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[HTC One X+] fazz:
Will probably be doing a full wipe this evening and updating finally

I know, I understand that I need to do a full wipe for your recent build and can make partial backups of only some things. The parts it doesn't restore (audio configuration and notification settings for each app, and security) takes a little time to set-up all over again and with two devices even longer, I need just plan my time for it. I'm overly detailed in how I configure my devices, which is my problem of course and just means a lot more time required and why I'm wondering if future ROM's will also need a full wipe again :confused:

I have a question, that you or anyone that knows can answer:

Does the ROM total size make a huge difference?

If the ROM is smaller in size, does that give the device more running memory?

Is the internal 64Gb shared with the OS by partition or actually a separate 1Gb?

I understand you need to build ROM's that are suitable for everyone, as well as CM compliant, I usually customize them a very small amount by removing certain items I never use or need, like TTS languages, all included media/audio (replaced with my own personal selection), all Live Wallpapers (replaced with one of my own) and just a few other apps I don't ever use. I'm just wondering if this helps in anyway regarding the ROM's total size? I did try out you ROM originally untouched and then the day after my own stripped version, but can't say currently that I noticed much difference, but the phone is very fast and smooth, which I doubt is related to what I've removed... including GAPP's which is also fully installed :)
[HTC One X+] Manish54:
Did the audio got fixed.. or it still sucks ?

The update log says Audio works.
[HTC One X+] flipside101:
Yes audio works and has done for quite a while , but what do you mean by sucks ?
[HTC One X+] spray.de:
it's still the old driver.
[HTC One X+] maritimesbob:
I think he means the speaker volume/quality, it's max volume is quite a bit lower than a sense based rom. I'm sure the rom dev is sick of hearing about it!!

Ps. It's still the same as before!
[HTC One X+] flipside101:
Ahh yes that old chestnut - AFAIK it won't get better till HTC release (if ever) updated drivers for 4.2 or up . The volume etc its fine for me (and for anyone who searches i did have BT issues but it turned out to be my headsets firmware)
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
we all are hence why im ignoring it
[HTC One X+] maxwen:
Exactly :p
[HTC One X+] Notechis:
Instead of moaning change to sense or Motorola... I am trying ChaOS and yes, audio is working like it should. No lags , clear and loud...

Gesendet von meinem HTC One X+ mit Tapatalk 2
[HTC One X+] oldjuju:
Hi all, I'm currently suffering from Kernel Confusion!

Is my kernel correct?

3.1.10-BLADE

llior@localhost #0

Fri Jun 7 13:32:21 UTC 2013

I flashed 10.1-20130607-UNOFFICIAL-enrc2b and extracted and flashed (I'm sure I did) the boot.img from the ROM zip.

I must admit I didn't have a look at the kernel version before, so I'm not sure if there was a change. But Llior's warning about Maxwen's kernel no longer being compatible with CM10.1 suggests that my phone wouldn't work with the old kernel.

There is a new (similar) post on Maxwen's Kernel thread, so this adds to my confusion.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=42524357&postcount=546

If I didn't successfully flash the proper kernel, is it safe to do now, or should I play it safe and full wipe?

I know that battery stats need a couple of days to settle when going to a new ROM and I shouldn't bring them up.....BUUUT my battery is draining 20% overnight. I've got a Tasker profile setup to stop everything from midnight to 7am. (turns off wifi, bluetooth, 3g, all syncs). So in reality I should have 1-2% drain.

GSAM battery monitor is showing that during this time the kernel has kept the phone awake for 6 hours since being unplugged. I'm attributing this to the battery drain....happy to be corrected.

EDIT: I am using Performance Tool to stop bluetooth stutter.....could this be causing the "keep awake"?

Past ROMS have wiped the battery stats when flashed. Is that the same here or should I manually wipe the stats?

Thanks in advance.
[HTC One X+] pandaball:
Hi everyone, language isn't the way to go to solve anything. Keep that in mind :)
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
that kernel is correct, you could have a rogue app keeping the phone "awake" also depends on how you got performance tool set in regards to the battery drain and so many other factors
[HTC One X+] oldjuju:
Thanks for the response Llior. I'm glad the kernel is right.

Gsam definitely reported it was the kernel, but I will see how it goes tonight. I've grabbed a couple of other apps to help identify the culprit. WakeLock Detector and CPU Spy should help.

Performance Tool is set as:

Frequency cap: disabled (default I think)

Cpuquiet Governor: rq_stats (default)

Governor: smartmax

Allow LP overclocking: on (max 620mhz)

IO Scheduler: bfq

Screen off frequency cap: 620mhz

I would assume that Performance Tool will only kick up the cpu if an app requires it.

Thanks again.

BTW, just had a sqizz at Chameleon OS. Very Purdy! Might have to give it a whirl at some point.
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
try the screen off cap a little lower, just not too low. but otherwise you'll have to get back to me if it was one of your apps.
[HTC One X+] oldjuju:
Cool. I'll give that a bash. Although that was the recommended cap to reduce Bluetooth stutter. I suppose it's a bit of a balancing act.

Will let you know.
[HTC One X+] rshahzad17:
Hi I had Need for Speed Most Wanted installed from Google play (paid version) now in cm I can't find it in Google play, appreciate help ?
[HTC One X+] reaper90:
Not related to Cyanogen Mod. Have this problem too on ARHD, when i search for it in google play on my compouter, it says this app is not compatible with One X+ (anymore). Don't know why they did that...
[HTC One X+] rshahzad17:
seems like they made it incompatible for Custom Roms, there must be a solution anyways...
[HTC One X+] aardappel12:
Might be too late now, but you could always make a titanium backup of the app and then restore it on your new rom. No appstore interference in that case :)
[HTC One X+] maxwen:
you should even increase screen of freq if you want lag free audio :) this is independent to BT

if you have wakelocks it actually doesn't matter much how high that frequency is

cause the real problem is the wakelock

so use wakelock detector to see what keeps it awake. Wouldn't be surprised if it is Tasker :D
[HTC One X+] djsynth:
Quick Couple of Questions before jumping on the CM bandwagon :)

Quick Couple of Questions before jumping on the CM bandwagon :)

Is this Rom stable enough for a daily driver ? Would this be an rc2 or 3?

I heard someone said amplifier not working on non sense based roms

Did you manage to get the amplifier working or is that strictly sense only therefore meaning sound is very low ?

Is there anything else not working apart from MHL ?
[HTC One X+] oldjuju:
Happy to report that things were back to normal last night. Unplugged the phone at 99% (only because I was too tired to stay up any longer) just before midnight.

Checked the phone at 7:50am and battery level was 96%. Not bad for almost 8 hours.

10:30am now and sitting pretty on 87% use. Granted I've done nothing except check my various tools and take screenshots, but a lot better than the night before.

Also really happy that Tasker isn't a culprit based on GSAM's list. :D

I don't think the screen off frequency cap should be the issue, so will jam it back up to 620Mhz (from 475Mhz) tonight and see what happens. :fingers-crossed:

Thanks for the input Maxwen and Llior. Keep up the good work.

A couple of screens:
[HTC One X+] Groteski:
It's been a moment i diden't update i was away for a long time and i'm happy to hear you'll go Offcial!

Congratz Lloir!
[HTC One X+] Dabman:
DSP Manager don't work. I mean i use neutron player and in neutron i turnd off eq. And i want to use DSP Manager to use eq in it.
[HTC One X+] I_3:
It seems that this ROM is having same issue with the SIM Toolkit menu as the AOSP+, where I originally reported it :(

Was hoping to use this now instead, but as it has the same issue, I will maybe need to return to stock temporarily...
[HTC One X+] maxwen:
have a possible fix for it

would need 2-3 reliable testers - please pm me

I will implement this first in my AOKP rom

if it works it can be ported to the other roms
[HTC One X+] siroj:
Running the 7/6/13 version for a while now and for me it's my daily driver. It's fast and stable and love the clean look with the addition of the CM mods.

Only issue i have is that BT is acting up when connected to my cars (Audi) build-in BT module. It connects without problems and after some syncing the phonebook is also available, but after a few min the phone gets disconnected and again automatically reconnected after a few min. This process then keeps repeating.

I would like to help out wherever i can, so i guess i should make a logcat file? Only problem is i have never made such a file and don't exactly know how. Did some researching and i think i have to install an app like aLogcat (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.jtb.alogcat) or some other app that creates logging, and then start that up before the **** happens. Afterwards i should have a logcat file that i am able to post/mail/dump.

Am i right about this, and should i be using the aLogcat app or is there something better fitted for this job?

For now: thanks guys (maxwen, lloir, corne, etc etc....) and keep up the good work!
[HTC One X+] pdauser12:
Storage Encryption does not work ???

Hello LLoir,

thanks a lot for the great ROM - I use it every day !

I have just discovered that one thing does not work on my phone (HOX+ intl. of course) - Storage Encryption !

Is it a know "feature" (searching did not give me any info on this) or a problem on my phone ?

I have your latest ROM (CM10.1-20130607), 90% battery, AC charger.

Both methods were tried:

1) Settings->Security->Encrypt phone

2) Terminal: "su", "vdc cryptfs enablecrypto inplace qwer" ("qwer" - temp. password)

Result: Phone reboots (as it should) and continues to boot again normaly as if nothing happend. The encryption process does not start.

Do you have an idea why it does not work?

Thanks!!

P.S. ideally I want to keep the pattern lock, while having storage encryption. That is why I have tried command line method.

But I have tried to encrypt with PIN lock as well. Though the result is the same: phone reboots, but the encryption process does not start.
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
ahh crap, thanks for the heads up, if you PM me some logcats and so on, could you try AOKP for me please, and see if it works on that?

thank you
[HTC One X+] maxwen:
encryption doesnt work on any AOSP rom

---------- Post added at 12:38 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:29 AM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=42714694&postcount=1539
[HTC One X+] siroj:
Regarding the BT issue i am having i created a logcat this morning. Started up Catlog, enabled BT and started driving. It connected to the onboard BT module and after few minutes it disconnected. When it reconnected i stopped logging. When it was connected i was able to access the phonebook and last called numbers without problems. I do hope i did it the right way and you can use this:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/czk9sd7ti6tm6zh/2013-06-19-07-45-55.txt
[HTC One X+] rshahzad17:
chrome freezing...

Hi, my Chrome started to freeze in CM since I installed new built, and it even freezes the phone overall, ... appreciate any help (syn is disabled)?
[HTC One X+] oldjuju:
Hey, mine was doing that a bit also. I read somewhere to uninstall and reinstall chrome. Since doing this I haven't seen this issue.

I had restored chrome (along with all of my other apps) through Titanium, so assume this might have borked something.

this helps.
[HTC One X+] rshahzad17:
I had my phone completely wiped before installing CM and than all new installations were done via Google Play, still will uninstall and reinstall Chrome. Thanks
[HTC One X+] djsynth:
nothing in sd card after flashing boot.img

I flashed the the extracted boot.img but when booting in twrp recovery after that, when choosing install and going to sdcard there is nothing there but just the twrp folder which itself is empty... help ? did i miss anything ?
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
yes you didn't read the Install \ F&Q

post 3

;)
[HTC One X+] djsynth:
Im so sorry but funny enough I actually did read the first three posts multiple times and I don't see what I missed... Did I have to move all my sd card data to a folder on the sd card called 0 or was that going to happen automatically during the flashing process? What do you recommend I should do to correct the problem as im kind of lost with an empty phone plugged in to the computer in fastboot mode... first time since I got the hox+ that im moving from sense roms to aosp based ...
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
yes

anyway, you can move it manually with root explorer or just adb move it...it's all in data/media/

then you just move all your gear into the 0 folder manually

or use TWRP file manager

mount > system

then

advanced > file manager

and move all the files manually, then reboot the recovery (don't reboot into system) and tada just like magic
[HTC One X+] djsynth:
So i need to move all files found in data/media to sd card/0 ?

there isnt such a folder made, how do I create a folder within twrp ?
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
use adb

go to mount > select system

then

adb remount

then

adb shell mkdir data/media/0

then

mv data/media/* data/media/0
[HTC One X+] djsynth:
I managed to install cm10.1 with gapps etc but now I have a different problem, when moving files from sdcard to data/media/0 via twrp during the moving it failed half way and now some of files are still in sdcard when they should be in data/media/0...

is there any easy way to move those files via pc ? as when i plug the phone in to the computer it doesnt show me the root folders just the sd card folders...
[HTC One X+] czarnas:
Llior already gave You solution, You run adb from Your PC. How to get ADB and use it you can find in almost every devices category, just use search.
[HTC One X+] aardappel12:
You could go back to a 4.1.2 ROM and from there you can do this
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
Easiest way:

using a stock rom

cut ALL files from your sdcard

then

install a 4.2* rom

paste them all back onto your sdcard (which will automagically be "0")

you have about 3 different ways to do it

this is the easiest if you don't feel comfortable with adb or file explorer
[HTC One X+] I_3:
I tricked it first time by renaming other existing not much important personal folder...anyway,doing that would also move those thinks from that folder to sdcard directly...
[HTC One X+] flipside101:
Ok i've been away for a bit but heres some logs i took as i was having the connect issue. In both cases i could see but was unable to connect to my 2.4ghz channel 12 wifi connection without switching off/on wifi
[HTC One X+] Cybertron™:
how to work orignal beats audio and google voice search not working...
[HTC One X+] oldjuju:
Hey guys,

I've been doing a lot more monitoring of my phone. Was getting a few reboots/crashes, so it's a clean build less Performance Tool.

I am still seeing the phone being kept awake for almost all of the time. I've got GSAM Battery Monitor, BetterBatteryStats, CPU Spy and Wakelock Detector all giving me info.

I charged the phone completely and let it sit overnight with minimal use before bed.

After 11 hours and 20 minutes, Wakelock Detector shows Deep sleep as 0.0 seconds and 10 hours 59 minutes Awake. The majority of this time is with Wifi, 3g, Bluetooth, GPS and Autosyncs all disabled.

BetterBatteryStats shows that

tegra_serial_hs_brcm_rx

as the culprit for the Kernel wakelock.

I don't know why Wakelock Detector isn't showing the kernel.

Hope I'm reading the results of these apps correctly.

I've read a lot of other forums and posts on wakelocks and there are a number of people seeing kernel wakelocks on cm10.1. Not necessarily on the HOX+, so I don't know how different things will be. But the main thing I'm reading is that it's not happening for everyone.

I don't know how kernels work, but is this meant to happen? Is anyone else seeing this type of behaviour? :eek:

Would love some advice/suggestions.

Max, also following your kernel thread and happy to give it a whirl when you have it ready for CM use.

Thanks guys! :fingers-crossed:
[HTC One X+] maxwen:
can only come from BT

disable it and check again
[HTC One X+] oldjuju:
Arrrhhh, that's not at all what I wanted to hear. :(

I have Tasker set to disable BT between midnight and 7:30am, but I will disable it manually. In fact I will disable Tasker completely tonight and manage everything manually.

That does make things a bit more confusing though.

Assuming that Tasker is successfully turning off bluetooth (and based on the Setting showing it's disabled), then something is still thinking that it is still enabled.

I have noticed that sometimes I have been playing music over bluetooth, but when I go into the bluetooth settings it doesn't show a connection to any devices. When I tap on the device the music is still playing on, it goes through the motions of disconnecting and reconnecting to the device. I have only witnessed this happening with a single device though.

Thanks for the input. Will report back tomorrow.

I shouldn't complain though, my phone has been unplugged for 25 hours and 2 minutes and is still chugging along with 28% battery. This is minimal usage, but a 45 minute walk using both bluetooth and GPS (jogtracker).

The phone managed a quick 6 second deep sleep! Power nap! :victory:

Now the real question is: am I just being a bit anal about wanting my phone to go into deep sleep when it's doing absolutely nothing? Will it change much with my battery life? I am starting a new job in a week's time and I may need to have Exchange setup (which is a hog) and it will get a lot more use. I certainly wont see 25 hours on a single charge then.

[EDIT] Interestingly, I manually disabled BT, wifi, 3g, gps and autosync (nothing should be running), uninstalled Tasker (just in case) and rebooted. When the system came back up, BT was re-enabled. All of the other settings kept their state. I haven't set anything up that would auto-enable BT on boot complete. Another reboot after disabling BT is fine. Will play around with this in the morning.
[HTC One X+] maxwen:
Normally bt doesn't cause any deep sleep issues. I have it on all the time and this wakelock is about 0.3%

just make sure you don't leave any bt device active over night

regarding Tasker - I don't like the app :D
[HTC One X+] oldjuju:
Ha, I'm getting that you don't like Tasker. :p

It certainly is BT causing the wakelock. (I had no reason to doubt you Max)

I've done a lot of testing today.

I've found that (for me at least) this issue is independant of whether there are BT devices turned on or not.

The tests have all been with BT enabled on the phone, but not connected to any device. I then reran the tests with all BT devices turned off and got the same results.

Basic tests (with Tasker uninstalled)

* turn BT off and reboot.

--> the phone would easily enter deep sleep

* turn BT on without connecting to any devices

--> the time from this point would be "awake" with kernel wakelocks showing tegra_serial_hs_brcm_rx as the culprit - this is as you suggested.

--> the phone doesn't enter deep sleep

* turn BT off

--> the kernel wakelock continues still showing tegra_serial_hs_brcm_rx being the top offender

--> the phone still wont enter deep sleep

--> I would have though that this had disappeared, but it hangs around.

* reboot

--> back to normal, nice and restful

I'm using the stock kernel for the latest release of CM10.1

3.1.10-BLADE

llior@localhost #0

Fri Jun 7 13:32:21 UTC 2013

So Max, do you see tegra_serial_hs_brcm_rx disappear after you disable BT? Is this something that the kernel should be doing?

I'm not sure if this was happening on the previous CM10.1 build or even Stock.

[EDIT]

Have just full wiped and reflashed kernel and rom from scratch and installed only BetterBatteryStats.

Performed the same tests and got the same results.

Wanted to make sure that non of my apps were interfering somehow.
[HTC One X+] cpu2007:
I'll appreciate if someone could help me here as I'm new to ROM flashing etc.

I have the stock ROM atm and want to install CyanogenMod 10.1.

I have read the guide but there are a few points that I'd like to clarify,which are not really explained in the guide.

I understand that I have to wipe everything to install the new ROM.

I have TWRP and have just made a full backup, after installing the new ROM,can I get all my stuff back, eg. messages,contacts,apps settings and messages(e.g viber messages) and so on?

if yes, how do I do so?

Thanks
[HTC One X+] siroj:
http://www.cyanogenmod.org/blog/cyanogenmod-10-1-0-release

Looks like this means CM10.1 won't be made official for our One X+ for now.
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
and how did you get to that conclusion? seriously?

it's been submitted for official when they get back to me about it, is anyone's guess...but it will be
[HTC One X+] siroj:
Well, someone's a bit grumpy today.... ;) Just wanted to point out the obvious.
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
not obvious at all, there's no code freeze ;)
[HTC One X+] siroj:
It clearly states:
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
i'll explain it better to you when you are on irc again
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
check out the not very nightly link

up to date CM code (about 1hr or so ago)

and max's most recent kernel build

SO problems could arise....hence why i set it as a nightly, but i know you lot like living on the edge :)

*hint* boot.img is in the rom zip is the boot.img to flash

and yes before anyone ask's privacy guard IS IN this build (the not very nightly one)

no change log

for those of you that care, the 8MP bug /MAY/ be fixed so if you could let myself and or [MENTION=4683552]maxwen[/MENTION] know that would be awesome
[HTC One X+] maxwen:
did not helped :banghead:
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
all fixed
[HTC One X+] Addicted2xda:
Hi Lloir,

I am trying your latest nightly. I did the following:

1. Created 0 folder (but did not move anything to it)

2. Flashed the boot.img from the ROM.

3. Installed cm-10.1-20130625-UNOFFICIAL-enrc2b.zip

4. Installed gapps-jb-20130301-signed.zip

5. Now I am on Cyanogen logo for the last 10 to 15 mins...

How long should it be there?

BTW it might sound really crazy but I had around 11 GB space left.. so is this delay because of moving the data (more than 40 GB that is ) or what?
[HTC One X+] reaper90:
Did you wipe before flashing? Happened to me too, when i tried CM for the first time.

In recovery: Wipe -> Advanced Wipe -> check all boxes and wipe.

Content of your virtual sdcard stay untouched, as long as you DON'T format /data.

Flash rom an gapps again then.
[HTC One X+] Addicted2xda:
Yup...

Trying reinstallation right now... :)

I think the culprit was inbuilt boot.img... working fine with latest blade kernel :)
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
You obviously have done something wrong as I'm using the ROM with the boot.IMG inside of it
[HTC One X+] Addicted2xda:
Could be... :)

BTW which should be better - blade or the one inbuild?
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
[MENTION=317275]fazz[/MENTION]

i'll get back to you on your post, not had time to read it properly....but the audio issue could be due to either the funky audio OR performance related (grab performance tool from the AOKP rom) and adjust the settings in that, see if that helps... i saw something about alarm clock, try the nightly build it should be sorted now.. battery @15 then 2% then off, sorry it's "one of those things" i bugs the hell out of me, but it's android.
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
everyone i'am aware of the issue with the nightly, i will be fixing it this weekend. please stop telling me about it :)

(the market issue)
[HTC One X+] Lloir:
inbuild
[HTC One X+] Addicted2xda:
You are the boss ;)