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[HTC One S] Fruktsallad:
Actually I find it quite plausible that a hardware/driver issue is at fault. There are long threads about it on the Google forums and both me and others have had it happen on completely stock configurations running Sense. If so, Djsubtronic's newfound problems could be attributed to the fact that he got his motherboard exchanged.

This issue is immensely annoying since Google Navigation is just about the best app out there. Even though it might be slightly OT here because it's not CM specific, maybe the whizz kid devs here can find what's causing it. :p
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yeah...that's why I added the EDIT...to clarify that it still worked for me on my hardware...
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
Maybe the filtering isn't set correctly? Try adb logcat *:V (http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Doc:_debugging_with_logcat#Filtering)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Turns out aLogCat needs to be a system app to work in JB...
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
This is bizarre. It was fine before, how come it works on some phones and not others? Besides, it works fine on other ROMs.

Thanks for that link, however there isn't really much useful info on there and doesn't seem like anyone cares lol.
[HTC One S] phi1ipp:
ROM is laggish

I discovered that sometimes ROM becomes laggish. It reacts to all the actions with a delay. Even applications begin to run slowly.

Has it been discussed and solved already?
[HTC One S] br1an:
I have seen people mentioned it a couple of times. I believe it is currently being worked on to get resolved.

But hardly anyone seems to be making a fuss about it.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yeah...I get it once in a while when leaving a memory intensive app, but it does fix itself after a bit....Only happens once a week or so for me.
[HTC One S] dyndragon:
For the mobile data going grey, see:

https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-106

I've captured logcats and radio logs at the point of failure. What it actually looks like is that the mobile data network interface completely dies and disappears. I have no idea how to diagnose or fix that, but the info is there.

And yes, same situation as the google navigation problems...I don't think anyone cares unfortunately. Or at least, has the resources and knowledge to really dive into this problem.

Yes, it is definitely hardware related (maybe not an "issue" per se). I have since purchased 2 HTC One Ss and I can flash the same thing on both (First use JB RUU to get to 2.15 HBOOT, then latest CM, gapps) and one unit will have navigation problems, and the other one does not. Bizarre.

I am just about to put Sense back on the one that doesn't work correctly, but [MENTION=4097138]Fruktsallad[/MENTION] is saying even Sense users have this problem? Seriously?
[HTC One S] annndrewww:
The last few nightlies seem to cause hiccupping of any audio playing when the screen is turned on. Didn't notice this on the nightlies or Experimental build back in March.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Not quite the same issue. Drops out for me when switching between cell bands or even in low signal areas. Intervigil said he would take a look when he was caught up with the m7 release.

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Started with new kernel...
[HTC One S] annndrewww:
Does that mean we're SOL on that issue?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Nope...just need to be patient with this very new nightly build
[HTC One S] annndrewww:
Right on. That's what the nightlies are all about. Glad they're back!
[HTC One S] PeQuEsan:
Early ICS Sense ROMs (2.31 compilation if I remember well) had the data icon rolling randomly from 2G to 3G and H... but it was just a cosmetic bug (in framework). I didn't see any data disconnection, and I've been with Sense till 3 weeks ago.

BTW, my phone is manufactured in august 2012, and has data issue. Maybe it's related to units manufactured till some point...

bye!
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Regardless of whether it's hardware or software, it's highly unlikely that the issue can't be resolved by a code fix. Either in CyanogenMod, Maps, or both. Maybe we should start a petition for these to be looked at.

Edit: I've also noticed that if during navigation you are able to drag the screen before it crashes (so that it's no longer following you but just showing a static map), it doesn't crash after that. Only crashes when it's following you.
[HTC One S] hamzazxplorer:
Can anybody tell me about the BUGS in this rom? i'm thinking of flashing it , is it good for daily use ?
[HTC One S] NQNH:
--> Q&A FORUM! damnit..

try it and you will see...

yes good for daily use, slight unlock lagg, and a bit of audio stutter when unlocking the phone.
[HTC One S] maluus:
Actually audio stutter is not just at lock/unlock. it is also happens during playback when screen is off. So I can't determine what causes this.
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
What exactly is the issue? I'm still running CM10.0 stable on my HTC One S, navigation is working just fine. Only had it happen once that it couldn't find a GPS signal, a reboot helped.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Maps is fine, it's only when I start navigating. It starts off okay for a couple of seconds. Then the screen flickers (definitely OpenGL related), the app hangs, then force closes. Every time.
[HTC One S] dyndragon:
try touching the compass as soon as it goes into navigation mode to switch it to "true north" fixed view, instead of 3d turning the map when you turn view. That will stop the OpenGL memory leak crashes, at least for me.
[HTC One S] CarstenDutch:
Battery consumption is very good on those official builds I guess!

I need to say that I am using a 2040 mAh battery! official HTC,

Only Deepsleep,

2 Hours Onscreen,

Send from Phone.
[HTC One S] Spy20:
With 2040mah did you change some xml file ?

Where you find this battery ?

Because there is a thread where we talk about this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=42899022#post42899022
[HTC One S] horno46:
I see tonights build failed to compile. Looks like it may of had lock screen fix.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Yeah, I think that's the same as I drag the map as soon as navigation begins, to put it in a static view. Then it doesn't crash. But it's still annoying as I normally keep my navigation on mute and just look at it. Having it on a static view or true north view would be way too confusing to be practical.

Ahh well, looks like I'm gonna have to rely on another navigation app until this gets fixed, if ever.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
No need to make misleading assumptions. Anything can cause a build to fail at compilation - including general CM changes. Doesn't have to be a device-specific change.
[HTC One S] horno46:
I wasn't making assumptions about why it failed. Just stating that it had and that it may have contained a lock screen fix.

YOU were making assumptions about what I meant.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
All right so I admit I misunderstood - but still, you didn't phrase your post clearly. When you say "Looks like it may of had lock screen fix" that is very easy to misinterpret, compared to saying "I wonder if it had a lockscreen fix? or "Do you think there was a lockscreen fix?". I've often got excited and hopeful in the past over posts that are misinterpreted like this so I didn't want others to make such a mistake.

Anyway, we've both posted to clarify, so all's good. Hope tomorrow's build will compile successfully.
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
It failed because of this:

fatal: unable to connect to github.com:
github.com[0: 204.232.175.90]: errno=Connection timed out

And the changelog tells something about lockscreen related changes but i don't think it fixes our delay problem
[HTC One S] horno46:
For a "Macho man" you seem awfully interested in semantics!!" :D
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
I suspect as much given that those changes are general CM.
[HTC One S] CarstenDutch:
[offtopic]

I know that thread!,

Where did you think I got the info from for replacing the battery.. Lol

I tried to change the xml file without success, and I don't think it really matters.

And did not had any success with apps to calculate the actual mAh.

I've got the battery from 2_buy_a Ebay

I have got the battery installed for months already.

[/offtopic]

I prefer the official build being more and more stable/connection, data problems getting resolved then fixing the delay bug any time soon!

Send from Phone
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
It seems as though I am unable to connect with GPS only with cyanogenmod. Is there any fix to this?
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
Use an older 3.08 kernel ROM.
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Is there any other way? Still really want to stay with the new Cm10.1

Nevermind. Works now with the newest update. Just takes a while at times.
[HTC One S] bombina:
Try using FastGPS or TopNTP and see if you can get a faster GPS lock. Helps many people.
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Used FastGPS to get the gps lock within one minute. I'll definitely try TopNTP later
[HTC One S] Fruktsallad:
Yup. Sneak a peek here to find out more:

http://productforums.google.com/forum/m/#!topic/maps/1T_mDNfU8Z0
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Yes because in case you have not read the latest.... One s died.. recently htc announced no more support or updates will roll out for this device...

http://mobile.theverge.com/2013/7/2/4486950/htc-confirms-one-s-no-android-sense-5-update
[HTC One S] mo976:
I'm riding this phone out until the moto X or the next nexus (5?) comes out whichever is a better buy.
[HTC One S] maluus:
"msm: HTC: 8960: enable standalone power collapse" could this change in the log be related to battery darin problem?

Two things more to check for:

1- I don't know if it is intentionally or a bug but, during calls (either incoming or outgoing) if I use a headphone without mic phones own mic doesn't work also unless I unplug the headphone. I always use music headphones and I had no such a problem before.

2- It seems DSP manager doesn't work with winamp installed. Winamp has its own equalizer etc for sound control but play music doesn't. I noticed after I installed the winamp when I use the play music and go to DSP manager for audio control changes don't really effect the actual sound.

this change "Fix audio session ID handling when invoking DSP manager." may be related to this issue.

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Really supporting the developers with both morally and monetary is more important now. But a question came to my mind: where should donations actually go: to the project or to the developers personally?
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
yes i have the same question too
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
Personally i think supporting a project makes more sense.

This gives developers freedom. Whoever interested can participate and get reward. Whoever wants to leave is also not obliged to stay. If we give money to certain people. They then sort of have the obligation to stay which might not be that motivating.
[HTC One S] yooouuri:
:crying::crying:
[HTC One S] sGollSv:
HTC became crap. Sorry for saying this but it's like this, noone can change the fact that the one s is a great phone and htc won't update it. That's just a bad joke! I'll never buy an htc again. Surely, samsung isn't usually as fast as htc, but at least they support their devices. Best example Galaxy S2 they supported it for over two years and maybe the support hasn't stoped yet.
[HTC One S] NQNH:
we can discuss it in the jellybean or sense5 thread in the general section..

this has nothing to do with cm 10.1
[HTC One S] pyrocide:
Well, I'm sold. Getting the Google Edition S4. To hell with HTC.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Man...I go off and have a baby and this thread goes all to heck. I would hope that the majority of folks here don't give a rats a$$ what HTC does...the good folks at CM will probably support this device for at least another year or more. They may make the best hardware outside of Apple, but their software is bloated crap and I'm not even sure there is very much HTC software content in CM for our phones...doesn't most come directly from the chipset vendors through code aurora? If CM can survive a DMCA, it should keep us in performance and features that make Sense look like a toddler toy.
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
I bought this phone in september. HOX was too expensive to me...

This phone I will use at least two years more, phone is device which have purpose to make calls, sms, mails and similar things...

This one can handle all that :P

BUT, never again HTC! Before HOS I have Desire HD and they did the same thing with updating DHD to ICS. Now this with HOS....

No more, not to me... Only NEXUS without Samsung signature...

And, as I can see, we will receive a bigger update tomorrow... Plan list on CM changelog site is longer than before...
[HTC One S] NQNH:
we will get it today, Jenkins is just building :good:
[HTC One S] theguitarman94:
Man I really hope we will see a stable version for our device sometime soon. Now I know they're not going to upgrade us I'm looking forward to moving to CM
[HTC One S] NQNH:
the official nightlys are already stable.
[HTC One S] theguitarman94:
People are still reporting bugs. I won't flash again until everything is sorted.
[HTC One S] sGollSv:
There is just one little bug. The screen delay. No more
[HTC One S] mo976:
And random reboots and audio glitches and app FC's anyone else want to add to the list?
[HTC One S] sGollSv:
Downloading the nightly from today. Hope it's a bigger thing. They took 2 days instead of 1 :D but can't be sure. last nightlies weren't better than the 20130626
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
Stable in the sense that you can use them as daily drivers without worrying about the most basic apps force closing or the phone suddenly rebooting itself without warning. However a few core features are not up to most people's standards (i.e. the GPS, the lockscreen delay, and especially the internet connection sometimes cutting out) which means the current nightlies don't really qualify as "stable."

I still recommend people give the 3.4-based nightlies a chance if they can (just keep updating from the CM updater), but the aforementioned bugs can be a big dealbreaker for some and they should stay on a 3.0-based build, or CM10.0 stable, or even Sense (ugh).
[HTC One S] sGollSv:
Sorry but which version are you using? I hadn't reboots, I hadn't FCs. What are u using ?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
It's app dependent whether they use the new market DRM method. Just give the Titanium solution a try...it might force it where it needs to go where a simple sideload install might still involve the Market (as stated in previous comment where the guy used Airplane mode just in case).
[HTC One S] Marcel_87:
Increasing the size of the pic I seen before shooting it or do you mean the datasize (mb) after it was taken?

If it´s the data size, what would be the reason for this? Is this better...?!

And all I have to do is flash it in TWRP right?!

Gave you another thanks... I realy wonder how many of course "JUSTIFIED" thanks you received of me... :D

You realy seem to be where ever I get some kind of question... :good:

I´m thankful it's, you cause you don't blame me being a noob or something, like I have unfortunatly seen elsewhere before... :mad:

Anyways... Again many thanks for your pompt and helpful reply... :)
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
No problemo bro....you'll catch on soon enough

Yeah the file size will increase, but the image dimensions will as well...

"ro.media.panorama.defres=3264x1840"

"ro.media.panorama.frameres=1280x720"

The rear camera will take photos the size of 3264x1840....gives more room for clarity in the photos and when reduced in size will keep it's clarity as well since the pixels will be tighter. Same goes for panorama shots....

Word of advice for users: If you do a factory reset, make sure you reflash the ROM itself. Just a regular factory reset will delete your APN Settings, pretty much screwing you over from using your cellular network. I did that just now and had to go back and wipe and install again...
[HTC One S] Marcel_87:
Ok cool, thanks a lot bro... (again :D )

Just getting all my music sorted (same issue as with other stuff) I´ve copied all my music back to my PC and getting it back on the SD again folder by folder... Has worked with the first 12 of 25 folder by now... Hope it stays this way...

After I finished I will give your tweaks a shot. :) :good:

are they all flashed together in just one step? Or can we choose which ones we want?!
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
OK, this is getting very weird. I have two music directories, one for me and one for the kid in the car. I just tried the copy-to-p.c. and back method for my Music folder, but while I was copying, I renamed the "Kids Music" folder to KinderMusik (since there seem to be so many Germans here in this forum ;) and removed a .nomedia file I had there so I wouldn't get it in my playlist ...upon unmount, all the kids music appeared in Apollo but not my regular gym music.
[HTC One S] klutch:
how do i sideload those then i tried and didnt work
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
http://www.droid-life.com/2012/08/14/how-to-sideload-an-application-on-android-beginners-guide/

The trick is getting the file from the folder it's currently in to your SD Card....from there follow the link...
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
And try it while in airplane mode just to be safe.
[HTC One S] Marcel_87:
I would definately prefer beeing in german and live in the US just like you "seem to" do... ;o)

I guess you checked in both folders for a .nomedia file...?!

That is indeed confusing... :confused:

I don´t realy think it will make a difference... But what I did was to copy the files folder by folder... Not all at ones... after 2 or 3 folders I let the mediascan run by just deactivating the USB drive and unplugging the phone... then do a quick check to see if the files are there and then keep going with the next 2, 3 or 4 folders... I´m realy not sure if this is gonna make a difference, but if it does, I´m sure its worth it :D

At least until our great devs found a solution for it :)

Keeeeeep going guys, your works is very very appreciated !!! :good::good::good:
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
My phone is no longer vibrating :S don t know if it is an hw problemi :S
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Vibrates for me bro....for everything....try factory resetting and reflashing if necessary....
[HTC One S] klutch:
ah ok that way i done that b4 but the thing is the directory to find were the apps are droppin in what folder
[HTC One S] OccupyDemonoid:
That is strange, on my phone it seems to have corrected it self. Maybe it was just something to do with T-Mobile. Now I am getting about 12.35 Mbps download and 0.46Mbps upload. Sorry about that, mate. :)
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Does anyone know where the purchased applications go when downloaded?
[HTC One S] Alie360:
The media disappearing issue is due to rom manager :) rootzwiki
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Purchased applications downloaded from Play Store are stored here: in the root of the phone go to /mnt/asec/"then file name of application"/. After selecting the folder you should see a file name "pkg.apk". Copy that name to the root of your SD Card using something like Root Explorer, Solid Explorer, or ES File Explorer, and then uninstall the application itself. Using the same file manager you use, install (Sideload) the application to your phone and widgets/settings and what not should remain even after a reboot...

I used Solid Explorer btw, free in Play Store...Looks aesthetically pleasing to the eye lol
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
The ones causing problems are going to /mnt/asec, I believe.

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Thanks...that article had the final step I was missing, deleting media storage data after removing the .nomedia file and chucking ROM Manager. After a reboot, I'm 100% back to normal again with my music and photos in gallery.
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Looking at the thing....i wonder if the packaging is different....It looks like it extracts the res folder and android-manifest....i hope not let me see...

EDIT: yeah it does, but still leaves the pkg.apk in tact, so yeah copying it to SD Card is fine!
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Looks nice and has root access. I paid for Root Explorer but will give this one a try too.

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The original google + article from the maker of HaxSync had the exact mechanism and issue.
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
I switch between the two actually lol....Root Explorer still one-ups it in a few small but important areas, but it still looks really good. UI is nice as well...
[HTC One S] mo976:
7/01 (the last nightly) with stock kernel no tweaks etc. Look I went through the growing pains of cm 10 and 10.1 on this phone and others. I haven't used any ROM other then CM since I got the nexus one years ago when it came out. I'm just saying stable is relative and there are plenty of bigger bugs then just the lock screen lag.
[HTC One S] Fruktsallad:
Congrats to the baby, dude! :thumbup::D
[HTC One S] mo976:
Mazal Tov or Mabrook (congratulations)!
[HTC One S] wwelles:
I've had similar problems with the 2013-06-28 build. Fresh install of everything, cache wipe, and no app data restored.

I don't get many FCs, but I get at least one reboot a day it seems, sometimes more. It's happened during many things, from closing tabs in Chrome, to scrolling a webpage. Usually the screen locks up for 5 - 10 seconds before the reboot.
[HTC One S] mo976:
I didn't say I get constant FC's or reboots just that their are among other "stability" issues. That's all no big deal.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
My sister will update to tonight's build. For the 6/28 build I remember having no problems other than the lockscreen lag, music playback skipping, and the phone rebooting when using the GPS in the maps app and setting it to compass mode (so the map turns when you turn the phone).

No random reboots though - just that one reproducible reboot regarding GPS. I did update to 07/01, but I didn't check how stable that was (I know it had the music playback issues of course).
[HTC One S] Fruktsallad:
So, my Gapps are mysteriously removed after every update and I have to reinstall them via recovery. What's up with that? Never happened on previous non 3.4 nighties...
[HTC One S] Kalashnikitty:
NSA stole ur gapps dude!
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Check /system/addon.d ... You should have a script for gapps and any other system app which is backed up in a flash
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
Did anyone flashed today's release?

Any informations about wake up lag and battery drain?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yes... Seems fine. Same bugs all there
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
This is a rather weird bug (if it can be considered one) that's been persisting on all the CM10.1 builds I tried:

I bought the One S carrier-locked from Fido (low-cost MVNO of Rogers in Canada), and used the method described by XDA to SIM unlock it, since it's a gift for my sister who uses Telus. I put the 1.11 TMobile radio on it. Held on to the One S for about a month, performing tests on it almost daily, before handing it over.

With my Fido SIM, it always takes at least 1.5 minutes for any signal to be acquired after a cold boot. Annoying if you're stepping off a plane. This happened on all the North American radios I tried.

However, with my sister's Telus SIM the signal is acquired much faster (typically < 10 seconds) despite the phone being originally locked to Fido.

My sister will be temporarily relocating stateside next month and she's going on T-Mobile. For those of you down south using T-Mobile, do you have to wait a long time to acquire the network signal after a cold boot?
[HTC One S] rc420head:
Chicago land area for me signal within 20 seconds of boot

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Google is your friend, please ask Google first.
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
My phone also takes longer time on cm10 or cm10.1 than on sense to get signal after powering it up or rebooting. It happens with all the radios.

Enviado desde mi One S usando Tapatalk 4 Beta
[HTC One S] mo976:
Wake lag seems a tiny drop better might just be my imagination though