yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] maluus:
Strange. I switched back to TWRP 2.6.3.0 to flash 19112013 build. flashed rom and gapps without problem. but when I'd booted, noticed that I've lost the root.I reflashed supersu 1.69 to no use, then I tried 1.65 but again to no use. I'm back to cwm again to see if it works without problem.

Update: After CWM and full reinstall su did not work again. after a bit of meddling (deactivating and reactivating the su) started to work again. So I m not sure if its twrp related. further investigation needed which I can't do it right now.
[HTC One S] guandalfthegrey:
Same happened here yesterday, but after some uninstall and reinstall of supersu (1.69) in recovery, it restarted to work. Not completely sure, but it seemed to me that the move that made the deal was to delete the supersu apk from /system/app with "Root Browser" that acted like it still had root privileges.

I am using CWM 6.0.4.4, though.
[HTC One S] phoenixita:
Are you guys having issues with wi-fi?
[HTC One S] guandalfthegrey:
Not at all, I can connect my corporate network (WPA2 enterprise + PPTP + MSCHAP) and a couple of home networks (WPA2/PSK).

It just doesn't resume the connection automatically some (seldom) times. Plane mode and back fixes.

On the other hand I have 3g connection issues. I've never seen the little "+" near the "H" from when I'm using KK. But this is another story. :)

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Audio seem to work worse than in 11/17 here.

Can you please list the Change IDs merged so that I can reproduce the build (while lurking into the code)?

Thank you.
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
Good question but the firmware update does have benefits for people who have lots of apps on their phone, or maybe a few large apps. It does away with the different partitions for apps and sdcard allowing much more flexibility for choosing how to manage the space. It's also the direction most android devices with internal storage are headed anyways.
[HTC One S] RockR172:
the code review doesn't seem to load for me..

but when i had last checked a few hours ago, most of the patches were merged..

the frameworks/av related patches..

try a build now and see if it works, if it doesn't i will send you the links once r.cyanogenmod.com loads for me..

EDIT: Those patches are merged.

I agree with that, but still.. i might not always get time to do a build for 2.16.. so updates won't be as regular as official CM Nightlies..
[HTC One S] usaff22:
No one needs nightlies lol.

Once a month is fine for me :p
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
I dirty flashed over CM10.2 and had a few problems, calendars not picking up, FCs in exchange services.

BT works with my car radio but I still get the WiFi problems that seem unique to me (that I experience across all ROM flavours).

Clean flashed CM11 and calendar works OOTB and no FCs in exchange services.

GPS works and seems to pick up rather quickly. Don't use Gmaps so don't know if that'll soft boot if used..
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
As I mentioned, I also got the calender problem after dirty flashing. But the advice from el_smurfo solved the problem. I wiped the app data and when I open the calender I said that I want to sign in "later". Suddenly my calenders appeared :good:

I don't use exchange service so don't know. Bluetooth works fine with my wireless speaker. WiFi sometimes takes long to connect, but it works (WPA2).
[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
Had a reboot which turned in to a bootloop. This time it was when I was doing a specific action instead of the random reboots we're used to.

Here's a log: https://www.dropbox.com/s/vo9dfzcciazh4ym/44rebootloop_gpluslocationshare.log
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I upgraded because I much prefer the new partition layout (always running out of sd space otherwise) and considering I have had zero bootloops no matter how hard I try to recreate them, I think 2.16 might be the way forward even for official nightlies. The extra 2 GB of storage space is also very useful. The only time I had reboots was on a few warm boots on the 17th nightly - they only happened in the first second or two of the boot animation, never during phone use. The 19th nightly has not rebooted even during warm boots or use at all.

Anyway I wanted to weigh in regarding the new audio patches you added on the 19th nightly, I haven't noticed any difference in quality over 17th, but I have noticed my music player acting very strange, the audio engine of the player will repeatedly crash and fail. Any chance you could link me to the patches?
[HTC One S] guandalfthegrey:
Confirmed. I've built what it should be the 11/20 even if it's still marked 11/18 in the phone info and it's behaveing like "your" 11/19".

Some added bugs, but nothing particularly bad.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Does anyone still have the link for the 17th Nightly (2.16)?

Edit: nevermind, found it.
[HTC One S] myqj:
TWRP 2.6.0.0

It actually flashed fine on TWRP 2.6.0.0 Everything worked, very smooth and no reboots. Only the radio had some issues, but that was fixed by flashing radio 1.2

Hboot: 2.15

S-Off

Super Cid
[HTC One S] ale29-09:
Flashed the 11/19 from TWRP 2.6.3.0 from CM10.2 without data wipe (only /cache, /system and Dalvik Cache), everything works fine, really stable and awesome battery life.

Only a problem, Xposed doesn't works (that's a Xposed limitation) :(

Inviato dal mio Nexus 7 utilizzando Tapatalk
[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
Does anyone else have that the lockscreen says "EMERGENCY CALL" constantly at the bottom, even with full signal?

Edit: Obviously it's after 17:00 and I'm asleep. EMERGENCY CALLS is on there because I've got the screenlock.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Nope, not here. But more importantly how are you taking screenshots? Third party app?
[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
Same as always. Hold power button.

It shows distorted when you take it but it saves it normally.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
How do you enable the screenshot option? I don't have it.
[HTC One S] striped121:
Hmm I'm on 26th. Anyone else confirm it's working on a newer build?
[HTC One S] Insecret:
me 2 but for me this is not a bug, is better for batt :)
[HTC One S] Hevy12:
I'm on 10.2 stable at the moment and I want to update to 11.

Are these steps alright?

1. Wipe (factory reset, data, dalvik cache, android secure)

2. Connect to pc, put Gapps and CM11 on the device, remove USB

3. Flash CM.11 and Gapps

4. Reboot into Bootloader, connect to PC

5. Extracting the CM.11.zip into the folder that contains the fastboot.exe

6. Open CMD: Go to my folder, fastboot flash boot boot.img, fastboot reboot

I have installed TWRP 2.6.3.0 (the download link includes selinux) and HBOOT 2. 15.0000

Thanks!

Sincerely,
[HTC One S] deniz2694:
If you are S-OFF you don't have to do steps 4,5,6.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I would argue you could skip step 1 as well and save yourself some time, but YMMV
[HTC One S] deniz2694:
are you sure ? because 10.2 and 11 are different android versions and thus, a full wipe is always recommended before flashing.
[HTC One S] Hevy12:
Thanks. But the steps 1-3 are alright? So if I do it like that I don't have a big risk that my phone get bricked?

I'm sorry if these questions sound a bit dumb but I'm just very careful.

Do I have to root again after flashing 11?
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
I had to root again after switching to CM11 for some root apps like Titanium Backup.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I dirty flashed it ages ago and might have had to uninstall/reinstall 1-2 apps. This was on top of already dirty flashing from CM10.1 and maybe even CM10. The install script wipes system anyways, so all you're doing is making more work for yourself in reinstalling all your apps. As I said, YMMV.

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Looks like they bit off more than they could chew with that big changelog. All builds failed today.
[HTC One S] rootrider:
lol. Looks more like they didn't have appetite for breakfast and brunch after Snowden gave his first interview after leaving the States on German TV...

For those of you who are still hungry I compiled latest CM for ville from source about an hour ago. You can download it here from WUALA (FYI: The servers are located in Germany, France and Switzerland). It's for the 2.15 bootloader:

cm-11-20140128-UNOFFICIAL-ville.zip
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
How did you get it to build? Just wait until the fix was pushed, after the official builds failed?
[HTC One S] rootrider:
Pretty easy mate:

$ cd ~/android/system/

$ repo sync

$ source build/envsetup.sh

$ breakfast ville

$ brunch ville

that's all when my linux is up and running here on my pc. ;)

--- edit

Once the commits are stated 'merged' you can download them from GitHub, that's what the repo sync command does. And compiling them locally isn't a problem at all.
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
People told me that they very often hear my voice like hellium filtered and that my voice volume get low, like I get away from phone... I dont know if anyone else have this problem...

I think that is started when since we have this commit:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/55075/

Did anyone had GPS reboot while using iGO nav?
[HTC One S] The Setlaz:
Not on build from early january to 20140119. (and iGo9.6.329069) Have you encountered that bug again ?

20140124 and 20140125 were freezing/rebooting on lockscreen rotation for me so I stayed on the 19/01 (although I encountered a few black-screen freeze on wake-up...)

Will wait for that bunch of commit getting processed and will try again. (next nightly will not really be what we would call an "incremental change"... might takes a few other nightly to get stability back)
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Glad to hear I'm not the only one with sudden freezing/rebooting (primarily when trying to switch to an app in the notification menu) and black-screen freezes on wake-up.

Strangely, the freezing with screen-on actually resolves itself 50% or so of the time after about 2-3 minutes. Audio continues to play throughout the freeze.
[HTC One S] caspboy:
which gapps do I use?

EDIT: It was in the OP :p
[HTC One S] maluus:
Anyone noticed that camera zoom function doesn't work? You can zoom and compose but at the time of taking picture it doesn't crop the frame according to the zoom and takes the all the field of view of the objective.

Enviado desde mi One S mediante Tapatalk
[HTC One S] Bogdan9183:
I have just tried taking a few pictures and it seems to work fine. What build are you running?
[HTC One S] maluus:
I'm on 27/01. The problem is this app itself. Google camera app and a few others are working without problem.

Enviado desde mi One S mediante Tapatalk
[HTC One S] icest0rm:
just tried installing it:

TWRP 2.6.3.0

Kernel: ElementalX

I get this error:

"set_metadata_recursive: some changes failed"

error executing updater binary in zip '/sdcard/cm-11.....'

Should I change kernel/recovery?
[HTC One S] Insecret:
Use the recovery from OP (open post)
[HTC One S] icest0rm:
got it with philz touch recovery
[HTC One S] Hevy12:
When I do a full wipe. Does my PC still recognize the device, because after that I need to put gapps and CM11 on the device to flash it with TWRP. I've installed HTC sync with the newest drivers.
[HTC One S] raptor2003:
Yes, you have to push them on the SD card partition using the SDK and ADB.
[HTC One S] Hevy12:
Thanks so with adb push romname.zip /sdcard?

Or can I just do an advanced wipe without deleting data?
[HTC One S] raptor2003:
Yes, for the data, I don't know, I always wipe everything.
[HTC One S] Hevy12:
But after the wipe the PC will recognize the phone so I can flash boot.img with fastboot, right?
[HTC One S] raptor2003:
Yep.
[HTC One S] Hevy12:
Thanks. But do I have to mount the SD before doing adb? If yes, maybe you can tell me if there's an option to mount the SD on TWRP. Thank you so much!

P.S: TWRP is compatible with the M2 Snapshot, too?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
There is...just mount and copy. Use the TWRP in the OP.
[HTC One S] Hevy12:
I've done now the normal wipe (factory reset, wipes data, cache and dalvik android_secure) but the old Cyanogenmod 10.2 is still installed. Also my SD Card data is there What shall I do now?

Advanced wipe and tick everything?
[HTC One S] icest0rm:
hi, any possibility to have 5 columns-icon in menu?
[HTC One S] raptor2003:
I do an advanced wipe and check everything apart from USB-OTG. (That's my personal way, other probably don't format the data, I don't know)

For mounting, go to Mount, Mount USB Storage, and I think you can even use windows explorer to copy files (be sure to unmount from windows, like a usb key, before unmounting from the phone)
[HTC One S] Hevy12:
Thanks, but now I'm confused. TWRP says normal wipe, you say everything expecting USB-OTG, CM says normal wipe.

I'm sorry but what's the safe way that is easy to handle?
[HTC One S] icest0rm:
ah....I'd like to switch gapss from "GOOGLE STOCK PACKAGE" to "MINI MODULAR PACKAGE"...

do I have to re-flash all? rom + gapps?
[HTC One S] Navik57:
Actually, I think it does belong here. There are several users having issues with connecting to other mobile networks using this ROM. We've been going through different troubleshooting steps to pinpoint the issue. The next step is to try and match exactly with what is being used by someone who has their phone working correctly. If the firmware does fix the issue, then we know it isn't a bug with this ROM, and can be addressed at the Firmware level. If it doesn't fix the issue, then we will need to look into what else needs to be checked within the ROM to see what is messing things up.

Just going through the process of elimination, normal IT Engineering troubleshooting steps.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Yep, you are right-- I did not read your initial post correctly. My apologies for that.

There is a lot of repetitive questioning in this thread from folks who do not wish to search before asking, which adds to the noise to filter through in attempts to help those who have genuine issues.

There are two separate links to the 2.15 firmware in my downgrade hboot thread if you are still looking for it.

Otherwise, you can pull down the 1.20 radio in the radio thread-- I have had no issues with it on TMOUS, other than the build.prop edits which are referenced in this thread.

Didn't realize there was a fellow engineer on here-- where did you study? :)
[HTC One S] Navik57:
Hmm. I'm currently on 2.15. I've also tried going through several radios, using the sense installer, and installing the radio manually. I've also tried with and without the Build Prop edits. Are you able to go to Settings > Mobile Networks > Network Operators and successfully scan for other operators?

I'm trying to think of what other variables I could try out. I'd really like to eliminate the ROM as being the issue. Just a thought, do you have S-Off?

Also, I studied EE at NMSU for a while, but wasn't able to finish. Got really expensive. =-/ Been working in the IT field for over 10 years now. Got the title Systems Engineer. Not really IEEE acknowledged, but I'm always an engineer at heart.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
delete your 70-gapps.sh file from /system/addon.d, then reboot to recovery and flash ROM then gapps without wiping.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
I am not able to scan for network operators either, but to be honest I am not in an area with good AT&T coverage right now, so that may be a large factor. I am 2.15 hboot, radio 1.2 and cid set to TMOUS010.

Are you sim unlocked, by chance?
[HTC One S] Navik57:
Hmm, are you getting the 'unable to locate network providers' message as well? This is what some of us are seeing. What happens is it won't let us connect to other networks, like when we need to roam.

Good question about the SIM, haven't thought of that yet. Is there a quick way to check if it is unlocked? I'll find the info for unlocking it somewhere else if that is the case.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Pop a non-TMobile SIM in your phone and see if it prompts you for an unlock code after booting up. I know TMobile has changed SIMs out a couple of times in the past year-- it could be a compatibility problem at the SIM issue (ie it doesn't detect other network providers).

Have you confirmed being able to search other networks on other ROMs?

I actually get an "error searching for network operators" message, but know for a fact I have been able to roam to AT&T in the past-- although this happened automatically.
[HTC One S] mik11279:
This has been an issue since CM10.2. I have the same problem! I have tried to report it before, but no fix! Works for me with stock rom.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
EE Represent!
[HTC One S] nicknc:
...and it was an issue with me on other phones as well with CM10.1 and CM10 (I suppose). I have never felt the need to scan for other network operators, so I only noticed that it was fixed in changelogs.

Again, I know that at least on CM10.2 I was able to roam to AT&T without issue-- never tried to scan for network operators though.

As a last thought-- unless TMobile has an aerial roaming agreement with AT&T, you should *not* be able to register on AT&T in an area of dual coverage. This would be by design-- not a bug-- to prevent unnecessary charges to you or T-Mobile. Even if it appears that you have no coverage locally, T-Mobile would not enter into a roaming agreement with ATT if they show TMOUS coverage in said area, thus ATT would not allow you to connect.

With T-Mobile migrating to 1900mhz 3G in select markets, this could also be causing some confusion at the device level.

If either of you is SIM unlocked, you could always try a working ATT sim and see if you can scan for TMOUS networks.

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Not you too.... us Civil had to share a building with EE when I was in school-- or as it was referred to there-- Easy Engineering, lol. ;)
[HTC One S] mik11279:
It is a firmware problem, works with stock and other roms.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Then it would have to be a ROM problem-- unless you are changing firmware between ROM flashes.

Do you get "error searching for network operators" or an error trying to connect to network operators?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Well, CM11 uses the same firmware as stock or other ROMs, so it must be a ROM related setting that affects firmware.
[HTC One S] mik11279:
Error when searching for network operator.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Just tried this and also get the error. The log shows stuff like "exception, possible invalid RIL response", "invalid response, got 10 strings, expected multiple of 4". These are listed as Warnings, but might be an underlying cause of the problem...perhaps stemming from early radio stuff to reduce our incidence of network disconnect.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
The HTC Sensation (pyramid) was plagued by this bug, or at least that's what it seemed from a long string of fixes to the unofficial CM10-10.2 builds developed over there. It might be worth taking a look at what fixed it for them.

I'll PM one of their active devs to see if they can weigh in.
[HTC One S] Bjorn_D:
no headphone icon.

The headphone icon wont work for me. It will not show itself. i just did a ruu reload and the jack work fine in JB, but not on Cyanogen when i flasht it again.. Any solution for this problem..
[HTC One S] Bogdan9183:
I'm not really sure it shows a heaphone icon when you plug something in. I also had a little problem once when my headphones didnt work for a little period of time and i kept removing and plugging them back waiting for something to show on the screen but i realised they were working when i started the music app.
[HTC One S] Bjorn_D:
the headphones work im just used to have the icon there.
[HTC One S] Bogdan9183:
That was my case as well, i was used to that from Sense, but i don't really mind not seeing that.
[HTC One S] foosterhuis:
No HBoot 2.16

When I install cm-11-20140113-UNOFFICIAL-ville-(2.16) with HBOOT (boot.img) from the zip I receive an error about bootloader == 2.16.
[HTC One S] The Setlaz:
CM 20140129 up and running.

No major bug obviously :)

Still that random blank-screen sliding after unlock with schema :crying: (edit: I also see it with NIP lock)

One sure way to trigger the "freeze" bug is to draw notification bar while rotating the screen ! (I have Apex Launcher... since Launcher3 does not rotate, not sure if it's an Apex bug or a CM bug)

EDIT: can't do it this morning... who knows...

GPS and stuff seems working fine.
[HTC One S] kira411:
Hi [MENTION=4131981]RockR172[/MENTION],

Can you enable fast unlock when PIN is matched. I dont see this option in Lock Screen.

Thank you for your awesome rom
[HTC One S] provaleriy:
I have still reboot issue while using 3G. The signal bar always cycle between 3G/H/H+.

My local.prop file content:

ro.ril.hsdpa.category=24
ro.ril.hsupa.category=6
ro.ril.hsxpa=4
ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule=0
ro.ril.radio.svn=19

Is there any mistakes or errors?
[HTC One S] ATSPerson:
I'm running 1/29 nightly and Apex (pro edition) and cannot replicate this problem. I'll keep trying because perhaps I'm doing something different, but no screen freezes here.

Perhaps its your schema because that's the obvious difference I can see. I don't have this. Only the cLock widget.
[HTC One S] icest0rm:
thanks for pointing that out.

do I have to manually delete packages that are not present in the minimal pack?
[HTC One S] The Setlaz:
Okay, this morning, drawing the notification bar while rotation the screen does not cause it to freeze anymore. :mad:

I also removed secured lock-screen (schema/lock) and put simple "slide" instead, and I haven't encountered the black-screen sliding after unlock yet... (I expect it would have already happened a few times with the standard lock)

Am I the only one using secured lock-screen ? Does the problem occur on any other device ?
[HTC One S] kostilus:
Hello,

I'm happy because that last release correct incoming volume bug (to loud for me in the last releases)

two things i would to correct :

how can i have volume key shoot camera ?

blue key touch keyboard option is missing ?

thanks
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
It's in Settings -> Lock Screen -> Screen Security

Used to be in Security but they've moved it...

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OK, so I am getting the "arbitrarily refusing to connect to WiFi" problem that has been plaguing me since about CM9.

I'll be connected at work, drive home and (sometimes) it will plain refuse to connect to my home WiFi, if I do a WPS it'll connect fine and stay connected. Last night was in my local and I couldn't connect to their network. Tried bouncing WiFi & Airplane mode with no joy, only way to get phone to connect was a reboot!

I guess the next time this happens I should get a logcat out for someone to look at, meanwhile is there any other tricks I can try that anyone knows of? Maybe restarting a service or something like that??

TIA

OH and nobody ever replied to my question about what TZ http://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=ville is in??
[HTC One S] blinksilver:
Perhaps ill bet some flack for this, but I honestly don't think you need anything but the fast.dormancy set to 0.
[HTC One S] provaleriy:
I will test it.
[HTC One S] The Setlaz:
Oh I kinda have the same issue: I'm connected at work (using ClearPass QuickConnect that provdes settings), but when I go home, I can't connect. It scans, see networks, but just can't connect. I have to reboot to get connection back.

It always from Work to Home, so I was suspecting it might be ClearPass messing with the Wi-Fi, it just never happens when I leave home / return home.

By the way, sometimes, it connects just fine... Don't know why...

PS: still not experiencing any black-screen sliding thing without schema/pin screen-lock... there's obviously a bug affecting secured lockscreen ! (EDIT: after a full day, I completely confirm that !)
[HTC One S] nicknc:
That's the one setting that does not persist in local.prop. You'll need to edit build.prop directly to set fast dormancy to 0.

Also, I explained what each setting does way back in this thread when I first posted about it. With just fast dormancy set to 0, I still got random data drops. The other settings are for data speed and battery life.

Ymmv