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[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Klin himself said not to use his kernel since it is outdated and he no longer supports it.

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I was on 10/12 nightly with 1.06 hboot. Downloaded 11/01 and extracted and removed boot.IMG. Then rezipped and flashed over 10/12. It works fine but then had WiFi connection issue which was easily fixed by flashing XXMr.Hydes fix.

You can do the same with any nightly. You will just not have the latest kernel. Idk how much of a negative that is but so far my phone is working great!

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[HTC One S] traicer:
so i have a wifi problem different from the rest of u guys, my wifi turns on and everything but it wont connect to one of my routers. it works fine with the other router in the house. i was able to get a logcat, not sure how good it is since this is the first time reporting something. btw if its something on my end let me know.

http://pastebin.com/Ea355RH1
[HTC One S] JN3141:
Why would you want to -upgrade- your hboot? With the newer ones, flashing ROMs is more complicated as it needs a computer to fastboot the kernel. Plus (if i remember correctly), I saw someone in the discussion forum with a higher hboot where the kernel still bootlooped him. So not sure if its really worth it.

Anyways, just throwing it out there. :silly:

Tapatalked from my HTC One S running CM10
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
Its quite weird that sometimes animations of opening apps from the desktop are laggy, but other times they are smooth as butter. This happen in certain periods of time, I mean that sometimes animations are always smooth and other times not. This has nothing to do with rebooting the phone or the numbers of apps opened or free ram amount.
[HTC One S] :
Fastboot is no longer required to flash boot.img! Use this amazing app to flash on the go. No pc required and irrelevant of hboot version!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1954121
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
You can also use dumlock
[HTC One S] :
That is if it works for you, never ever worked for me.
[HTC One S] kjacksonmusic:
tried to use this still got bootloops, idk if I did everything properly but heres what I did, downloaded 11/4 nightly opened Flash GUI browsed to nightly selected it flashed it in kernel mode then as advised by pop up i rebooted to recovery and flashed 11/4 in TWRP, flashed Gapps and then rebooted, but just got boot loops. Did I fail somewhere?
[HTC One S] Andy2502:
Bootloop.. Bootloop.. Bootloop.. I flashed the Boot.img.. And still bootloop..
[HTC One S] Elloco305:
Credit to Eckbauer for posting this fix in the aokp thread!
[HTC One S] kjacksonmusic:
Checked settings > security and found that my sim is not locked. Don't have another micro sim to try it with. Hboot 1.06
[HTC One S] :
Flash a different rom and test.
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Cam someone who is experiencing bootloops confirm this?
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
I don't have SIM pin enabled and I'm getting the boot loop...
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
i`m also getting bootloops with deacivated Sim Pin Lock
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Thx! Can't see a connection between sim pin & the bootloop's but you never know for sure when it comes to software;"
[HTC One S] klutch:
i am not having that issue, but for some reason i just trying to make a call to Boston, and they couldnt hear me and i called back dont know why and plus it frooze, any ideas?:confused:
[HTC One S] iammuze:
it may turn out to be not worth it, but I've seen stuff like this happen before and I figured if an hboot update was gonna be necessary at some point I'd better get it out of the way. I just want to get back to the newest nightlies.
[HTC One S] PC Jona:
11/04 camera still doesnt work for me.

what kernel is everyone flashing?
[HTC One S] JN3141:
For me, I'd rather just wait for the ROM dev to smooth stuff out rather than upgrade hboot and have to do a roundabout method to flash a kernel. Plus, the old nightlies are still good for me :p

Tapatalked from my HTC One S running CM10
[HTC One S] aliaselchore:
Bootlooping aajjjjjjj that's why its call a nightlie
[HTC One S] fipsib:
I flashed the one that came with 11/04 & camera is working for me
[HTC One S] Elloco305:
Is the one on 11/04 the newest 4.2 camera or regular cam?
[HTC One S] tadaha:
#1337

It took me a while, but finally found it.
[HTC One S] pierre.ristic:
I have SIM pin enabled and never getting boot loop.
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
TBH I've just extracted the /system/lib/modules directory from the 12/10 nightly and when I flash a new nightly I do the following

* remove boot.img from new nightly then push it to phone

* reboot to recovery, backup and flash new nightly

* whilst still in recovery 'adb push' /system/lib/modules directory from 12/10 nightly to /system/lib/modules

* reboot

And it all works, obviously I am still on old kernel so am not getting the full benefit of the new nightly but hey ho....
[HTC One S] klutch:
well i just noticed when i put my headset wired and make a phone call, it reboots the phone and it takes more longer when u do a phone call, and if i pick up the call they wont hear me and acts real slow on the phone menu, but when i unplug it acts diffrently quicker, anyone has this problem?

:confused:
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
What nightly?
[HTC One S] klutch:
this one recently (20121105), i just did a few calls with a wired headset mic, and acts slow on the phone menu but when i unplug acts normal.
[HTC One S] :
I'm on nightly 20121104 with hboot 1.14 and still no problems... ;)
[HTC One S] thiasB:
I'm on hboot 1.14 too but the kernel doesn't like my device. Reboots before bootanimation

@intervigilium

msm_fb_add_devices: panel type is: 0x2940043
[HTC One S] twotimer:
I wonder what makes our (virually identical hardware-wise) phones so different that for some CM10 works nice and easy, and for others (like me myself with S4 chip and 1.14 hboot) turns to be total pain in the ass in terms of wifi stability.

Wifi doesn't work after installing fresh nightly unless I install a fix found in this thread or in the discussion in general forum.

What's more disturbing, wifi "hangs" out of the blue, and I can neither connect to any networks nor toggle it until I reboot the phone.

Is there any reliable way to overcome this issue?
[HTC One S] arnold1997:
Hopefully when htc releases official jb then maybe a kernel will be made fixing these issues.
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
would you mind checking Settings>About phone>Kernel and telling me exactly what's written there?
[HTC One S] alphar:
What's your hboot version?
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
1.06.0000
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
All this can be done simply on your phone using root explorer or other file manager.

1.Download new nightly.

2.Extract the nightly zip.

3.Remove boot.img

4.Rezip the nightly

5.Flash it over previous working ROM.

6.If you have WiFi issues, flash XXMrHyde boot fix.

Obviously you are not using the new kernel but have everything else updated. Idk what this means but my phone is running pretty dam good. :P

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[HTC One S] bobjbain:
I lost Root Explorer ages ago and could never be bothered to look for it again but, when I download the ROM to the phone, I use zarchiver to open the zip and remove the boot.img

XXMrHyde's fix is good, but all it does is copy the files from the /system/lib/modules directory from the 12/10 nightly to the correct folder.

I was doing this before XXMrHyde did his fix so I have continued to do it, horses for courses and all that, in fact the first time I used XXMrHyde's fix it didn't actually work so I haven't used it since (it may be because I tried to flash it with the ROM in the same TWRP session!!!)
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
Yes, the old fix results in problems in some cases, take a look at the new one, and new installation instructions,

it should work now in all cases, (hopefully), but you can still do it "manually" if you like, ;)
[HTC One S] klutch:
well i guess something is still not right, still having same issues calling i update 20121105 freezes and reboots, is it the kernel having problems and working on it? just asking tho i know you guys are working hard on it...
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
I am also on Hboot 1.14 and the last nightlies worked great. I never got a bootloop or non working wifi. No problems at all :). My Kernel Version is from 4th November so I think the kernel was updated too.
[HTC One S] cordobedp:
I have nexus chamber 4 and no video recording on this ROM only aokp.

someone else is wrong?

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[HTC One S] codf4ther:
For those of you having problems it would help to know your flash history, when was the last time you did a full wipe, what your recovery/hboot/radio version is and what your kernel version is. I did a clean wipe before installing 10/12 and have been doing "dirty" updates since then. I'm up to 11/04 now and I'm having no issues. The 11/04 nightly didn't update my kernel version but it still booted. I later updated the kernel with the GUI Image Flash tool and it still works fine (phone & camera work great),
[HTC One S] PC Jona:
what the hell did u just say

you have the nexus 4 camera?

i have it too it records video fine.
[HTC One S] klutch:
i think hes saying he has the 4.2 jellybean version from the N4, and its not recording on this ROM CM10?
[HTC One S] intervigil:
I am reverting the latest set of kernel changes that is breaking people with HBOOT versions below 1.14. The next set of nightlies should be using essentially the same kernel from 10/27 before the build breakage occurred.

If you want a newer kernel you can usually find it on my github in the jb-test branch: https://github.com/intervigilium/android_kernel_htc_msm8960/commits/jb-test

Currently that includes much newer display drivers and better IOMMU memory allocation. Hopefully it should include working HW vsync as well as all the other stuff the SGS3 CM10 kernel has soon. Naturally phones with HBOOT versions below 1.14 should NOT try this.

I might as well throw this out there, but if someone out there has a spare One S with HBOOT version 1.06 or so that they don't want... ;)
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Thanks for your work! But sorry for the noob question: Is in this directory somewhere a boot.img or flashable zip or something like that? I just see tons of files and don't know how I can flash or test the kernel on my phone :o
[HTC One S] WHou:
How do I flash the new kernel onto my device? Where can I find boot.img or something from that link you specified?
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
The posted link is the sourcecode of the kernel, or the reverted commits, you have to build the kernel from source to get the boot.img

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[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
11/7 nightly is out on get.cm. Can't flash it right now but hopefully for those of us on older nightlies and with a lower HBOOT (I have 1.06) this is the nightly we can flash up to with no major issues. I'm still on the 10/12 nightly and would love to get on something more current.
[HTC One S] njeske:
Downloaded 11/07 nightly from jenkins server right after the build finished. Flashing now.

Edit 1: No dice. I flashed over 10/12 with just a cache/dalvik wipe. Still boot looping before the CM logo. I took a backup of my 10/12 flash this time, so I'll try a full wipe and report back.

Edit 2: Still a no-go. Did a factory reset, wiped system, wiped cache, flashed 11/07 and gapps, boot loop before CM logo.

I'm on HBOOT 1.06. Never took an OTA update on my phone.
[HTC One S] da900:
Isn't it posible to leave all this new changes that break kernel on HBoot lower than 1.14 in the CM10 source? I guess that people with HBoot lower than 1.14 coul update it. Besides, new display drivers and other goodies are worthto make so. Am i right?
[HTC One S] ViViDboarder:
Well, the fact that it's breaking support for a number of devices seems to me like a reason not to include it on CM source. What are the improvements of the new display drivers? Are any of you on higher hboots seeing benefits?
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Just updated to newer hboot. I see fewer glitches. Eg when switching apps with the task switcher.
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Bootloops for me too, @intervigil I have included the last_kmsg for your reference (HBOOT 1.06).

I do get a Panel Type reference and value in it....
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I am on hboot 1.13, so I don't have the benefit of being able to flash kernels through TWRP without htc dumlock, nor can I boot the newer CM kernels. So there is absolutely no reason for me to not update to 1.14, since I will only get the benefit of fewer glitches and possibly being able to boot the newer CM10 kernels.

How exactly should I go about this? My understanding is...

1. Make a Nandroid

2. Re-lock

3. Flash the latest RUU (or specific version?)

4. Unlock phone again via htcdev

5. Re-root

6. Flash TWRP

7. Restore Nandroid

... is that correct?
[HTC One S] cowgaR:
hopefully HTC will release JellyBean OTA soon - they *promised* it in sometimes in October, and we all know what date it is.

Even then - I don't have any idea what is the time-frame they would release the kernel sources afterwards, all those 'Christmas busy excuses' are coming - I guess the dirty politics 'not to show the kernel code to competing MSM8960 phones' is in the play again. Or the incompetent software engineers in HTC.

Anyway, thanks for your hard work as always - love the device but my last HTC phone (had couple from them).

The company is going down with weak support and seems generally really clueless lately (recent HTC 8X pricing or HTC J battery fiasco).

Hope LG (Nexus 4) will be better bet...
[HTC One S] sumasage:
I am getting boot loop with hboot 1.09 using 11/7 nightly. I have not been able to update from 10/12 nightly. Every build after that always give me boot loop, even when i run a clean install.

Hopefully you guys will find out that is causing the breakage. Thanks for your hard work.
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
To avoid glitches change this line in build.prop in this way: "debug.composition.type=gpu" and then reboot.
[HTC One S] desmond2:
Hey is there anyway to get the stock battery mod and the htc clock widget
[HTC One S] topcat888:
Hi guys,

I've been installing nightlys on my 'one s' since they started appearing but ever since the 20121012 nightly the wireless will not turn on, in the new installs, I've even tried flashing the boot again from one of the latest nightlys and factory reset but to no avail, every time the wireless will not turn on.!

Just to confirm the 20121012 nightly works perfectly (including the wireless) but from then on, no joy..? Any ideas..?? Thanks
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Not meaning to sound rude (just in case I get the Society of Black Lawyers on my back!!) but have you read the last 4-5 pages of this thread or the Discussion thread??
[HTC One S] topcat888:
opps, no. :D
[HTC One S] mrcrassic:
Tip:

After banging my head against the wall for what seemed to be ten years, I've finally discovered that in order to flash CM10 on phones with HBOOT 1.14, one must flash boot.img separately using fastboot! The boot partition must have been secured more tightly with this version.

Carlos
[HTC One S] intervigil:
People using HBOOT < 1.14 with nightly 11/7 are still experiencing failures/boot loops?

Very mysterious.

Just to satisfy my curiosity, can someone who is experiencing boot loops remove qrngd from /system/bin and try again?
[HTC One S] thiasB:
Still and definitely I can't get any newer kernel to boot beyond the splash screen on my hboot 1.14.0002 and radio 1.06es device. Last one I tried is the 3.0.50 kernel from todays 2012-11-07 nightly. Even did an absolutely fresh install by wiping everything(!) before. See last_kmsg attached.

I now got it running with the kernel and patch from here which I encountered one spontaneous reboot with so far.
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
With Nightly 11/7 i get a blacksceen, too, but with deleted "qrngd", it boots fine
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Works for me with that file removed :)
[HTC One S] klutch:
the only thing i am having problems is when i make phone calls with my wired headphone build in mic, what it does when i call you dont here nothing and sometimes reboots and the call is still active, thats only my main issue other then that perfect, but if i dont use the headphones works good
[HTC One S] Saiger:
THANKS ALOT!!!

now my phone boots normally :D

:good::good:
[HTC One S] thiasB:
Now its boots completely. Great! :laugh:
[HTC One S] Paradoxxx:
I can see that file in the zip, how am I suposed to remove it?

Cause latest nightly still not booting here... even without that file in the zip.
[HTC One S] da900:
Latest nightly boots fine here. Without any deleting. HBOOT 1.14.
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
Well unzipped 11/7 deleted the qrngd file and rezipped ...Boots!~ Hboot 1.09

Anyone care to explain in lamen terms what that file "qrngd" is used for ?
[HTC One S] njeske:
I remember seeing the commit that added qrngd to CM10 a while back. I tried to find some info on what it is/does and came up empty handed. I forget when I saw the commit for it, but I think it was a little bit after the buildbot broke.
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
I was on 11-05 nightly but with older kernel, using hboot 1.06.

Just extracted 11-07 nightly and removed qrnqd like you said and rezipped and flashed over my previous build using TWRP.

Worked like a charm! Thx!

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[HTC One S] njeske:
That looks like it works! On HBOOT 1.06, removed qrngd from the 11-07 zip, flashed over 10-12 with a cache/dalvik wipe and booted right up! Thanks! Looks like everything is working ok (including WiFi) and I'm on the latest kernel. I'll test a few things and report back if I find anything broken. Thanks again!
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Success for me as well after removing that one file. HBOOT 1.06 coming from the 10/12 nightly. Wifi is good so far.

FYI, still getting Google Map/Nav FCs.

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[HTC One S] ValliJoe:
Same here on hboot 1.09 :thumbup:
[HTC One S] blackhartct:
:crying::crying::crying:

sigh... i have entered brick city, where all ur one s hopes and dreams come to an end... Downloading a ruu right now but i can't even boot into my recovery right now.
[HTC One S] alphar:
Just deleted that "qrngd" file from system/bin file path of 11/7 build and it boots like a beast! Hboot 1.09. So far so good. Headset recognition still doesn't work, but I'm sure it will be fixed sooner or later.
[HTC One S] sumasage:
Just want to report that i did the same and it worked! Hboot 1.09. What headset recognition problem are you talking about?
[HTC One S] dzo:
It's a server process that accesses the hardware random number generator. Definitely not necessary and I'm not sure it's even used.
[HTC One S] OriginalAuratic:
pretty sure it'll get uploaded to get.cm with the fix but for those who want the 11-7 nightly without the qrngd file now

http://d-h.st/UIx

boots finally!

im on 1.09 hboot
[HTC One S] alphar:
Audio won't play through a headset when its plugged in. There's an app you can use as a temp workaround called headset routing fix. But that's the only known fix right now.
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Do you have the headset plugged in when you turn on or reboot the phone? That's the only headset issue I've encountered and just removing and plugging back in the headset resolves it. I have music routing through the headset jack with no problem.

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[HTC One S] sumasage:
My headset are working fine.
[HTC One S] klutch:
i have that problem but making phones calls from the headset, it reboots and the call is still active and running when its done booting, and i unplug n plug it back in n still the same, i still wonder if it happends to anyone tho.
[HTC One S] unk2009:
Is it still recommended to use XXMrHyde fix V2 with this?

Thanks in advance for your help :cool:

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[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Works without for me
[HTC One S] OriginalAuratic:
i didnt and it works

no problem:good:
[HTC One S] intervigil:
I'm afraid I didn't make myself clear. If you are experiencing boot loops and you have HBOOT < 1.14 try removing qrngd and report whether that works. If you are NOT experiencing boot loops and you have HBOOT < 1.14 DON'T remove qrngd, and carry on as usual. There is NO need to remove it if you are not having problems.

Removing it isn't some magical fix that makes things boot, especially since nightly 11/7 reverted the kernel which was purported to cause boot loops anyway.

I'm unable to tell from people's comments whether removing qrngd is actually useful, or just a placebo.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I installed 11/7 without grngd and now have kernel 3.0.50. This is the first nightly to boot for me since 10/12 (hboot 1.06) without flashing the kernel downgrade.
[HTC One S] intervigil:
You see, my problem is that you installed the 11/7 kernel (which is supposed to fix boot loops) AND you removed qrngd (which is ALSO supposed to fix boot loops). Now it's not possible to tell which one actually fixed it for you.
[HTC One S] alphar:
I never have it plugged in while rebooting or turning the phone on. My headphones work in any other device. It seems like the only way it works in my phone is by using the headset routing app. I've wiped my data several times before they found out the fix for the nightlies was the qrngd file. Headset still didn't work after that. I may need to try a different ROM.
[HTC One S] OriginalAuratic:
ahhh understood.. i just redownloaded the original nightly and flashed it again without removing qrngd and it keeps bootlooping..flashed the one without the qrngd and its boots fine
[HTC One S] intervigil:
Weird. Evita/One XL/ATT One X users had this issue before. I suppose this means updated kernels can be brought back after a bit of testing.
[HTC One S] ponchofiesta:
Yes, hboot 1.13

Works, booted!
[HTC One S] JN3141:
+1, same here :p

Tapatalked from my HTC One S running CM10
[HTC One S] cowgaR:
bootloop city since?

October 11th

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/24675/

October 15th

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/24676/

reading the thread it's probably support for qrngd than the (updated) kernel...
[HTC One S] pierre.ristic:
HBOOT 1.14 with nightly 11/7 ... no bootloops. Works nice.
[HTC One S] resetrobot:
hboot 1.06 and I deleted that file. Finally no more bootloops! Thanks!
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
1.06 hboot

latest nightly doesnt work

will try it without qrngd

what is qrngd exactly ?

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ok boots perfectly without that file

wifi is great and seems faster
[HTC One S] qwerty warrior:
delete ......
[HTC One S] aoprea:
1.06 hboot

and I deleted that file and everithing works.
[HTC One S] mineIsAlreadyTaken:
@intervigil

Hboot 1.06, nightly 11/06 (that means the one where the kernel changes have not yet been reverted) boots fine without qrngd!
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
My comment is not going to be useful either. I hadn't flashed anything since 10/12 until yesterday's build so I did both things at once.

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[HTC One S] codf4ther:
What does qrngd do?
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=33828508

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[HTC One S] iammuze:
Yay! deleting qrngd fixed bootloops for me, hboot 1.09. what is that file? Am I getting the benefits of the new graphics drivers?
[HTC One S] mineIsAlreadyTaken:
it breaks the nightlies! :silly:
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Same here! I was on the 10/12 nightly with Hboot 1.06, flashed 11/06 and removed /system/sbin/qrngd and everything is booting perfectly well!

Nice find!
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
unreal that that one file is what caused all those problems booting for so many days...who figured it out and how? kudos to whoever it was

running 11/07 with 11/06 boot.img by the way
[HTC One S] cordobedp:
I install the boot.img day 7 with the gapps 4.2 and fix the WiFi and everything works perfect without deleting any files

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