yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] antaine:
You need the CWM recovery that was first made to work with unofficial nightlies and before they merged a fix to make them flashable with TWRP

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[HTC One S] aegentirony:
You guys need to use CWM 6.0.4.5 to flash Cm11
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
Latest CWM for our device is 6.0.3.1
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Look at the cm11 unofficial thread. In the op is a link for the 6.0.4.5 recovery.
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
Here is 6.0.4.5

Have to flash through fastboot tho :good:
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Or use flashify or flash image gui
[HTC One S] blinksilver:
I don't know if anyone else follows the evita forums or saw the mention in the cm11 thread, but someone may have figure out the bootloops!
[HTC One S] antaine:
Good :) hope it will be merged to our device

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[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
May you give us a link?
[HTC One S] antaine:
Here you go

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[HTC One S] :
Hm. I was fiddling around with CPU governors and realised that a conservative govenor gives me an incredibly long battery life, but increases lockscreen delay to values sort of close to how it was before the kernel fixes. Anyone else with similar experiences?
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
Yes , and its funny you say that about the conservative governor... I have the same issue and am going to change it and see it it fixs it ...
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I was running conservative for a bit and it was laggy and lame, so I'm back to interactive.
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
I'm on on demand right now so far so good
[HTC One S] |RaVeR|:
Just when I'd given up hope...

This, if true, would be nothing short of awesome :fingers-crossed:
[HTC One S] rolph:
does anybody know why wifi doesn't work during sleep? any ideas?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
In case you haven't noticed and if someone still use 10.2, the stable 10.2 has just been uploaded yesterday to CM Downloads. I think the 10.2 nightlies will stop here since they moved to CM11

http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=ville
[HTC One S] ThomasHunter:
Hmm, in the past we didn't get stables because there were still bugs in the builds, but now they just attach the 'stable' label to it anyway? This won't be any more stable than the 10.2 nightlies or anything, will it?
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
I flashing 10.2.0 stable to see is there any random reboots or bootloops... I will put report here...

EDIT: 10.2.0 stable have kernel 3.4.11...

EDIT2: Display sometimes wont turn on backlight...
[HTC One S] |RaVeR|:
Yes it really might be more stable. Read my previous posts.

I'm testing it now. Should know if the bootloops are gone next time I use the navigation.

I'll definately keep this forum updated.
[HTC One S] ThomasHunter:
That would be great news! I can't find the posts you're referring too, (except for there still being hope :) ), but I'll await your findings then.

Would that I had the time to mess around with it myself right now, but I'm quite busy.
[HTC One S] antaine:
Do you know if the commit that fixed bootloop has been merged into cm10.2 stable ?

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[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
It seems that CM has changed the interpretation of 'stable'. The most recent stable builds seem to indicate only that no additional work is being done and that the code is in this sense 'stable' or unchanging. This label does not appear to be indicative of the functional stability of the ROM.

We'll see if that continues to hold true.
[HTC One S] Darknites:
The stable tag is for cm itself.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Untrue. The reason why this is the first CM stable release for our phone is precisely because Intervigil did not approve of the stable previously due to major bugs such as bootloops and screen on lag. While it's not perfect and probably never will be without all sources available, CM is now as stable as it's ever been on this device.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
I'm not sure if my point was made indelicately or not. The major takeaway was that the stable releases since CM10.0 haven't matched it in terms of stability. Granted, the single data point is CM 10.1.3, so perhaps this is a bit premature.

We'll see how 10.2 stable fares. On the other hand, CM11 stability on the nightlies has really been quite exceptional IMO and seems like it has good opportunity to be a great release once stable.
[HTC One S] fusk:
Mine says "error executing updater binary in zip(...)" cm11 hboot 2.15 when trying to flash.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Updated to CM 10.2 and home screen is missing the apps button.

Has anyone run into this problem?

Can't seem to install anything from Google play store either. Get the following error: Error retrieving information from server [RPC:S-5:AEC-0]
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Have you used the patched TWRP or CWR in the CM11 OP?

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You can add the action to the homescreen and drag to the dock.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Not entirely sure how to do that without being able to access apps/widgets.

Was trying to add Apex launcher from Play store to try and use it as a workaround, but ran into error mentioned above.

Thoughts?
[HTC One S] fusk:
Just realized i was in cm10.2, my bad. And no, i thought they wrote you need to use the latest version, and not those specific files. So i updated to original twrp 2630. Well, that would probably solve it.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Not using default launcher, but you add it like a widget...I think it's called an action though.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
I'm with you on the general idea. Just don't know how to access those widgets without being able to get to apps list.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
It's been the case since CM9. *Most* phones will be ok, but only because they were actually stable well before CM got declared stable. I stupidly bought an LG P930 once, and it random-rebooted on stable CM9 and CM10, to the point that I returned it after less than 2 weeks.

However, it is true that CM will withhold the "stable" moniker for phones that really have serious issues (more serious than that crappy P930), until an actual fix can be found.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
CM 10.2 actually seems pretty solid.

Haven't run into too many issues thus far.

Problems I've encountered:

No icons on dock (including apps button)

No ability to download apps via Google play store

Possible data drops (keeping an eye on this, nothing definitive yet)

It should be noted that both problems occurred on a dirty flash from CM10.0

I did a second dirty flash after restoring original 10.0 setup and ran into the same dock problem, however, google play store worked so I downloaded apex launcher and installed it. Although the dock is still empty on Trebuchet, I'm using apex without problems.

Problem I think is unrelated to the ROM:

I use my google voice number as my primary telephone number and have calls routed through google voice. After upgrading to 10.2, the call log now displays the number that google voice dials to reach a contact as opposed to the contact's number.

i.e. Call Mike - 414-328-5566

Call log displays - 617-445-2857

This isn't a problem that occurred with CM10.0, but is likely unrelated.

Both numbers listed above are fictitious.

Overall - Looks like it might be a good upgrade for those on CM10.
[HTC One S] Vap0rX:
I am on Maximus HD 10.

Hboot 2.16

TWRP 2.6.1

Tried to install CM 10.2 Stable, gives me an error. Reverting back to HD10 unless someone figures out whats wrong.

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I am on Maximus HD 10.

Hboot 2.16

TWRP 2.6.1

Tried to install CM 10.2 Stable, gives me an error. Reverting back to HD10 unless someone figures out whats wrong.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Not compatible with hboot 2.16. You can install the unofficial CM11 build if you want to use an unreleased hboot.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Might be better off reverting to 2.15 for now
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
I believe when the 3.4 kernel nightlies first came out, we were told not to dirty flash because there were so many changes that odd things were likely to happen. At least that's what droyd said. I advise you just titanium-backup your apps (not system settings though), clean flash, and restore the apps.

I don't recall seeing those problems even on the earlier unstable 3.4-based builds.
[HTC One S] Vap0rX:
Can you help me out with a link for that.
[HTC One S] dashivang:
The Cyanogenmod team just released a CM10.2 STABLE for HOS Link
[HTC One S] Rapier:
You could read a few pages back. I've posted the link and that's why the discussions started. BTW it's 2 days old already

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[HTC One S] Navik57:
In regards to google play not downloading updates or anything, I found that it was my Google account that was in fact corrupted. The fix was quite simple... remove, and re-add my Google account. It worked fine after that.

Not sure if the others experiencing the problem have the same issue, but it's something to try.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I have had it fail once or twice when hitting update from the My Apps screen, but when I go into the individual app and hit update, it works after that. Seems there is a problem for apps asking for new permissions maybe?
[HTC One S] Navik57:
Hmm, I didn't try to do them individually... I did notice after I removed and re-added my google account, some of my contacts went *poof*. Seemed rather random contacts too. Kinda annoying.

Also, when adding them back, I noticed when I go to 'Search Contacts' (when adding contacts), Contacts will crash after I type in the second letter. Never noticed that before. O.o

Had one random reboot happen today, but it seems as though the processor wasn't crippled like it had been in the past when doing a reboot.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Had a data drop issue today. Lost data connection and ROM would not reconnect. Added build.prop changes since I'm on T-Mobile. Will see if it happens again.
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
Using 10.2 stable for a couple of days now. Restarted my phone a few times during the day just to test the bootloop. The bootloop appears to be gone.

No issue so far.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
Try stress testing the GPS and see if it results in a sudden reboot (not necessarily a bootloop).
[HTC One S] dashivang:
Oh sorry, my phone just got the notification
[HTC One S] Borteeo:
On 10.2 "stable".

Wifi won't turn on, I get the odd data drop, and sometimes it's a bit tough to get it to boot into recovery. Also sometimes it takes a few retries to get things downloading from the Play store. Otherwise pretty stable. I did a total, complete wipe on the phone after a bad flash to CM11 that didn't work because, having been so long since I'd last been flashing it I'd forgotten I don't have superCID or S-Off on this phone :P
[HTC One S] Rapier:
If you're S-On you just need to flash boot.img in fastboot or with FlashImageGUI to have the ROM working. This should be done after any ROM flash. That's why flashing CM11 failed for you

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[HTC One S] Borteeo:
I have one of the encrypted phones that, as far as I understand, can't get superCID. Is it still true I can go S-Off by flashing boot.img?

edit: screw it, I'll try it tomorrow anyway. Thanks for the pointer!
[HTC One S] Rapier:
No, you can't get S-Off that way (at least I don't know such method). Being S-On, you cannot write to the boot partition from recovery (it's locked), you can do it only from fastboot. So that's why you should flash the boot.img (that is the ROM kernel) from fastboot. And you should do it after every ROM flash since the kernels are usually different (or at least improved with every new build)
[HTC One S] |RaVeR|:
Since I was quite negative on this forum during the unhappy months of bootloops, I'd like to take the time to compensate:

Been on cm10.2 stable for a couple of days now. The bootloops really are gone!

Using navigation and multitasking the OS while nav is on used to be a sure-fire way to get the ville to bootloop within 30 seconds.

Now, it's rock-solid! I can't express how happy I am about this. I was seriously considering buying a new phone, but now the ville has a new lease of life.

A big thumbs up to developers :good:
[HTC One S] Borteeo:
Hah, sometimes when you've been doing something for too long it's really easy to miss the small details that matter the most. I've been flashing ROMs since the HTC Fuze, and I guess I scan instructions too quickly - not to mention my other phones were never as locked down as this, I guess. I have wifi back and I bet in general things will work much smoother. Thanks for stepping in and pointing out this blindspot :D
[HTC One S] ThomasHunter:
I'm so glad that the stable is really stable according to so many people.

I'd gone back to 10.1.3 because it was ""stable"" but just this afternoon, my phone went from 34% to 4% (rendering me unreachable for the whole day, since I was working) because of a freaking bootloop, so I really considered going to a whole other ROM before I read this. I'll flash the stable right away :) Thanks for the feedback on the ROM guys. It's quite helpful.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Has anyone else encountered this problem? Seems to happen every time I leave my house where I have Wi-Fi. Once out of range, the phone fails to transition to cell data connection. I've tried resetting data and Wi-Fi without any success. On T-Mobile using build.prop edits. CM 10.2 with default radio.

Connection works fine if I reboot phone once away from Wi-Fi.
[HTC One S] abonec:
After flashing a new stable my battery stats are not refreshing(not flush total time) when I charge phone or reboot phone. Battery calibration won't work the same. What's wrong it can be?
[HTC One S] moverat:
You can run a few tests of GPS? Whether this leads to reboot? Please!
[HTC One S] |RaVeR|:
Please re-read the text you quoted from me :)
[HTC One S] moverat:
Sorry, I do not quite understand English. Thank you for the answer!
[HTC One S] ThomasHunter:
I've got one very minor bug-thing on the 10.2 stable that I haven't had on any CM build up to now: sometimes, my lock screen doesn't register me punching in my security PIN (so not my SIM PIN but the lock screen one). It does provide feedback on the keys I press, but I see no numbers appear on the entry line. This is solved by just pressing the Power key twice..

So TLDR: I sometimes can't enter my numeric password until I de-activate and activate the screen again.

Anyone know the cause for this?

Also, sadly, my device rebooted this afternoon, on the 10.2 stable. :( I lost 5% battery or so, so it was not a bootloop (those cost me 20-30%) but it's still a shame. I hope they'll be rare.
[HTC One S] moverat:
sad, but with gps error is still present. dropped from 2.16 to 2.15, fully cleansed system, installed standard ggaps and ingress, and has already received two occasion reboot. in the second case, the system itself is turned off gps. Radio 1.11.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Upgraded radio to 2.15 and problem persists. Tried 2 and 0 for fast.dormancy setting in build.prop.

Going to try a clean install of 10.2 and see if that does the trick. I always hate having to reset my desktop and other pages with app links.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
You don't have to reboot, just enable then disable airplane mode.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Did a clean install of 10.2 and still running into same problems with wifi->cell data transition.

The cycling of airplane mode seems to solve the problem.

Any other longterm fix other than doing this every time?

Thanks for the tip, btw.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
Does it happen if you manually turn off the wifi before leaving the house?
[HTC One S] |RaVeR|:
What do you mean with 'GPS'.

You mean the phone reboots while using google maps navigation?

Are you positive that you have also flashed the kernel from cm10.2 stable? (3.4.11-g69442cc build-01@cyanogenmod #1 Wed Dec 11 20:17:51 PST 2013) If you are S-OFF, that should have happened automatically.

I'm just asking, because I have not seen a single reboot since installing cm10-2 stable. And yes, I use google maps navigation.

The only difference is that I'm running radio 1.15
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
maybe it's with gps locked and with heavy multitasking? I remember that happened on 3.0 kernel builds too.
[HTC One S] |RaVeR|:
I dunno, you could be right, but I never had reboots on 3.0 kernels.

All I can tell you is that before the bootloop fix, I used to have these bootloops EVERY SINGLE TIME I used google navigation and I did a simple task like reading an e-mail while nav was in the background. Or when someone would call me when nav was running.

When nav was running without multitasking at all, it would last maybe an hour, tops, and then start bootlooping.

While I've only been running cm10.2 stable for a few days, I'm fairly confident this doesn't happen any more. It puzzles me that the problem would be fixed for me, but not for everyone.
[HTC One S] moverat:
I use Google navigation and ingress. moved from 1.11 to 1.20 radio, s-off, reboot, repeated morning, while there was a rapid discharge of the battery from 32 percent to 9. system was installed on a clean phone.
[HTC One S] sciopath:
Can't connect to WPA protected Wi-Fi networks with 10.2 stable (was ok on 10.1.3). I did a clean install. Non-protected Wi-Fi networks are ok, dunno about WEP.

Am I the only one having this problem ?

S-ON (flashed boot.img)

HBOOT 2.15
[HTC One S] wgg71:
Yes, same problem with the same configuration (S-ON Hboot 2.15). After a while even some non-protected WiFi stop working (stuck at Connecting...).
[HTC One S] ThomasHunter:
Just my two cents: this morning I was walking with GMaps Navigation for eightteen minutes, and after that it did reboot. The experience is better, but still not 100% stable.

To make sure, I've checked the kernel version, and yes, I have the right one. I have to say that I didn't do a clean install, also my radio is stock.

By the way, can flashing another radio reduce the amount of juice used by having data enabled? Because my data really eats my battery away and I never hear other people about it... With <1 hour screen on time on a day, I think it would last 12-16 hours, but no more when I have data (3G) on.
[HTC One S] |RaVeR|:
I've seen no reboots since the fix, but I have a long trip this Friday that will require me to use navigation for 2 hours. Should it happen, will post here immediately.

YES, the radio can affect the signal strength and power usage. You should definitely try a different radio. I think I can manage 16 hours with 2 hours of screen time easily.

Signal strength can also affect battery life! If you're constantly in an area with very little reception, your battery will drain faster. This is due to a system in GSM that modulates TX power depending on signal quality.

EDIT: I've finally seen a reboot while using navigation! At least it's rare and does not cause a loop.
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Still steady as a rock for me. Only problem that remains is the inability to connect to cell data after being on home Wi-Fi without cycling airplane mode.
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
Have you tried the build prop mods in the thread ?
[HTC One S] Navid-CR7:
guys ihave 2.16 hboot 1.20.50.05.16 radio and installed maximus hd rom on my one s. can i install this rom?
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
No, it's only for hboot 2.15

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[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Yup. Sure have. No dice.
[HTC One S] Vap0rX:
I had Maximus HD installed with HBoot 2.16. So I downgraded my HBoot to 2.15 and installed TWRP 2.6.3.0.

Initially I couldn't adb sideload CM Rom as internal storage showed me 0 mb storage space. Then I wiped everything i.e Dalvik Cache, Cache, data, sdcard, Android Secure, system. Now I got my storage space back but it is showing 9.9 GB Internal SDcard space. So how can I get my lost storage space.
[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
Used navigation for over an hour, the phone got a bit hot, but very stable, no reboot
[HTC One S] Navid-CR7:
is there any way to add double tap to wake?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Storage space is 10 GB. 9.9 is what shows. You're fine

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[HTC One S] antaine:
Use Bubba kernel

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[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Phone rebooted while using maps to find directions for an address. Navigation was not active. I was just using the directions list.
[HTC One S] machoman1337:
Confirmed that using Maps (without GPS on, just wifi) is capable of causing a reboot when you're trying to lock your location.

However it's not consistently reproducible.

Sometimes the One S can be using navigation/maps with no issues (other than a lot of heat) for over an hour, sometimes it reboots within 5 minutes or less when trying to lock your position on navigation/maps.

At least it doesn't bootLOOP, and after the reboot is done, the phone is not lagging to hell since both cores are online.

Other than that, the phone is pretty stable on 10.2 (decided to hold off updating to CM11 for now, but I got the TWRP ready). The screen-on is slower than on my N4, but certainly a huge improvement over the past, and actually about the same as my Nexus 7.
[HTC One S] lexluthor:
Thinking about playing around with 10.2 on an extra One S I have and, if it works, swap that with a stock One S that my daughter is using.

Does CM 10.2 improve the situation of having so little memory allocated to apps? On both One Ss that we have in the household, it's a contstant battle to clear cache and move apps to phone storage. Would be nice CM fixed that problem and allocated more storage to apps. Does it?

Any major bugs I should know about (bluetooth, camera, etc)?
[HTC One S] Dam4rusxp:
The stable release, that's been out for some time now, really is stable. There are no obvious bugs, everything is smooth. There are also no HTC bloat apps, which eat up all the RAM. I don't understand your problem with app space. I have 74 user apps installed on the internal memory atm and still 767MB/2.51GB free. My SD card has 6.84GB free space.
[HTC One S] lexluthor:
My stock One S shows 2.2GB of total app storage space. That's not much really, especially considering there are a bunch of unnecessary stock apps installed.

So, one CM10.2, there's 2.51GB total of app storage?
[HTC One S] klutch:
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[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
CM10.2 stable: today first reboot using facebook app...nonetheless so good so far
[HTC One S] Navid-CR7:
guys can I add beats to this rom? the sound quality is so bad
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Beats is awful. You want good audio, use Viper4Android.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Try deleting DSPManager.apk and rebooting. If it's not good enough, you can try the various other equalizers (though I think beats for CM is just a tweaked dspmanager
[HTC One S] lexluthor:
Is this a yes? Similar amount of internal storage available on CM10 vs Stock? Just that there's some extra free space initially because the bloatware isn't here? About how much extra free is there vs a factory reset stock One S?

I keep clearing cache and moving apps to phone storage, but I constantly keep running up against the internal storage limit.
[HTC One S] ThomasHunter:
I have 2.34 GB of internal storage, but I now have 500 MB free (226 of the used memory being caches) and that's about the least I ever had. I really never had to consider that there was a limit about how much I could install, within rational limits of course. I delete apps I haven't used in a year, but that about covers it.

Idem when I was on stock, by the way; I never had an issue with the amount of "app storage", in fact I'm really pleased by it.