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[HTC One S] PC Jona:
you cant record video with the front facing camera.

other then that wifi works, using the eu radio i get great signal.

havent tested navigation yet but i will tomorrow.

if its like the last nightly its blazing fast.

everything is great except the front facing camera, does not record videos at all. pressing the record button does nothing.

thanks devs.

also moving on to the nexus4 =]
[HTC One S] oclan:
I Confirm that everything is working!

I've tested 720p and 1080p resolution and both modes work 100%:laugh:

Regards,

Rui
[HTC One S] duy721:
Navigation/Maps is not working

Not sure what to do with the issue I'm having with Maps. I've had this issue with the start of all the kernel/qrngd issues that started after the 10/12 build, and I've flashed almost every kernel/radio/CM nightly build combination in hopes of getting Maps to just work right but no avail. The issue effects even the latest "stable" build of CM10, I flashed the rom via TWRP, bootloader/fastboot to install boot.img from the zip, and made sure I had the latest stock radio from US-TMobile, flash gapps and wiped dalvik/cache. The Maps seems be working okay, but navigation is getting these screen glitches and it locks up and force closes. I'm currently on HBOOT version 1.14.0004. Does anyone else have this issue? Thanks..
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I'd have to agree. At one point when the 4.2 apps first came out, I could record at 1080P. Now, using either the full gapps version or the "sharing enabled" camera zip, video doesn't work. I guess that will get worked out when 4.2 gets merged into CM10.1
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
Nope they are all the same. It works fine on the Tmo Sense base ROM I only have issues with AOSP & International Sense. Channel? How do I check that
[HTC One S] --anx--:
I've tested both modes and after taking the video, it shows (with the slide on the left for showing the previews of photos/videos, in 4.2 gapps) a grey preview of the video with the PLAY symbol: if i tap on the symbol, it appears a message: IMPOSSIBLE TO PLAY THE VIDEO, and the video disappear... :crying:

EDIT: el_smurfo, it's the same thing on me...I'm installing the STABLE CM10 (latest) with the "standard" gapps (4.1.2)...let's see...

EDIT II: with latest gapps (not 4.2, the latest on goo.im/gapps) camcorder works...with low audio, but works...as I guess, the problem it's on the leaked 4.2 camera app...let's wait some 4.2 nightly then! ;)
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
I'm still encountering GPS issues. Waze FCs immediately on start. Google Nav/Maps and other apps that access GPS seem to kill network/data connection when GPS locks in them.

I flashed stable over the 11/11 build and flashed boot.img via fastboot. Running HBOOT 1.06

Might try a total wipe and factory reset tomorrow. Hate it because GPS was pretty stable until the issue with that file last week. With GPS killing data connection I may have to switch ROMs which sucks as I love CM10.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] nicxus:
So I took a photo with the camera and decided to go into the gallery from the camera app to view my photos. While viewing my photos I kept hearing the camera try to focus continuously, even after leaving the camera app. I know it is all WIP still but I thought I'd should share that, no logcat sorry. :o
[HTC One S] frdd:
Something is wrong for me since the 20120809 version. First I just installed it, went to bed with 75% battery, woke up to find it dead after 5 hours. After this I renamed the GPS HAL file, charged up and left the phone for a few hours, only to find it dead again, here is a screenshot from settings->battery:

Last night I installed the 20120811 version, installed some apps, took two pics and left phone for the night at maybe 80%, this morning its dead again. Screenshot:

I took two logcats of the 20120811 version now after letting it charge up a bit, not sure if theyre useful though I cant find anything useful in them but heres hoping:)

one unfiltered: http://paste.giev.de/view/0e2e016d

and one filtered: http://paste.giev.de/view/0c39f106
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Like I mentioned before, using the camera still causes a massive battery drain, except that in the last two builds it doesn't show up as a wakelock anymore. If you don't use the camera (or reboot after using it) you shouldn't suffer a drain.
[HTC One S] xkonni:
possible... we devs also still do get battery drain ourselves, but its harder to figure out where it comes from this time.

always something left to do... ;/
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Dunno how useful this would be to you, or if you already know, but I bielieve the drain is kernel related. That should narrow it down somewhat...
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
I kinda agree with this actually. Nothing else in particular stands out.
[HTC One S] Habarug:
You can add that themes work ;)
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Now this question isn't asked just to be asked BUT....CM9 boot.img won't work will it? I'm not sure of all that's included in it.....which is why i'm asking....
[HTC One S] Pheroh:
Just decided to give the latest build a go and I have to say: Amazing work!

The first few hours I got some battery drain but then disabled all location services and I had decent battery.

However, although no serious drain, the phone reports it being awake for the most part despite WiFi going to deep sleep.

And this is what BBS reports:

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
I restored back to Axiom earlier....and yet, I wanna come back to this AGAIN! Battery drain was my issue, BUT now...I feel like saying "f" it lol I'mma rock CM10....still work on Axiom of course, but Jelly Bean is sooooo damn nice! These guys have done a GREAT job!
[HTC One S] ihateusernames:
Yeah. Only nandroids I have on my phone anymore are axiom and this. I bounce back and forth quite frequently lately.
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
So after carefully looking at this....testing and stuff.....I've narrowed it down to being more a kernel issue.....Here's the issue.... It doesn't seem to deep sleep much at all. Not sure what's going on or why it doesn't, but thats why. That's also the reason for everyone to be experiencing a warm phone....it's running 384mhz for me and I haven't touched the phone in the last hour or so but has dropped like 10% almost. This ROM is otherwise a great piece of work and will continue to use it. Maybe recompiling the kernel or something may resolve that particular issue, but I can confirm this seems to be more kernel related...
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
So after uninstalling any apps I use to control the CPU and just use the built in settings, immediately this thing deep sleeps. Also the temperature drops. So maybe not so much kernel related but more so to the actual app that you may use to maintain your CPU.
[HTC One S] GerBBAR14_c:
I've never used any apps to control CPU neither installed any 3rd party kernels so I shouldn't have this problem, should I?

Haven't yet tried the latest build.
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Not sure....but I came from a Sense build before testing this and did the SuperWipe....then flashed this. Battery is still not where I feel it could be, but that may be something more on my end....nevertheless Jelly Bean is worth it. Love Sense, but love AOSP even more lol
[HTC One S] stealthx32:
Here's mine, tmo latest radio if that matters.
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
How's your battery?
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I don't use any CPU apps. All I changed was through the built in CM settings, the minimum CPU to 192 MHz. It DOES deep sleep, however, after using camera, in spite of deep sleep, the battery gets drained really fast with draw around 300-400 mA. If I don't use the camera then draw is < 10 mA during deep sleep.
[HTC One S] ickedmel:
I've noticed that also mike. I stopped using apps that control CPU. I had the same issue.
[HTC One S] rofloma:
Tried to install CM10 yesterday night.

Completely screwed up my phone.

I did a fullwipe and everything, then tried to flash the rom.

It gave me the errors failed to create symlinks. After that, i was unable to mount the internal sdcard, and everytime i clicked install zip from sdcard, the phone crashed and rebooted. pushing or pulling via adb was not possible as well.

I was not able to do any factory reset in fast boot. In addition to that, i was having a boot loop, it went until the HTC screen with the red warning under it, then it powered of and turn on again. even a hard reset did not work. it boot looped again over and over again until it went out of juice.

only thing i could do, was to relock the bootloader via the excellent all-in-one tool from hason. after that i could restore it via the newest HTC RUU.

I am having a german t-mobile s4 HTC One S.

Flashing TrickDroid was not a problem at all.

Any ideas?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Try flashing CM10 back over the top. The CM camera is tweaked and may fix the audio issue.

I've tried every 4.2 camera I can find and still don't have video like I once did...perhaps a symptom of the kernel/graphics changes recently merged. I wish DZO would tinker with the 4.2 camera, but I guess the source isn't available...

EDIT: I forgot I went to the 4.2 camera in the first place is that Picasa sync doesn't work with the camera included in CM10...I'll take the tradeoff for now...

EDIT 2: 480 SD recording works for me...not 720 or 1080P
[HTC One S] BoscoTM:
Do I have to reflash boot.img if I'm going from a nightly to the stable build? Also, the gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip download from goo.im is the right gapps I have to flash right?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Flash the boot.img whenever the changelog shows kernel mods. It's really safest to do it every time. You can use the goo.im gapps or the leaked 4.2 pack in the themes/apps section (if you don't mind some bugs).
[HTC One S] nicxus:
Yes I too have this problem. Nav starts off fine then within a few seconds animations drop and it starts to crash, then force closes. I don't remember having these problems before the 10/12 nightly.

HBOOT version 1.09.0000
[HTC One S] mbh87:
has intervigil commented on vsync recently? just saw a bunch of changes on his github the last 2 days.
[HTC One S] nicxus:
Has anyone tried the stable release? http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=ville&type=stable
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yup...it's fine
[HTC One S] dyndragon:
I have the same problem. Anything that accesses GPS kills network/data connection, and I don't get the GPS signal notification nor a lock. This is bad. :(

HBOOT1.09 by the way.
[HTC One S] klutch:
its fine but the same thing nothing diffrent n pluz, i noticed its the CM10 ROM that has the headphone problem when you're in a call.
[HTC One S] GrimTG:
This headphone problem is clearly only effecting certain people. I can make calls with headphones and receive calls with them connected no problem
[HTC One S] intervigil:
Nothing useful came out of it yet. The branch those changes went in is still broken.
[HTC One S] klutch:
yea thats my problem right there tho with me its been a good minute like that tho, other then that works like a charm but for me thats my main issue i need it that badly back :(, i t hought it was the ROM it self i flashed it everything again n still the same, i guess i have to keep waiting tho.
[HTC One S] NoMercyWWE:
is there anything missiing thats stoping you from building an experimental cm 10.1 xkonni? we have the source, we have the apps?

I cant wait for it... but i will be patient. So far very good work stable seems 100percent stable!
[HTC One S] NQNH:
Hi there,

I want to switch from the latest unbranded stock ROM to the stable CM10 release.

Should I only follow the instruction on the first post and it will work fine

or are there any other things I have to keep an eye of?
[HTC One S] TLLmeister:
Seems that with Radio 1.08ts i have some poor battery life, any tips?
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Start reading from Post 2345 onwards ;)
[HTC One S] --anx--:
Yes, the stable release is really good...at least for me, but I have done a full wipe before install it, maybe that's why I find this release almost perfect...
[HTC One S] TLLmeister:
Thank you, trying the 1.06es now :)
[HTC One S] jaedolla:
video cam

im only able to record in 480p but i get extremely low audio from the video. i love this cm10 rom. i been using sense modded roms since i purchased my one s a few months back. i love how fast and fluent this rom is. but i have a new baby and i love to record all those funny and great moments. is there any cam.zip i can flash to fix my video cam issue?
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
Can you install the 1.06?
[HTC One S] :
are you using the gapps -jb-20121011 or the gapps 4.2?
[HTC One S] jaedolla:
im not to sure because i flashed a few different one from xda and from goomanager. if you give me a link to the one i should be flashing i will just start all over with the new stable cm base and the gapps package. i just really need video cam and audio to be working correctly. not really interested in the sphere feature.
[HTC One S] :
this one works perfect http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20121011-signed.zip :good:
[HTC One S] jaedolla:
im going to flash that one now. i will report back with my results. thanks for your help
[HTC One S] dyndragon:
I figured out something...I'm not exactly sure what I figured out, but it's something.

DigitalMonk, check this on your end:

So......

W T F is up with that? I test this 3 times last night and it seriously works. It even works now. What I am not sure of if this has to be done EVERY boot or just once to set some config somewhere.

People with GPS issues, can you please validate? Does this work for you?

By the way, after I did this, I restored my nandroid backup and followed the same steps, and now I'm working great with all my apps and stuff too.

Edit: bug opened here. Please comment with your findings.

http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/detail?id=6591&thanks=6591&ts=1352905293

--Hans
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Let me just try the steps after formatting and flashing since you say you went back to your nandroid and it worked fine. That will test whether we have to do all the steps. If that doesn't work tonight I can do all the steps.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] jaedolla:
hey buddy thanks again for the gapps zip. after testing the video cam every works great except for audio is really low. i guess i can live with that until there is a fix for the mic problem when recording video.
[HTC One S] TLLmeister:
The normal 1.06? Not tested yet, but why?
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
Blah blah blah. they have been saying this since our phone came out.
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Reboot normally.

Make sure Wifi is turned ON. Ensure you confirm that you are connected to your mobile network. It is not necessary to connect to Wifi for this test.

Download GPS toolbox (https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...HNzdGF0dXMyIl0.)

Run GPS toolbox. You will notice that the same bad behavior happens where when the GPS starts blinking, you will lose mobile connection and then the GPS icon in the notification bar goes away.

Go back to home screen, and clear GPS toolbox off of the app switcher so it's not running in the background anymore.

TURN OFF WIFI.

Go to settings>location access. TOGGLE GPS satellites off and then on again. Do the same to Wi-Fi & mobile network location, agreeing to whatever google says. Touch GPS source, and select Internal GPS (in my case, NOTHING was selected). Then, toggle Access to my location off, and then on.

Start GPS toolbox again. Press the menu button (you may need to turn on a way to access the overflow menu), go to tools, and clear GPS state. You should see now that GPS toolbox is beginning to pick up satellites and will eventually lock on, and stay locked, and mobile data will be maintained.

Go back to the tools menu, and download AGPS data. You should notice that GPS lock is SUPER fast now.

You can now turn on Wifi, and connect if you wish.

Now, after this process, no matter what asks for GPS, mobile connection is maintained, and GPS lock is good.

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I did these steps (I skipped flashing stable and gapps as I did that yesterday and wanted to see what happened) and they resolved my data connection issue with GPS.

I've only tested with a few apps but it also seems to stick after a reboot! Yeah!
[HTC One S] --anx--:
Same problems here with the latest Google Apps (underlined and bold from the quote). :rolleyes:
[HTC One S] dyndragon:
If someone has this issue, PLEASE GET A LOGCAT of the problem before doing the fix and post it.
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
I'm wondering. There is a new File Manager in CM10. But I don't see it on my One S. There is a CMFileManager.apk in /system/app but no launcher icon. In Settings->Apps->All it's not shown too.

Is it not usable on One S? Or what do I have to do to get it working?
[HTC One S] --anx--:
On me works flawlessly, it's good but not the best...I don't know why you don't have its icon in the drawer... :confused:
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Just to let you know, flashing those gapps after the ROM overwrites the CM10 camera with the stock. The CM10 camera has many features not in the stock including zero shutter lag, so try flashing in reverse and see if you mic problem goes away. You can tell the difference in cameras by going into the settings...the stock only has about 3 options while the CM camera has half a dozen or more.
[HTC One S] sherry478:
so if cant flash gapps how are we meant to get google play store?

(sorry if this sounded rude)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Sorry if this sounds rude, but read what I wrote and try flashing gapps first.
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Bad news about CM...

http://www.geek.com/articles/mobile/cyanogenmod-member-goes-rogue-demands-10k-for-domain-2012111/

http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/psa-transition-to-cyanogenmod-org

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
Damn
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Seems to be this guy

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=34131147&postcount=5

As the next commentor in the thread stated, .org is better anyways. If you've been to the CM forums lately, it's a ghost town and the front page was old and out of date. Basically, no loss except just more drama the Android community doesn't need
[HTC One S] knickerblogger:
Should I use this or the official CM10 stable build?
[HTC One S] bgii2000:
I fail to see how the two are related. The first is a press release about a domain name, the second is a ROM. What is your question?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Bad reply. Use either the latest nightly or the stable. There are only a few changes between them, none that you will notice. The stable is just an arbitrary snapshot of the nightly builds really.
[HTC One S] jaedolla:
When I flash cm10 without flashing gapps I dont have a camera.
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
That A-Hole ...
[HTC One S] fipsib:
That hate won't bring or get anybody further in any case. What was done can't be undone & you'll always find bad people around... But let's keep the faith in the good in the world.
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
True but nothing wrong with expressing what you feel. I know in the end everything will be fine and back to normal as for now I will keep cursing at him lol
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Em what gapps you downloading because the one from here dont have a camera app.

I just installed this with no gapps and the camera is there for me.
[HTC One S] jaedolla:
ok i will start all over with the latest cm10 nightly....
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
i never like him
[HTC One S] pjw111:
I've searched a little and did not find where to get to settings on some apps like play store...
[HTC One S] Chris95X8:
You either configure the menu button to do that by going on Settings > System > Hardware keys or you can also enable the action overflow button.
[HTC One S] :
did you remap your hardware keys

settings/system/hardware keys/app switch key/open close menu

then just tap on recent app key on phone while in app

---------- Post added at 06:10 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:08 AM ----------

beat me--:p
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
Could it be possible to fix the lags in the ui?

Enviado desde mi HTC One S usando Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] NQNH:
I want to switch from the latest Stock ROM to the stable CM10 release.

Should I have to delete the boot.img out of the cm10.zip before flashing it via recovery and pushing the boot.img via fastboot?
[HTC One S] fipsib:
you don't need to delete it, but yes, flash it with fastboot :)
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
b´cause the battery life is better!
[HTC One S] diggerbucket:
Anyone know of a way to enable on-screen soft keys and disable the capacitative buttons?
[HTC One S] Andrew1998:
Which version of Android is the STABLE cyanogemod? (Released few days ago) How long does the battery last?

Do you recommend me STABLE or the last NIGHTLY?

Let me know!
[HTC One S] NQNH:
http://get.cm/?device=ville&type=stable

this should be the stable version of cm10. (naa, misunderstood your question, sry. Its 4.1.2)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Stable is just a snapshot of the nightly builds and is really no more stable than the current nightlies
[HTC One S] Andrew1998:
Ok but i want know which version is it ! Jb 4.1,4.11,4.1.2?? ( STABLE VERSION )
[HTC One S] Zonium:
4.1.2

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] Andrew1998:
Ok, where can i find the BOOT.IMG file?
[HTC One S] Samugai:
It's in the zip file. Just extract it.

Sent from the One.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
you can enable the soft key by modding the framework-res.apk (there are many tutorials out there) but i dont know how to disable the capacitive buttons... or at least not which file you need to edit
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
wow how many times has this been asked and answered...like 50?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
It is a bit weird for some coming from other phones, but seriously...Who roots there phone and can't read a couple dozen pages though...
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
Well... and it'll be asked again. Because there is no easy and short guide how to flash a ROM on the One S in this forum. (only found a 13 min video in a pinned thread... baah)

No, I don't need one... just sayin ;)
[HTC One S] onerikeronebridge:
Is there anyone else out there getting WiFi problems? I have difficulty connecting, getting a good signal, and being able to switch WiFi on and off (sometimes it persists in an on state despite trying to turn it off). I flashed using fastboot as instructed, followed installation instructions to the letter...still no fix. Any help would be greatly appreciated! (Btw changing router channel is not an option for work WiFi)
[HTC One S] phrequency86:
Hello,

I am also having Wifi issues, but they're different. Basically I'm having trouble receiving push notifications on my phone while it's asleep. I can't determine if it's my router or the phone that's causing the problem. Yes, I've searched high and low for a solution on this and other sites to no avail. I ran the following test.

1. Turned off mobile data.

2. Set the phone to never turn Wifi off during sleep..

3. Put the phone to sleep. Wait about a minute and somehow trigger a push notification on the Android device. I sent myself Google Talk messages from another account.

4. Notice that it may take from 5 seconds to over 30 minutes to get the notification. This behavior doesn't occur if the phone is plugged in. That made me thing that it had something to do with my router's APSD (automatic power save delivery) setting. Changing this setting has no affect, however. Also, when I press power to wake the phone, the notification comes in immediately. No delay at all.

I'd really like to nail this thing down. Some of the stuff I get is fairly critical, and my data plan is not unlimited. If there's anything further I can do to help just ask. I'll try and test other routers, but it might be a little while before that happens. It would suck to have to give up the one I have... It's really fantastic. For reference, it's an Asus RT-N66U.
[HTC One S] --anx--:
I hope to see a 4.2 nightly soon...Sense it's wonderful of course...but have a phone like this One S with the 100% Google experience on it is pure beauty...it seems to have an "HTC Nexus" after all... :D