4, since the S3's processor clocks up to 17xx mhz, right?

Any ideas how to check on that?
[HTC One S] jcubed:
Yes, after everything else had been completely wiped and the phone softbricked and then completely wiped again multiple times, I flashed the 8/11/12 ROM and 7/26 gapps zip instead of pulling just certain things from it.

I will open the camera now, close it and then wait two hours without restarting.

I have seen this before as well, but I don't think that is the case here because it has been about 4-5 hours in between checking each time. For example, I haven't charged it since late afternoon yesterday and you'll see from the new screenshots I'm still losing about 1% battery per hour even with sporadic checking email and texts.

It is hard to say on this. Originally the problem I was having is no matter what my battery was draining and the phone was overheating. Now I am having the same experience with this ROM as some of the other people were saying. Extreme battery life and no overheating. I haven't noticed my phone being NOT cool to the touch since yesterday. That's with it being in my pocket all day, with a plastic case (if that matters). Before then I would consistently feel the heat on my leg and take out my phone to leave it on the counter because it was so hot.

If the above is tl:dr, this might be the most important thing. I think that somehow when I was doing a wipe with either clockworkmod or twrp it wasn't wiping as completely as it should have and it was affecting my battery life. This is based off of the fact that after I accidentally soft bricked it, cleared data with the stock recovery and then did a factory reset with stock recovery, now I get great battery life. After clearing data and factory reset with stock, I flashed back to TWRP and then did the ROM and gapps for anyone that is wondering.
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Battery life for me seems to be much better as well....I did make sure my install was a clean install as well...I did superwipe again, but before I went and did that i did a factory reset and formatted system to make sure. My battery life isn't what yours is, but the lack if a stable cell signal I know makes a difference... If we can get WiFi calling going on this....we just may get even better battery life....at least for me being US user with out a strong signal.
[HTC One S] klutch:
WAIT A MINUTE ! how do u superiwipe this i was lookin for this for a min ?:confused:
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1762712
[HTC One S] klutch:
oh man thnx alot bro i been looking for this since i had my sensation to this
[HTC One S] zaxondis:
Question due to paranoia: Does this wipe the SD card? I'm sure it doesn't and would have said so, but better safe than sorry. :)
[HTC One S] unk2009:
Does gapps jb 20121130=10.1 gapps?

Thanks in advance for your assistance.. Going to flash tonight, will post results tomorrow...
[HTC One S] Saiger:
yep gapps 20121130 are for android 4.2.1
[HTC One S] NoMercyWWE:
yeah can confirm that, wont work with my Samsung stereo blutooh headset also..
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
"Click your heels together three times and say 'There's no place like home' and you'll be there."

Or alternatively Click 7 times on Build Number in Settings->About Phone.

Question about 10.1, does the multi User option screw up the sdcard mount points like it did on my Nexus 7.

That is, instead of /sdcard there is now /storage/emulated/0/??
[HTC One S] fipsib:
I know (and see) that you are eagerly awaiting news & builds from/for CM10.1 (and I also am by myself) but please let CM10 be CM10.

I opened a new Thread in the General Section where you can keep your discussions & posts about CM10.1 ongoing!

[Discussion][ROM][S4][WIP] CM10.1 on HTC One S

Thanks in advance for using the correct thread!

Regards fipsib
[HTC One S] a13xemz:
I have been able to get headphones working with this app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.woodslink.android.wiredheadphoneroutingfix
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
A quick update based on my experience yesterday (yeah, I went a little overboard clearing stuff but wanted to make sure I was starting as fresh as possible). Went ahead and flashed CM10 (staying away from CM10.1 until a few more problems are resolved). I was coming from ViperOneS 1.2.0 so I did a factory reset/wipe, wiped system, flashed 12/10 nightly, cleared dalvik and cache, flashed 20121011 jb gapps, cleared dalvik and cache, rebooted into bootloader and flashed the boot.img from the nightly. Installed Google Nav from the Play Store. Restored everything else via Titanium.

Turned on GPS for the drive home. It locked within seconds and stayed locked (and I didn't do any of the GPS tweaking mentioned earlier in this thread). Google Nav still FCs (although it's up in the notification tray so it doesn't totally crash). I also use CoPilot nav and it worked fine so the GPS issue for me is definitely isolated to Google Nav.
[HTC One S] :
Oops left that part off--must have dosed off--sorry
[HTC One S] xkonni:
uploading this build was a mistake tbh but glad you like it.

we still have some problems

camera

bt audio routing

headset detection

vsync works! but causes some tearing

ril starts slow, sometimes toggles airplane mode

minor stuff

but hoping to solve them soon.

i dont think we'll update this thread for each single fix.

you can check commits on https://github.com/htc-msm8960

and if some major issues are fixed i'll upload a new build to http://ville.giev.de/downloads/experimental/

enjoy!
[HTC One S] cdrom1028:
Will You be starting a new thread for 10.1 or do we just keep checking back for the updates?

Thanks for the hard work....
[HTC One S] Navik57:
Just curious, are you using the bluetooth antenna, or internal? It might just be an issue with Ingress.
[HTC One S] :
Thanks for the build--running well except for camera and bt. I have your build that ends in time stamp 231511 test keys. That doesn't match your two 12/10 exp build time stamps from link above. Should it? Do I have latest build. Dl'd it last evening US EST.

Google Maps works fine for me on lock and having turn-by-turn voice prompts that list street names. Haven't had the street names on latest cm nightlies and Viper. Not sure why?

Anyway, appreciate all your work--:)
[HTC One S] beyored:
same here with camera i get message cant connect to camera.....but i can live without camera for the time being....

great work smooth as silk....:good:
[HTC One S] klutch:
hows everyone phone is working meaning boot up and all n i still cant get there? i erase everything to meaing factory reset ,cache, system and delvik cashe, and now its stuck on HTC it feels it boots up while HTC logo n buttons lights up,something is not right and i did everything possible and posted it the pictures on the discussion 10.1, what i am doing wrong :confused:

EDIT: Never mind ........
[HTC One S] inetdua:
I have a problem with CM10.0. While the inclusion of bluetooth and wi-fi access points, after the phone goes into sleep mode, the wi-fi mode hangs. At the same time it hangs and bluetooth.
[HTC One S] mustang00066:
On latest 10.0 nightly.

Wifi Tethering stops with screen off. Is everyone having this?

Nav was giving me some problems with cutting out data and losing lock, but it seems to have worked itself out.

Thanks in advance.
[HTC One S] ahartowo:
I'm using internal GPS.

However, it's been a couple days, I sometimes got FC on Google maps.

It might not be because of GPS.

I got lots of FC on other apps too though.

Flipboard and Apollo.

Right now my Apollo won't open, it always says "Unfortunately Apollo has stopped." =(
[HTC One S] droidkevlar:
have you tried clearing data and fc it and then open it? thats what works for me