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[HTC One S] highKo:
It's only with 2g and mobile data off + WiFi on, but still impressive

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[HTC One S] ncosgray:
Thanks! You just gave me a reason to upgrade. Happily running 10.2 now!
[HTC One S] yooouuri:
I've noticed a new weird thing.

When im not connected to WiFi, my signal bar is gray.

And when im connected to WiFi, it is blue..

EDIT:

never mind.. Did some google search!

Stupid me
[HTC One S] BUBUsnet:
Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE)

Did anyone check if Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) is working?
[HTC One S] Oxious119:
Hmm, could it be that you achieve much better battery life with interactive governor? Cause I was using ondemand today and it seems battery drains much faster.
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
That's weird, as OnDemand should give you better battery life if I have to believe the following information.

Click Show:

1: OnDemand Governor

2: Interactive Governor

1: OnDemand Governor

This governor has a hair trigger for boosting clockspeed to the maximum speed set by the user. If the CPU load placed by the user abates, the OnDemand governor will slowly step back down through the kernel's frequency steppings until it settles at the lowest possible frequency, or the user executes another task to demand a ramp.

OnDemand has excellent interface fluidity because of its high-frequency bias, but it can also have a relatively negative effect on battery life versus other governors. OnDemand is commonly chosen by smartphone manufacturers because it is well-tested, reliable, and virtually guarantees the smoothest possible performance for the phone. This is so because users are vastly more likely to ***** about performance than they are the few hours of extra battery life another governor could have granted them.

This final fact is important to know before you read about the Interactive governor: OnDemand scales its clockspeed in a work queue context. In other words, once the task that triggered the clockspeed ramp is finished, OnDemand will attempt to move the clockspeed back to minimum. If the user executes another task that triggers OnDemand's ramp, the clockspeed will bounce from minimum to maximum. This can happen especially frequently if the user is multi-tasking. This, too, has negative implications for battery life.

2: Interactive Governor

Much like the OnDemand governor, the Interactive governor dynamically scales CPU clockspeed in response to the workload placed on the CPU by the user. This is where the similarities end. Interactive is significantly more responsive than OnDemand, because it's faster at scaling to maximum frequency.

Unlike OnDemand, which you'll recall scales clockspeed in the context of a work queue, Interactive scales the clockspeed over the course of a timer set arbitrarily by the kernel developer. In other words, if an application demands a ramp to maximum clockspeed (by placing 100% load on the CPU), a user can execute another task before the governor starts reducing CPU frequency. This can eliminate the frequency bouncing discussed in the OnDemand section. Because of this timer, Interactive is also better prepared to utilize intermediate clockspeeds that fall between the minimum and maximum CPU frequencies. This is another pro-battery life benefit of Interactive.

However, because Interactive is permitted to spend more time at maximum frequency than OnDemand (for device performance reasons), the battery-saving benefits discussed above are effectively negated. Long story short, Interactive offers better performance than OnDemand (some say the best performance of any governor) and negligibly different battery life.

Interactive also makes the assumption that a user turning the screen on will shortly be followed by the user interacting with some application on their device. Because of this, screen on triggers a ramp to maximum clockspeed, followed by the timer behavior described above.
[HTC One S] Oxious119:
That's what made me puzzled, too.

However the reason for today's bad battery life was something else. I just launched kernel tuner to change the governor and cpu1 was constantly offline. There were no options for governor or clock for cpu1 and I could not even turn it on manually. Everything is fine now after I rebooted.

Strange.. I never had this happen before.
[HTC One S] infernoflo:
I'm very interested to find out if this works too. it was touted as supporting Bluetooth 4.0 during the initial release of the phone but I haven't heard anything about it since.
[HTC One S] Oxious119:
I remember the stock build.prop has entries for BT BLE. Not sure if it can just be activated on this ROM, too.
[HTC One S] mineIsAlreadyTaken:
666

page 666, yay! :D
[HTC One S] sly_boss49:
bluetooth BLE working!

If you want bluetooth BLE working in cm10.2 just flash in recovery the attached file.

It just add the file android.hardware.bluetooth_le.xml in the directory \system\etc\permissions

I tried and it is working fine with a BLE heart rate monitor (MIO Alpha watch) but it is not yet very stable.

It seems to be the same with the Nexus 4 right now. The One S and the Nexus 4 are using the same bluetooth driver and it is better when you turn of the wifi.

Link which describes the problem on android 4.3: stackoverflow.com/questions/17870189/android-4-3-bluetooth-low-energy-unstable

If a developer is available I can help in testing...
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
CMAccount.apk

Anyone have a legitimate link to the compiled CMAccount.apk? I've found downloads, but would rather from a ROM that included from source.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
I want to have your problems....;)

This morning I flashed 2013/08/21, it was very unstable, laggy and many services are chrashed.

So I've decide to try it with a clean installation (factory reset)!

This was a big mistake because I brick/corrupt my SDcard! FU****$£$¥¥*%##...

After 2h of cmd-o-rama (trying erase, mount flash etc..),

I tried it with the latest ruu, after the hole procedure the system crashes always by preparing storage on start up..:eek:

After a second ruu-procedure, flashing cm10.2 combined with 1000 bootloops, flashing rom/boot.img and wipe again and again, all seems now okay.

The only good thing, I've got the latest OTA which upgrade my radio from 1.11 up to 1.15....

To cut a long story short, hands off from factory reset...
[HTC One S] highKo:
I had similar problem a after factory reset in the bootloader. Never do this. Or did you the factoryreset in the recovery?

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[HTC One S] usaff22:
If you do a factory reset in the bootloader, the fastest way to get back to a working condition is to flash TWRP and wipe ALL partitions, including SD Card. TWRP pre-2.6 has no support for wiping unmountable partitions, but flashing 2.6 and wiping all partitions solved the problem for me immediately. I was up and running in a half hour.
[HTC One S] alexeius:
Hey, did you notice that screen-off effect was disabled in 21 nightly? Why?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Added setting in display
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Did the factory reset in bootloader too...:eek:

I never do this again, the rescue operation takes 9h.....

[MENTION=4332617]usaff22[/MENTION]

I have done this, I think this solf my problem with the sdcard too.

But the next problem i had after reboot, a empty network triangle and no radio unter settings -> about phone -> baseband-version.

So I had to use the ruu again, this fixed my problem with the missing radio and enabled me to continue with relock, root etc...

A day full of adrenaline, It did not lacking much to throw that thing at a wall and buy an iphone.....:eek: :D
[HTC One S] Oxious119:
Never, EVER, use the bootloaders factory reset unless you want to spent countless hours of frustration.
[HTC One S] maluus:
After I read all this factory reset ordeal started thinking of if any possible way to completely disable it from bootloader screen. is there?
[HTC One S] CarstenDutch:
Yes it would be nice to remove that option out of any twrp version.
[HTC One S] shakurass:
AGREE!
[HTC One S] maluus:
According to my understanding the one on the bootloader causes problems, not the one on TWRP. And I tend to accidentally select factory reset instead of recovery. sometimes the vol. selector doesn't respond immediately and when you press second time it jumps to factory reset instead of recovery. I remember that I had factory resetted this way at least 3-4 times before.
[HTC One S] CarstenDutch:
My mistake I meant the bootloader one! Just woke up.

Modifying the bootloader is a tricky one. That would be hexediting.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
You could just double check before ever pressing the power button in the bootloader ;)
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
Just noticed its not working on the build from the 21th. Worked fine on the build from the 19th though, so I'm not sure it's related to 3.4 but seems to be related to changes in CM10.2.

Although it's sees the files in the library it can not play them, either because of permissions or not being able to open the path.
[HTC One S] maluus:
Well I m trying to do that but human makes mistakes :D
[HTC One S] Oxious119:
Haven't tried poweramp yet. Let's see...

Edit: nope, not working here either. It's giving me an error on every song I try. Could it be related to dsp manager/Apollo?
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
A reboot solved the issue for me.
[HTC One S] Oxious119:
Reboot didn't change anything. Weird.
[HTC One S] madstitz:
device encryption still doesn't work. is this a ONE S problem or general CM?

(didn't work on 10.1 either)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Seems like there is a link problem between get.cm and jenkins, so I just got it from the source (sorry) and it's running great. Some Focal bug patches and a bluetooth commit

http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/android/39155/
[HTC One S] alexeius:
Hey, I got Poweramp to work! Just reinstalled license and Poweramp from market & restored my settings.
[HTC One S] Rugged96:
clean wipe

quick question

when it's been a long time between flashes i prefer to do a wipe of the sd card but i never seem to select the right setting.

i'm using TWRP 2.6.0.0

I know the bare minimum is to select the "factory reset" which wipes data, cache and dalvik.

However if i select "advanced" and i wipe everything selected is that a good idea? i'll still be able to mount the SD and transfer the ROM?

am i correct?
[HTC One S] RiffyDivine:
Can anyone point me towards how to get s-off on here after I got CM10.2 on the phone? I have tried with moonshine and followed the steps except for the whole turn off fastboot thing which I can not find anywhere except in the bootloader.
[HTC One S] p3ric0:
Does this rom support Wi-Fi calling?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Nope. Stock app
[HTC One S] El_Svanto:
Yep, you can safely wipe it all. Make sure mounting your sd-card works before you wipe though.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Wipe in recovery seems to be okay!

But NEVER, EVER do a factory reset in bootloader, unless you like to spend many hours to fix problems....
[HTC One S] evoarcher:
I didn't know that new Gapps were required for 10.2

Hi All,

Got a big scare when I tried to install the latest and greatest nightly, the Keyboard (AOSP) would fail and make impossible to finish the initial setup.

Then I downloaded the 4.3.0 Gapps and installed, and boom! - All is good again :).

You guys rock, but please, put somewhere a warning (maybe at the download page for the HTC One S nightlies that you need the new Gapps.

Thank You

Now I am experiencing a little bit of problems with Titanium Backup Pro... it can't acquire root privileges. Any idea?:confused:
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Recently (even on CM10.1), the stock browser always asks me to sign into google when it loads the homepage (google); that yellow section comes up on top every single time, even if I choose to sign in or not sign in. For example I can sign in, then open a new tab immediately after and the yellow popup will appear again.
[HTC One S] Kevin336:
SwiftKey settings will be also not stored

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[HTC One S] CarstenDutch:
Working fine over here.
[HTC One S] Kevin336:
I restored SwiftKey with data from titanium cause I don't want to loose data. Always get a QWERTY instead of an QUERTZ

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[HTC One S] Tendency88:
Get the very latest SwiftKey, it stores everything in the Cloud. Working perfectly fine over here! :)
[HTC One S] :
Could it be that VPN isn't yet working?
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
why are u using swiftkey ?

the google keyboard already has that functionality
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Because SwiftKey is awesome.
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
Google's keyboard has predictive text... but Swiftkey has mind reading :laugh:
[HTC One S] cougzzz:
Guess u never used SwiftKey. Best keyboard hands down in terms of predictions.
[HTC One S] Oxious119:
I was wondering, are there any ways to increase the maximum volume of the phones speaker?
[HTC One S] YoMarK:
Don't want to sound like an ass, but dont you think it kinda logical that Android 4.3 needs Android 4.3 gapps?

For root access you need to enable root access in developer settings. Did you do that?
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Use Viper4Android (there's a thread on xda). It's an APK which you run to install the driver (every time you flash a new ROM you need to do it) and lets you control many parameters. It not only has a preamp which will let you boost the the volume somewhat, but also many options to make the audio quality much better.

However, what I have found on the phone speaker is even if you preamp it to +6 dB, it doesn't actually get much louder because I think the audio system limits it. I also found that the limiting is most sensitive to very low and very high frequencies, most of which the phone speaker doesn't actually produce audibly anyway. So what I did was preamp it as high as it lets me, but also used the EQ to totally cut out everything below around 400 Hz and everything above around 12 KHz. I found this configuration gave me the biggest volume boost. It's not much, but it is definitely noticeable.
[HTC One S] xparagonx:
I'm on the latest nightly and every time I take a picture with the focal app it winds up sideways in the gallery. Anyone else have this problem? Regular camera and snap camera working fine though.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Same here...:rolleyes:

I think this will be fixed in the next few updates, no big deal.
[HTC One S] worf105:
ROM update available now :good:
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
a very noob question from a noob who wants to make some contribution:

if i want to develop for our one s camera driver (mainly want to improve the macro focus performance), where shall i start.

i know some fundamental C and Java stuff but that's about it. never done any driver development for Linux or android developement.

thanks!!!
[HTC One S] bombina:
Any ideas as to why WiFi won't connect? It is stuck at "Obtaining IP address..." Turning it on and off, turning on Airplane mode, etc doesn't seem to fix it. Suggestions or ideas would be great, thanks.
[HTC One S] sushidog:
Did you tried the rain dancing? Perhaps you didn't called the Gods of WiFi and made them an offer!

... Or maybe you can just post a log or tell us ROM version, gapps, kernel, radio and stuff. :screwy:

Sent from my Nexus 7
[HTC One S] bombina:
I think the raindancing may have fixed it! Through some trial and error, and doing a lot of random things, I seem to have gotten it to work. Not sure exactly what fixed it, but a few times I made it "forget" the network and reconnected, which may have been the trick. :)
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
I think this could be interessting for you....

Howto build Cyanogenmod for ville
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
The issue with long pressing the home button seems fixed as well. http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/48389/
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
edit nvm
[HTC One S] :
Is it just me or could it be that the lockscreen delay issues, although they didn't disappear completely, have at least gotten considerably better with the 24aug nightly?
[HTC One S] mannequin:
nope, it's the same.
[HTC One S] worf105:
It's the same lag but as I am used to it now I doesn't seem to be as bad as it was
[HTC One S] syed.shoaib:
This is my first time trying the 3.4 kernel. Any others with usb tethering not working? It just doesn't for me. Any idea what could be wrong if its working for others?
[HTC One S] Kevin336:
It's the best :D

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[HTC One S] Oxious119:
Thanks a lot. This was just what I'm looking for! It works awesome and doesn't make me miss beats audio on aosp at all anymore.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Looks like today's build failed. Was looking forward to trying quick settings ribbon...
[HTC One S] maluus:
24/08 was draining badly. Had to go back to 23/08. Anyone else?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Do you have a lot of battery drain from Google services? Can turn off WiFi location stuff in settings.
[HTC One S] maluus:
I checked partial wakelocks in bbs and it was something called nlp... don't remember the full name of the service. According to my research it was something related to Google services as you said. But now I am back to 23/08. If it continues to be a problem with next nightly ill try your suggestion. Then we'll see what happens. Thanks for the information.

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[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I think that stands for Network Location Provider. 4.3 now actively searches for WiFi access points even if WiFi is off, keeping phone awake. Can be disabled in advanced settings. Turning off location services also helps.
[HTC One S] sushidog:
There's any patch/solution to make USB OTG work again? I'm really missing this since CM10.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Nope and its not been missing since 10 but when 3.4 kernel come out.
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
A little off-topic, but your name rings me a bell.. I could be wrong though, but are you related to the CM team in any way? Definitely seen it before, sorry for the question haha.
[HTC One S] CarstenDutch:
Thank for letting us know, now I understand, it's because of the new 3.4 kernel.
[HTC One S] amh.online:
i can't play any music file . all of music players are stopping during play .
[HTC One S] sushidog:
Unfortunately no. Damn, someone just copied my nickname. :cool:

Sent from my Nexus 7
[HTC One S] marco1530:
cm-10.2-20130826-NIGHTLY-ville.zip link dont work
[HTC One S] maluus:
I wonder if any process or change occurs after jenkins engine finished the compilation until the rom hit to get.cm?
[HTC One S] El_Svanto:
Get it here:

http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/android/39544/
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Link works now. It takes a few minutes to transfer 200MB. FYI, downloading from Jenkins is a no no...

So far, build seems good. Not a fan of the Quick Settings Ribbon as the icons don't line up properly on our screen size, but you gotta go with the flow when flashing nightlies.
[HTC One S] El_Svanto:
Ok, sorry about that :( Mind telling me why?
[HTC One S] Rampage:
OK guys, I think I've missed something. What is Jenkins???

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[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
It's the build server and it's doing a lot while building all of the nightlies for each device. Taking CPU cycles is bad enough, but I believe the bandwidth for get.cm is donated, while the Jenkins bandwidth may need to be paid for...at the very least you're slowing the upload to get.cm, so others are suffering so you can have your ROM 2 minutes faster...I just know CM members have mentioned it through the years, so I try to follow their guidelines (except where the mirror links were broken recently...then I couldn't help myself).
[HTC One S] mannequin:
ribbon looks and works properly for me here.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I guess I'm just picky (heck, I'm on XDA, so I fit right in), but it's a little annoying to me that we used to have 6 useful buttons and now we have 5-1/3 buttons displayed without scrolling. I'd rather they just fit them to each screen size and maybe even allowed the ribbon to be locked for scrolling (I never use a scrolling dock as it causes more trouble than it's worth). Some of the icons looks weird also...not scaled properly.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
Anyone have a problem making calls on Viber with 10.2 nightlies? Messaging is fine, but half the time, when you receive an incoming Viber call and accept it, the call doesn't actually connect (the other party still shows as dialing). The other half of the time, sound doesn't go through from the side that's running 10.2. When you are making the call with Viber, it usually successfully connects, but there are still audio problems.

I also have the same problems with Viber and 10.2 with my Nexus 4. Used dirty flashes to get to 10.2. Tried uninstalling and reinstalling Viber, no dice. Ended up returning both devices to 10.1 (stable for the N4, latest 10.1 nightly for the One S). I don't know if it's a CM10.2 issue or a general 4.3 issue, but I use Viber a LOT so that's a deal breaker.

No such problems using Skype, Hangouts, or Google Voice on either phone btw.
[HTC One S] ApneaB:
I've flashed the latest nightly, but don't have the ribbon. Do I need to enable it?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yes. Interface. Notification Drawer
[HTC One S] maluus:
Anyone find a way to completely disable quick access buttons to use only ribbons?
[HTC One S] mo976:
I would imagine this being days old they will probably add scaling at some point since having 3 or 4 small tiles and then a bunch of empty space just looks odd.
[HTC One S] :
BTW: The settings to enable the three dot menu is back in on the 26th.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
omg, that looks realy ****ty....:eek:

BTW, I was wondering why the design from quick settings is not fully consistent.

for example:

- turn on wifi change the icon color into blue.

- turn on bluetooth or GPS, its not blue?:rolleyes:

I find that confusing, imho bluetooth an GPS should also be blue by turning them on.
[HTC One S] RockR172:
That's the way it is supposed to work..

If you see on the quick settings panel, turning Bluetooth/GPS On or Off doesn't make them go blue. The same code is used in the Quick Settings ribbon and hence the same behaviour.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
Bluetooth will only turn blue if you CONNECT to another device.

GPS will only turn blue if you get a location lock while using maps or ingress or any similar app.

In fact, WiFi isn't blue if it's on and not connected to an access point
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
On the 26th nightly it seems like those annoying permanent status icons for foreground services are gone.

Edit: omg no, the ribbon replaced the old notification buttons?!
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
They must be themeable, because I'm using Holo Glass Beta and mine are always white/grey. I'm more concerned with the mismatched icon sizes...the 2g/3g is large while the ring mode is small and many of the icons just look bad compared to the old panel. I get why they did it, and it works OK, I just think the old panel was better looking and more functional.
[HTC One S] :
Don't forget this is a nightly and the first version of the ribbon...
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
oh, okay thank you for the explanation....
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
True, but many of my whines have been in the QS panel all along....which is why I never used it
[HTC One S] maluus:
26/08 seems has a battery drain problem even with location service closed. anyone else?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1179809

After a while, you will see the service causing your drain. If it's "nlp", make sure "scanning always available" is not selected in wifi advanced stats.
[HTC One S] maluus:
As stated in my post location service is completely switched off. So no nlp service is active. BBS shows checkin service and mail service (exchange.apk) have a lot of partial wake locks.

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[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Guess that's why I don't have similar drain. I don't use exchange and delete it from system/app along with other unused apps like geniewidget.

Checkin service sounds like you have a misbehaving app trying to checkin, but location services is off. Do you use facebook, foursquare or some other hive mind NSA tracker? ;)