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[HTC One S] ausaras:
Does anyone know how to flash Nightlies without having to re-install everything?

I flashed 12/04 nightly yesterday and want to flash 12/05 nightly but when I simply flash 12/05 over 12/04, I get stuck at the bootanimation.

Did I do anything wrong? Or, CM10 can't be flashed this way?

I am running Fusion 3.1 on the 12/04 nightly by the way.
[HTC One S] :
have you been able to flash that way before?

just asking bc not sure what your hboot is. as I have .06 I can flash nightlies then gapps--reboot--the go back in recovery and reflash kernel

I have not paid attn to those at and higher than .13, as in do they have to flash boot image also.

If so, try installing with Flash Image GUI--I think it flashes kernel and rom for you--

someone will problaby confirm that or correct me--:)
[HTC One S] Saiger:
1. use the stock kernel -> no issues after updazing nightly

2. use the cm-updater option (about phone-> cm-updater) so u dont have to reinstall everything
[HTC One S] |RaVeR|:
Most definitely YES. Happens on both 1.08 and 0.16 radio's
[HTC One S] hipwell:
can somebody please help.

ive tried both the stable and latest nightleys and the only issues so far are the already discussed music playing after a few seconds after pausing

but the main issue which is really annoying me is that there is no menue button anywhere, to bring up settings of that particular app.

for example in the phone app on the bottom row there is the magnifying glass, the add new contact button but whats missing is the setting button which bring up the settings for the contacts app so i cant get into change which contacts to display, voicemail settings etc.

the button im talking about looks a bit like this : but with 3 dots rather than 2

any ideas?
[HTC One S] :
go to phone settings.system/hardware keys and remap app switch key to open close menu
[HTC One S] Darknites:
For menu I can't remember setting name but its in the Toolbox under settings.

Edit, hmm so thought I was in another thread lol.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
On PAC Man ROM, I noticed that the actual phone buttons (back, home, apps) don't register after dragging your finger from the screen (EXAMPLE: dragging down notification bar).

On CM, these buttons get pressed when dragging. It is real annoying. I try to drag my notification bar down and I accidentally toggle the home button or something (NOTHING to do with an home button glitch, I do not have that).

Any way to fix this? Thanks.
[HTC One S] Darknites:
There is a Fix but no idea how you go about doing the fix.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I think this is the file that needs to be modified at source:

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...rameworks/base/core/res/res/values/config.xml

The following needs to be added into that file somewhere near the end:

<!-- Specifies the amount of time to disable virtual keys after the screen is touched
in order to filter out accidental virtual key presses due to swiping gestures
or taps near the edge of the display. May be 0 to disable the feature.
It is recommended that this value be no more than 250 ms.
This feature should be disabled for most devices. -->
<integer name="config_virtualKeyQuietTimeMillis">250</integer>

intervigil...xkonni... any chance to commit this change?!
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
+1. I would desire for this to the greatest extent. I believe it is either PA or AOKP that is what makes this happen in the PAC Man ROM. I don't know if it's a delay from screen touch to button press or what.
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Ya AOKP got the fix first then I point to it for BAKED BlackBean rom and I guess klin1344 passed it over to PAC Man rom.
[HTC One S] droidkevlar:
I thought I was going insane and something was wrong with my phone. Been happening a lot to me lately. +1 on adding the commit fix.
[HTC One S] twotimer:
CM10 is great in some aspects, but there are a few bumps.

What annoys me about CM10 is a couple of (probably radio related) bugs with wifi/bluetooth/3g.

1) Bluetooth stereo playback on Sony MW600 headset becomes choppy even if I'm 5 feet away from the phone, and it gets worse in the gym for example. This never happened on stock ICS, so I would exclude hardware-related issues. (I've tried 0.16 eu and built-in tm radios).

2) When screen turns off, some apps experience problems getting mobile data– for example, I use an app which streams foreign radio stations, and it works stable only when the screen is on. It might be app-related though, but I would really like to know if there's a policy settings somwhere in the system.

3) CM10 user has to pick a radio (AFAIK, now it's 0.16eu) which doesn't have problems with tethering 3g data over wifi with screen off.

4) Lat but not least, wifi sometimes gets into "unswitchable" mode. It neither connects to any networks or sees any networks at all, nor can you toggle the state of the wifi. Only reboot helps.

Drives me crazy sometimes.
[HTC One S] v3n3:
1) This kinda also happens on Sense, but not as bad as on CM10

2) This is due to Deep-Sleep, the CPU clocks itself down heavily and in a defined period of time it grants apps to check their stuff.

I got a little Problem myself.

I recorded a Video using the Camera, the Image Quality is good, but the Sound is very quiet and ... just strange
[HTC One S] pjw111:
Google play store is not working...
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Mines working fine just updated facebook. Could try wiping data for the play store.
[HTC One S] pjw111:
Wipe data and fix permissions did not work. Thank you though...
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Could try uninstall the play update and let itself update and try again.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
If that's what the issue is, this is unacceptable, and not something that should be happening. This isn't something that has ever happened with my other phones.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
trying that now... will report, discuss it with intervigil and maybe merge it. ;)
[HTC One S] :
+1 since I've been using CM10, it's the wrong mic I assume.

This is my biggest issue beyond occassional gps lock and maps issue.

Tried getting a logcat but nothing about wifi popped up, but I'm pretty new to this stuff. It happens every day like clockwork so lemme know if I can help.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/q/ville,n,z

Seems like mr1-staging merges have been verified and code reviewed... 4.2 soon?!
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Sweet. Its been working fine for me on AOKP and BlackBean roms.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
seems fine. try here:

http://ville.giev.de/downloads/experimental/cm-10-20121207-EXPERIMENTAL-ville.zip

Will probably be merged soon!
[HTC One S] dc211:
Flashed it and it's working good on my end. Thanks xkonni
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
xkonni,

The A2DP Bluetooth Profile is broken on cm10 Stable and current nighties. I first noticed the problem while i was running PA 2.54. At first i thought it was a problem with the Rom but now im realizing its a problem with cm10 since it currently happens with all new AOSP based roms. Here is a Logcat of the problem while using PACMAN. I will post another log using cm10 but from my memory it looks exactly the same. Pls let me know if you anything else from me to solve this issue. Right now I'm using miui as my dd but i would love to switch back to a PA rom.

http://pastebin.com/J3qDe28d
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
i second the request... i use a2dp alot, very important for me...

by the way, i was just watching a logcat for a few minutes after flashing 12/07...I/QMI-RIL keeps working over and over again, looking for neighboring cells and whatnot, like every minute or two..no wonder this battery has a leak...i never remember my other devices ever doing this...on mt4g and mt3g, G1 and G2, and others, once boot was complete, logcat would stay put until you did something or received a text/email/call etc
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
I'm on stable for two days and notice something not quite right with the 3 capacitive buttons.

the home button often start to take effect by itself, or otherwise known as helicopting glitching...?

then sometimes all three buttons just all gone. no response no matter wat.

i have to switch off screen and turn it back on to restore effect.

i tried to disable the customisaion on capacitive buttons and see if it solve the problem but no success.

anyone suffer the same issue? or it's just an old problem that i missed the solution due to skipping so many replies?

much appreciated...
[HTC One S] encho:
Great stuff. Nice to see you back.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I see this too. Batt life not too bad for me, but strange nonetheless.

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Works great. Thanks xkonni.
[HTC One S] frdd:
Check out this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1679649 and also maybe the last few pages of this thread where xkonni posted a build with a fix for a related issue
[HTC One S] antaine:
I've got the same problem, it took me almost 2h to copy 7.50gb of music

Envoyé depuis mon HTC One S avec Tapatalk
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
I'm experiencing a problem where WIFI becomes unresponsive over time. The phone says it's active and it's scanning for networks but does not find anything. Toggling the on-off switch doesnt do anything as well, it just says on. The only workaround is a reboot every time WIFI becomes unresponsive.

I tried searching and scanning the thread for a solution but all I found where a couple of other reports of this same issue. Appearantly it's not an issue for everyone so I'm wondering what could cause this problem. Anyone has an idea what could cause this. I have tried different radio's but it occurs on both US en EU radio's.
[HTC One S] District:
I experience this as well. It seems to occur when I leave my home Wi-Fi network for more than thirty minutes (taking dog on a walk), when I return then I have the same symptoms as @phuturist. Toggling Wi-Fi on and off doesn't really turn Wi-Fi off, switching airplane mode on and off doesn't help either. I am on 11/24 nightly.

///

What is a good way to look at logcat?
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
since this is the dev thread, why dont you try 12/7 or 12/8? very stable for me...11/24 is outdated
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
This WIFI problem occurs for me on the latest nightly as well (20121208), it's not related to outdated nightlies.
[HTC One S] alexeius:
I think its radio bug. You can try this radio pack.

And.. Are you using stock kernel?
[HTC One S] droidkevlar:
U guys come from fresh install? R u using the stock kernel? I'm on latest with no issues like this
[HTC One S] phis22:
not sure if this related but thethering has been unstable for me for quite some time. I don't use wifi but both being related to data connection. Thethering says it is working, my computer connects and it will even do an intial connection. but when trying to open a web page the data stops working. I know this is a rom issue since I don't get this on trickdroid. I've fresh installed the lastest stable,nightly and experimental with the same issue, wiping caches does nothing. can any one reproduce the issue ?
[HTC One S] droidkevlar:
ive had the same issue. worked once and that was it. im on radio .16us...
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
We used to have this problem on CM7 on my Nexus One. What we did was find an app that would increase SD read-ahead values. I think CM10 might have this option in settings somewhere (not sure as I am not on CM as of this bleeding second, it could also be another AOSP ROM I am thinking about). Anyways, try that, then mount and transfer files. I never had this issue using my USB 3.0 ports.
[HTC One S] ambivalent-one:
I think I'm having the same or similar issues. Different ROM works. On CM10 3G is fine with blue signal strength. Turn on wifi and the wifi signal strength turns grey and shows strong signal. Periodically it will turn blue and it works while the wifi is blue and then stops again when it turns grey.

My CM10 install was a clean install. I tried the radio suggestion. Did 1.08es with no effect. Will try one of the Europe radios to see what happens.

Any other thoughts?
[HTC One S] briandresstoyota:
Does USB otg work on this ROM?
[HTC One S] dc211:
It sure does.

I use this cable and everything that I plug in so far has worked.

http://www.amazon.com/T-Flash-Adapter-Samsung-GT-i9100-GT-N7000/dp/B005FUNYSA/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1355005850&sr=8-1&keywords=otg+cable
[HTC One S] briandresstoyota:
Awesome. Don't have a computer so want to use external hardrive and use phone to play movies on TV. Mhl ya know? Can do?

Use a hub to charge while using flash drive?
[HTC One S] dc211:
I wish it worked that way but it can't. Check out this. http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=34273805&postcount=2
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
hmmm

the thing is everything was perfectly fine when using TrickDroid

.......
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Modded stock is way differnet than AOSP. If you can tolerate sense, then go back.
[HTC One S] briandresstoyota:
OK well how about the wireless video receiver HTC has out? That would work to out video the a hub for charging and flash drive mouse and keyboard
[HTC One S] Darknites:
At a guess that only work on Sense base roms but I have seen someone say that they could steam videos to the TV but not sure if they had a SmartTV for that.
[HTC One S] dc211:
You might want to try bluetooth mouse & keyboard with MHL video out.
[HTC One S] ungraphic:
So I just unlocked and rooted my HTC One S using Torxx's method and downloaded the last stable ROM of Cyanogenmod from here; http://get.cm/?device=ville (released on 2012-11-13 16:31:58).

Installation in CWM was quick but booting up the phone sends it into an endless loop of the CyanogenMod boot animation (the teal coloured rotating circle). Its been 5 minutes since and its still stuck.

Is this normal?

I erased the data, then wiped the cache partitions, then wiped dalvik cache and installed the CM ROM. Is there a particular order the wiping process needs to be done in?
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Did you fastboot boot.img?
[HTC One S] cdrom1028:
I had the same issue, moved from clockwork mod to TWRP, reformatted all partitions, mounted and formated the SDCARD, and installed CM + super Gapps and all was good..

good luck!
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
I have tried different radio's already but I'll check out the topic you mentioned.

I have been dirty flashing for some time now and flashing boot.img in fastboot only when needed (I'm on hboot 1.14). When I have some time I will try a fresh install to see if this fixes the issue.

One other thing that might be good to mention to see if we can find a pattern with the people who have this issue. I'm using tasker to automatically switch on-off my WIFI based on the net location of the phone. It switches on when I come near my house. Perhaps this is related to the problem, although it seems unlikely to me.
[HTC One S] encho:
Net location can be unreliable, I was using Tasker for the same purpose before. Try using Llama, which will base your position on cell network antennas. You can record your movement for an hour or so, and it will make sure you have all cells covered. Once it recognized you're home, you can set your wifi to set the rule (you're home while you're connected to your wifi).

It sounds complicated but it's easy to use and free. I know I love it.
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
Thnx for the tip. I'am aware that net location isnt very accurate but my work is far away enough from my house to set a 3 km radius around my house to trigger the wifi event. Works just fine.
[HTC One S] encho:
Still try disabling the Tasker for a day or two to see if that solves your problem.
[HTC One S] odl:
try to set DNS on your wi-fi router to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 (these are google public DNS) - helped for me while I had similar issue.
[HTC One S] ungraphic:
How did you move from CWM to TWRP, and where can I obtain it?

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No, I use CWM (touch based) to flash my ROMS. I copied the zip file to the phone, restarted in CWM, did a factory reset, wiped the partition cache, wiped the dalvik cache and then installed from the zip file while still in clockworkmod.

Then rebooted the phone and it ends up in an endless loop with the boot animation.

I really dont know what I'm doing wrong.
[HTC One S] Zonium:
You have to flash boot.img via fastboot. Or use HTC One S Toolkit.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] ungraphic:
Why? Whats the difference?
[HTC One S] Darknites:
It's the only way to flash boot.img in your case but can be done by app if on rooted rom.
[HTC One S] ungraphic:
But the img is a zip file. How would I flash that in the command prompt?
[HTC One S] fipsib:
fastboot flash boot boot.img

(you need to extract the boot.img from the nigthly zip file)

perhaps you may also want to check out the how-to/tutorial in my signature
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Look in the Miui thread.
[HTC One S] ungraphic:
I just looked at this thread;

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1752270

And I get that it needs the boot.img extracted, but there are two folders that contain everything else that goes along with a rom that is not mentioned anywhere.

If I were to install CyanogenMod10, why would those two folders (META-INF and System) be omitted?

Theres a lot of stuff that isnt explained in any of these tutorials.
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Just use this app to flash boot.IMG...

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1453617

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] fipsib:
You need to flash the Rom in recovery first & then afterwards the boot.img in fastboot as htc doesn't allow the recovery to flash the kernel on hboot versions higher than 1.09
[HTC One S] ungraphic:
Gotcha! Thanks!

Is there any way to backup my current boot.img file before I go ahead with the new one? I did make a backup with CWM when I had the stock rom installed, would that be enough?
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
Voice recognition hasnt worked for me since a lot of nightlies ago. When I speak the device seems to know I'm talking but then gets nothing written. Anyone else with this issue¿

Enviado desde mi HTC One S usando Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] jaxenroth:
Or download goo im from the play store and run open recovery script. Done.

___

Sent from my Phone...
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
I did a fresh install of the latest nightly (20121208), I'm using stock kernel and didnt flash any radio after the fresh CM10 install so I'm using 1.08ts. Still the WIFI issue persists. I'll try disabling the tasker profile to automatically switch on-off WIFI to see if that makes any difference.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
this depends on the hboot version you are on. please also say this the next time you tell someone he doesn't need to flash the boot.img manually
[HTC One S] cdrom1028:
That's really easy..make sure you have the dev tools working correctly on a pc, and the image you want to use (cwm or twrp) in the directory that you have fastboot installed. Reboot your device into fastboot mode and connect it to your pc. Then from a command prompt use this command..

fastboot flash recovery <filename of recovery.img>

You can google search for team win recovery project to find the site..

That's it.. good luck

Sent from my HTC One S..
[HTC One S] theratdude64:
how do I download this CM10? I've done CM10 a lot, but not from a download link like that. I just get about 6mb worth of stuff...
[HTC One S] arnold1997:
Go here get.cm amd looke for ville on the left side. Click on it and download the latest nightly
[HTC One S] :
just be aware that link takes you to ALL devices--scroll down to the ville to get your nightlies
[HTC One S] v3n3:
I was on 20121208 and had big problems while calling this night.

Sometimes one of the sides wouldn't hear anything anymore and the volume would slowly increase again.

Tested multiple smartphones and SIM cards, nothing changed.

This is unacceptable, moved to Sense tl this is fixed

Gesendet von meinem HTC One S
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
# Decrease dial out delay

ro.telephony.call_ring.delay=0

ring.delay=0

add this to your build.prop...it solved the issue for me

"unacceptable"? whats unacceptable is that people dont research before posting such statements...i dont know you, so its not personal, and you may not have meant it in a rude way, but it sounds rude..too many people making harsh statements without doing their homework first...its like a small child complaining about the toy his parents got him for his birthday... like the football fan who says his team sucks because it doesnt win every game

wtf

and where are the mods? awhile back all hell broke loose because of the junk in this thread, and now its happening all over again, but no mods

#END RANT#

.......awaiting counter-flame
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Meh...XDA is the same as it ever was. Steve Kondik had to create an entirely new website just to dodge the trolls. Now that we have officical CM support, maybe we should exclusively visit Intervigil's or Cyanogenmod's G+ sites and leave XDA to the kiddies.
[HTC One S] jentzschman2000:
I have noticed some weird reception issues when I have wifi on. Best why I can describe it is it meeses up data service. I have to turn on airplane mode, to kill all data, then turn off airplane mode and data will restore and will work fine....

Im on cm nightly 8 with fusion kernel
[HTC One S] v3n3:
Guess what Sherlock, it didnt fix it ;)

I know how to use Google / the Forum´s Search and it didnt spit out any solution to my problem.

Not to mention that I allready tried the build.prop edit you mentioned.

Maybe you should rage about those people who ask in "normal" Threads about how to Flash or Root, not about an actual problem that hasnt been mentioned anywhere.

Also, I cant be the only one with the Problem. Maybe that particular problem occurs because the implemented Radio is a TMOUS US one, since Im from Germany.

Who knows, maybe it will be fixed sometime somewhere, I´ll keep an Eye on the Changelogs ;)
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
fair enough, heres a way to get the different radios

http://xdaforums.com/show...2035118&page=2

just frusturated
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Totally agree that this forum has become a noobfest. Same dam questions over and over again. The boot.IMG flashing questions are enough to drive one insane with the MANY tutorials about it. Then there are the ones who complain about reception yet never mention they are outside the US, duh. The ones coming from Sense and new to AOSP...do your research and stop expecting sense features on an aosp rom.

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] Navik57:
With the 12/08/12 nightly, and no additional radio installed, I noticed an issue with the GPS within the Ingress game. It just seemed to sit there, and spin around from time to time. It did not seem to update my movements at all.

I reverted back to 11/25 (the one I had previously downloaded), and the GPS started working again (though not as accurate as it should be). I'm sure there is an issue with the Ingress game, and I unfortunately didn't get a chance to test navigation. I cleared GPS data etc.

Has anyone else noticed this issue? Are there any tips for tweaking GPS on the HOS running CM10 to improve accuracy and response?

Also, I noticed recently that at times when I am on WIFI, I cannot hear the caller on the other end, but they can hear me. Not sure when this started happening because I rarely make calls. Just throwing it out there.

~Navik
[HTC One S] lyrical1278:
It's not an issue with the Ingress game. You have to download the gps fix in the dev section of the forums. I can't find a link, but if you download the fix, then use GPS Status, liek the instructions say, you will get a GPS lock within seconds.
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
Seems to be unrelated to Tasker. Even with Tasker disabled WIFI becomes disconnected and unresponsive after a short period of time. Still the only workaround is a full reboot. It's strange though this only happens to a few people out there.

I guess I'll just have to live with it, it's the only issue I have with CM10 and other then that is awesome ...