yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Oh, ok. Well, that makes sense-- recovery really has nothing to do with the boot-- just the install in this case supposedly.

Must have been pure coincidence.
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Recovery actually does have something to do with the boot process. Try flashing the TWRP from Maximus, it won't boot.
[HTC One S] RockR172:
As and when important patches or features are merged in the source..

Sometimes its just translations or bug fixes for other devices which really doesn't change anything for our phone.. Currently awaiting the merge of the CAF MSM audio patches which I believe, will improve the audio performance..
[HTC One S] Matt001:
Been running 20131117 + HBOOT 2.15 + CWM for 24h, almost no problems so far. The only minor issue I have is that every now and then the backlight does not turn on or is set to the minimum when the phones wakes up. So far feels faster and more stable than my previous 10.2 nightly... Can't say much about battery just yet.
[HTC One S] mattw525:
Good to know, never noticed that before. GravityBox is still awesome for a lot of other things though :)
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
I did it with an extracted firmware.zip too. But in #1519 of this thread there is an instruction, which might be helpful as well.

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[HTC One S] saikat1198:
thanxxx a lot mate :D
[HTC One S] BloodyScreen:
Anyone else experiencing a problem where you just want to reboot your phone (in my case because of an xPrivacy update) and it just takes decades to boot? That isn't the worst, I then powered it down after waiting 20 minutes for it to boot, went into the recovery to delete the cache and now my whole data is gone. Seriously, everything. All my app data is just gone with the wind, all my whatsapp messages etc.

I'm actually pretty angry about this, so is there something I can do to avoid this happening? This was already the second time, but the first time I had a backup like 2 hours before it happened, now I'd have to go back several days. Any possible solution to this? Otherwise I probably have to change my rom :/
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Never heard of that. And I suspect for this that xPrivacy or other app.
[HTC One S] pjw111:
Latest update seems to be lagy
[HTC One S] grorg:
Latest nightly works fine for me. What lags exactly do you find?
[HTC One S] pjw111:
All transitions are slow. I have fixed permissions and rebooted but still everything is slower and nor as quick.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I'm running it and it's a quick as ever. Try checking your CPU governor and maybe rebooting. I usually set all my animations at 0.5, so it's faster than usual as well.
[HTC One S] Aeonxul:
I'm on 12/9 version and now i'm planning to dirty flash the newest nightly because i don't want to lose my games save data and apps and other preferences and settings, so i'm asking you guys if it's okay to dirty flash? in that case, do i feel all the changes that have been applied since 12/9?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Yes to both questions
[HTC One S] justaway2:
Do you have to enable this somewhere? Because none of those gestures do anything for me.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
have you tried to tap with 2 fingers on an emty space in notif area? Or double tap there?
[HTC One S] justaway2:
Yes, and neither does anything. Does it work for you?
[HTC One S] Aeonxul:
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Dumb mistake, i sorted it out. i'm on hboot2.15 now. but another thing that took my attention, after formatting my sd, i get 10164mb (9.92GB) free storage, i think on hboot 2.16 we had about 12gb of free storage if i'm not mistaken.
[HTC One S] deniz2694:
I had same problem than you but i managed to get into bootloader with volume down and i used an RUU to make factory reset.
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
I'm not on cm so I can't test. Lower the notification bar, then press and hold two fingers there. It doesn't have to be a tap (at least not on Odyssey)
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Yes, on 2.16 hboot you have slightly more space. This is due to resized partitions in 2.16 compared to previous hboots. You have nothing to worry, 10 GB is the correct value (9.93 GB that is)

And no, it is not possible to have the same size on 2.15 or lower hboots (just if you have asked yourself this question)
[HTC One S] Aeonxul:
Now i see the advantage of hboot 2.16, really that unified storage is a good merit. in 2.15 there is only 2.2 gigs of apps storage, which i assume will become a major pain in the a** in days to come:D

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i will probably have to provide logcat for this, but with stock camera app, when switchin to panaramo, it is impossible to switch to any other mods, so basicallly the app will become useless, i thought they fixed camera. i get FC when trying to switch between different camera mods, 12/28. This bug was also presented in 12/9. So much for progress:D
[HTC One S] nicknc:
In this exact thread, I posted step-by-step how I downgraded successfully.

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Same thing just happened to me. Wouldn't boot at all in my case. Couldn't make a data backup either. Spent all afternoon doing full wipe and reinstall of everything.

Happened after a simple reboot.

Seemed like data partition corrupted, honestly. No clue why.

Might be a good time to make a full backup for those that are running OK.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Xprivacy, whatever that is, seems to be a common thread in these corruptions
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Had privacy guard turned on, but not xprivacy. No clue what that is. It's turned off now.
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
Also you may want to know that you can do a long press kill with the back button by enabling it in the developer options. You can also enable reboot to recovery and bootloader this way as well as USB debugging. If you having trouble accessing developer options you can download an app that will open it for you or tap on "build number" in "about phone" until it gets enabled for you
[HTC One S] Bjorn_D:
I have a problem with superuser 1.0.2.8. It cant update the superbinary in recovery, sometimes superuser crashes when exiting kitkat. Or it will boot onto recovery then it dosent do anything, i need to reboot manualy. Anyone got a answer to it.

Regards Bjorn
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
I have problems with superuser too, no matter, which kitkat Rom I installed. My suggestion: SuperSU, which works much better, as well, if you use TB. You can get a recovery flashable zip from here.
[HTC One S] ndldien:
Can someone advice me? I like this rom so much but can only up the stable one (4.3) on my HTC one S. If I up to Nightly (4.4) ROM, when receive some call, I just heart the ringing but could not answer because there are none button to swipe on my screen (no matter phone was locked or unclocked). I don't know how to fix it. Pls help.

Thanks

Dien Ngo
[HTC One S] ATSPerson:
Not sure if this is a bug with this ROM or if its a bug with Hangouts but video from the front facing camera displays to me and recipient upside down.

Front facing camera when I use the camera app appears normal.

Can anyone replicate?
[HTC One S] MrDuvet:
For those of you experiencing problmes with e.g. xprivacy, try out openpdroid. I'm using it since CM10 and never had problems with it nor did it cause reboots. The installation is quit simple but inconvinient, since you have to patch every new nightly with the pdroid framework and seperatly flash it.

For further information have a look at http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1719408
[HTC One S] grorg:
Latest nightly.

I've made some calls a day - and no one black screen...

but there is no screen fixes in changelog, it's very interesting.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Same experience here. Been nice. Not sure I want to exchange working back light for possible data corruption though, lol.
[HTC One S] gozzaa:
is there a difference between this version of cm11 and the versions on cyanogenmod.org?
[HTC One S] nicknc:
No. The only difference here is that op is offering a build for hboot 2.16.

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Just got a backlight-off issue after ending a call.
[HTC One S] justaway2:
That just means you got lucky.
[HTC One S] ChessSpider:
I don't understand though, why is this not fixed yet? How can we help our maintainer to fix this problem?

[MENTION=2207213]nicknc[/MENTION].. im cool. Just wanting to help
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Be cool. It's really a minor issue in comparison to the random reboots and the now-resolved bootloops.
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
I cant agree with you that Is backlight minor issue. This bug was on cm10.2, too. I remember that i said to $droyd$ that Is present on Odysey rom... Sometimes I need to press power button 7 times to get backlight on... That Is serious problem. Maybe it means nothing to you but it is very frustrating for almost all users. And it is more frustrating when I know that this bug Is present for very long time on our device. Not complaining, just saying... This Is the only reason why I must use stock rom. I receive 30-40 calls and make 30-40 calls more per day. Imagine my frustration when screen dont have backlight...
[HTC One S] nicknc:
It's certainly an annoying bug, and can understand how it would impact some folks more than others. Just want to keep things in perspective-- there are some workarounds, and it doesn't cause the heavy degradation of user experience for most that the bootloops and random reboots cause.

How long has it been affecting you? I've only noticed it for the last few weeks, if that, and only on CM11.
[HTC One S] Aeonxul:
About backlight bug, this only happens for me when using operator calls e.g. simcard calls, but when using for example viber, the proximity sensor works flawless and when the screen is not covered by my ear, it turns up fast & smooth and without any bugs.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
That might be due to the fact it's related to the phone app which handles the screen and back light during calls. Viber, Skype and so on have their own use of proximity sensor to turn display on/off during calls

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Just FYI, as the question has come up a couple of times. I posted a new thread listing steps on how to downgrade hboot 2.16-- just a repost of my reply to this thread back on page 150 (I think).

Feel free to point people over there if the question keeps coming up. Or answer here-- no big deal either way.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Someone please help :( My battery usage on the 20th 2.16 nightly has suddenly gone nuts, and it's because of Google Play Services mostly. 40% in 6 hours overnight for example. Someone mentioned earlier they were able to hibernate play services using Greenify but I have not been able to figure out how? Please help?
[HTC One S] maluus:
I don't remember backlight bug being present in 10.2 era. never experienced it at that time. I believe it was introduced with CM 11 and that old CWM recovery we used very first times when we started to fondling around with kitkat.
[HTC One S] horno46:
Does other people proximity sensor glow red when making a call?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Well it should be like this since you've bought the phone right? It's the proximity sensor that sense when you put the phone to your ear or take it away from your face. It should be lit (active) during a phone call. Haven't you noticed it before?
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
Flash 10.2 stable... It is not often as on cm11 but it appears on cm10.2-stable, too...

I dont have backlight off just when receiving call, it happening when unlocking phone to do something else...
[HTC One S] ChessSpider:
question remains though, is there sometthing we can do ? some kind of log we can post or something else? For the past few weeks all we have been doing is reporting that the bug is still there, surely there must be something more constructive we can do? :)
[HTC One S] nicknc:
The best way to help is to start tinkering with solutions on your phone until you find a fix. A lot of these devs here started like that.

There is another thread that instructs how to do builds. Follow that and one you are comfortable with development, help squash the bug.

Outside of that, it's all volunteer work of course, so we are stuck with bug reports and waiting.
[HTC One S] horno46:
No, I've not an I'm pretty observant usually. Maybe its always been like that and I've missed it..........
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Very late response, but double tap can be done by "double tapping" the status bar when it is not pulled down. This is tapping consecutively with one finger, not having two touches at one time as I previously thought.

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You need to buy the donation key and have xposed to get that option. Also, in wifi settings, uncheck the "scanning always available" option
[HTC One S] blinksilver:
Can anyone verify that their device is going into the deep sleep state? I was using the bubba kernel and I think that was the culprit, but I did notice that the state was unused.
[HTC One S] justaway2:
I've tried that with both GEL and Apex Launcher, and it does nothing.

Has anyone actually gotten this feature to work?
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Hm.. well I'm on TwistedKat which has the same feature. Did you try double tapping the battery icon (or top right corner of your phone)? I'm on nova btw but I don't think it matters
[HTC One S] justaway2:
Does TwistedKat have an option to enable/disable this?

I have a feeling it still needs to be togged on for it to work even if the feature is available in the ROM. Something like this shouldn't be rocket science to use.
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
It does. And I enabled it.
[HTC One S] Dverez:
I had the same on hangouts but I was upside down on the front facing camera, the rear was alright.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Looks like the setting enable well be in today's nightly

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/9320f28f5a4bc2411009683142b6dd285589efd8
[HTC One S] yz250il:
Any word on Hboot 2.16 CM11 new nightly or is the 20th edition was the last one?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
If that's in OP, it's the last one

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] yz250il:
Ya I know that, I'm trying to see if I should go back to 2.15, I kinda like the 2.16 with the extra space. Will there be a new 2.16 builds in the future?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Probably yes. RockR said he will continue to build it for 2.16...but now maybe he's stil partying :)

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] pjw111:
Google goggles is not working. It opens but only to a black screen.
[HTC One S] theonlysamiam:
If I flashed the full modular package for the gapps, but want to get rid some of them, is there a way to do? I tried using System Tuner Pro, but it failed to remove applications everytime.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
You can use the built in file manager and delete the apk from /system/app
[HTC One S] melo563:
Seems double tap is in there but not available yet so maybe a few more updates and they will activate it
[HTC One S] theonlysamiam:
And how do I access that folder??
[HTC One S] Rapier:
As you were told...use the integrated file manager to browse to it. First go to the root (/) then to system...there are two folders to look for: "app" and "priv-app"

I must warn you to be very sure what you're doing, not to delete something you might need...
[HTC One S] pjw111:
Recent new years day nightly fixed it...
[HTC One S] nespresso33:
It is working now.

Just check it in settings, and double tap on status bar.
[HTC One S] theonlysamiam:
And I understand that. That's what I was asking about. How do I get to the root from the file manager?

Thanks for the heads up. I realize I have to be really careful.

EDIT: Nvm figured it out! Thank you!
[HTC One S] melo563:
I am downloading the new nightly now to use feature
[HTC One S] melo563:
Definitely works now
[HTC One S] theonlysamiam:
Hey guys. This is my first time using a CyanogenMod ROM for a phone and I just to see if what I believe is correct. I'm currently on the nightly from 12/31 and with the new one just released, I don't have to full wipe since it's an update, right? I just flash the update and I'd be good? Thanks in advance!
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
You don't have to make a full wipe, that's right. The easiest way for updates is, to use the integrated cmupdater. You find it in settings / about phone.

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[HTC One S] gannicus84:
I noticed that there are problems with the car kit: the caller doesn't hear the voice of the receiver.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
What do you mean by that? What car kit? What voice of the receiver?
[HTC One S] gannicus84:
Using the headphones, when i call someone, he can't hear my voice
[HTC One S] nicknc:
You're using the in-line mic of the headphones, or are you using trying to use the mic of the phone?
[HTC One S] gannicus84:
I'm using the in-line mic of the headphones
[HTC One S] antaine:
Any idea is a fix for poweramp is coming ?

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[HTC One S] Rapier:
And what has to do the car-kit with the headset? You're using a hands free with headset and mike or a car-kit? They are two different things
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Not sure...but if anyone is interested in trying it, the poweramp unlocker is 0.99 right now.
[HTC One S] antaine:
Yes definitely, it's worth buying it, it's the best Music player on Android by far, I've tried so many players before choosing this one so I know what I'm talking about. But until it didn't work on CM 11... Had reverted to stable CM10.2 few days ago because of this.

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[HTC One S] nicknc:
It's got to be a broken mic, user error or a random bug, man.

I just made a call using regular old earphones and callers were able to hear me just fine.

Try a kernel wipe and flash again.
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
Just updated to the latest nightly with CyanDelta. Much stable, so phone, many CyanogenMod, wow.

Anyone know what new features we will see in the near future?
[HTC One S] Phuturist:
What exactly is not working for you guys? I have been using Poweramp (unlocked version) for some time now and havent had any real issues. On 10.2 there was an issue where it was unable to find the files after a fresh nightly but an extra reboot always fixed that. On CM 11 the only issue I'm having is that sometimes it doesnt recognize that the headphone has been plugged in and does not continue playback (which might not even be caused by Poweramp).
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
I had this issue once. Turned out the plug on the headphones was dirty. I wiped it a bit with a cloth and the phone recognized the headphones again.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Now

that's

a bugfix. :)

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No problems here.

I think the problem reported is that for the post I was replying to, the indication was that callers could not hear anything during calls made while headphones with an in-line mic were plugged in.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Happens to me about once a week. Blowing in the headphone jack seems to fix. This jack seems very susceptible to pocket lint.
[HTC One S] antaine:
Some songs were played maybe 2 times faster and sometimes won't play at all and I had to force close Poweramp to play a song. I was using the 20th 2.16 nightly maybe it has been fixed with latest ones but I think I'll keep running CM10.2 for now.

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[HTC One S] yuan_1202:
[MENTION=1815755]intervigil[/MENTION], [MENTION=4131981]RockR172[/MENTION]

May i request a function to disable the home button and re-map it to long press return.

Its for people who still have that annoying home buttom issue.

I know the xposed frame work is a solution. But just feel that a native solution is nice.

Thanks a million to the developers regardless.
[HTC One S] flyers00:
I just picked this phone up and I am having difficulty installing CM11. I am getting a bootloop on and cant seem to get past it. I have unlocked the bootloader and flashed TWRP and also CWM. Any suggestions or help would be appreciated
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Did you s-off? If not, did you flash the boot image?

Did you use the TWRP linked in the op?

What firmware are you on? 2.15?
[HTC One S] flyers00:
I flashed the TWRP in the OP

I am on 2.15 firmware

Where do I get the boot image for S off, if it is in thread I will search thru.

Thanks
[HTC One S] nicknc:
You don't have to flash the boot image for s-off, and it sounds like you are set otherwise, so being in a boot loop is strange.

Is it looping on the cm logo or HTC splash?

Have you tried downloading the nightly again, doing a full wipe of all but sdcard and reflash?
[HTC One S] flyers00:
I am ready to scream but I am maintaining composure lol

It is looping on the HTC splash, I can download the latest nightly again. Before I flashed the ROM I did a full wipe except for the SD Card

I tried to reflash the latest nightly and in TWRP , I get an error message FAILED (in red). I did a complete wipe except for SDCARD

I appreciate your assistance
[HTC One S] El_Svanto:
Are you really S-off?
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Looping is probably because you are S on and didn't flash the kernel (the boot.img in the zip). The failed is probably because you have the old TWRP. Look in the link in my signature. It has the TWRP selinux and how to S off
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Outside of a hardware issue, it really sounds as if s-off is not working correctly. I would carefully RUU back to stock and redo unlock, s-off, etc.
[HTC One S] Spy20:
Hi,

I can't connect to the wifi with the 20131228 version :'(

Fix permission is not in the recovery and the app with the same name not resolv the matter

What did you think ?

Edit : with the last nighty I can connect to WPA/WPA2 PSK but not to WPA PSK

I think has read something about this problem of security
[HTC One S] maluus:
Did you check that you use correct recovery? Because I'd experienced the same complication when I flash the Bubba's kernel with wrong recovery. bootlooping on htc splash. Some incompatibility on recovery may cause this complication where it does seem to flash without giving any error.
[HTC One S] flyers00:
Thank you very much, that seemed to work. I used the TWRP from the link you posted and also flashed the kernel. We shall see but it appears to be working fine.
[HTC One S] justaway2:
Why is it that not a single page goes by without someone using the wrong recovery or not being S-OFF?

Seriously, how difficult is it to read the first post? This thread is flooded with garbage.
[HTC One S] dcacklam:
Reminds me of CM10 on the Amaze... 'yes, you must flash with 4EXT or it will bootloop...' 'yes, you must flash gapps separately'.... (Amaze S-Off required shorting solder-pads on the mainboard, but 4EXT implemented a work-around to allow automated boot.img flashing)....
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
One click roots and CM installers have made it easy for people to do stuff to their phones that should normally require a lot of time and research. Unfortunately, the One S still requires you to put in the work and that causes this thread to be bloated with the same questions over and over...
[HTC One S] flyers00:
It was not difficult at all to read at all, sorry the install didnt go as smooth as yours and I got caught in a bootloop. 10 minute fix and all is good

Like to rephrase that, the phone appears to be dead. Not taking a charge and when I try to boot into recovery or bootloader, the 3 lights at the bottom blink and then black screen
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Try and ruu back to stock and start over. If you need help picking a ruu, feel free to follow my downgrade firmware thread. It accomplishes the same thing.
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
When you have time, you my as well go into your bootloader and check if you are actually s-on. If you are in fact s-off, then you can save the hastle of flashing the boot and also benefit from other kernels like bubba (you can use it with s-on as well but you have to make an img yourself)
[HTC One S] flyers00:
Whenever I try to get to boot loader or recovery those 3 blink and screen goes black. Anyway around it and if so how. Then I will follow your tgread