yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] intervigil:
My guess is last night's nightly build failed due to github connectivity.
[HTC One S] Ultimo125:
NOT WORK

Error flashing zip

updating partition details ...

Failed

:( :crying: :confused:
[HTC One S] marco1530:
the unlock screen is a little slow on the cm 10.1 (a few seconds). Is there a way to cancel the delay? thx very nice team ;)
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
This bug was often mentioned in the past weeks, actually there is no fix....
[HTC One S] marco1530:
Ok thx. I hope will be resolved quickly. is a very annoying bug
[HTC One S] sGollSv:
If it really bother you you could download a 3.0 Kernel base Cyanogenmod
[HTC One S] Daihogo:
In CM10.2 this bug is gone. I would wait for an better build of this. :cowboy:
[HTC One S] marco1530:
in this way I solve the problem? Can you give me the download link very very thx ;)
[HTC One S] sGollSv:
Thats the link: http://get.cm/get/6xg

Yeah it will solve the problem because it's just a 3.4 kernel issue the old builds are using the 3.0 kernel as base!
[HTC One S] marco1530:
This cm is very old. What has bugs? what is the difference between this and the new versions?
[HTC One S] sGollSv:
Yes it's old but it's a monthly release that means it is almost stable, i haven't found any bugs so far everything works just flawlessly the only change is the kernel i think and some other little changes but i'm pretty sure you won't really notice differences.
[HTC One S] horno46:
I still had lock screen delay on 10.2
[HTC One S] striped121:
Me too
[HTC One S] Daihogo:
Installation will fullwipe? This file cm-10.2-20130729-UNOFFICIAL-ville ?
[HTC One S] horno46:
Yes and yes.
[HTC One S] Daihogo:
Maybe I dont see the difference since kernel 3.4.
[HTC One S] yooouuri:
What are the current bugs in CM10.2?

Lockscreen? Camera?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Cool news

https://plus.google.com/106978520009932034644/posts/Qmi4GS7ym3f
[HTC One S] Stainless7221:
I also still had the locksreen delay with 10.2
[HTC One S] theodorius123:
what is about battery in 10.2? still as bad as 10.1 with 3.4-kernel (compared to 3.0)?

that is the only reason I am still on 3.0-kernel...and I was to lazy to update firmware, S-off, etc ;)
[HTC One S] sGollSv:
O don't know about cm10.2 but cm 10.1 with 3.4 got a good battery yesterday about 16 hours with 2,5 hours screen on
[HTC One S] Kalashnikitty:
nvm
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
The better way would be to use the Wiki. I remember in old Windows Mobile days the Wiki was much more used. Don't know why it isn't anymore :/
[HTC One S] lipatden:
Nightlies seem broken for now

Staying on CM10.1 for now, but nightlies seem sketchy. I haven't experienced a fully-working build for over two weeks, with either Wifi, GSM or both non-functional:

0714... Wifi switch doesn't function (goes straight back after clicking)

0715... SIM card never unlocked (no PIN prompt), Wifi switch greyed out

0716... Wifi is back and works, but still no SIM activity/radio, same with all subsequent builds until 0724

0712 was seemingly having trouble send SMS, but I would get replies to messages that the phone notified me were either still being sent or had failed, but 0713 seems to have cleared that up.

Changelogs are not informative as I can't see any obvious cellular/wifi/sms work, but lots and lots of SELinux stuff that is putting up a big flag for me.

As for battery life on 3.4, it seems to be quite a bit better both with continuous use and always-on Wifi tether seemingly giving me better battery life, though I don't have hard numbers.
[HTC One S] Kalashnikitty:
ok, i got this thread now and updated the first post.

Thanks to PG101 ;)
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
You should add a notice to the bug report link: bug reports are only welcome for stable builds, not for nightlies.
[HTC One S] Kalashnikitty:
done thanks!
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
And I've read somewhere that Facrpalm S-OFF doesn't work with newer hboot. Not sure, if this is correct. But there is Moonshine S-OFF which should work.

OK, now I'm done :)
[HTC One S] eckbauer:
Nice to see things are moving ahead,new OP new Kernel and now cm10.2.:fingers-crossed:

My wife is now using my HOS with old setup (old Kernel) and she's happy with it,believe you me she would complain if something did not work.;)
[HTC One S] Dam4rusxp:
This is correct. I had to restore to stock a while ago and when I got my phone back I first tried Facepalm S-OFF and it wouldn't work. Moonshine however works flawlessly, providing you have the right stock rom version installed.
[HTC One S] :
Have you always flashed the boot.img that comes with your nightly?
[HTC One S] pyrocide:
Good to see the bad/wrong info from Original OP is gone and got a new one up there.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
*boot.img
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yeah, looks great (except Tapatalk kills the formatting). Unfortunately, by the looks of the last couple posts, it's still not enough. A few changes I'd make.

Bold and color red the fastboot flash boot boot.img line. I'd even add a little blurb about why this is required, how to extract the boot.img and to double check that your kernel build date matches the ROM build date in settings/about phone before complaining about wifi issues.

Add a note that those with S-ON can also use the Flash Image GUI program to flash boot.img, but that this is unsupported and not to report bugs.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1954121
[HTC One S] danielgek:
if some one wants to keep on cm 10.1 here it is a build made today with Focal

http://www.mediafire.com/download/87yz2dup4f1gid9/cm-10.1-20130730-UNOFFICIAL-ville.zip

;)
[HTC One S] :
Oops. My bad.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
I almost wish the devs would just lie that S-Off is a requirement, lol. We get way too many posts reporting problems that wouldn't have occurred without flashing the boot.img.

I myself softbricked the ville on my very first time rooting it, because I didn't flash the boot.img after installing CM.

Being S-Off also noticeably simplified the steps needed to update the hboot and firmware for 3.4 kernel compatibility.

And considering that most if not all other CM-supported non-HTC phones can just update via OTA in one move without this flashing nonsense, it's quite understandable that people will forget to flash the boot.img if they've migrated from a different phone.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Anything interesting to report? I'm curious if Focal is faster than the AOSP/CM camera?
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I tried the 30th July Nightly from zipsnet's thread, and Focal was in it but the camera doesn't work, so it's pointless. Does the camera work on your build?
[HTC One S] danielgek:
well faster i dont really know lol i dont pay attention to that because i have reflashed cm 10.2

for the rest i think not just minor bug fixies

it doesnt work because zipsnet's is android 4.3(cm10.2) this sould work because its 4.2.2(cm10.1)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Do you have a 10.2 build with working camera?
[HTC One S] danielgek:
no because im a newbie i dont really know what is wrong with camera sorry :/
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Oh my bad, I didn't register it was 10.1 :)

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Also, does it integrate with the gallery app or is it a separate standalone?
[HTC One S] :
Update hboot and firmware? Did I miss something? I flashed the first 3.4 kernel nightly just as I would have flashed any other nightly; namely fastboot flash boot.img, wipe cahche, wipe dalvik, and install zip. And... - uhm, everything works just as it should, I guess.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I tried this build and couldn't find Focal anywhere...not in the drawer and not in the system/app folder. It's supposed to be side-by-side while they are working the kinks out...

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All of this may be true, but I've never had an issue because I've always read through any ROM thread before flashing first. Those with issues due to bad kernel flashes are the usual users that give XDA a bad name.

I've also read through the whole firmware flashing thread and it seems that the majority of those with issues, including bricks and warranty returns were those that started with S-OFF. I'm very happy with S-ON and don't have the stomach to try for S-OFF right now...sure it adds an extra step to the ROM install, but if you don't have that 1 minute, you shouldn't be installing a complete custom ROM on your phone in the first place
[HTC One S] danielgek:
sorry my bad compiling again and uploadind
[HTC One S] superbalza:
I resolved all the CM10.1 connection drop and unlock delay issues!! :eek:

I flashed miui

Inviato dal mio HTC One S
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
Isn't MIUI still aosp based, so it still has the connection drops?

edit: nvm, the one here is sense based I see
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Not a cool thing to post in a CM thread. Most of us here will accept a few bugs to avoid some Chinese iPhone knockoff OS.
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
MIUI for One S is Sense based
[HTC One S] superbalza:
I was having the same idea.. But after 2 months of headcracking pushing on the airplane mode button, flashing nightlies, trying scripts, and still having issues that anyone else has, I quit with CM.. Miui is not perfect, but is stable, and has no major issues..

I know that you feel far more satisfaction when resolving issues by yourself, and keeping it "open and free", but for now I prefer the easy way for a while..

Btw miui is sense based, not iPhone based :p

Inviato dal mio HTC One S
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
If you want focal take a look here. You can install it like every apk.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=44095325

I didn't tested everything but it is quite nice. The gallery app is not included.

Be careful when you want to swipe between photos in focal. You can accidentally delete them by swiping left and right :)
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
No push notifications

I don't know why, but ever since I switched from Illusion 2.1 (which was 2 days ago), I no longer receive push notifications. I have tried PAC v23 and the newest cyanogenmod 10.1 so far, and even when I open an app, there will be no notifications in the status bar. Only google play and my email seem to be working right now... any help?

Edit: Fixed....turns out I just had to reinstall all the apps from google play again. Don't know why restoring from tb didn't work
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
Yep, common problem. For Facebook and other apps it's enough to logout and login again to bring notifications back.
[HTC One S] lipatden:
I use clockworkmod, it includes a boot flash step every time.
[HTC One S] sGollSv:
But it will just work if you are s-off.
[HTC One S] theodorius123:
grrrrrrr :(

I was really happy...Super-CID, S-Off, HBoot 2.15, Kernel 3.4 and CM 10.2 for one day.

everything seemed to be fine. but now my phone is off - black screen...nothing happens.

pressing power-button for 10sec does not do anything.

plugin the charger: no LED

Its not an USB-charger, so I cant connect my phone to my computer (I'm in the office).

any other ideas I can do now without connection to the computer?

any ideas I can do at home when I can connect to USB?

thanks!
[HTC One S] theodorius123:
looks like I bricked my phone - only thing I can see is "QHSUSB_DLOAD" in my device-manager after connecting via USB

:crying:

google told me, this happens "quite often" after flashing stuff -- like I did...but my phone works fine for 24 hours...thats the strange part.

thinking about leaving HOS to get a One Mini in a few days - the low signal/home-button bug is something I really want to get rid off
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Have you tried an RUU?
[HTC One S] theodorius123:
I cant connect via USB - adb is not working.....so I guess a RUU is not possible...but will give it a try.

tecardo has a JTAG/RIFF-box - maybe he can help me...
[HTC One S] kurtfimmers:
Have you sure updated your toolkit to the new android version, sorry maybe dumb question but had the same problem once after upgrading my phone to new android version adb wasn't working anymore... in the SDK manager download the android 4.3 files?
[HTC One S] theodorius123:
just updated all files for 4.3-version - same problem...also RUU says "USB: connection error" :(

it would be fine if this would have happened directly after flashing, but not after 24hours using all the new stuff - makes no sense for me at all...
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Hardware failures happen. Probably best to take the conversion elsewhere as it's not likely CM related.
[HTC One S] fzurita:
I just had this exact same problem just now except in CM10.1... I was browsing the web using chrome when all the sudden no pages would load up... suddenly Chrome froze up, I tried to hit the home button and that wouldn't work... Eventually the screen turned off and now all it says in my computer is "QHSUSB_DLOAD". No idea how to recover....
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Lots of hits on Google. Seems possibly related to SOFF/SuperCID and looks pretty much like a brick. Do your own search and make a post with your findings in General as this is not CM specific.
[HTC One S] Xdpker06:
If I want to install the stable 10.0 version, would I have to install the 3.4 kernal or can I just flash the rom in TWRP and fastboot boot.img? Here are the kernal and baseband I am on. Thanks
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
cm10.0 uses a 3.0.8 kernel, so wouldn't you need a 3.0.8 kernel and not 3.4?
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
[/COLOR]

First off all you need Hboot 2.15 so that its possible to upgrade to 3.4 Kernel

You get them by flashing an actual ruu..

Consider the instructions for upgrading ruus (s-off, supercid etc...)

Then just follow the install instructions from OP (site 1 in this thread)...

Read OP first!!!
[HTC One S] Xdpker06:
Well, I was wondering about the 10.0 version. What kernal/radio do I need?
[HTC One S] NQNH:
Try 1.11 and 3.0.80 kernel
[HTC One S] ottomano:
1 - Thanks to cyanogen team for their precious work!

2 - Same issue for me.

I own an Italian (European, right?) HTC One S (S4), S-ON, CM10.1 nightly 20130730.

How can I get some "debug" informations from phone to help cyanogen team to fix that bug?

Or, as alternative workaround, would be possible in future to have sweep2wake active on CM kernel?

[EDIT]

If it can help, installing SoftLocker, the problem seems to be solved. This sounds much like a deep sleep issue...

Regards,

Nicola
[HTC One S] mo976:
S2W will probably never be part of the official kernel. Because there was never a 'stable' release for the One S we have no way of submitting bugs to the official bug tracking system for CM. That said intervigil (the primary CM maintainer for the One S) does check the thread so don't give up hope.
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
When I tried cm-10.1-20130730-NIGHTLY-ville.zip, something happened when I turned my phone off for a day and all my settings were reverted, the three keys didn't work, and I couldn't press the settings button. Was that just me or did other people experience it? And if it was a rom issue, is it fixed? I'm currently on PAC and I really need the cyanogenmod battery life as my phone won't last through a day.
[HTC One S] ottomano:
Thanks for your reply.

Do you know if there is a CM10.1 compatible unofficial kernel that has S2W?

Regards,

Nicola
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Not if you are using nightlies with the 3.4 kernel. If you want S2W, use an older nightly eg 21/05 that has the 3.0.* kernel, along with Bubba kernel "Vn" version.
[HTC One S] ottomano:
Thx!
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Iam on 20130730 dont have such issues, all seems to be fine for me!:D

I have s-on, I wipe dalvik/cache and flashed boot.img via fastboot everytime.....
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Seems more and more S-OFF has strange, unpredictable consequences for a tiny number of users. There are a couple others in the last few days with spontaneous bricks.
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
I'm actually s-on though. so... I'll give it a try again. Any specific build you recommend for stability? I remember someone saying that 20130725 was good
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Sorry...been running the 7/30 you've had problems with for 4 days now with no issues, but I very rarely have the far out problems some folks report. Could just be your NAND is a bit flakey and you hit a magic spot. I hear there's good stuff in 4.3 to keep the NAND running in good shape.
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Okay... well that was a first for me too so I`ll just give the latest cm10.1 build a try. Thanks
[HTC One S] justaway2:
Only for Nexus devices though, since Google can only control what types of NAND is used in their own devices. Just because the OS supports TRIM doesn't mean the NAND controller has it implemented, or implemented in a way that is compatible with the OS.
[HTC One S] khan.orak:
Bluetooth and WiFi tether are working on CM 10.2 and PACman based on 4.3. How come?

And they don't work on 10.1 :s ??
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I'm guessing because Google fixed them? It's well known they "broke" bluetooth in 4.2.2 by using their own half finished bluetooth stack. 4.3 fixes this.
[HTC One S] khan.orak:
Maybe.

Because atrus5 the great said that both the Android versions used the same drivers.

But as a compliment :D, the camera doesn't work there.

so much complementary errors and bugs haha.
[HTC One S] Krayvon:
!

oh my god....... i'm speechless, i never thought that ville will ever get nighlies again, but holy moly, 3.4 kernel, latest nightly, its not even the same phone anymore. i can't see a single screen glitch, super snappy. it reminds me of the very first time i went from 2.3.7 to 4.0 ahh the memory lanes.
[HTC One S] wwelles:
What issue remain in the latest nightly?
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
nope

trim is supported on eMMC 4.2

4.2 is old :P pretty much every android phone uses 4.2emmc or newer

actually there is a fstrim app on google play too for select devices

anyways fstrim will work on all devices with emmc 4.2 or newer
[HTC One S] theodorius123:
eh...my phone got bricked after one day with 3.4... ;)
[HTC One S] :
Ever since I started flashing the CM 10.1 nightlies, my advanced lockscreen options have been greyed out (see here) and it's kind of bugging me. Now, is this a known issue or is that possibly just because some security measure (due to some Wifi or VPN-Certificate that's stored on my device) prevents me from making changes?
[HTC One S] Dave77459:
I rarely had connection issues until recently. I took a business trip this past week to San Francisco, and now connection is seemingly impossible to maintain. Maybe it was a coincidence, but this past week I cannot keep a "blue" connection for more than a few minutes.

I've written a Tasker widget to turn on airplane mode, wait 5 seconds, then turn off airplane mode. Most of the time, I will get a reasonable wifi connection, but then I'll lose it a few minutes later. Sometimes, the only thing that will give me a connection to Google is rebooting. Sometimes I will need to reflash the same or different ROM.

I am S-ON, but I use Flash Image GUI. Today I connected to my PC and used Fastboot to install the -0803 nightly. No improvement. Flash Image GUI seems to work and I don't need to use Fastboot. Connecting to the PC is a lot of hassle for no improvement.

I am so frustrated, that I might go ahead and wipe three times. :eek:

What is the state of the practice for those have solved this wifi disconnection issue? And really, is it a connection issue, or a "connect to Google" issue? It looks like the hardware works, according to the radio symbols, but data connectivity is just not working.

If I can't get this 3.4 kernal working, how do I return to 3.08?

I somehow think the radio installer I had doesn't work with the 3.4 kernal folder tree. What do I use to try different radios? Although it really does not seem to be a radio problem. I'm just willing to try voodoo to see if it will help.

I note that I have moved my Google+ to /system, and I have to click the apk each time to "install" G+, or I get the "Stopped working" message. Is it possible that having G+ in /system is somehow mucking with Google services, to the point that it is unstable? Should I move it back to the user space? Having maps not working is a small price for a stable network connection. Heh, the screen on lag isn't even noticeable if I see the blue bars.

Any help is gratefully received.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
[MENTION=222328]dave[/MENTION],

I'm in California as well and setting fast dormancy to 2 helps a lot with the disconnect. Since you have tasker, I'd consider a task that keeps it in 2g when you know you don't need data, as it appears to be the switching in low signal areas that is the problem.

[MENTION=373411]unimatrix[/MENTION]

My German is a little rusty, but do you have reboot menu selected in Settings/System/Power Menu?
[HTC One S] :
Yeah, I do. Unchecking it didn't change anything, though.

EDIT: It could just as well be that these options aren't meant to be be available when having pattern unlock set as your screen lock. I also fear that the thing that actually annoys me, namely that there is haptic feedback when drawing your unlock pattern, depends on whether the system-wide 'vibrate-on-touch' setting (Settings > Sound > System > Vibrate on touch) is enabled.
[HTC One S] Krayvon:
q

only noticed two things that I don't like one is the battery consumption that's quite high and the other thing is the delay from the time you press the power button until the screen comes on
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
Im in southern California and i set it to 0 and i have had maybe 1 disconnect in the last two weeks
[HTC One S] Dave77459:
That's the first I have heard of this, but it matches my circumstances. Signals were decidedly dodgy in SF, inside fortress hotel conference rooms, bars :angel:, etc. There were lots of no-service locations. I do have a tin roof at home, so signal drops are common there too, but I always have fantastic wireless inside the house. This new gray service meter is new.

Anyways, I changed build.prop to have ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule=2, per your earlier post. I've now rebooted and have my fingers crossed.

Re that earlier post, do you still have confidence in your /data/local.prop file?

Thanks for your help.
[HTC One S] Xdpker06:
On CM10, is it normal for the phone to sit on H and switch between 3g and H+? I upgraded to the 1.11 radio and using the stable cm 10.0 version.
[HTC One S] Krayvon:
!

i'm assuming thats what you see as soon as you turn your screen on, for a quick second it switches? then yes its fine.

you may wanna try the 1.15 radio which is the latest for our devices, much stronger signal strength and download speed in north america.

it can be found HERE. hope this helps :)
[HTC One S] Xdpker06:
Yes and when it's idling, it's always in H. And switches between H+ and 3G when I'm using the network. Thank you for the link, do I just flash in recovery?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Not really.... Fast dormancy seems like the only deciding factor, and I can always tell within an hour that I forgot it on a new flash
[HTC One S] Krayvon:
!

yup. just flash in recovery, no need to wipe. if you are superstitious, wipe cache and fix perm after u flash :P

take a look at your signal strength in about phone under phone status and see how much your signal strength has improved. remember, the lower the dBm number (-59) the stronger the signal!
[HTC One S] Xdpker06:
Signal strength does not seem to be the problem. I normally have great signal strength at home and it reflects in the dbm number -79 on the 1.11 radio. The mobile network on the other hand, maybe CM leaves the phone on H mode to save battery and only switches it around when oyu need it? I will try the new radio though. thanks
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Hey, I'm on a 1.11 radio and I'm just wondering, do you need to be s-off to do this or is s-on fine?

Edit: I'm also using TWRP 2.6 if that makes a difference
[HTC One S] Krayvon:
s

nope you don't need to be s oFf just go ahead and flash and you'll be just fine :)
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Okay... so nothing bad happened, but I don't think anything changed. My baseband is still 1.11.50.05.28_... so did it work?
[HTC One S] Krayvon:
q

it should have why don't you go to your bootloader and see what it says in there?