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[HTC One S] jamus28:
El_smurf can you get a good ksmg or catlog of the GPS reboot? I've been having trouble and I don't think its officially reported yet.

Cm10.2 is almost perfect, but id like to use location services.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
only happened once and that was over an hour ago...guessing the log is history. probably the only way to get it would be to boot into recovery before android and pull the log before the full boot flushed it...

EDIT: Did look through the logs and nothing jumps out at me. The logs are completely spammed with "excessive vsync delay" warnings and quite a few worrying errors so they don't go back far enough to my reboot.

anyone know what these errors might be?

libc Fatal signal 13 (SIGPIPE)

Icing Aborting indexing of corpus

javabinder !!! FAILED BINDER TRANSACTION !!!
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
Do anyone have call answer delay? It gets me crazy every time. Sometimes I saying HELLO three od four times. :(
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I think I do...but I only take/make a call a week, so i don't care.
[HTC One S] antaine:
Did some of you tried latest 10 sept nightly ? How is it ?

Envoyé depuis mon One S avec Tapatalk 4
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
Did you see 8 posts above you???

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] adamfirari:
+1
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
I'm running CM10.0 stable on one of my two ville devices, it also has that call answer delay issue. My second device is running CM10.1.3RC2 which has the same delay. A friend of mine can also confirm the call delay on CM10.2 10th of Sept nightly.
[HTC One S] maluus:
Well it seems working without problem for me. I tried while playing music (winamp), with google maps and another app using GPS and lastly both at the same time. it worked on all these cases without any problem.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
It was the first reboot I think I've had on CM10.2, so I just mentioned it. Others have had the problem with much more regularity.
[HTC One S] xparagonx:
Got another reboot on 9/10. this time while using yelp. but instead of going to the infinite bootloop or sluggish reboot, it rebooted into cm and then got stuck. i waited a couple minutes and then had to hold power to manually reboot. this makes getting logs difficult, but hopefully this helps.
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
9/10 is a ALOT better in battery life than 9/5

5% overnight vs 50%
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Try adding this to build.prop:

ro.telephony.call_ring.delay=250
[HTC One S] mannequin:
0910 is location service restart galore. using 0904 kernel with it and it seems fine.
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
I´m getting some spontaneous bootloops with 5/9 nightly, but apart from that it´s nearly perfect.

Can anyone suggest me a stable nightly from recent days?
[HTC One S] MrThreeChains:
Oh yes, i can only confirm that. 9/5 sucks my battery up like a vacuum cleaner
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Really? I had awesome battery on 05/09. I guess now it'll be even more awesome.
[HTC One S] annndrewww:
Just did a fresh install of RC2 and had a random boot loop at some point while I was sleeping. Anyone having a similar issue?
[HTC One S] usaff22:
I can confirm. Sometimes the device unexpectedly reboots in some situations, and upon booting up the phone freezes up completely, almost immediately.

Wasn't happening on earlier builds, so I'm guessing it was a recent commit. This happens on Beanstalk ROM which is based off the latest changes from 10.2.

Edit:Anyone having GPS issues?
[HTC One S] horno46:
I'm having a couple of issues with apps not opening. Toca Boca kitchen and CBeebies. Yet Toca hair salon is fine!
[HTC One S] maluus:
9/10 here with some unresponsiveness problem while unlocking. The soft keys lightens up but screen doesn't. After a few tries screen turns on and afterwards a few times it goes back to unlock screen like it s completing the previous unsuccessfull power button pushes.
[HTC One S] MrThreeChains:
Happens to me too sometimes.

I got the most reboots on Whatsapp (Plus). But they also happen randomly when i am doing nothing. Then it boots to Android and then reboots after some seconds or is stuck. I always clean the Cache,then everything works again.

Factory Reset and reinstall the ROM. Maybe it helps
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Man, I'm old...wtf are those apps? I have had a few apps FC...more than prior to the last few builds...
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
I'm using RC2 as well and it seems as stable as CM10. Battery life seems a little worse.

I had an issue with boot loop on RC2 when I tried using bubba kernel. Wouldn't resolve even after flashing RC2 boot.img. Went away after reinstalling RC2.

I'm a dirty flash from CM10 nandroid.
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
I'm on the latest 9/10 not one reboot so far.. These phones are the weirdest I've had so far ...all other phones I've had have been super consistent between each other. I don't get it lol
[HTC One S] mannequin:
switch to cell data only, launch maps with GPS on and multitask into browser to open any page. see if that reboots.
[HTC One S] horno46:
They're kids games for my little girl!
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Seems to happen for me on Navigation, but not Maps alone. Does this behaviour happen only on 10/09 or also on 05/09?
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Does GPS work for you?
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Seems to be OK for me, both in Maps and Navigation.

No problems with GPS, get a lock practically instantaneously.

On the 10th Sept build BTW
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Yeah works fine.

Actually the navigation went weird cuz I was indoors, it started spinning around and then I went to the app switcher and that's when it rebooted. I tried again and it was fine during navigation/switching apps.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
FYI

9/12 is up
[HTC One S] Bartske:
Any1 tried the 9/12 nightly already?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
It boots. Everything works so far.
[HTC One S] intervigil:
FWIW: I know that somehow either the compass or the GPS is related to a crash+reboot, but I can't get it to trigger on demand, every time I've tried to debug it I can't reproduce it...

There's also some long standing issue with the phone failing to bring up/down CPU1 properly, which is leading to the phone rebooting/"lagging" after a crash. I've also debugged this and the issue seems to be related to something in the firmware layer, which I have no visibility into.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
How would we best capture a log for this? It seems the reboot (and possible need to reboot twice to unstick CPU1) clear out the log. Since GPS use is often away from a computer, it's not likely that an ADB pull of the log is convenient (unless TWRP has a log command I don't know about).
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Well, I may have spoken too soon about RC2.

Ran into a strange boot loop today. Phone was in my pocket and noticed that it was vibrating every couple of minutes. I ignored it initially, but then checked and realized that it was in a boot loop. It would boot to the lockscreen for CM, but the lockscreen only contained the right-side panel (i.e. camera panel), and then quickly rebooted. This continued for nearly 20 minutes.

I shut off the phone for a couple of minutes and it booted up with no problem. We'll see if this continues.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
I think it may be more general than just GPS or compass. I've reproduced it in many location reporting apps with gps off and only mobile data on. Nightlies 9/3, 9/4, 9/5, odyssey 2.71, carbon

It reproduces most easily when you multitask from a location reporting app like maps. Find location with maps, press home, reopen maps and repeat a couple times.

I've only had the cpu1 issue when the phone reboots from the location/GPS crash. It will reboot infinitely until I manually shut off.

Anyways, hope this info helps. I'm not near a computer, but next time I am I'll try to get some debug logs.
[HTC One S] Dave77459:
PicSphere

I'm curious if anyone has gotten PicSphere in Focal to work with our HOS? If so, how do you use it? :confused:
[HTC One S] fonpacific:
Half a day with 12/09/2013 build, little to medium use. So far no problems, checking GPS tomorrow.

Just a little lag when pressing the ON/OFF button to switch the display on: it takes roughly 1 second to actually turn the display on. A part from that, this ROM is just awesome!!!
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
I dont have any problem with turning on display. It works quick :)
[HTC One S] fonpacific:
Not yet. But I don't know how to use it properly (if there is a proper way :P ), just messed around a bit and couldn't even find the spherical photos; they all were single shots.

Maybe it's just my device. It's not that bad, you know. Just a brief lag I'm not used to, coming from Viper rom.
[HTC One S] xparagonx:
I might have been able to get a kernel log with maps reboot. this is what i did:

i hooked up my phone to my computer and pulled up a command prompt. through adb i ran the command:

adb shell su -c "cat /proc/kmsg" > dmesg.log

this starts a continuous kernel log, correct? after issuing that command i turned on gps and launched maps. i then pressed home and launched maps again... it rebooted instantly. after the phone rebooted i quickly pressed Ctrl - C to stop the log. hopefully this was done correctly and is helpful.

i also changed to txt since xda wouldn't let me upload a .log.
[HTC One S] maluus:
I can't produce this fault how I try. is there a possibility that another program which I for example don't have, interfere in your phone? I did not see any reboot until now.
[HTC One S] S1pk3:
CyanogenMod 10.1.3 RC2 - Little lag turn on screen

I'm using CyanogenMod 10.1.3 RC2 for a few days now. Works fine for me. Two little things, lag when turning on the screen and battery life is a bit worse then stock. Does everybody have the lag, what's the cause and could this be fixed?

Perhaps I will give a CM 10.2 Nightly a try these days. :D
[HTC One S] RockR172:
Fixed on 10.2.
[HTC One S] mannequin:
0904 is the last one i don't have any problems with. 0905 introduces GPS/navigation related reboots and 0912 just sent my phone into boot loops i couldn't recover from.
[HTC One S] MrThreeChains:
2-3 reboots every day since some nightlies ... Dont know what causes this. But its not only when i use GPS. I made a clean install of the 9/12 nightly because i thought it helps, but its not
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Camera Black screen

I get the black screen maybe about 10% of the time when launching the camera. Seems most common when launched from a lockscreen shortcut. Often, if I exit out, then launch camera again, I get the dreaded "cannot connect to camera" and have to reboot. Some interesting errors from the logs:

09-13 07:48:59.878 D/PhotoView(17444): compensation = 0, CameraRelativeFrame = Rect(0, 0 - 0, 0), mCameraRect = Rect(0, 0 - 0, 0)
09-13 07:48:59.908 I/WindowManager(579): Screen frozen for +67ms due to Window{42090778 u0 com.android.gallery3d/com.android.camera.CameraLauncher}
09-13 07:49:00.719 E/Camera (17444): Unknown message type 32772
09-13 07:49:00.970 E/Camera (17444): Unknown message type 32772
09-13 07:49:01.210 D/PhotoView(17444): compensation = 0, CameraRelativeFrame = Rect(0, 0 - 0, 0), mCameraRect = Rect(0, 0 - 0, 0)
09-13 07:49:01.270 E/Camera (17444): Unknown message type 32772
09-13 07:49:01.320 D/PhotoView(17444): compensation = 0, CameraRelativeFrame = Rect(0, 0 - 0, 0), mCameraRect = Rect(0, 0 - 0, 0)
09-13 07:49:01.380 D/PhotoView(17444): compensation = 0, CameraRelativeFrame = Rect(0, 0 - 0, 0), mCameraRect = Rect(0, 0 - 0, 0)
09-13 07:49:01.450 I/WindowManager(579): Screen frozen for +261ms due to Window{42090778 u0 com.android.gallery3d/com.android.camera.CameraLauncher}
09-13 07:49:04.864 E/Camera (17444): Unknown message type 32772
09-13 07:49:07.647 E/Camera (17444): Unknown message type 32772
09-13 07:49:08.217 E/Camera (17444): Unknown message type 32772
[HTC One S] xparagonx:
I don't think any of my apps would cause behavior like that. Maybe because I used GPS and maps indoors? Also I noticed a lot of Gyro Panasonic errors in the kernel log right before it rebooted.
[HTC One S] maltumbo:
CM 09/13 Nightly

09/13 runs flawlessly. I'm S-on and tried GPS with Gmaps without any trouble. Just flashed zip and boot.img through TWRP with flashify.

By the way, the screen on delay seems better to me. It takes less time to turn the panel on.

Q: what is the New cm account for? Does it sync anything because there are no options in the account settings.
[HTC One S] adamfirari:
it is to find your phone location or erase personal data from anywhere with your cm account
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Google device manager works, but cm account hasn't worked one in a half dozen tries. I just delete it.
[HTC One S] antaine:
Could this be linked with the impossibility to use snapchat with face camera ?

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[HTC One S] crnkoj:
hey guys, i had my "sdcard" partition formatted to ext4 and now i keep getting that android.process.media has stopped. Is this a known issue/bug and/or why it doesnt support the sdcard partition to be formatted ext4 ( most cm versions for other phones support it)?
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
I cant answer your question, but the easiest way to get a working journal on your sdcard ist to just wipe it in recovery...:D

Btw, you will not notice the difference between the various journals anyway (in dayly use).
[HTC One S] ThomasHunter:
Aw damn it, I'm on the 9/3 'nodelay' build and a couple days ago I was navigating with Maps, and when I rotated the screen accidentally and rotated it back, it bootlooped and after that, it won't read my internal memory. :(
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Try to flash the newest rom, this should bring your sdcard back.

If this fails, stay on newer rom and wipe your sdcard in recovery, this should work for sure.
[HTC One S] mannequin:
no, 0905 and newer builds introduced GPS/location reboots which lead to boot loops you can only get out from by full wipe.
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Running Beanstalk which uses 09/10 sources from CM. Navigation and GPS Test app running fine:
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
For me too, but after exiting the application and using another that use GPS my phone restarted

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Mine never restarts anymore. It used to, but going to Sense and then back to this solved the problem for some reason. It also solved H+ in the status bar and GPS not working. All work fine now ;)

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] crnkoj:
hmm took me about 3 hours to fix ^ ^ first i tried to flash ruu, but couldnt with cm on it, so i had to manually mount the card in recovery (philz, is there any better one?), than adb push my backup of the stock before i flashed custom roms, and the sdcard started working/got properly vfat formatted again, than i was able to flash latest cm and works now.

Im still puzzled as to why ext4 formatted sdcard partition isnt supported neither on cm nor in the recoveries, as it would bring several performance and usage improvements compared to fat32, not to speak of the fact that than MTP could be used instead of the "mount external storage" when connected to the pc.

If anyone has knowledge why it is like that on the one s (had galaxy s3 and s4 before where it was perfectly implemented with ext4 on cm10), please point me to the right direction.

thanks
[HTC One S] El_Svanto:
You can run the RUU when in bootloader. Might save you some time next time ;)
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Flashing the ruu is the last option for me, why u not tried it by flashing a cm-rom and try to wipe/mount it in recovery, as I wrote?

And yes, flashing a ruu should be done in bootloader mode...:p
[HTC One S] crnkoj:
Wipe didn't work on recovery. It seems philz doesn't support ext4 or the reformatting to vfat. Anyhow, I would've had to do the dev lock to flash the ruu I figured later after already having it fixed. Thanks guys.
[HTC One S] mannequin:
anyone's willing to try 0914 and test for gps/navigation reboots? remember you need to run maps/navigation with something else on the background, like downloading an app or opening a web page.
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
So this is the solution?

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
Sometimes when I unlock phone clock app will be displayed... Anyone else with this issue?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I used to get that. I think it happens when the clock gets pressed before unlocking. I now delete lockclock to get the aosp right justified clock back and it doesn't seem to do that.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
Hmm no if that "solved" his H+ in the status bar it sounds like youre not using the right rom or kernel. The h should be there.

The reboot is still there and has been since 9/3 sadly. You can run navigation once or twice just fine, but the third is the winner.

Edit: see below
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Same here....:(
[HTC One S] usaff22:
The ROM is Beanstalk as I mentioned in a previous post, which is based off CM10.2 from 09/10. Using the stock kernel.

Other people did not have the same issue I was having, but when I went back to Sense and came back it fixed my issue and I don't have reboots anymore. Zilch.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] S1pk3:
Same problem here with CM 10.1.3 RC2. I have added the agenda the clock and it opens the agenda app when unlocking.
[HTC One S] crnkoj:
Yep can confirm as well on yesterday's nightly. Had the same issue with odyssey rom before. It seems like a ghost touch is happening.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
Can confirm on my Nexus 4 running 10.1.3 RC2. If I tap the clock, and then enter my passcode, the phone goes straight to the clock app.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
Hmm I may have been quick to judge. It definitely wasnt due to going back to sense, but the latest nightlies may not be having the bug. I just tried 9/14 cm10.2. Lots of GPS app usage and app switching, still no reboot.

Strange since the change log mentioned nothing. I had tried up to 9/11 previously before giving up. The crashing could have been due to a seemingly unrelated process that got fixed.

Edit: Scratch all that. Took a bit longer this time, but maps did cause a reboot. I hate the inconsistency of this thing.
[HTC One S] crnkoj:
hey guys is it possible to turn off camera shutter sound in cm10.2, i couldnt find it anywhere?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Delete camera_click.ogg in system/media/sounds/ui
[HTC One S] crnkoj:
mhm, know about that, i meant more like the type what slimroms/odyssey roms have, with a simple option
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Nope
[HTC One S] jamus28:
So I played around with the disable service app and various location services on the 9/14 nightly. I started by disabling all of them under "network location" and Google play services, then enabled them a few at a time.

Maps reboots occurred with all combinations except with the following "google play services" disabled:

com.google.android.location.internal.GoogleLocationManagerService

and com.google.android.location.internal.server.GoogleLocationService

I've had no reboots or crashes since, despite using a lot of navigation. Can anyone else confirm?

Maps location works perfectly fine.

Perhaps there are redundancies with the networklocationservice under "network location" system app?

This is a nice workaround for anyone having gps issues, considering the rest of cm10.2 is a great ROM.
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Thanks for your efforts! I tried your settings and for the first tests it looks fine. However a few apps which need my location won't work anymore when I disable ...internal.googlelocationmanagerservice. After I enabled it again, the apps are working and I also have no reboots until now with only the other service disabled (did the same test I did yesterday and yesterday I got a reboot) So maybe it's really a workaround.
[HTC One S] antaine:
Front facing camera don't work in snapchat, any idea ?
[HTC One S] ThomasHunter:
Well, I've postponed dealing with this for quite some time because I didn't want to lose my data, but I wiped it anyway, via TWRP, and that fixed it. Nothing was able to access it, so I don't know how I could've flashed a newer CM easily... Oh well, I didn''t have lots of important things on there anyway.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
If your sdcard is corrupted:

Boot into recovery, then push the rom via adb on your phone **, and flash it in recovery.

That has worked for me...(second times.. ;) )

**

- Copy your rom-file into "platform-tools"

- open cmd and go into platform tools by typing: cd android-sdk-windows\platform-tools

- Enter push command: adb push <name of file here.zip> /data (or /mnt/data)

- flash rom in recovery

- thats it... ;)

- howto adb push a rom

Another option is "sideload", but I never tried it....
[HTC One S] jamus28:
So after extended testing I think you're right.

It looks like the only thing needing disabling is

com.google.android.location.internal.server.Google LocationService

The rom.now runs beautifully without any crashes and full functionality. This tidbit may want to be added to the op.

In conclusion the fault may lie with Google apps and not with the CM team, or at least the cm team needs to fix a conflict.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
What are the ramifications of disabling that service? Do other apps lose the ability to get location via cell towers?
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
After one day I don't see any ramification. Everything I use works just fine. Location via cell tower works in google maps and also in all other apps I tested. And I got no reboots since I disabled that service.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Thanks. One more question... how exactly do you disable it??
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Via an app called disable service. Then go under Google play service and uncheck the service
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
Wait.. what? Doesn't disabling that service cause all kinds of stability issues? I would say that the service is mandatory for running any Google related apps with full functionality/connectivity.. If it's really not, why is it there at all if it's "useless"?
[HTC One S] jamus28:
No. Google play services is a collection of multiple services. Disabling one that's redundant with a CM service is what we're talking about.

In any case, disabling services doesn't really cause stability issues, only force closes if something is necessary. You can be pretty aggressive when testing.
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
Alright, thanks for clarifying.
[HTC One S] intervigil:
Just an FYI: HTC moved resized the partitions when moving to 4.2.2 it seems. mmc0blk35 (/data) is now the main user partition with a size of 12.5GB, and mmc0blk36 (/sdcard) is now 40MB. This means that anyone who has taken the 4.2.2 firmware update will run into very very strange problems if they install CM.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
That's interesting. Is it likely that CM will take this into account in future builds? Having 12.5 GB storage over 9.9 GB would be really beneficial.
[HTC One S] intervigil:
You'll need this: http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/50522/

Will probably never actually be submitted. For now the answer is, don't update your firmware to the 4.xx RUU.
[HTC One S] xparagonx:
I've tried disabling both services one at a time or simultaneously. seem It does help navigation with gps, but I can still produce reboots using maps and multitasking with something else. If i jump back and forth between maps and another app (I used xda) I'll get a reboot pretty quickly either with GPS on or off.

I also noticed that when I open maps, the blue cursor will often spin in a circle fast and then settle on a direction. I don't remember that happening before on the earlier builds without all the reboots. In the kernel logs I always see Gyro Panasonic Errors all over the place before it reboots. So maybe this has something to do with our current problem or maybe my device is messing up.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
Hmm. Try disabling the internal.server.networklocationservice under the "Network Location" app as well.

I still get location locks without that one.
[HTC One S] xparagonx:
Still rebooting with multitasking. Sigh... Perhaps it's my phone. I'll leave the first one disabled though since it does help.
[HTC One S] Microphone:
That is bad news...

Any chance to build a update.zip to use CM again?

Thank you very much for your effort...