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[HTC One S] klutch:
finally great job i was hopping that headset problem, now i can talk on the phone with out unpluging, it beacuse this winter is crazy here not trying to hold the phone :good::D

edit: i guess not still doing the same thing eather way if i flash the boot.img.
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
I can confirm it`s working great on HBoot 1.13, too

to be sure I installed 11/6 and 11/4 "untouched", as expected, both builds resulted in a bootloop (blackscreen),

deleted qrngd in both builds, resulted in working boot with both builds
[HTC One S] topcat888:
Hboot 1.13 - All working, no boot loop, using 11/08 - didn't have to delete qrngd to get it working ~ but wifi still not working, Could someone point me in the direction of the fix that I saw mentioned but now can't find again, cheers.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Me too. Installed 11/06 over 11/07 with hboot 1.06, also removing qrngd and it boots fine. It does appear to have the same kernel version though, 3.0.50, so not sure how to tell the "bad" kernel from the good. I also don't notice much graphical performance difference, but CM10 is generally pretty fast and smooth, so it's hard to tell.
[HTC One S] sumasage:
Do we still have to delete the qrngd file from the 11/8 nightly to avoid boot loop?
[HTC One S] intervigil:
If you are experiencing boot loops with 11/8, remove qrngd. If you do not experience them, then there's no need to do it.

Thanks for the reports, I'll revert the ville qrngd commit.
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
This rom seems crazy fast and smooth sometimes, as if this was nexus 4... but on the other hand other times its not so fast (altough its fast enough) and a bit lagged... its pretty weird. However, big thanks to the devs, you are the ones that keep me from buying nexus 4.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Can you comment on why the kernel number seems the same to me between the 11/6 and 11/7 builds though you stated the kernel was reverted in 11/7? Is there another way to tell kernel changes from the build number, or must we just keep track via the changelog?
[HTC One S] klutch:
wao so i guess i am the only one having that problem then with the headphone jack issue, thnx :mad:
[HTC One S] --anx--:
Excuse me, as I'm new with HTC ONE S modding...I wanted to try this CM10, but I've read in the last pages that there are problems with HBOOT and bootloops...

I'm not sure if I'm saying it right, but, for the installation of this rom isn't enough to install from TWRP (not from CWM) the last nightly, last gapps and then reboot?

I have to do something else for a correct installation?
[HTC One S] jcubed:
I didn't see anything about this but I can't seem to mount my phone via usb. I just went to flash the update and realized this... I'm probably missing something but it normally popped up in the notifications bar and I could do it there. Now it doesn't.

I just pushed the files via adb for now but I thought I would mention it in case anyone else is having similar issues. Please let me know if a logcat is needed.

Edit: I lied, now it is working. I don't know if it wasn't working in the 8.9.12 build or if it was just me but using the 8.11.12 build it works fine.
[HTC One S] klutch:
Xkonni bro quick question just wondering tho,i have you used the WiFi Tethering/portable Hotspot and a sudden it gets hot? because i was using it for my tablet while having my phone in my pocket and i reach for something it was kind of warm
[HTC One S] muzikizxtacy:
It appears that the YouTube rotating bug is fixed as well.
[HTC One S] Taco991:
Xkonni, you are simply the best dev on this forum. No other device has Cm10 this fast!

Sent from my MIUI powered one s

If I helped you in any way please hit thanks!
[HTC One S] ShensMobile:
Huh? S3 already has a mostly working port of CM10...
[HTC One S] Kandydish:
So does our GPS still crash our data connection or was that fixed in today's update?
[HTC One S] klutch:
well i charge my phone till 100% 10min later 90% ill have to do the same thing again delete the gps.default.do
[HTC One S] man_is_h:
Hi Xkonni... Please make a workable version for S3 devices (Sense stuff included). People on S3 doesn't have much of the options, and "I guess" S3 devices are more than S4... because, it covers whole of Asia and some of Europe!! Would love to see it on my HTC One S S3 :) Thanks.
[HTC One S] ShensMobile:
Why would he make a version with Sense? This is a CM port...
[HTC One S] OccupyDemonoid:
I just tested YouTube and it works perfectly.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
It's awesome, but it's still a pocket warmer for me
[HTC One S] klutch:
Yea me to bro and it was draining the battery again n i deleted that gps.default.bo
[HTC One S] ShensMobile:
Jesus christ, I think my phone is possessed by some Japanese opposite demon. Everyone else is talking about battery drain and heat, but this rom has given me the best battery life I've ever seen on a phone.
[HTC One S] PC Jona:
really wanna use this but the gps causin data crash, video camera not working and youtube problems are pretty much deal breakers.

please get these things ironed out asap!

ill be waiting!
[HTC One S] itsmikeramsay:
Man i gotta agree with you on this one. Flashing this makes me realize how much i miss AOSP. Sense is nice in all, but there's nothing like AOSP! Can't wait til this is FULLY working.....although I'll be running it in the meantime lol

Just gonna charge it up and see where it goes from there....

For those wondering here's what i did....

Using TWRP:

I used superwipe.zip - This guaranteed be the best wipe possible for this device....it cleans literally everything out minus the SD Card of course

Then I just folllowed the normal flash process....
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Doesn't your phone battery suck on Trickdroid? I'm wondering if there aren't more hardware differences than just S3,S4...cause every CM10 ROM is a coffee warmer for me.
[HTC One S] Legaleye3000:
How do u get sense keyboard on this? Thanks.
[HTC One S] ShensMobile:
My battery is pretty average/bad on Trickdroid for usage, great for standby. This ROM seems to be great for usage so far :)
[HTC One S] Kandydish:
I'm pretty sure you can't since this is an AOSP ROM. I'd imagine that the Sense keyboard is built into the Sense framework.

Maybe try an alternative? Swiftkey? Swype perhaps?
[HTC One S] DoogleDood:
Ah, I didn't have maps installed. Installing it fixed the problem. No more crashes. Thanks.

Yes, the hardware buttons irritate me. I loved how stock (or any sense based rom) made it so pressing the touch screen and sliding onto the buttons didn't do anything.
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Recently there has been an issue with boot loops with phones that have hboot 1.06-1.13.

If you have hboot 1.14 it should boot fine using TWRP.

If not on hboot 1.14, there is a file called,qrngd, located in system/bin inside the ROM zip that must be removed first before flashing.

Once removed the ROM will boot fine with any hboot.

This was just discovered yesterday and should be edited in the future CM nightlies soon.

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] intervigil:
Track via changelog/git. The 3.0.50 you are seeing is the upstream kernel version. That won't change too frequently.
[HTC One S] --anx--:
I have relocked my One S, with the EU RRU (HTC__001, before was a branded CID): now I've checked my boot and it says "HBOOT-1.14.0002"...I guess I'm ok regarding this issue, right? I have to pass through HTCdev, root, install recovery and then CM10 with gapps at last, right?

But I've read in all the ROM threads that everytime I want to install a rom I have to flash a new boot.img through Fastboot...in this way I could change the hboot, or I'm saying wrong things? :eek:
[HTC One S] codf4ther:
boot.img and hboot are not the same things. hboot is like a BIOS on a PC, its very low level. boot.img is disk image of the kernel partition. You can find it inside the rom that you download. On most phones when you flash a rom, your recovery will overwrite the existing boot partition with the contents of the boot.img file which applies the new kernel. Unfortunately, hboot versions higher than 1.06 on the One S do not allow you to flash the kernel/boot partition (or the radio partition) from recovery. When you upgrade your hboot to 1.14, you need to flash the kernel separately after flashing a ROM. The traditional way to do this has been to connect your phone to a PC and flash the kernel with fastboot. There is also a new tool called FlashImageGUI that can flash the kernel for you from a working rom. So when you download a rom, you flash the kernel with FlashImageGUI, then apply the rest of the rom with the updater or by rebooting to recovery.

By the way, hboot upgrades are one way. Now that you've upgraded to 1.14 you can't go back to 1.06.
[HTC One S] --anx--:
I think I got it: every time I want to try a new rom, I'm forced to flash, after the rom installation from recovery, the new boot.img from Fastboot...and then reboot the phone...

So, if I want to try this CM10, I'll have to HTCdev, root, recovery (TWRP), rom and gapps from recovery and then boot.img from fastboot before reboot the phone...right?
[HTC One S] ajchandler:
If you are getting boot loops with the november nightlies...

Delete qrngd from system\bin before flashing. It works!
[HTC One S] miguel.b:
how is everyone deleting that file?

When I extract in OSX delete and re-zip (called "compress" in OSX) I get a failure flashing that zip. I'm also using TWRP 2.3.1.0

The case is the same in Windows 7.

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I've tried to flash the re-constituted archive using TWRP after zipping from both Windows 7 and OSX. Each time TWRP reports "failed". Did you use your OS's own zip functionality, or are you using a 3rd party zip utility?
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
Use winrar to open the zip and delete it from the archive without unzipping

BTW no longer bricked. If you flash ROMs take the time to download the ruu before this happens to you!
[HTC One S] miguel.b:
Thanks bro. That's the one SINGULAR thing I miss about Windows. I've not yet found it's equivalent for OSX. Now, over to the VM.
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
I don`t know OSX, but the trick is to delete the file inside the zip, and not extract and rezip it, I guess there have to be a way to "only" open a zip in OSX, delete the file and "close" the zip, correct me if I`m wrong
[HTC One S] foopirata:
Effects of deleting qrnpg?

Hi all.

I understand that the way to stop the boot loop is to delete /system/bin/qrnpg before flashing. That appears to be the daemon providing random number generation - something SSL for example relies on. Do we know what the effects, if any, derive from this daemon not being present?

thanks!
[HTC One S] miguel.b:
You're certainly correct. However if there is a way to natively do this in OSX, I have YET to come across it. I don't even think such a thing could be done natively in Windows, and that's where WINRAR was incredibly handy.

I'm now on the hunt for such an OSX app.

Just so you know, your recommendation to OPEN and NOT extract the zip archive in Winrar, delete the file "qrngd" and then flash the resulting archive did in fact work as explained!
[HTC One S] foopirata:
Effects of deleting qrnpg?

[double post due to network hiccup. deleted.]
[HTC One S] codf4ther:
If you're comfortable with fastboot there's no need to root. You'd unlock the bootloader via HTCDev, then push the new recovery via fastboot. You can reboot the phone into the new recovery, wipe and apply the rom & gapps. Before you reboot back to the "desktop", reboot to the bootloader and apply the kernel with fastboot. Once that completes you can do a normal reboot.

The only time you'd need to root the stock sense rom is if you wanted to use ROMManager or GooManager to apply the new recovery. The CM10 rom is rooted out of the box.
[HTC One S] JN3141:
So does that mean you're going to re-add the kernel commits? :confused:

Tapatalked from my HTC One S running CM10
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
Yes, you are right, there is no natively way to open a zip archive in windows, as far as I know, only extract is natively included in windows,

I thought there is already an app included in OSX to open zip archives.my misstake.

I guess we shoud stop offtopic talk know.

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@all:

Don`t install the Boot and Wlan Fix I posted here, on Build 11/7 and above, it isn`t needed any more, if you get bootloops, delete qrngd as mentioned in many posts!
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Or just flash the zip as is and then while still in recovery do:

adb shell and remove the file from the filesystem. No need to unpack and repack the zip
[HTC One S] Habarug:
You can open zips without extracting in Windows, actually, it's the default behaviour when you double click a zip. Never found a native way on Mac
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yes, but I get errors when I try to delete the file. 7Zip and WinRAR both delete the file quickly.
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Again, why on earth are you doing this the hard way? Simply flash the zip then remove the file from the phone's file system using adb before you reboot.....
[HTC One S] mbh87:
doubtful since that fixed bootloops on the One XL, and probably for the One S too. qrngd also caused loops on the One XL, but it was reverted a while ago.
[HTC One S] JN3141:
I see. Well, leave it to you guys, you know what you're doing :p

Tapatalked from my HTC One S running CM10
[HTC One S] --anx--:
Wow, much easier then! :good:

Thanks, I'll do that! I really want to try that CM10 in the One S, really curious!

Obviously there's the 4.1.2 JB in CM10, not the latest 4.2...
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I fix the zip at home, goomanager to backup and flash on my drive to work...by the time I get there, bam, New nightly without hovering over a computer.
[HTC One S] PC Jona:
LOL the hard way is using adb.

download es file explorer and unzip, then remove and then rezip it. easy if you cant do it on your computer.
[HTC One S] Nellyboy555:
Just got the One S today & if seen that i have to delete a file to get this rom to boot or flash the boot.img .. but no matter what rom i use (this the latest) I get "unfortunately, Google Services Framework has stopped" .. any clue what im doing wrong? **i got it now**
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
The best part of Android...do it the way it works best and ignore the trolls :D
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
All these issues I see lots of you just trying to delete qrngd and rezipping ROM and flash using various OS and PC.

I just use my phone to do everything. It can all be done simply on your phone with Root Explorer or any good file manager.

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] intervigil:
qrngd is turned off now. It still lives in /system/bin, but it won't run.
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
I guess it's moot now, but also flashing in twrp you can then go into Advanced and then to the built in file manager to delete something that needs to be deleted.
[HTC One S] PC Jona:
bs my phone is bootlooping trying to just flash it normally.
[HTC One S] pbelcomp:
I am pretty sure that he means the next nightly, dated November 09, 2012.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Also pretty sure you should speak more respectfully to the person who gives up his personal free time to maintain this awesome ROM for you to use for free.

Edit: Don't thank me, thank Intervigil :eek:
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
+1000000000000000

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
adb is hard? really?
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
What is the recommended kernel for CM10 on the One S?
[HTC One S] mineIsAlreadyTaken:
well, after klin left the kernel scene, I think the default CM10 one is recommended :(
[HTC One S] JN3141:
Or you could try the Zarboz AOZP kernel, that one is regularly maintained.

Tapatalked from my HTC One S running CM10
[HTC One S] Elloco305:
We still have Zarbos who's a bad ass at kernels as well. Just saying.
[HTC One S] encho:
You can use Total Commander on Android to do the same. On OSX there are apps like Entropy (shareware), which opens archives like Winrar does, or muCommander (free) which treats archives like folders.
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Haha, I thought the same thing.. Apparently, messing around in Windows or OSX trying to unpack and repack the ROM is the "easy way" instead of a one liner in adb ^^
[HTC One S] mineIsAlreadyTaken:
Well Zarboz had to undo most of his modifications for AOZP, the low voltages were messed up, there are generally problems with the governors not sticking on one of the CPU and/or maxing out the CPU load. That's NOT what I call a reasonable alternative. Edit: and the occasional reboots, on top of that.
[HTC One S] cowgaR:
root not needed?

you're flashing not pushing recovery (flash command in fastboot for .img files as opposed to push cmd in ADB) but otherwise you're right - the safest way for any HBoot version for One S.

Will TWRP have write access to /system partition to flash ROM?

I needed to obtain root in the first place all the time before flashing CM in TWRP. One learns something every day... just wonder why the root isn't needed here as it was on my other phones I've installed CM to (mostly Samsungs)...
[HTC One S] JN3141:
True true. There is also the one mikeyinid made though, which is just the CM10 kernel with s2w, if that's your thing.
[HTC One S] syrelyre:
That's completely true, plus Zarboz doesn't use AOZP and thus it isn't updated as much as his Sense kernel i think.
[HTC One S] Darknites:
I never had you unpack it and then repack when I remove and add stuff to a rom, its a drag and drop or hit delete.
[HTC One S] topcat888:
How do we get the wifi working on the latest nightlys..?
[HTC One S] codf4ther:
You're correct about using fastboot flash instead of adb push. I was speaking generically instead of trying to quote the commands.

The reason you don't need to root anymore is that your bootloader is unlocked through HTCDev. Before the HTCDev program we always needed to get root on the current installed rom and then hack the bootloader. HTC now provides a way to do this through fastboot so its no longer needed. .
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
What are you guys doing to fix the WiFi issue?
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
11/9 working on hboot 1.09 just like normal...Revert worked
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Little more info would be nice..

HBoot versin

CWM or TWRP?

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What WiFi issue?
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
Well for me at least when i try to connect to wifi it doesnt connect even after i put my password. it connects randomly when it wants too.
[HTC One S] Habarug:
Everything works perfectly on the latest nightly on hboot 1.13. Bootlooped on the earlier builds :) Now waiting for Google to give us some 4.2 ;)
[HTC One S] intervigil:
What is the wifi issue?

Wifi hasn't been touched since the big change to open source prima wlan/moving wcnss firmware images. I'm pretty sure I ironed out the actual issues with the randomly generated MAC address and secure riva pil load.

I suspect if you are still having hangs on starting wifi, it is because your kernel does not match the wifi module as a result of either:

#1. using various 3rd party kernels/fixes

#2. not flashing boot.img through fastboot when updating/restoring

Either way, reporting that you have a wifi problem without a relevant logcat or kernel log makes it very difficult for me to help you.
[HTC One S] soulcrusher:
I too am having wifi issues. I was running 10-8 nightly with the fusion kernel and upgraded to 11-8 with cm10 kernel which was working fine for about a half day until all data broke, no cellular and can't turn wifi on.. not sure what was going on, reverted back to 10-8 again
[HTC One S] traicer:
I to have the WiFi issues, in posted a log a couple of pages back. I have the newest nightly and kernel flashed.

http://pastebin.com/Ea355RH1
[HTC One S] intervigil:
Your log says authentication timed out. Since it's working with one router and not the other that makes me think it's not a problem with the One S, but with the router.
[HTC One S] traicer:
whats weird is that this started happening after we got the new kernel that shows 783mb ram, would work fine before.
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
11/9 nightly here hboot 1.09 ...wifi is working fine , has been all day
[HTC One S] --anx--:
Where I can find the file that I have to flash with fastboot after the rom installation on TWRP? When I download a NIGHTLY there's a "boot.img" if I extract the zip...I have to use that file?

One more question (and I'll not bother you all again... :) ): the name of the latest gapps? I've found them here: http://goo.im/gapps/

Excuse me again for my first steps in CM10 on One S (I have only tried it on S2 at his time...)...
[HTC One S] :
yes, if you are familiar with fastboot take the boot.img from the rom and fastboot thru command window. put it in your fastboot.exe folder is, like tools of of your sdk if you are using sdk--then--fastboot flash boot boot.img--then fastboot erase cache--then reboot

You want on that link the jb gapps dated 20121011 88.41mb

There is a newer one with JB 4.2, but don't have that link atm--

Here--

https://www.dropbox.com/sh/yhrq0tia8512rj9/rBrrxxwhg_/JB_GAPPS_4.2_FULL.zip
[HTC One S] unk2009:
Hey guys, once again I would like to thank the devs and all of you who help those of us who are less knowledgeable and still learning...I was just wondering what the battery life is like on the most recent nightly ? I'm going to flash and report back my battery stats after approx 24-48 hrs...Thanks in advance
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yes...extract the boot.img and flash in fastboot if you have hboot above 1.09.

Latest gapps at your link, or for more fun, flash 4.2 gapps from themes and apps forum after the ones from goo.im. New camera is fun, as is new gmail with pinch zoom
[HTC One S] Spider_Pig27:
I apreeciate your response but the problem is not the router. Ive read in the AOKP forum that some users have similar issues too. If the problem was the router then why when I restore to stock rom it works like a charm? Its not the phone and its not the router. Its a bug in the rom. Obviously the builds are nightlies and bugs will be in them. We kniw nightlies arent made to work 100%. While some older nightlies but better the new ones might be broken because something got fix or merged into it. But its all good I just thought there was workaround for this but if not its all good. I have not used third partybkernels nor anything thats related to third party. Ibflashed the latest nighly and left it alone. Thanks though for your response
[HTC One S] desmond2:
Can anyone here help me with aproblem im stuck on cm10 booting but i cant go back to my back up because my friend. Factory reset it while in that rom... How can i go back to stock or do anything
[HTC One S] JN3141:
By stuck on booting, do you mean it doesn't go past the htc boot screen or what? :confused:
[HTC One S] desmond2:
It goes past it but the booting image for cm10.... I can only acces hboot and recovery
[HTC One S] JN3141:
In recovery, have you done a full wipe and cleared caches?

Tapatalked from my HTC One S running CM10
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
Using 20121109 nightly and data + wifi are working nicely. I'm on hboot 1.14. Battery life is awesome as well.

Thanks for all work put into this.
[HTC One S] desmond2:
um im saying that it didnt want to load up so he factory reset while he was on that rom...now he has no files to flash he can only acess twrp and hboot but wont load up the phone its stuck on cyanogenmod circle
[HTC One S] JN3141:
Which version of hboot are you on? Cuz you might not have flashed the kernel properly if you are on one of the latter hboots.

Plus, why can't you go back to the back up anyways? The factory reset inside of TWRP doesn't delete the external partition, unless you're talking about factory reset inside the ROM itself where you checked off wipe external partition as well.