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[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
+1...:D:good:
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
running 7/17...it's oookay. the s4 changes were some streaming drm specific stuff.

BTW, some good news perhaps?

http://www.androidpolice.com/2013/0...tuation-s4-ville-variant-may-get-android-4-2/
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
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[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I think you meant

https://twitter.com/LlabTooFeR/statuses/357383184566071296
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
Why yes, yes i did...Thanx!
[HTC One S] kalapyu:
Hi again everyone,

Still no wifi for me even after updating to CM 20130717 properly, after a system, cache et davlik wipe.

It is kind of annoying...

What would you recommend?????

Thanks for your help

Cheers

K
[HTC One S] pyrocide:
Still running the first official nightly after DMCA takedown (S-off, 2.15HBOOT, blahblah everything that should be updated)

Got great battery, but still the lock screen delay is present, has this been fixed in the latest and are there any other issues with the latest releases?
[HTC One S] MrThreeChains:
Lock Screen delay is still present (about 2 seconds). But i got used to it,its not disturbing me anymore. No more issues for me (Data is working,except 2g/3g switch but i just have to put airplane mode and go back again). Plus the battery life is good. Dont know how it was on older nightlies.
[HTC One S] pyrocide:
With the first nightly after takedown I am at 75% remaining. Left charger at 0730 this morning (1600 now)

Screen delay doesn't bother me so much anymore, but still shouldn't be there. Everything else works fine for what I need it for. Guess I will stick with what I have until lock screen gets fixed. Cheers.
[HTC One S] phin586:
Sigh, with each update I get the same reboots and then it goes into a forever rebooting mode until i hard power it down and restart.

I have tried this with just a default install, not even with gapps installed... same thing.. I go to an older version or a sense rom... doesnt happen.

I have flashed boot.img in fastboot, I am s-off and still, no luck. May have to call it quits on this rom for a month or so as I need a usable phone thats atleast partially stable.

Hopefully I can pinpoint what it is to help the team fix the issue. :)
[HTC One S] frdd:
Verify that your kernel version has the same build date as your ROM. But more likely remove the SIM cover and check for beardparts/pocket lint/tinfoil hat residue or what have you. This cover has the WIFI/bluetooth antenna on it so make sure it fits snugly.

I remember someone got HTC to send a new cover in the mail after complaining. Also some of the very earliest villes had HW issues with WIFI and were replaced but this was more than a year ago.
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
Running the latest nightly with the latest bubba kernel..all seems well except I had a weird problem with apollo ....kept launching voice search and switching tracks! This while plugged in to my aux port on my car stereo
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Two seconds!? It's barely over half a second for me...

I've had this a few times with PlayerPro. Not sure why it does but doesn't seem player specific.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
Yes there have been updates to cm which introduced a bug in the rom causing the phone to get hot.

We worked around it with a new kernel. Before flashing a new rom you could just check if your kernel was flashed :)

Biteblaze is using our exact base, but maybe his build is from before the bug came up.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Does anyone experience bam_dmux_wakelock as a kernel wakelock active almost all the time? I had this in CM9 and have it again here.
[HTC One S] kuroneko007:
Yeah, I am getting almost permanent wake lock. Attached screenshots, you can see the phone almost never sleeps even when screen is off for hours.
[HTC One S] warmonger26:
Kernel went from aegis-i7 to konni-annoyance #1. So, I just flashed back and will see if battery gets up to 116 degrees again.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
with the old kernel you will also notice that the system always thinks usb is connected...
[HTC One S] frdd:
BTW better to look at the build date for kernel clues than that info which seems like username and name of the buildserver
[HTC One S] kurtfimmers:
Just installed this ROM to test (as I need a perfectly working camera for daily use) .... Its amazing how complete it already is... I'm a huge fan of CM ROMS so keep up the good work!
[HTC One S] warmonger26:
Yeah, my build date is Jul 30.
[HTC One S] Alie360:
Flashed it to try a little of jelly bean, it's very very smooth! Aside from the known little bugs it's awesome!

Btw the italian translation it's not complete, some things are still in english :)
[HTC One S] driskl:
So now that Coldblooded has been put on Ice. Is this rom improved beyond where he left off, or is it the same with the battery issue?
[HTC One S] k2worldwweapon:
just flashed this rom and its asking for a sim network unlock pin??
[HTC One S] Pheroh:
Coldblooded is based on this rom with extra tweaking..
[HTC One S] klutch:
just click dismiss and its going to be normal they fixing that issue as we speak
[HTC One S] Kandydish:
How far along does an experimental "unofficial" ROM need to be in order for the CM team to make it official? Do they have anyone working on it even? Maybe xkonni can join the CM team? ;)
[HTC One S] xkonni:
I never bothered flashing his roms as he's building from our repositories anyway, so can not say how good battery life is compared to those roms. Its okay for me if you reboot after using the camera.

We have a merge in progress for ics. Once that's done all will be well. Also intervigil is part of the cm team. This will become official ;)

Intervigil actually fixed the sim-unlock-pin issue and I managed to get in-call audio with wired-headsets.

Will release a new build soon.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
http://www.xda-developers.com/android/htc-8mp-cameras-by-omnivision-use-universal-drivers/ ehi man i don t know if this can help you but if someone managed to make the camera working with his htc device you could use his libs to see if it's working :) don't know if what i'm sayng is correct xD
[HTC One S] xkonni:
thats mostly for phones that do not have an official ics rom to get their libs from. we do. and besides i think we do not have this camera device. but thanks for the link anyway ;)
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
@xkonni, I'm still wondering how come the in-call audio works fine for me with headphones ever since the 29/07 build, since you have confirmed it as a bug. Could it be because I installed over CM9 without a full wipe? I did format /system though. Just curious as to how come it's working for me but nobody else.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
no idea really. the bug should not let that happen ^^

you can use a wired headset to make calls right?
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Well I can call somebody with earphones without microphone, perhaps it's the microphone that breaks things, ... (didn't try with headphones with microphone) (worked on build 7/30 for me)
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Reinstalled and stilo notte vibrating yesterday morning it worked. How can i check if it s hw related or SW related?
[HTC One S] Kandydish:
Try installing a different ROM. If you still have no vibrate, then it's probably a hardware problem.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
From ville_defconfig:

2068 CONFIG_RADIO_IRIS=y

2069 CONFIG_RADIO_IRIS_TRANSPORT=y

radio support is builtin already. But you're right about audio missing a whole lot of functions... i never tried to compile with fm radio support.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Don't know if anyone has noticed, but voice calls use up a lot more battery than they should. In the earlier builds I made a call for about 30 mins and lost 2%, today I was on call for about 10 minutes and lost > 5%.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Vibration is now working o.O i've done nothing O_O
[HTC One S] xkonni:
there are so many factors involved in this, like network quality and so on. all these subjective so-called bug reports don't get us anywhere...
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
I flashed CM10 again and headset still don't work for me.

There is no indicator (ok, in CM9 there was none too) and the music keeps playing on with speaker.

Did you change anything to get it working?
[HTC One S] Rampage:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=30338167&postcount=4035
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Not bad so far but the boot animation plays once and then I'm left with a white screen in till its loaded. Google Now seems ok and I thought it talked back to you.
[HTC One S] vergil1991:
hi, here my impression, hope to help:

New Camera fix is very good so the quality of every picture is amazing like stock! Video Camera, as you said, doesn't work and if you try to select it and press the red button on screen to begin it's impossibile to go back to normal camera and you have to reboot your phone or use an another program (camera zoom etc)

-"Media Process seems unstable when using 360 files": NEVER FOR ME (GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD)

-"Using GPS may crash data connection":

Never for now but i find an other small problem about connection, sometimes drops (disconnects) the wifi connection and returns a few seconds later but for other 6-7 seconds i don't have the possibility to browse.

Other issue:

In stock ROM there is a problem, sometimes it is as if you pressed the home button but i'm not touching nothing. I was reading on XDA that it is a software problem and with this ROM i have this issue many many times. It should be, also, a hardware problem but maybe it can help :D

Sorry for my not perfect english and thank you sooooooo muuuuch!
[HTC One S] Marcel_87:
Just checked Google now myself. As I use it in German (no output supported yet) and didn't really try out if it talks back. It definately does in the latest axiom s ROM (English only supported for now) But in this build it won't say a word. Not in English not in German or french...tried a couple. English should be the only language working but it doesn't... :(

Anyone else experiencing this issue...?
[HTC One S] eckbauer:
It does talk back but not always and only in English,i was playing around with it and be warned it will sucks your Battery dry.
[HTC One S] strker45:
Oh okay, I'm using the xda app and apparently signatures don't show up. Worked fine when i used a browser
[HTC One S] ronnyhawks:
Look on page 38 of this thread. The CM10 boot animation is there. Simply download and use root explorer or similar and go to system/media and replace the old boot animation with the new one and reboot. Works like a charm and no white screen while booting anymore :)
[HTC One S] Grouper:
Is using the GPS still crashing data? How often does it happen? Does toggling data off/on fix it or do you have to reboot?
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Seems better for me on the latest build. I've had one or two hiccups where I've lost data connectivity but toggling wifi seems to fix it and it happened when I did NOT have GPS on.

I haven't run my GPS a ton but maybe a good 60 minutes total since I flashed the latest build and no issues so far. I'll be using it much more heavily in conjuction with data when travelling this weekend and doing some geocaching and I'll post if I encounter any issues.
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
You meant page 48 bro lol

Some people say it's fixed, some still experiencing it. I haven't tested yet...
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I simply wanted to bring it to light, and to see if anyone else had noticed; because the calls were made in the same spot with the same signal quality. However I'll try again in a more controlled test environment and post my findings.
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
Collect a log too. If a bunch of stuff is happening when you were on the call that could be a likely reason too.
[HTC One S] dillinga:
This is a minor one and could be app related but I use 'lock screen widget' and have noticed that some times it will lock the screen and then immediately open the screen as if I'd pressed the power button. Didn't have the same issue with the same widget on cm9 however so perhaps its a JB thing?

Also - I noticed that the notification draw->power widget has a 'go to sleep' button which does the same thing. Anyway I can hack it out of there and put the code in a widget of my own?
[HTC One S] OccupyDemonoid:
I am having the same issue with connectivity. I have absolutely no signal at all on the new build. I reverted back to my backup and everything worked just fine.

Edit: I have tried clearing cache, dalvik, clean flash, upgrading from a old backup three times each. None of them worked. Any ideas?
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Dunno if this is a CM thing or Android thing, but in recent versions I have noticed that if you're playing music in the background and kick off a video using the built in video player, the music is paused for duration of the video. Earlier, the music would continue playing alongside the video. Is this a setting or is this just how it is now?
[HTC One S] kalapyu:
Good call!!! I tried another (friend's) cover and it works fine... Damned hardware ;) Need to order a replacement one.

Thanks for you help on this one!

I am still experiencing some random reboots ending in bootloop untill I wipe Cache and Davlick.

Kernel reads 3.4.10 (the one from the CM rom file) which is normal.

I keep reading post from people using Bubba's: why would you do that? Works better? No reboot? Additional features? Would this solve my random reboot issue?

Thanks again to this amazing dev community :)

K
[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
Read the features and decide:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=37622087&postcount=2

Be aware that intervigilium rolled back from 3.4.49 base kernel to 3.4.10 because of reported random reboots... and Bubba's last version is based on 3.4.52...

bye!
[HTC One S] kalapyu:
Thanks!

Not sure i understand your last sentence properly though "tervigilium rolled back from 3.4.49 base kernel to 3.4.10 because of reported random reboots... and Bubba's last version is based on 3.4.52..."

:/
[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
If your goal is to get rid of reboots, be aware that 3.4.49 based kernel was causing some trouble in our phone... I'm can't say about 3.4.52 base used in last Bubba's....
[HTC One S] kalapyu:
ok so it's a tradeoff:

CM kernel : no bugs but reboot

Bubba kernel : some bugs but no reboot

Correct?

thanks again!
[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
Bubba kernel it's more likely to have bugs because is an early work-in-progress kernel... but you can't say you won't have reboots, because last version is based on 3.4.52 linux kernel, and CM 3.4.49 based kernel was proven to trigger some reboots. As you are experiencing reboots on 3.4.10, you won't lose much just trying, so give it a go! :)
[HTC One S] kalapyu:
This is a great and clear answer . Now I (kind of) understand ;)

I will give 3.4.10 a longer try and if it keeps anoying me, I will try Bubba's.

Thanks all!

K
[HTC One S] |RaVeR|:
*bump*?
[HTC One S] rmbq:
If i can say my opinion, reboots with the older 3.4.49 kernel aren't related to the kernel version but to wrong partitions' permissions (/data /system /radio etc). In fact when I modified them the kernel was more stable also with version 3.4.49. 5/6 days ago intervigil sets picky permission, so most of reboots should be gone.

About my kernel with last version I never had a reboot until now and no app freezing or other bug, so if you want to try I'll be OK! I'm on 15 jul nightly
[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
It's so good to have direct dev feedback... Thanks a lot rmbq! So reboots were related to partition permisions, no linux base? That's good to know... I asume intervigil will retry 3.4.49 kernel then in next nightlies... If not, I'll may try yours in a few days... :)

Thanks a lot for being around.
[HTC One S] mo976:
I have been using the latest bubba for about 6 hours so far no reboots or problems but as always YMMV.
[HTC One S] superbalza:
NQNH i love you! :D

But wait... Where I have to put that??

Inviato dal mio One S
[HTC One S] NQNH:
you add the lines into your build.prop which is located in \system

if you meant this
[HTC One S] :
The Jira bugtracker is used for bugs on stable releases of CyanogenMod. We don't yet have a stable release, so no use of Jira yet. For now, we discuss bugs here on XDA.
[HTC One S] mannequin:
none of the build.prop tweaks fix the data issue, please don't mention it as a solution.
[HTC One S] superbalza:
I just tried all of them with no solution, I must agree with you..

Inviato dal mio One S
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I'd guess the fast dormancy only really helps some folks in the US. It helps me a lot, though is not 100%...
[HTC One S] MrThreeChains:
Got similar battery life :good:

Really? Do you use another kernel? I am on the 17th July nightly
[HTC One S] NQNH:
i mentioned it as a possible solution.

i tried it on my own and it worked , but to be honest.. im not sure if it only was a placebo effect
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Nope, 14th July nightly all stock.
[HTC One S] NQNH:
o.O so many security changes for the next nightly :o

http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#/ville/next
[HTC One S] :
So I'm not entirely sure why here, but we talked the other day about poor performance. Anyhow, I dirty flashed 20130718 over my crashy, laggy 20130715, and she's lightning fast, unlock time is down (not perfect, but down), and it seems to be performing the way yours is. I've yet to have Ingress crash on me.

Granted, this is just the past couple hours or so, so we'll see if it holds up after a couple of days. I have no idea why it's so much faster, but I'm glad it is.
[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
Ok. I've just got a reboot loop again, so I've installed last bubba's kernel on top of 14/7 nightly. We'll see if it changes something. ATM same governor and i/o scheduler so I don't introduce new variables.

Bye!

Desde el móvil, con Tapatalk...
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Well, I think what I highlighted and enlarged in bold answers all our questions.

This phone is a female, and it's moody and unpredictable as f**k.
[HTC One S] :
lol, yup that sounds about right.

#HOSPMS

Not 5 minutes after that post, the thing gave me a soft reboot that required a hard reboot to get back to normal. At which point it's nice and fast again.

Which isn't bad, I'll take the trade off of the odd reboot for a super-fast phone.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Keep your CPU governor on performance too. I think you'll find there's not much of a hit on battery at all, and the phone is ridiculously smooth all the time.
[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
Question for all: any downside in using CyanDelta to update to last nightly? Anyone use it?

Desde el móvil, con Tapatalk...
[HTC One S] mo976:
Haven't noticed any problems with CyanDelta and I use it across multiple devices including 2 nexus 4's (on a weekly basis usually, they are not my phones but I haven't received complaints), a Nexus 7, a Sensation and my HOS. Of course for the best "cleanest" results downloading and flashing the full ROM is recommended. If you are doing a full wipe I would also strongly suggest only using the full downloaded ROM and not a delta update. I do however occasionally perform a full wipe and clean install just to keep things fresh.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I wonder what this might do to our disconnect issue...xkonni returns!

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/44821/
[HTC One S] nespresso33:
**** yes, look like this is connected to our issue!
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
New hype these days is low light cameras... eg HTC One, Lumia 1020, etc.

These phones sell for ridiculous amounts of money because they have awesome cameras that can take great pictures in the dark. LOL I bet all the 18 year old club-goers are ecstatic!

But what about our phone? On CM? Without even using the "Imagesense" capabilities?

Stay tuned...

---------- Post added at 01:19 AM ---------- Previous post was at 01:12 AM ----------

Ok here we go...

[youtube]r0NRM8OAy24[/youtube]
[HTC One S] DeerSteak:
I got the creepy-crawlies looking at that video.

---------- Post added at 07:43 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:24 PM ----------

Does the fact that it mentions M7 specifically mean it'll only really have an effect on the One? m7att, m7tmo, etc.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
confused me, because m7 doesn't have 8960 processor?
[HTC One S] DeerSteak:
Yeah I know so I'm confused too. But if you look at the contents it's got a link to an experimental build for m7ul and if you read what's changed it indicates it's possibly specific to M7 based on some of what's named.
[HTC One S] DeerSteak:
Sorry for a gazillion posts, but the nightlies site does show it'll be included in the ville's next nightly:

http://10.1.cmxlog.com/?device=ville#

The description there seems to imply it's being backported from the M7, which is why all the references got me confused.

So, uh, flash away once the 2013-07-19 nightly is up.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
for those who want maps to work in Google Plus, here's a fixed gapps that will work and restore after each flash

https://plus.google.com/115084604546100934234/posts/DKKo2fVVNUD
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Yesterday I've installed 20130718 and now the battery life is bad again...

I lost 10% over night without any actions on phone, bevor 20130718 it was 3-4% over night...:(

Can someone confirm that...?
[HTC One S] yooouuri:
With the 07/18 build. Sometimes the phone become unstable. I need to do a wipe/davilk and then the phone seems more stable.

Battery is indeed bad..
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
This could also be a fix for the disconnect issue, if this http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/45607/ gets merged
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
That looks like it only applies to CDMA devices.
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Ah ok I see. Just informed me what CDMA is. Never heard of this since I live in europe :) So no benefit for my phone....
[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
Good performance the first hours... Just one thing: screen delay on power has gone from 1 second to 2... I don't think it has to do with Bubba's kernel in any way, but I can't say why, then. It's the only change made to my phone. Tomorrow I'll upgrade to 19/07 (to test that commit that could help the data drops), and then I'll see if it fixes this back to normal.
[HTC One S] |RaVeR|:
I see. Thanks for the information.

How do we know a certain bug has been acknowledged by the developers then?

About the lock screen delay, I'm getting the impression most people here are sorta like "you get used to it"

I've stopped carrying around a wristwatch years ago because it's so easy to look at the clock on your phone. Now however, it takes 2 seconds after having pressed the button before the screen lights up. Yes, you get used to it, sure, but it's a downgrade from kernel 3.0 where the screen came on instantly.

If there were some word from a developer saying "I've been looking at this bug and it's something really complicated, I really can't seem to find the problem" that would probably shut me up :) But so far nobody's said anyting. It's like nobody really cares and that worries me a bit.

After reading the above I realise it sounds quite negative and I should probably even it out :) I don't mean to nag.

Of course I understand that all of this is done in peoples spare time and without pay.

I'm very happy with CM on ville, gives me the impression that I'm more in control of my device. A big thank you to everyone involved!
[HTC One S] surrealjam:
I would actually second this comment. It's not a negative thing it's just a question - is this ever likely to be fixed? If not then I can move on with my life and stick with a Sense-based ROM.
[HTC One S] :
Our CM maintainer has quite a few phones under his belt to do bug-fixes on (ville, evita, jewel, etc), however if you check out the last say 10 pages of posts he's been active in the forum. Do not fret, we are not forgotten :)
[HTC One S] Tomcatz:
Hi guys,

I'm on 20130607 Nightly with 3.080 Kernel. I have no S-off.

I want to update to the newest kernel (3.4) and tried to flash 20130718 Nightly via updater. But update failed. (something with ro.bootloader; difference from 2.15.0000 to 2.13.0000)

Also tried flash gui but no success.

Do I have to do further steps to get to the newest kernel and nightly?

Thx 4 ur replies ....

Greetz

Tomcatz