yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Right, I have bad battery when I am outside of WiFi area but I have mitigated this by :-

Turning of location services completely, you can still turn GPS on when you need it

Added a toggle so that I am on 2G only most of the time, if I need to sure then I toggle on to 3G

Oh, and I followed this as well, basically diasbles Google Maps from autostarting...

And that's it, basically though I am on WiFi most of the time but doing what I did above does ensure that my battery lasts (I have gone 3.5 days without a charge before, was down to ~25%)
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Android 4.2 will be merged into CM10..

And who said no one is trying to fix the kernel stuff? There are plenty of people on it but many of us are busy these days so its taking some time to get to the point where we have a solid fix that would be accepted into CM. xkonni and others are on it but we don't control the CM build servers directly and until necessary code is committed, it will keep failing when compiling.

CM10 is however working very well, and for those who can't live with running a ROM that is only a few weeks old can grab one of the many builds posted here that have simply left out the kernel header commit.
[HTC One S] WHou:
Awesome thanks for the reply. I'll wait patiently until things are sorted out :)
[HTC One S] intervigil:
Sorry I've been on call for the past few weeks. The CM kernel has been updated some, but there's still plenty of things that need to be done before automated nightlies return.
[HTC One S] antaine:
This my battery life ... so bad don't know why it's so short.

Just after calibrated my battery with battery calibration app

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[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
There is no such thing as calibration with these kinds of batteries....
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Looks like nearly 4 hours with screen on...pretty good to me...what are you doing during that time?
[HTC One S] adrien1977:
Does anyone know how to install the roms from http://ville.giev.de/downloads/experimental/

When i install the latest one i get the boot loop.

thanks
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Flash the kernel and WiFi module zip from xxMrHyde in the general thread afterwards.
[HTC One S] adrien1977:
Thanks el smurfo

for those who dont want to search, here is the link to where the zip is

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1781011&highlight=wifi+module&page=134
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Thank xxMrHyde. I'm just a bored flasher with a failing job and thus a lot of free time.
[HTC One S] adrien1977:
well i guess i am not so lucky.

I have the 10/12 nightly

Downloaded the 10/30 experimental

Downloaded the kernel and wifi patch

Rebooted in recovery

installed rom

installed patch

wipe cache and dalvik cache.

Reboot

--> boot loop... :( :(

Luckily i did a backup

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in the other thread you are saying you are running the 10/29 build. Where did you get it from?

From that link i posted there is one for the 27 and 30 but not 29.

thanks
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
https://www.dropbox.com/sh/4eei4q0f3e8tgid/so4CbInFD6
[HTC One S] antaine:
Reading a book.... (with aldiko night mode black background and white letters)

Envoyé depuis mon HTC One S avec Tapatalk
[HTC One S] balducien:
WLAN?

Hey, I've got some serious problems with my WLAN. My router does not show up in the list of available networks, and in order to get it working i have to reboot the phone and reset the router. In some cases (very few) it shows up the router again and I can setup it again, and in most cases it doesn't find the router which I have just set up. And if it does, I can access the internet just until I turn off WLAN, restart my router or my phone or even until I get away and it disconnects (when the router and the phone WLAN both stay on!)

Things i have tried:

- WIFI Fixer from the play store

- Deleting all saved networks

- Deleting /data/.cid.info

- CM9, CM10 (unofficial one from ville.giev.de and official nightlies from get.cm), Liquid ICS, ParanoidAndroid (ICS and JB), AOKP JB, ViperX

- Full reset

But still I have the same issue! The only ROM which got it working was HTC Sense, but it did not work neighter with the sense based ViperX!

So if anyone knows what to do... thx for help!
[HTC One S] aoprea:
With another wifi-lan is the same ?

If not ... change your router .... simple
[HTC One S] beekiller1:
I wish they update the cm10 already
[HTC One S] intervigil:
http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/android/11488

agrabren managed to get this patch in: http://r.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/25388/

CM10 builds should be back, including an updated kernel, 1080p video recording is broken as a result, please report other issues.
[HTC One S] arnold1997:
Is android 4.2 merged in the latest build or not?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I don't think it's even released. You can find most of the app pieces scattered about the forums.
[HTC One S] arnold1997:
Thought it was released October 29?
[HTC One S] DigitalMonk:
Not the source code. That's usually several weeks to months after the announcement of a new version.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I wonder if 1080p is broken with the 4.2 camera?
[HTC One S] :
I updated from the previous nightly to the one launched today. Did all the usual steps (CWM backup, wipe cache/dalvik cache, install ROM), but now my phone is stuck in a bootloop. It turns to the HTC screen, but when it goes dark and would usually show the boot animation, it just sits there for a couple of seconds and then vibrates (like it's turning on again) and shows the HTC screen again. I can't even get it to stop doing that, any suggestions on how to get it to turn off and then try to boot into bootloader/recovery?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yeah, sorry Ethan, but it's boot loop city with the 11/1 experimental.

To recover, just hold down volume during a reboot top get to fast boot, then down volume to recovery and power button to select.
[HTC One S] :
Awesome, thanks. I forgot which button to hold down, had been trying power and power + volume :confused:
[HTC One S] klutch:
wao glad its working again the OTA CM i just finished having one just now 20121101 :good::D
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
Its working for you? I got the boot loop like others. ..
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Klutch lives in a different reality than the rest of us. YMMV.
[HTC One S] klutch:
nah papa smurf, mines is working correctly :good::D
[HTC One S] JN3141:
As they say: they're all the same device, but all have their slight differences. Guess yours has that slight difference that makes it work. :p

Tapatalked from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] klutch:
yea that could be tho, and its a experimental update then again, why other devices r having problems? :confused:
[HTC One S] JN3141:
I'm no dev, so I have absolutely no clue :p however, all I know is that its the kernel that seems to not work.

Tapatalked from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] kurtfimmers:
Experimantal working perfect in my case. Downloaded via cm updates on Phone, but did not install. Installed it with htc dumlock after wiping cache and dalvik.
[HTC One S] intervigil:
I suspect it might be the panel... If anyone who does get a boot loop could get a kernel log that would be very helpful, since I don't have a device that boot loops.
[HTC One S] JN3141:
Kernel log as in a logcat? (I'm pretty clueless here :p)
[HTC One S] pierre.ristic:
1101 experimental instaled right now on OTA. No bootloot, and wifi rules...
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
I too have been getting boot loops using the new kernel.

I have uploaded my /proc/last_kmsg BUT I have only been able to get that from booting into recovery so am worried it has been overwritten.

Hope this is of some help
[HTC One S] DouglasK:
Mine seems to be working just fine so far.

I installed the update via the cm updater, extracted boot.img from the package, and flashed it using fastboot.exe.
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
cm-10-20121101-NIGHTLY-ville.zip out now!
[HTC One S] yzoni:
First tried to boot normal. Then booted in recovery to pull the kmesg.

( With the nightly: md5sum: 0783ebd7dc96b2fff55d485b8ec4a723 )
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Latest nightly results in a brutal bootloop for me as well I'm afraid..
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Does the bootloop occur before the CM logo even appears? Because that's how it is for me, and that means what intervigil said about it possibly being related to the panel, might be the case.
[HTC One S] yzoni:
No cm logo. It reboots directly after the htc screen.
[HTC One S] arko7123:
everything's ok for me with official 11-01 nightly
[HTC One S] twotimer:
Flashed official Nov 1 st build, got a wifi not willing to turn on problem. Had to flash a fix which someone posted a few pages back. Does that leave me with a kernel which is edited by who knows who? :)?
[HTC One S] Untouchab1e:
Yep! Reboots before the CM loading animation.
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Take a look at the about screen in settings. You don't use the kernel from Nov 1. So that is why it's working.
[HTC One S] codf4ther:
Nov 1 Experimental build hangs at the CM bootanimation for me. For those of you that got it working was it a dirty or clean flash?
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
I didn`t make any changes to the kernel, it`s a stock CM10 one, it was builded from sources of oct. 12th,

for me the last working kernel.
[HTC One S] arko7123:
dirty for me, flashed with HTC dumplock and everything works fine
[HTC One S] Zonium:
Working great. Just installed and flashed boot.img.

Sent from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] twotimer:
Thanks, it's working!
[HTC One S] intervigil:
Those of you who have working CM10 on your devices, did you take the 2.31 or 2.35 update/RUU? (i.e. did the HTC update process in some way)

Those of you who have boot loops with CM10 on your devices, are you running 1.84 or lower?

Note: I'm not talking about flashing radio, I want to know what the last full on update your devices had.

The kernel logs posted by some of you actually turned up something interesting with cont_splash and rpm. Finding out which versions those of you who have/don't have boot loops are on could go some way towards confirming that suspicion.
[HTC One S] klutch:
i did it dirty too and working perfect, but since when all this is happening? its crazy tho.
[HTC One S] madstitz:
I'm on the latest nightly (11/01), running fine so far.

Did an HTC OTA to 2.31 while there were no new nightlies.
[HTC One S] thiasB:
Did the 2.31 to get the newer radio (1.06). Then switched to CM10. Getting reboots with all CMm kernels seen after the 2012-10-12 Nightly.
[HTC One S] XXMrHyde:
I'm on 1.78 Euro getting bootloop with kernel after Oct.12th

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[HTC One S] njeske:
Used CMUpdater to download/flash the 11/01 nightly over the 10/12 nightly. Just a cache/dalvik wipe. Bootloop before the CM splash screen. I'm on HBOOT 1.06. Never took a single OTA update on my phone since I got it the day it came out and rooted it same day. If I get some more time today, I can try to flash 11/01 with the boot.img removed. But I'm happy with 10/12 so I'll probably just wait until the kernel issues get sorted out.
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Did also 2.31 for the 1.06 radio. 11/01 works without problem. Flashed via twrp wipe cache/dalvik flashed boot. Img via fastboot.
[HTC One S] ozzie1p:
Same with me. Never took an update and looping on 11/01
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Boot Looper here. I have the original T-Mobile release...rooted before the first OTA. I used someone elses nandroid to get to 1.84, so I still have hboot 1.06.
[HTC One S] JN3141:
Same as me :p

Tapatalked from my HTC One S
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
Me too, and I'm boot looping...
[HTC One S] Navik57:
I'm boot-looping before CM logo as well.

Information I have:

HBOOT 1.06.0000

Radio 0.16.31501S.02

Please let me know what other information can be helpful, and/or how to acquire it.

~Navik
[HTC One S] intervigil:
I'm noticing a pattern here...

Any brave users experiencing boot loops can try this experimental build: http://jenkins.cyanogenmod.com/job/...archive/cm-10-20121101-EXPERIMENTAL-ville.zip

EDIT: reminder to please make sure you flash the boot.img properly

EDIT2: apparently that didn't work, a kernel log would be most helpful. You can get one by doing adb root; adb shell cat /proc/last_kmsg > last_kmsg.txt
[HTC One S] Navik57:
Will do. I'll post results in this post when I'm done.

Edit 1 > Downloading

Edit 2 > Installing

Edit 3 > Straight Install, same result

Edit 4 > Clear Cache/Dalvik Cache, same result

Edit 5 > Flash boot.img via fastboot, same result
[HTC One S] WHou:
No boot loops here, I think it's due to hboot over 1.14

Make sure you flash the fastboot boot.img
[HTC One S] klutch:
i havent haved no update but i changed phone, because phone screen cracked so i have a replacement, but the new one has a HBoot-1.14, but again i did dirty flash with CMUPDATE OTA
[HTC One S] njeske:
Thanks for trying to help us out. Downloading now. I'll try dirty flashing over 10/12. What's different between this build and the 11/01 nightly?
[HTC One S] intervigil:
This patch: http://r.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/25752/

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back to square one...
[General Topics] smb57:
Hello everybody,

Again I desperately need HELP. I have a XDA HTC TOUCH DUAL P5500 unfortunately it is in GERMAN and I would like to FLASH it the easiest way to FRENCH. Can anyone help on this? Thank you so much to all the PROS!!!!
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] kidoucorp:
Hello guys,

Some Samsung sounds are cool on our S3, but especially for notifications, I prefer ICS one's.

So, I made a flashable ZIP for CWM, to get back defaults sounds from ICS, JellyBean, and CM9.

Just choose what you prefer, or you can flash the 3 zip files straight if you want to have a big list of notifications/ringtones.

Note that it will let the Samsung default sounds. I could write a script to delete it, but don't have time right now. If some people are interested in it, I'll do it next week.

Also note that the default UI sounds (ie camera sounds, lock/unlock sounds, clic, etc), will be the latest zip you flashed, and so, default Samsung ones will be replaced. You'll have to flash the SIII_Default_UI_Sounds.zip to just let default Samsung UI sounds.

Final note : Once flashed, if you want to revert to stock and deleting the sounds you flashed, for now you can't. Same problem as for default Samsung sounds, have to write a script to delete the flashed stuff. If people want, I'll do it.

Should work on any devices, but I only tested on my S3 runnning LG6.

I'm not responsible if it crash your rom or brick your phone...
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] tsouza:
Hi there,

Thank you so much for this! But what about the keytones (phone keypad sounds)? The S3 stock waterdrop sound is horrendous, and disabling it will also disable the keyboard's keypress sound... would you mind making a sound pack for this too?

Cheers!
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] MadeInFinland:
Those dialer sounds are a goddamn mystery, pls just tell me where they are and i¨ll fix it myself! Have been searching for those sounds for ages now. Not one answer anywhere. :(
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] .MoHaMaD:
very good job, congratulations
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Nyto75:
Thanks for sharing :)

Could you tell me how to do it with Sense sounds ? Never get it working by myself :(

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Hammer_Of_The_Gods:
Hi,

Extract the sounds of a Sense rom (just download-it no matter which unless you want the sounds of Sense 3/3.1/4*, etc...) in system/media/audio/ui-ringtones-notifications-etc..., (choose what you want) and copy/push-it into system/media/audio... With the correct permissions for each files (.ogg).

Set permissions like this:

Do that for each files if you are alredy with the rom that you want, otherwise when you flash your new rom you can just replace/modifie the files inside the .zip, flash and you're also good!

After that no matter regardless of where the sounds come, the most important is the folder and the permission settings and also the sound format (I mean .ogg)

Reboot/flash and you're good!

:)
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Nyto75:
Thanks a lot :) I just have a problem, when I push the files I want, it simply doesn't work :(

Well, will try again ^^

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[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] Hammer_Of_The_Gods:
C'est à dire? Tu es rooté?

Tu veux quels sons de Sense?

Tu as bien vérifié les permissions, tes sons dans le bon dossier? Tu redémarres?

Ok, mais... C'est à dire?

En .ogg ça marche pour moi, peut importe la source du moment que tu définies biens tes sons dans le bon dossier avec les bonnes permissions...

J'ai pris les sons de notifications de mon Galaxy Nexus+mon HTC Sensation sans problèmes.

Si tu veux un coup de main->MP et on pourra jeter un coup d'oeil ;)

Sur ce, bonne nuit et tient moi au courant.

Translation:
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] sciayanpsy:
Good Work!

Thanks!

Seems to have worked out perfectly.....was getting tired of the waterdroplet sound effect at many occasions....

cheers!!!! :good:

PS: the sound through the headphones have also increased significantly....

Equilizer app from the google.play market should finish of the job for excellent sound quality :D
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] henengel:
did anybody find the solution for the annoying dialer keypad water sound???

hot to replace them???
[Galaxy S III Themes and Apps] traylord:
Does this only work for SG III or can it be used on other phones?
[HTC Desire S] Quark^2:
I've tried loads of ROMs in the past year, and am currently happily using Reaper.

Reaper's very fast, but unfortunately does not support the microphone of the stock HTC headphones. Which turns out to be a problem for me.

So, I've started looking for a new ROM for daily usage.

- Stability. JB seems very cool (and I may flash it a few hours to check it), but too early for daily usage for me.

- Speed. No GUI lag (or very little) is a huge plus.

- Sense. I'm running AOSP now (Reaper) and only miss a few Sense (3.5) widgets and programs, but having these back is a plus. Not really required though, but nice. Not having kernel 3 source (yet) hinders development/tweaking.

- Active support. Not necessary if a ROM is bugfree ofc, but a big plus.

No, after checking the development forums I think I these ROMs may be what I would like:

I think I have plenty options, but do not enough time to try them all extensively, any suggestions on which on be try?

Speed + no bugs are the biggest pros for me. If it has sense, even better.

- CyanogenMod 9

- ICE_DS 4.1

- Fallout Evolution 4.4.0

- ... other?
[HTC Desire S] ben_pyett:
If you're a sense person, then

Endymion

Or

Fallout

Pure source then

CM9

Or

aokp

Or

cm10 (although still had issues)

Sywepd form my DsereiS
[HTC Desire S] Quark^2:
I've run Endymion for quite a while, but the GUI lag got annoying in the end.

I fear that all Sense roms have this, all my sense experiences were laggy at some point. Or is there a rom tweaked so that the sense is not laggy at all?

CM9 is a serious option for me, but only after I've ruled out all current (actively maintained) sense roms :)
[HTC Desire S] anazhd:
Speed, stable, sleek. Yes, you may go on with ICE DS.

Why? ICE DS is Sense Rom, which by its nature, it support greater hardware compatibality.

I've tried many Aokp or CM9 rom, they were great, but doesnt have that kind if durabality. ICE DS is one of the finest modded rom, which improves battery life. Even thou im using half dead battery, it stands in like 12 hours heavy usage ( most of the time Whatsapping and Tweeting for like 8 hours within that 12 hours, soft keyboard and touch vibrate, and vibrate silent mood ) .

Now let say about games, well im not that kind of more into phone gaming. No. I hate playing games on my phone. But, I've tried Tap Tap Revenge 4 on both sense and aokp/cm9. There are lots of difference between performance and others. Such as freezing, spiking, fc. Most games run better on Sense.

Well, Im not promoting this ICE DS. To be exact, im promoting Sense Rom. You can try fallout or others thou. And as what you asked for, here's my suggestion. Feel free to read other suggestions. Enjoy your saga boi!
[HTC Desire S] suku_patel_22:
CM10, is my daily driver now

Don't care much about camera and Bluetooth.

Who wants ICS when JellyBean is here

Tapatalked from a Desire S waiting for Kernel 3 sources. WAKE UP HTC!!!!!!
[HTC Desire S] Quark^2:
I don't care about BT either, but the camera is important.

Wifi hotspot is very important for me too, but maybe I can use a 3rd party app like "Wifi Tether" for that?
[HTC Desire S] anazhd:
Will try CM10 soon. Still satisfied with sense after comeback from aokp.
[HTC Desire S] Jager23:
i use blindIce...smooth and without bug...i also tried cyanogenmod 7.2, endymion and fallout, but blindice is awesome!!!
[HTC Desire S] prateek7791:
I m using infinity for my daily driver.

Its worth a try for daily usage...
[HTC Desire S] anazhd:
Planning on to use Virtous infinity as daily driver as soon the latest JB version goes stable. :)
[HTC Desire S] slurpdroid:
I use MIUI v4 2.7.13 with AOKP Kernel (smartassv2 & sio), stable and good battery life with moderate usage :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] addictedhacks:
I am really confused... First off maybe I am using S voice wrong, but it sucks...Google Now.. so so. Now the original Google search works better than both of those and that's all I really need. Its far more accurate than SIRI and I dont need a phone to talk back to me anyway, I have a life.

Now is it me or was Google search removed?? Was it because of the Apple lawsuit? If so then why isn't it removed from all Androids? Wasn't it Google to first achieve the feature? I might be way off but that's why I am asking. Maybe someone can break it down for me thanks...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bbeelzebub:
It hasn't been moved from the SGH-i535 (Verizon SG3) yet.

It no doubt will be removed in whatever OTA they send though, as it's been removed from the Sprint and AT&T versions. Yes, everybody has agreed Google had the feature before crApple, but they got a patent on searching the phone (contacts, apps, etc.) so it won't be corrected until Android 4.1 with whatever way they've worked around it.

I might add, you still will be able to search the web via the search box, just not your phone.

If we get an OTA that removes it, you can reinstall the google search apk (on a rooted device) and restore the feature.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bucks130:
This whole patent infringement thing is getting way out of control. Obviously Apple is scared because now that sales have been on the decline, we keep finding out of all kinds of new lawsuits. I'm ready for the video chat over data patent to come into play once iOS6 is released
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] addictedhacks:
I never saw it on my phone until I installed synergy... Maybe I am tripping. I am still really mad and I think I am starting to hate Apple with a passion. Why cant they just play fair? Google should have sued for SIRI. I never really minded iPhones but now I feel like breaking an iPhone!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] KrisPeezy:
You can use google search by finding it in the app drawer or by long pressing the menu button at the home screens.

it will not be removed by OTA, but the ability to search for things on your phone will be disabled(as bbeelzebub said earlier). It will then be a simple internet search.

As far as why it hasn't been removed from all androids, it is because Apple filed the lawsuit against samsung only, and not google. So the Samsung phones, including the galaxy nexus are getting that feature removed.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] addictedhacks:
Oh I see... Well is this any true http://www.knowyourmobile.com/blog/...ved_universal_google_search_says_samsung.html ?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] KrisPeezy:
the story is true. because the universal search is only being removed on US variants because that is where Apple's patent is being protected. Other countries (including the UK, which is where this mistake was made) are still allowed to have the feature.