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[HTC One S] Rampage:
Same problem here

Send from a phone.
[HTC One S] JohnHenrySDM:
Can anyone help me? There is no Tools option when I press the menu in GPS Toolbox. All I see are "Drop Anchor, Toggle Units, Start Trace, Preferences and Troubleshoot." I've enabled "Show Action Overflow (display the 3-dot menu within apps)" in CM Settings>Hardware Keys. I've rebooted and tried again, but I'm stuck on this part "(you may need to turn on a way to access the overflow menu)" of the above instructions. Any ideas? TIA
[HTC One S] WCCobra:
I'm not having a problem with WiFi working, but when I disabled WiFi and enabled Data... it would not turn on. It was grayed out and after 10-15 mins I tried rebooting the phone. When the phone booted, data was still grayed out so I went in, clear the cache, and it finally turned on when I rebooted.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I am just a tinkerer, but I believe the WLAN firmware is located in /system/etc/firmware/wlan just link the radio images are. I bet someone could take the wlan firmware image from a previous HTC release and replace this just like we can do with the radio. I know when I used a nandroid to update to the 1.84 release, there was also a firmware zip to flash the 1.84 radio, audio and wireless drivers as well, so the images are out there.

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I've always used GPS Status, which also has a "Reset A-GPS state" function in the settings.
[HTC One S] dc211:
A few weeks ago powered USB OTG was added for our phone. I tested it tonight and just wanted to report it works like a charm! Even auto mounts the flash drive no need for an additional app.

It didn't really get mentioned much so I thought I would remind people. I'm using this $0.80 cable and it's working perfect.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005FUNYSA/ref=oh_details_o08_s00_i00

Thanks again.
[HTC One S] codf4ther:
Does this mount in recovery for you? I couldn't get it to work TWRP.
[HTC One S] sidthegreatest:
I just flashed CM10 & the gapps on my mobile coming from Stock.

But, the phone is stuck on the CM10 booting logo. I tried erasing and reflashing it, but I still have the same issue.

Can someone help me out ?

I read somewhere that I may have to flash the Boot.IMG from the ROM, so is that required ? If yes, how do I flash it in the recovery ?

Thanks
[HTC One S] NoMercyWWE:
Have you flashed the kernel also?
[HTC One S] sidthegreatest:
No, I just flashed the CM10 ROM followed by the Gapps.
[HTC One S] NoMercyWWE:
That is your problem mate! Youve to flash the boot.img as well - you can do it in three ways

btw: you can extract the boot.img from the rom you already flashed

1.via htc dumlock provided by TWRP 2.3.x

2. via Flash Image GUI (paid app on the play store)

3. via fastboot command

either way you take you have to be sure that every time you want the kernel to be updated , which is necessary if you came from stock rom, you should flash boot.img to get past boot looping
[HTC One S] sidthegreatest:
Can you please tell me how to flash the Boot.img using HTC dumlock within TWRP ?
[HTC One S] NoMercyWWE:
http://teamw.in/project/htcdumlock

this should be a pretty much self explaining tutorial

you should follow the twrp 2 steps
[HTC One S] sidthegreatest:
While I have the Boot.IMG file to flash, I cannot boot into the OS as the CM10 is stuck on the booting screen. So, how I can flash the Boot.IMG file ? I would appreciate your help..
[HTC One S] NoMercyWWE:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1604677

this should help you its kind of a toolkit for the one s you should follow the part where it says you can flash a new kernel (which u have to) everything you need is provided there.

Thats the way i did flashing before i went to htc dumlock. Hopefully that solves your problem
[HTC One S] :
follow this steps -> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1752270
[HTC One S] sidthegreatest:
Thanks a lot.. The last method worked..
[HTC One S] tadaha:
I'm having the same problem, and I'm very sure it has nothing to do with the router, I'm using a Asus RT-N56U by the way. Because the other phones in my family has no such problem.

Till now I have yet to find a solution.
[HTC One S] diggerbucket:
I managed to disable the home button last night, by modifying cy8c-touchkey.kl and projector-keypad.kl. This was priority for me as I have the crazy home button bug. I just did the home button for now but I think those files could be used to disable or remap all the buttons.

Will look into framework-res.apk soon!
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Watch this first...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmvCpR45LKA&feature=youtube_gdata_player

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[HTC One S] sidthegreatest:
U got me there :p
[HTC One S] antaine:
Does the screen flickering have been fixed?

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[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Not sure what you're talking about, but there were a lot of graphics and kernel changes made in the last few weeks. I have no flickering.
[HTC One S] unknown89:
I just tried it on the latest nighlty build with a the cable and my usb it doesn't power the usb. Do you need external power?
[HTC One S] jakemg:
Question for you ladies and gentlemen (and I apologize if it's been asked, there are about 250 replies to this topic). If I was going to move from the official "stable" version to a nightly, would I need to fastboot flash the boot image again (extracted from the nightly's .zip, I presume)? Thanks!

Oh, and has anyone noticed any discernible improvement from the stable to the nightiles? It seems okay to me, but battery could be better and I've completely and inexplicably lost my data connection twice in the last few days. Like no network at all...
[HTC One S] --anx--:
Always, you have to flash the new boot every time you will install a new stable/nightly... ;)
[HTC One S] jakemg:
Wonderful to know. Thanks for the quick and helpful reply. (:
[HTC One S] antaine:
I think you understood what i mean but to be sure, i mean flickering while playing videos and sometimes while quitting apps.

Not sure, but jelly bean 4.2 source code have been right? If t yes does somebody know when it will be merged in CM ?

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[HTC One S] BizzaBoy:
Just a quick "thank you" to all the developers who are part of this great ROM. Installed a "virgin" HTC One S today, the "stable" release, no hickups what-so-ever. Got the 1.08 modem installed hBoot 1.14. No WiFi disconnects when GPS is active. GPS works fine.
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
No, you dont

that is misinformation

i have not had to flash the boot separately for weeks
[HTC One S] codf4ther:
Thats because you have hboot 1.06. On 1.14 cmupdate doesn't flash the latest kernel. Mine will usually boot up anyway, but if you check the kernel version its the old one from the last time you did a fastboot flash.
[HTC One S] --anx--:
I'm sorry but the misinformation was yours...on hboot 1.14 you have to flash the kernel every time because the recovery don't flash it automatically...as cod4ever said before me...

The next time please explain, with every detail, why you don't do or why you do a determinate action... :thumbup:
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
my bad

there's been a hundred times i wanted to comment on something, and i didnt, but this time i did

i should have kept my mouth shut
[HTC One S] jakemg:
No worries, man. We both learned something. Not sure I'm going to switch to nightlies as I'm happy with the "stable" build for now. (:
[HTC One S] Da Baron:
Never can go wrong with your steady no frills CyanogenMod creations.
[HTC One S] klutch:
well i found my problem now with the headphone w/ mic during call, since no one could or i couldnt hear n i thuoght it was the ROM which it wasent.
[HTC One S] resetrobot:
Battery Drain

I've been noticing more battery consumption in the stable release than in the nightlies. Has anyone else been experiencing this?
[HTC One S] --anx--:
No problem!!! :beer::beer:
[HTC One S] :
For me it seams to be better. Maybe 10%... buts its good tho :thumbup:
[HTC One S] superjohan:
First of. Sorry of it has been asked allready.

Is the camera working properly now? Fast etc? Have not been following the progress.

Saw this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=kQ7LyfCGF7c

and it seemed fast?

Running trickdroid now.. but if CM10 is working as it should now im switching right now!

Did a search for camera in this thread but couldnt find a clear answer.
[HTC One S] worms:
EDIT: was a really stupid question :D

Other one, where i will find boot.img?

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[HTC One S] cecengazi:
How can i fix my mic problem?

when i record a video is the sound very low, but when i have a sens rom then is the sound very good.
[HTC One S] superjohan:
Isnt it in the rom zip file?
[HTC One S] :
yes. extract it from the zip file..

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[HTC One S] bobjbain:
I believe, from reading the post and knowing the software, that he meant GPS Status *NOT* GPS Toolbox
[HTC One S] Cry0:
hi guys, the story you are sure already bored of, but I've run out of ideas, so.. I've got stuck on the boot-screen!

here are the steps I went through:

- got TWRP 2.3.1

- wiped cache / dalvic cache / system

- installed cm-10-stable

- installed gapps-jb-20121011

- booted into fastboot

- fastboot flashed boot.img from cm-10 zip file

- fastboot rebooted

what do I miss here? I can't see what I have possibly forgotten..

Maybe someone of you have an idea? What is the possibility, that I have to also wipe the storage (SD)?

Thanks.

PS. I have to mention, that first I tried to install CM with TWRP 2.2.0, which it did, but failed to verify the CM-package. But then I've updated the recovery to 2.3.1 and did the steps above again, so this shouldn't be an issue I believe, correct me if I'm wrong though.
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Indeed a boring question. But here is the answer again. You didn't wipe data.
[HTC One S] Saiger:
yes he did...

but i think something with the kernel is wrong
[HTC One S] yzoni:
Uhm... No he didn't. Where do you see him saying the words "factory reset" or "wiped data?
[HTC One S] Cry0:
if with data you mean "system" option in the TWRP, then yeah, I've wiped that too

now trying to wipe the SD..
[HTC One S] yzoni:
OMG, no. "Data" means something else. It means the partition called "data". This is something else then the sdcard partition. On the data partition are for exemple the applications you installed.

Do factory reset in twrp and it will work. (again, this does not wipe the sdcard)
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
in TWRP, wiping data is done by choosing "Wipe" > "Factory Reset"

wiping system only wipes system
[HTC One S] Cry0:
well I feel somewhat dumb now, dunno why I was keeping association "data" with "system". Anyways, "Factory Reset" worked, so thank you very much for pointing your finger in that direction! Bad luck I wiped SD too, but that's not a problem, it's backed up.

Again, sorry for a dumb question, looks like I've managed to try every option, just not the right one - nothing I'm proud of.. :)
[HTC One S] a13xemz:
I lost hectic feedback and notification light after update
[HTC One S] worms:
I've install the stable but seems that wifi don't work.

I wipe every partition (cache, dalvik, system, factory reset)

install cm10_stable.zip

install gapps.zip

fastboot with boot.img

reboot and do first steps

reboot to recovery and install ville-z kernel

but now I can't use wifi, can't turn it on.

EDIT: is a problem of ville-z kernel :|
[HTC One S] novl:
Why did you think this should work?

The ville-z Kernel is only für Sense Roms.
[HTC One S] ardax:
Because this sticky thread says that it will work on AOSP & Sense ROMs. I tried flashing it too. CM booted, but WiFi was completely broken and wouldn't turn on. I had to flash back to the stock CM10 kernel.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yeah, I'd take it up in the kernel thread, not here. Stock CM10 works fine for 99 percent of users
[HTC One S] novl:
So you also believe everything that is written in newspapers?

In the ville-z Kernelthread there is no AOSP support mentioned.

I, personaly, would stick more to the dev-statement.

For AOSP there is extra thread from the developer -> http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1900644

And this Kernel is rather old in comparison to the current CM10 nightlies.

-> issues seems likely
[HTC One S] arnaudbond007:
OTA not configured in 16/11/2012 Nightly ? or I forget something ?

(Sorry bad english I'm french)
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I'm running 11/16 and it seems fine to me. Refreshed and 11/17 is waiting for download.
[HTC One S] dyndragon:
Is anyone having problems with Google maps navigation hanging or crashing with cm10? I can get it to start navigating but a few minutes into navigation, it will stop responding or just crash.
[HTC One S] ardax:
There's also no mention that it's a Sense kernel either. This isn't my first HTC phone and I'm used to the Sense/AOSP schism when it comes to kernels. However the only available statement of support is that it supports both. I thought maybe the One S Sense kernel was close enough to stock to allow for dual support. Obviously not.
[HTC One S] GrimTG:
Before getting offended and being wrong which you are. Since this isn't your "First" phone then you should understand to READ threads main NUMBER 1 post which describes things. Because if you take the 2 minutes it takes to read something, it clearly says for your SENSE 4.1 based roms. Last I checked CM10 is not Sense based. Click the main Kernel thread and read. Knowledge prevents ignorance.
[HTC One S] dills84:
Getting a weird audio bug running the last "stable" release (11/13) on get.cm. Sounds like the DSP manager compressor is cranked way too high and clipping. terrible sounding. are the most recent nightlies like this?

Also, is it seems like every jellybean AOSP rom I've tried so far has an issue while playing audio through BT and having WIFI on at the same time... makes the audio studder until WIFI is disabled.
[HTC One S] sumasage:
Occasionally i get a pop up message stating that the Apollo app crashed. I dont even use the apps for music. Does anyone getting this too? I am using 11/14 nightly.
[HTC One S] worms:
Why I cant have Facebook photo on my contacts?

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[HTC One S] ICWS:
+1 Maybe it is related to Low Power Audio?
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Blame Facebook & try haxsync from the play store
[HTC One S] JN3141:
+1, with Google trying to push Google+ and compete with Facebook (plus ultimately failing), chances are, we won't see proper FB integration anywhere in the near future.
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Are you saying Google+ is failing? LOL Facebook SUCKS! Learn to use G+ before "assuming its failing".

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[HTC One S] JN3141:
If there was a misunderstanding, I didn't say Google+ is failing in terms of actual design, but rather its failing at being 'the Facebook killer' which Google pushed it as. Just look at the numbers: Google+ has 400 million accounts, with only 100 million active, whilst Facebook has a billion active users.
[HTC One S] worms:
This things suck a lot and lot!

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[HTC One S] --anx--:
Anyone have tried last nightly? I'm about to install it, 'cause I'm still stuck at the stable version... :)
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Make that 999,999,999. F**k Facebook.
[HTC One S] :
Do you recognized any big changes?
[HTC One S] --anx--:
It seems to be all like before, no lags, no hangouts, no problem at all...

The only annoying thing that I've noticed, here and in the stable version, is that sometimes, when I receive a notify from the led lights...the led keeps to "pulse" even if I checked the notify...I don't know why... :confused:

This bug is here since the stable version, the previous nightlies didn't have that, led light, after check the notify, will switch him off...normal...
[HTC One S] :
I had this phenomenon in a previous version can't remember which one but i can't confirm that it's in the stable one. i will stay at the stable until 4.2 is included in the nightlies..
[HTC One S] Jorgeminator:
How can I install this radio on CM10?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1995765
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
It's the default. Check settings/phone
[HTC One S] :
Is not 08ts the default--the link is for 08es by Tecardo--latest EU radio

If I am wrong sorry--but, install of radios is the same for below .13 hboots which is what this one is for--instructions are in the OP--at or above .13, downgrade per Tecardo's link or RUU

Tecardo has some ril changes in build prop for it

Nandroid First--;)
[HTC One S] encho:
How to change the radio in cm? Just to delete it from firmware folder? Cause I want to use the European one.
[HTC One S] :
i have seen some posts on replacing radio in the system/etc/firmware folder--did not pay much attn as provided one is fine

so you can still fastboot radios, but need to delete the radio files in firmware first or just replace the radio files in firmware with the ones you want

not looking to do this--just curious--:)

NVM--found el_smurfo's guide--

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32847774&highlight=firmware+radio#post32847774
[HTC One S] worms:
There is any options to change the patch of photo folder and/or the name as the camera save photo? :)

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[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Ehm... I just flashed the radio zips in twrp and after that in phone info it shows the flashed radio. Is this a wrong methode?
[HTC One S] fipsib:
Nope, that's fine
[HTC One S] dc211:
Here is a flash-able version of the latest radio. It will only change the version of the radio in CM.

EU_1.08es.50.02.21_10.09c.50.04L.zip
[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Sorry for going off topic but I must respond.

It took Facebook 3 YEARS to get as many users as Google+ did in its first 3 MONTHS. G+ has been steadily rising up the ladder of social networks and it just had its first birthday. It was voted this year as having the BEST customer satisfaction ratings of ALL social networks. All the features Facebook has been adding the past year have been on G+ FIRST. They are trying to keep up with the features of G+. So you saying G+ is failing is way off base.

Facebook is like a highschool and family reunion. Its about talking to people you know.

G+ is a WORLD social network which promotes meeting new people and learning and sharing many interesting topics. G+ is about exploring.

G+ is Twitter,Facebook, and many others all rolled up in to one great network. Its up to you to get what you want from it.

Rant/over.

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[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I'll agree it's better by every measure except one... Facebook is stupid and most people are also stupid, so it wins...
[HTC One S] mdo77:
Yeah, I'm getting this as well. at one point had to restart nav 5 times to get out of an unfamiliar neighborhood I was visiting.
[HTC One S] Closed Source Project:
Two problems I am having with the latest nightly:

1 - Battery life is sub par. I'm coming from viperOneS Sense so maybe it's just an AOSP thing, but the battery really runs out quickly. Practically no apps installed and I can watch the battery drain like it's going out of style.

2 - Network problems. On T-Mobile USA, latest T-Mo radio installed, no build.prop modifications. Network is very slow (only 300kbps if I'm lucky) and connection times out / drops A LOT. I switched back to Sense and all is well.

I really want to ditch Sense (FINALLY!!!!), but can't due to these problems. I really wish we had more / better devs to work with an AOSP kernel.
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
The devs we have are the only thing that keeps me from buying a nexus 4. I think we have to thank them a lot for all this work. Battery life is the same I get with sense, but I also get connectivity problems: sometimes when I turn on data, it just doesnt connect and I have to turn on and off airplane mode or reboot for it, and its quite annoying.

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[HTC One S] dc211:
I think you need to do a little more work on your end to fix your problems. I get great battery life on mine and have for quite some time. You can read through the last 20 and not find many of reports about bad battery life. The only exception I see personally is that maps will suck up a lot of battery if I don't reboot after using it.

For you network speeds again I think you need to fix something on your end. I get a minimum of 8000kbps with a fresh flash and no other changes.

You can keep wishing someone else is going to come and fix your problems but the ones you are having aren't common with CM10.
[HTC One S] donverse:
I got bad battery life with the stable version, too(that i flashed over the previous nightlys without wiping anything), but just two days ago I flashed the 20121117 nightly, which works like a charm and I also get amazing battery life.

Only downside is, that I have to switch to airplane mode and back at least once a day, because my phone simply drops the signal and this is the only way, to get it back.

Any German users: Which radio to you use/prefer?
[HTC One S] BizzaBoy:
Funny that you say this. I got here a new HTC One S and a new Nexus 4 sitting in front of me. Right now I really don't know ... I'm coming from a Motorola DEFY. CM9/CM10 is SOOOOO much better than stock Android 4.2. The perf of a Nexus 4 is the same as the One S. The Nexus 4 looses a lot of screen real estate with the on-screen buttons compared to the LG Optimus G (which it is supposed to be based on) ... The camera of the One S seems to be better and offering more choices (but that could be due to the OS, for example "Macro" mode is missing, as well as ISO settings). Video for both is rather mediocre. Neither gets 720p in full 30fps. 1080p for the Nexus is 30fps, but let's not talk about the quality there. No idea what's going on. The only thing that the Nexus 4 has going for it is the HDR mode, which is quite handy for backlight situations.

BTW, right now I'm close to send the Nexus 4 back and going back to the DEFY. The form factor for the Nexus 4 is a tad on the big side for me, and due to bad design decisions there is a lot of spaces wasted on the device. When I compare that to the Motorola DROID DNA, there is a good example of how you get a bigger screen into a smaller for factor.
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
I really love htc one s with cm10 so maybe I´ll stay with it. However there are some things that keep this rom from being perfect:

1) When I sometimes turn wifi on from the notification bar, it doesn´t connect to my network until I go into settings and then wifi. Then it seems to find my hotspot and connects to it. Thats quite annoying :silly:

2) Also when I turn on data, even with full signal, sometimes it doesnt connect. I mean, the letter H/H+/3g... doesn´t appear over the signal bars and there´s no connection. Turning airplane mode on and off or rebooting the phone fixes this, but again its a lose of time.

3) Although in general the ui is quite smooth, there are sometimes small lags, specially when opening apps from the desktop, when the animation isn´t smooth as it should be.

I think these are the remaining bugs in this rom. Great thanks to the devs for all the work put on this :p
[HTC One S] tnpapadakos:
what version are you running? I used to have these first two issues, but i have not had these happen for a few weeks..
[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
Im running 11th nightly, stock kernel and 1.08ts radio (stock one). I havent been able to fix these...

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[HTC One S] LikeaG2root:
Wow, you need to update.

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[HTC One S] carlos_abril_94:
Not really, im running 11-11-2012 nightly, which is basically the same as latest nightly as no change has been made to the kernel I think :D

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