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[HTC One S] mannequin:
the problem with my "location/gps" reboots, it sends my phone in a bootloop i can't get out of. it's getting stuck on logo and wiping caches and reflashing any builds don't help, i have to wipe the phone clean and flash 0904, the last one i can run without interruptions.
[HTC One S] El_Svanto:
I have had the same problem on all CM based roms Since I bought the phone in July. On my job we are on ch.13 and only sense based roms can connect to wifi there.

Btw, i'm in Sweden dear neighbour ;)

Sent from my Nokia 5800 Android edition
[HTC One S] xparagonx:
I've had 2 of these infinite bootloops so far. The first was when I initially flashed the 9/20 nightly and the second came from a reboot from chrome. I'm not sure how I got out of them, I just kept manually resetting and eventually it booted.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
Yup I think there's a different boot loop happening on 9/20 unrelated to maps location. Its a nastier one that manual resetting doesn't help. Back to 9/14 for me
[HTC One S] xparagonx:
Ive had 2 more reboots in the last hour. First was with google music. Screen became unresponsive, froze for 3min and then nasty bootloop. Other one I was using xda. What's weird is that on top of getting the stubborn bootloops, I also wasn't able to get into recovery. I'd hold power down with vol down, get into bootloader, select recovery and then it would just start bootlooping again.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
They pulled a new 4.3 patch into this version, so maybe that's it.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
What's weird about this one, is that it only occurs when I manually reboot the phone.

Otherwise, everything is perfectly stable... just so long as I don't turn off the phone.

On a different note, has anyone successfully used bluetooth tether? I can get it to connect to my tablet running CM 4.2.2, but it doesn't assign an IP or transfer data. WiFi hotspot works fine.

logcat on my tablet shows:

startreversetether, failed to start dhcp service

phone log says: (spelling errors too) [MENTION=1815755]intervigil[/MENTION]

Panservice: error seting up tether interface

bt-btif: bta_pan_co_tx_path: cannot find pan connction or connis not opened, conn:0x99dd0888, conn->state:-1
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
the battery life of cm10.1 rc2 is quite worse than the last couple of 10.1 nightly.

i am struggling to get 3 hrs of screen time after a day use.

i remember on 16th aug nightly. i get 3.5hrs of screen time after 14hrs on battery and still has some 20% ~25% left...
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
If batterie life makes the deal for you, then try a newer (10.2 based) rom!

Iam on 20130920 and for me the batterie life is okay....
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
The only problem I have with this rom (09–19 nightly) is the continuous switch between 3G/H/H+.... It's really annoying...

Sent with HTC ONE S
[HTC One S] Dave77459:
I kept losing wifi under 9-19 and 9-20, so I installed 9-21. That lost wifi too, so I went to recovery and did a Wipe (Factory Reset: Data, Cache, and Dalvik). Now I get to "Welcome to CyanogenMod" and it bootloops.

This getting frusty.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
That sounds like you "forgot" to flash boot.img via fastboot..!?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yeah...folks forget you need to do it when restoring nandroid too...
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
If everyone simply would get s-off, we doesn't would have to care about these things. That's why I s-off'ed
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Maybe, but there is a real risk of brick and I've never had a problem remembering to flash the kernel.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Yeah, that is why I prefer s-on!

At the other hand, flashing the boot.img is no big thing!

I wrote a batch script for windows which automatic flash the boot.img..:D

All I have 2 do is boot the phone in bootloader mode, copy the file in the fastboot directory and run the batch.

That only takes 2min..
[HTC One S] LLegoLLaS:
Is this compabile with hboot 2.16?
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
This is what intervigil say's...
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
I prefer this:

start CyanDelta, press install, be happy :)
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
Nice, but Iam an oldschooler...:rolleyes:
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
You should try flash image gui. Faster, and no computer required.
[HTC One S] Rampage:
You actually need that hboot to install this ROM.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
False. You need HBOOT 2.15 for this ROM. 2.16 will render this ROM unuseable, it only works with the new 4.2.2 ROM as it changes the partition structure.
[HTC One S] Rampage:
Lol this always happens, when i'm saying something on xda :D
[HTC One S] Dave77459:
Thanks, but no. My practise is to use the Flash Image GUI to flash the boot.img (it is S-ON). That works almost always, but bootloops call for hooking to the computer to fastboot flash boot. I also always create an MD5 file to make sure my ROM is intact when TWRP flashes it in recovery. I wish there was an easy way to copy the MD5 from get.cm... that is a nuisance step.

For whatever reason, this time my router-phone link was sensitive and the connection didn't work until I rebooted the router. I don't know why the phone thought it was connected, since I couldn't enter the administration panel on the router... wouldn't reach the IP.

Generally, this ROM has seemed sensitive wifi-wise since the days when we would lose wifi when the phone slept. At the office, I very often am usually stuck at a 1Mbps connection, but sometimes I get 50+ speed. Puzzling. Today was the first time I got this weirdness at home.

My wife has begun hinting that maybe I should be looking for a new phone. Hmmm.
[HTC One S] sliptech:
Here are the current issues I'm having 9/20-9/22. It's been a really great experience otherwise.

-GPS is slow to lock

-Infrequent crashes cause bootloops

-Data mode always cycling and data drops under normal use

hboot 2.15.4444

radio 1.13

s-off supercid

3.4.62 kernel
[HTC One S] fusk:
latest 22 bootloops, tried reflash and cache/dalvik wipe, but still bootloop, so went back.

I'd wish there was a 1-click s-off.
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Seriously, I s-off'd the other day and it took me, like, 5 mins.

The hardest part was binary editing the file (for SuperCID) as I had to get a binary plugin for notepad++
[HTC One S] mannequin:
s-off has nothing to do with CM issues or boot loops.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/58b21879bcb78905c96c54af90082f421f05202e

Is possible that this commiot has broken my building of beanstalk? Even a dev from the m7spr device had this issue. Maybe this need a review.
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
I guess the reason he said he wished for an easier S-OFF method was because it would mean re-flashing an older CM image would be quicker/easier.

I don't think he, or anyone else, was attributing bootloops to S-OFF
[HTC One S] fusk:
Exactly.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
The build has been incredibly unstable since 9/20, so its possible. The bootloops are too quick to get a good log, even ADB catlog shows nothing interesting. Could you remove it and test?

Id recommend that most stick with somethig pre9/20, and use 3.1.36 play services for a stable experience.
[HTC One S] mannequin:
no, that's not the one. reboots / boot loops have been around since 09/03. so far the conflict is attributed to newer Play Services (since nothing seems to be causing reboots if you run an older version) but i'm sure there are more reasons at play here.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
Actually, there's a completely separate crash and boot loop since 9/20. The 9/3 bootloop is due to location reporting and 100% fixable with the services work around... Trust me I've done a lot of testing.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
I'm now removing this in mine config.xml! Last time it booted fine but when i rebooted i had a bootloop.(i'm talking about my rom:Beanstalk but since it's based on cm it should have the same bugs. can anyone confirm that mine bug is the same of yours?) Anyway my build is in progress I hope this fixes the bootloop madness.
[HTC One S] fusk:
How did you do it. There doesn't seem to be any thread here about it, they link to a different subforum. And when trying to get help there they say i'm in the wrong place because i have a One S.

So far i've ended up here. http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2212737
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
If you need help with s-off feel free to PM me. :)

ican't promise You'll have s-off 100% but I'm sure I can help you cause i s-offed 2 day ago in 4 mins :)
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
I followed the guide on the Facepalm s-off thread here

There is another link there-in to get yourself SuperCID which you need to do.

Just make sure you back everything up before you do it...including your SD card..
[HTC One S] fusk:
Well i didn't get very far as the first command "adb shell" returns "device not found"

I've tried to s-off before, but usually after an hour i just give up.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Anyone tried today's?
[HTC One S] esbenm:
When sliding to the camera from the lock screen, is there any way to not have to enter the pin code, before being allowed to take a photo?

Sense roms go straight into the camera app afaik.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Are you on Windows or on ubuntu? :)
[HTC One S] fusk:
Windows
[HTC One S] kilo94:
I did, it got as far as optimizing app 2 of 144 and then would reboot. Tried fixing permissions, clearing cache, etc., and nothing worked (didn't have time to do a full wipe install), bootloop city. Went back to yesterday's nightly with no issue....I don't think I had a reboot with that version anyway, so I'm good until tomorrow.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
This happened to me with beanstalk cause it's based on cm it's so weird :P

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Have you installed latest htc drivers?
[HTC One S] fusk:
Ok, i got it to work. I was getting "device now found"

I read somewhere you need ADB drivers, another one said that if you install HTC sync manager and uninstall it afterwards, you'd be left with the drivers you need. That worked and i am now s-off.

But it took a while.

p.s. is there a way to remove developer access again ?, i don't really need the menu options, and i like the cleaner look.
[HTC One S] pyrocide:
Got any way to S-OFF a .17 firmware device?
[HTC One S] epsiblivion:
I was on .17 and the Unknown 2.0 rom. moonshine worked for me. recovery at the time was twrp 2.3.3
[HTC One S] pyrocide:
Even though moonshine site says only .11 is compatible?
[HTC One S] epsiblivion:
Yes. It's still the 3.14 base

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Bootloops still present on 20130923 after flashing CyanDelta update, in case anyone was curious.

Pretty bad this time too-- can't even get into CM at all. This with S-Off phone
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
So no one has 9/23 booting? isn't much in the change log that should cause it not to boot when 9/22 does...Was hoping the RIL stuff might help with all the RIL errors in the log.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Dirty flashed 20130918 over it. Then updated to 0923 again using cyandelta. It worked fine that time.

Go figure.
[HTC One S] Dave77459:
Flashed 9/23 and runs great. Flash Image GUI for the boot.img, then recovery as usual.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
backed up 9/22 to flash and ended up with a bunch of boatloads before flashing ... yeah, whatever they brought in with the latest 4.3 upstream stuff seems broken...

BTW, 9/23 boots fine... As fine as the last one...
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
10.1 stable is out!!!
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
Anyone knows if the lockscreen delay bug is still present? I have followed the development changes on CM10.1 but it never had delay fixes, so I'm afraid it's still present..
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
i m using RC2. there seems to be some delay still, but at acceptable level for me.
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
Alright, are you planning on flashing CM10.1 stable anytime soon? I want to make sure the lockscreen lag is either gone or really minimal. I wouldn't care much if it was for my own One S, but it's for my brother's device.
[HTC One S] mo976:
Had problems booting 9/22 and 23 both times after a few bootloops I booted into recovery wiped DAV/cache again and then it booted fine.
[HTC One S] m1schi:
Flashed the newest 20130923 over my old stable 20130824 build with CyanoDelta (didn't know that app until now!). Booted up without problems, no bootloops so far.

First impression: The screen delay got significantly shorter! But it's still there (<=1s)
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Any news on whether this will be be made to work on the 2.16 firmware with the new partition layout?
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
I'm gonna flash it soon, I'll report back to you about the lockscreen delay. I'm also hoping USB tethering is working...
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
Thanks in advance, I hope to see both fixed and working!
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Try selecting "reboot" from the power menu. I get bootloops unless I completely power down with the power button, then boot up.
[HTC One S] frdd:
Toggle at top of dev options menu;) At least in 10.1-rc2
[HTC One S] mkjensen:
Today I could not connect to my home Wi-Fi. I had no problems since Saturday where I installed 20130920. I had to power down and start up again to get it working again. The phone rebooted itself a few times and now everything is fine again. Weird.
[HTC One S] m1schi:
Ok. Just got a random reboot and bootloop after reading your post :laugh: A complete power down solved it for me right now. Did hold some time without reboots though.
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
Lockscreen delay isn't bad. Hardly noticeable and almost gone. As for USB tethering, it must just be a low priority bug because it still is not fixed. :(

Everything else works!
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
As for the lockscreen delay, sounds good! But USB tethering never worked in CM10.0 stable either, at least not for me that is. How's the camera?
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
USB tethering worked in the milestone snapshot (03/04/2013 release) but it hasn't since then. Oh well, I guess I can use WiFi tethering if the need ever arises. The camera seems fine. Video recording works, panorama mode works, normal pictures work of course.
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
Honestly I have never used USB tethering, only WiFi tethering while traveling and as long as that works I'm cool with it. Great thank you for checking out for me, appreciate it! :) If you come across any bugs that affect usability please let me know, I will be flashing to CM10.1 stable next Monday.
[HTC One S] fusk:
How come the latest releases are only 172 mb.

And is there a way to remove developer options ?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Focal was removed due to the objections of it's author. You could try deleting Development.apk from /system/app, but I haven't tried that...
[HTC One S] fusk:
Ah, i see.

Will developer access be removed when flashing a newer version ?

And have anyone else noticed that it takes forever to check for new versions, like several minutes ?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Not entirely sure about your question...any CM system apk will be restored when reflashed, unless you add a delete command to one of the addon.d scripts. If you mean, will root functions be removed from future CM builds, Kondik has said root is not really required for most users, so there will be a non rooted version and perhaps a developer version or a root package to flash.

get.cm is having some issues now, so updating is taking a long time.
[HTC One S] jamus28:
Fusk,

You can do what you want with your phone, but I wouldn't be so eager to get rid of developer options. ADB access and advanced reboot are really convenient to diagnose and fix issues. Otherwise booting to recovery to flash is a pain. Plus setting quicker animations makes the whole phone seem more responsive.

Yes settings are all reset when you wipe data and system and flash a new rom
[HTC One S] fusk:
If you have dev access, and flash a new one, will you have to gain access again or is it already there from the previous one ?
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
I don't know why but sometimes it stays sometimes it doesn't. I suggest you not removing this apk from system/app.
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
If you update from a previous cm version developer options should mostly retained.

Its not realy hard to get developer options back, just go in settings -> about phone and type on Build-number.

You must type it 8 times or so, then dev- menu appears...:D
[HTC One S] fusk:
Yeah i know, that's how i got it, but tapping another 8 times doesn't remove it again.
[HTC One S] Hackbert:
I have the same issue. Wifi dont work, i make restart -> then bootloop. I solve it with clear cache/dalvik. But i think your power down will solve it. I try it. thanks for help. Do you know why there is boot loop?
[HTC One S] justaway2:
I still don't understand why you want to remove it. You don't have to click on it if you don't want to access it...
[HTC One S] frdd:
I even posted an image how to disable (rehide) developer options a few posts back, is this quite obvious toggle not there in CM 10.2?
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
The obvious toggle isn't so obvious... but it's there
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Looks like some nice improvements to Privacy Guard in 9/24

https://plus.google.com/117962666888533781522/posts/gk7X3HjNvnH

I can finally re-install intrusive apps like WhitePages and Realtor that won't work without GPS, but want a lot of other dangerous permissions.

EDIT: Man, what a mess. 6-7 bootloops, at least 4 tries to optimize apps, then if finally boots. I'd advise anyone who needs stability to step back to before the latest upstream 4.3 changes were introduced, maybe 9/20 or so...
[HTC One S] fusk:
[/COLOR]

What do i need it for?

I know i don't have to click it, but i did.

I have no intention to wipe data & system.

I understand there might be options helping to diagnose issues, but i don't really need that, maybe when the time comes i can re-enable it.

"Otherwise booting to recovery to flash is a pain" So if enabled, you can install a rom without using recovery, just directly install from the system? And if it's disabled you have to use recovery.

The quicker animation thingie i might give a try, but doesn't it remember the settings even tho i disable dev access ?

I don't how i could be so blind. Thanks. :)
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
I don't have access to the ville right now (with my sister). Anyone know if 10.1.3 stable incorporated the lockscreen fix or not?
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
It didn't appear to.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Nope. On 10.1.3 stable and delay is still here.
[HTC One S] epsiblivion:
what a bummer. I'm sticking with Maximus for now then. it's beautiful

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just use Focal in the play store

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what about wifi tethering?
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
Wifi tethering works.
[HTC One S] epsiblivion:
alright thanks. how about data? any drop out? or 4G problems?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Nope... Fixed a while ago. It's fine, just flash and try.
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
I haven't noticed any data drops. Data seems more consistent than the RCs, actually. Only thing I've noticed is USB tethering doesn't work and the lockscreen delay is still there.
[HTC One S] epsiblivion:
thanks!
[HTC One S] nicknc:
I'm on 20130923 and still have constant data drops, and toggling between 2G/H/H+.

It's not unusable, and the drop is resolved within 20-30 seconds, so it never really affects anything streaming.

But it certainly happens.

Oh, flashed the CyanDelta 09/24 update on top of 09/23 and same stupid rebooting/bootloop issue. Resolution seems to be holding the power button and forcing it to power off. It boots in after that.
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
I was talking about 10.1.3 Stable, not the nightlies.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Sorry man, I got confused given the thread we are in.

Sounds like I might have to switch to 10.1 stable, then. Thanks for the heads-up. :)
[HTC One S] Tendency88:
Since the lockscreen delay is still present in CM10.1.3 stable, is it possible to look at the code of CM10.2 that fixed the lockscreen delay issue and eventually use it for CM10.1.3? Sorry if that's a stupid question. ([MENTION=1815755]intervigil[/MENTION])
[HTC One S] GrayFox814:
Hey guys! I finally decided to update my ville to the latest firmware to be able to use the new CM nightlies but after I tried flashing a cm nightly all I got was boot loops. after hours of boot loops on different nightlies and even cm 10.1.3 RC2 I managed to get it to boot into the rc.

However the rom was glitchy as hell, and by that I mean not only fc's everywhere but no access to internal SD card, random reboots that would send the phone into a boot loop and require a restore and graphical glitches as well. Managed to stabilize the phone by updating to a newer nightly (this was maybe 2 weeks ago) and now most everything seems to work fine EXCEPT wifi randomly not wanting to connect at home and most importantly I still can't access my Internal SD.

I've tried wiping it before updating to a new CM version but no luck. Even a full wipe of everything before a fresh install doesn't give me access. Anyone have any ideas on what I can do to access it again? Thanks!
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Since you got it to install at all, I assume you mean you updated to the latest firmware/hboot. Your issue sounds a lot like you are not properly flashing the boot.img per the OP, as most people do not have such dramatic problems with 10.1
[HTC One S] GrayFox814:
I figured it was a problem with that at first but once a later nightly started working (mostly) fine I figured it might be a different issue. So I should just try reflashing the firmware? (Yeah thats what I meant, sorry lol)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
No, your firmware is likely correct or you would not be allowed to flash the ROM at all. You need to read up on properly flashing the boot.img via fastboot. Please consult the clear Instructions in the OP.
[HTC One S] GrayFox814:
I see. Alright I'll look into that. Thanks!

Edit: Yup, the one step I missed. Wasn't aware I had to manually flash the boot img now. Sorry for wastin yer time lol. Thanks again, got the internal sd working now!
[HTC One S] horno46:
Can Knockdown 3 doesn't run as well as certain other kids apps. Anyone else having similar problems.?
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
I'm on 5th nightly and I'm getting random reboots and poor battery life...

Can anyone recommend me a stable nightly from the latests with decent battery life?
[HTC One S] bunga bunga matze:
I use the 20130920 since release, no reboots and the battery life is ok...

Just give it a try....:D
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I find that the screen wake up time is much longer in the newer nightlies. Even though the screen is "on" (ie you can interact with the lock ring even though you can't see it), it takes ages for the backlight to actually turn on. I'm back on the 10th Sept nightly, the screen on feels a lot quicker again.
[HTC One S] syrelyre:
I don't know if this has been brought up before, but where can i find "old" nightlies?

Last nightly at http://get.cm/?device=ville is 20130921
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
Since which nightly do you experiece that longer delay?

You can find them in goo.im
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Well it was OK on 10th and 14th, I only tried 20th and 24th after that. 20th had really bad screen delays to the point where it wouldn't even turn on sometimes. I could click on stuff but the screen would remain black. 24th seemed better but still much worse than 10th/14th.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I did notice one thing...I changed my lockscreen background to a high res image of the kiddos and ugh...slowed it to a crawl. Even the lockscreen ring stutters.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Lockscreen background i.e. wallpaper? How high res are we talking?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Nothing crazy...the original is a 12MP image taken with a Nikon D300...about 4.55MB. It seems too big to even "take" as a wallpaper, so I had to use the cropping tool in the settings to take a bit off the edges.