yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] usaff22:
It's booted

sound works

awesomeeeee

edit: camera doesn't work and I have switched to GoogleDialer instead of the AOSP one. Still trying to get Contacts to work after these modifications.
[HTC One S] arsenalfreak:
I'm on hboot 2.16 and modified twrp from maximus, do I have to change recovery ?

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[HTC One S] usaff22:
Yes.
[HTC One S] adamfirari:
is sound still work. because it doesnt work here
[HTC One S] ale29-09:
I tried to flash again with Bubba, but it doesn't boots...it stucks on splashscreen and reboots...what can i do guys?

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[HTC One S] adamfirari:
how to install google dialer.
[HTC One S] striped121:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mb.swipedial
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Get the app from a Nexus 5 ROM and install the APK

[MENTION=1007992]everyone[/MENTION], calling works as with sound, but the incoming call screen does not show up unfortunately. This makes it impossible to answer a call, and also see when you are calling someone (e.g you can hear the ringer but nothing comes up on the screen, just the last screen you were on)

Camera doesn't work either, but it's a great and extremely stable beta. I tried many things to get it to reboot, but it was solid as a rock.

Edit: Incoming call works now, never mind. It was because of using GoogleDialer instead of the AOSP one. Will try and look for a fix soon.
[HTC One S] benJX:
Thx for the rom :good: I will test it soon.

Q : Gapps are compatible for the 2.16 hboot version ?
[HTC One S] arsenalfreak:
Can't get past boot screen. Hboot 2.16 with cmw 6.0.4.4

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[HTC One S] stefannsv:
After a little bit Testing (hboot 2.16), I think it's a very good alpha version.

For Me the only one thing who makes me sad:

the sound, with implemented player! the mp3 sound is very ugly.

sorry 4 my bad english...:silly:

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after flashing the rom and apps, You must go in the fastboot mode and flash the extracted boot.img aigan.
[HTC One S] arsenalfreak:
My One S is s-off

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[HTC One S] ferreinf:
All of 2.16 phone's are s-off ;)

U need to s-off to upgrade
[HTC One S] fusk:
Ah, now i get it.
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Is anyone able to reproduce the square voice search animation? Maybe I need to reflash...
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Does this work on any launcher or does it have to be the Kitkat stock one and do I need to enable Google Now and/or anything else?
[HTC One S] usaff22:
The OK Google prompt works only on the GEL launcher (included in gapps). You need Google Now for cards and reminders, but not for voice search.

I'd really appreciate it if you could reproduce the issue. Thanks

BTW, was it you in CPW today who wanted to buy a Nexus 5? :p
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I always delete stuff out of gapps before flashing, and I use Apex launcher so that would explain why it doesn't work for me. And lol no, I wasn't in CPW today although I was in town so who knows, we may have crossed paths. I am quite happy with the One S for now, I've had metal unibody phones for too long to ever go plastic again.
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Squared search animation also happens to since the last unofficial. Or maybe the newest gapps. Flashed both yesterday.
[HTC One S] eXtatic@XDA:
For me it looks like this with 11/29 and latest GApps:
[HTC One S] usaff22:
I meant the animation which eventually leads to the Speak screen. It used to be an expanding circle, now it's changed to an expanding square. Nevermind, hopefully they'll fix it soon, I have no idea which commit caused this.
[HTC One S] ale29-09:
For helping you to understand:

The circle:

The square:

ale29-09 on Nexus⁴ and Tapatalk Pro
[HTC One S] Aussi:
Damn I used this command on my htc one s. To get he usb mass storage working.

But After the reboot I wont start it up any more...

Could this command brick my phone :(?

I hope the battery is just fully dead ....:confused:
[HTC One S] lando123:
Been running this the past few hours. Onlly problem Im hitting is constant loss of cell connection. It works for just a minute or 2 then resets. I've reinstalled the ROM 3 times with wipes, but it still does it:-\ aside from that, no problems.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
There's no way that command would have bricked your phone. Something else is wrong.

Also, that command didn't work for me for USB mass storage.
[HTC One S] dcacklam:
FYI: There will never be 'USB Mass Storage' support on HBOOT 2.16.

The filesystems are formatted in Linux (ext4) format & only available by MTP...
[HTC One S] ATSPerson:
I can't help with the square icon issue, I'm still on 15th Nov build, but I use Apex launcher and have no problems using "OK Google". So GEL isn't a prerequisite, at least for this build.
[HTC One S] usaff22:
GEL isn't required for hotwording in the Google Search app, but is required if you want to have "OK Google" hotwording enabled on the homescreen. The square/circle animation only happens if you press the microphone icon in the Google Search box of the GEL Launcher. It used to be an expanding circle, leading to the "Speak now" dialogue, but now the animation has mysteriously changed to an expanding square. There were no commits showing a change to do with animations in the CM Code Review section, so I am hoping it will be fixed in a next build (it's an expanding circle on the Nexus 5)

Otherwise, if you use hotwording in the Search app, you get a different, push-down style animation, the others require GEL.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
How on earth? Didn't work for me.
[HTC One S] ATSPerson:
Switch language to English US. Then saying OK Google opens the mic icon and it asks you to "Speak Now", but USAFF is right. It doesn't work from the home screen. It'll only work if you have the Google Now open.

Sent from my thrice revived One S
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Is it complete loss of signal or just data?

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Same for me, but with interactive and sio. Intellidemand gives me skips in audio with screen off.

Phone is very stable- 1 bootloop on 11/29 after install
[HTC One S] guandalfthegrey:
I'm on 2.15, but this Saturday the phone fell out of my pocket and the glass broke, so now I'm going to get it substituted by a new device in a few days.

I'm going to try on a brand new one to see how it is configured by the factory.

Let's see.

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[HTC One S] lando123:
DAta only evidently. Had a long call without problem
[HTC One S] nicknc:
build.prop fix will resolve this (assuming you're on T-Mobile US).

Add the following to your build.prop (in the \system folder). Note that the fast dormancy line is already in there, so either delete it and paste from below, or change it to reflect:

ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule=0
ro.ril.hsdpa.category=24
ro.ril.hsupa.category=6
ro.ril.hsxpa=4
ro.ril.radio.svn=19
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Anyone with a build machine better than my CR48 able to pop out a build tonight?...strangely missing Voice + now that Hangouts has SMS integrated.
[HTC One S] RockR172:
I have.. :p
[HTC One S] tuesdaydev:
Charging now after a full day! I am using HBOOT 2.16, latest bubba kernel, greenify and I set the CPU to max 594Mhz while screen is off. Haven't had any issues yet!

Edit: yeah WiFi is slow to connect and on one reboot it bootlooped 3 times before being able to effectively reboot but no big deal.

My only complain is that there's no menu button but xposed should work, haven't tried yet
[HTC One S] RockR172:
Builds for both hboots up..

2.15-1st post

2.16-2nd post

I think now there should be an option to configure hardware buttons since that commit was merged.

Please test it and also let me know if there are any new features so I can update the changelog more accurately since I don't have this phone to test it.

Thanks. :)
[HTC One S] eXtatic@XDA:
I have XPosed with GravityBox running on the 29th nightly, works pretty fine.
[HTC One S] lando123:
Thanks a ton brosef stalin! Yes, I was on Tmo. I had this problem on another rom and forgot all about the fix. Been a while since I changed roms.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Problem with the first boot (crash during boot animation) but once up and running seems fine. Happy to say the buttons settings menu is finally back, as are some other settings options.
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Testing the build now. Hoping the animation has changed (it still hurts my OCD lol)
[HTC One S] maluus:
I noticed something: while phone is ringing before even the call is answered, in call screen is visible on the background. Is this intended behavior?

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[HTC One S] Insecret:
What is the changelog for 02.Dec version :D
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/q/status:merged,n,z

http://www.cmxlog.com/11/#
[HTC One S] Insecret:
I tought there are allso other changes then cynogenmod's
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Nope...there were a couple cherry picks to fix bugs, but AFAIK, it's straight CM11 repo.
[HTC One S] vanwoudt:
I noticed it too since the 11/29 build.
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Any chance [MENTION=4131981]RockR172[/MENTION] we could get a pure AOSP build, not based on CM without any CM mods?

Thanks. (I will totally understand if you won't be able to, that's fine :))
[HTC One S] RockR172:
It was on my list to get a pure AOSP build booting on the One S..

When 4.4 source was released, I even tried to get it built.. There were truck loads of errors, which I did fix but since I didn't have proper recovery/patches at that time, I was never able to flash it n see if it booted..

Then I chose to build CM since it was the easiest to build (no compile errors), and the first to get bugs fixed..

And then I got tired of all these bugs on CM/AOSP based ROMs, went ahead and ordered a Nexus 5.

Building AOSP for One S would be a blind development now, since I don't own the device..

But who knows, I might give it a shot when I have free time and if there are people willing to test it out. :)
[HTC One S] justaway2:
Dec 2 build working well for me on HBOOT 2.15. I flashed with TWRP 2.6.3.0

This was my first CM11 installation so I wiped everything beforehand. So far it's working well.
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Awesome.

I tried porting a N5 ROM, I keep getting "service media.audio_flinger has died" in a looping bootanimation. The same error resulted when I tried to use the December 22 build as a base and use apps from November 17. It's flashing successfully though, which is a start.
[HTC One S] Albino_Mexican:
Running 11/29 on 2.15. Last 2 manual shutdowns then starts, the XDA app has been uninstalled. Re-install from Play Store works fine and settings were retained.
[HTC One S] Maurice5813:
It wont work- just because the n5 is too big. Our screen has totally different res dude, if your rom ever boots, the lockring will be the size of about half the screen.

Port from 480x800 devices
[HTC One S] ApneaB:
I get the same on beanstalk
[HTC One S] Albino_Mexican:
Happens on 12/02 as well.

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Also, how is a power off from a running ROM different from a power off from fastboot? I ask because if I shut my phone off using the power button and selecting "Power Off" then turn the phone back on again, it freezes at the boot animation and then restarts or boots as far as the lockscreen and freezes and/or restarts. I have to force it to boot to the bootloader then use fastboot to turn it off, and then when I turn it back on again it works flawlessly every time. Now running 12/02 on hboot 2.15 s-off. First noticed this behaviour on 10.2 nightlies and now on cm11.

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Appreciate all the effort here and really enjoying these builds!!! [MENTION=4131981]RockR172[/MENTION], [MENTION=1815755]intervigil[/MENTION], and unnamed, unseen, and unknown to me individuals involved, thank you!!!
[HTC One S] cannondale0815:
Nooooo -- the sudden & spontanous reboots during the boot process are making a come-back on CM11 -- I was hoping we left those behind with the 10.2 nightlies...
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Come back? They never left...
[HTC One S] nicknc:
No bootloops or reboots on 02Dec 2.16 version with rmbq's 25Nov QVkernel installed. FWIW. Been good for the last two weeks of nightlies now.

Thoroughly enjoying having Voice+ and quick unlock back...
[HTC One S] jwhittenburg:
Is WiFi tethering working for anyone yet? If not, is it a ville-specific issue, or CM-11 in general?
[HTC One S] intervigil:
I suspect it's this: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=47203432#post47203432
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Since you're here and online...can you give us the straight scoop on the bootloops? Are we really as screwed as it seems?

Edit: :(
[HTC One S] Flashalot:
It will be pretty hard to do so there hasn't been a strate cm free Rom on a HTC device for a while and the only dev who

(I have seen) did it was banned
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Running the November 22 build with some mods, going rock solid.

Thanks
[HTC One S] BackDaws:
So far so good, but god kit kat is awful, it's like a step back in evolution,I hate having Google now as a home screen and Jesus that app draw just looks like lanky streak of piss.

Also is there a home screen menu because I have my recent button set to long press recents and short press menu and in app it's fine but on gone screen it opens the widget, wallpaper and settings page.

I'm going to slap Nova launcher on this instead, gel is fugly.
[HTC One S] tuesdaydev:
What mods?
[HTC One S] adamfirari:
it is the menu.There is no other setting for launcher. You can install cm10.2 trebuchet.Just search for it
[HTC One S] BackDaws:
Thanks, I've installed Nova launcher and it's great :)
[HTC One S] mo976:
Thanks for all the hard work, the time and effort in getting KitKat running on the HOS!

Its off to Nexus 5 land for me... good luck y'all!
[HTC One S] BackDaws:
Anyone else getting a 2-3 second delay when answering the phone before the caller can hear you ?
[HTC One S] ATSPerson:
Yes I get that. Also the screen switches off before the call ends and I can't wake the phone before the person I'm talking with hangs up.

Not a big problem for me just a niggle.

I'm also getting the disappearing XDA issue on every reboot. I've blamed the app because a) it only happens to that app and b) the app is a pile of s#&t.

Again just a niggle, not a hardship.

Other than that I'm getting no bootloops, no FCs, no lag. Loving this ROM.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
I just downloaded a cm10.2 .zip, extracted it and pulled the tebuchet.apk out of it. Straight up installing the apk was what worked for me.
[HTC One S] justaway2:
Why install Trebuchet when Apex/Nova does everything it can do, plus more...?

(And it's easier to install since you just grab it from Play Store)
[HTC One S] jwhittenburg:
Thank you! That was exactly the problem!

For anyone that wants to know how to fix it, get a root ADB shell going and do the following:

cd /data/data/com.android.providers.settings/databases
sqlite3 settings.db

at the sqlite> prompt, enter the following SQL statement:

insert into global ("name", "value") values ("tether_dun_required", 0);

And then to exit sqlite3:

.exit

I didn't have to reboot, the change took effect immediately.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
That's a pretty ridiculous assessment, especially considering the fact that the Google Experience Launcher is NOT a feature of Kit-Kat. It's a feature of the Nexus 5 specifically. Google has never developed or released it for other devices.

If you don't like it, then don't use it. But don't come on here *****ing about how Kit Kat's awful based on your lack of knowledge regarding the launcher. There's only 10,000 other launchers out there that you can use.

I for one, WELCOME Kit-Kat and CM11 for the One S. My Nexus 5 is my new daily driver phone, but the One S is no slouch, and seeing it have the latest and greatest on it is fantastic, especially for Chromecasting and general ass-hattery around the house when I have my N5 on the charger. I also happen to to miss the smaller icons from the One S.
[HTC One S] hicdub:
I got December 2 to boot just fine over one of the November builds. Very stable, no boot loops. I love it!
[HTC One S] BackDaws:
Can you tell us all exactly what it is you love about the latest and greatest KitKat but remember don't use any part of the launcher only these wonderful KitKat features you love.
[HTC One S] nickmv:
I'm not going to bother toe engage you in a childish argument on the matter. The better question is -- what is your beef with Kit Kat? And if you have a beef, why don't you just NOT use it? Nobody's pointing a gun to your head to use it.
[HTC One S] BackDaws:
It's OK you have answered my question for me :)
[HTC One S] Rapier:
I'll answer this question for you

1. I had NEVER had ANY spontaneous reboot with KitKat. With Android 4.3.x (ANY ROM I've tried, I had several per day)

2. There was NO 4.3.x ROM that had the BT fix included, Beanstalk 4.4 is currently the only one having it

3. There is no wake up lag in KitKat as it was in 4.3.x...and don't tell me it was solved, cause it was solved only to bring MORE reboots

4. The new dialer is way better than former 4.3.x version. I used to have a third party dialer before (EX Dialer), but not with KitKat...I am very satisfied with t and don't need a different one. The capability to look for business on Internet and display company names along with an unknown number (providing that such company has the number registered somewhere with Google), it also a nice addition

5. The integration of SMS with Hangouts, even if I personally still use the old messaging app, there are alot of people that prefers Hangouts

6. Presence of the new ART runtime. Yes, it's only experimental and not all apps support it, but still it's a step forward

7. Alot of bugs and problems that may have not been solved in previous Android versions were included in KitKat

8. The new Google Launcher (OK, you said to not mention it but I do because I like it)

9. Being ot the latest Android version...it last but not least. This way you could stay with 4.1.1 or older Android right? 4.2.1 looks extremely stable and good. BUT you won't find too much development for it are you? All are concentrating on the last version so if you want NEW things and new ROMs you MUST move forward.

These are the quickest reasons for which I like it more. If for you this does not prove enough, as some mentioned before, nobody force you to flash it. Stay with 4.3.1 or whatever version suits you.But if you do flash it, don't come and whine about how awful it is, because it is not like this for the majority of us

My 2 cents...
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Good list...but you broke the cardinal rule...don't feed the trolls. I'd add "more butter" and better memory management. It's just overall smoother, cleaner and works better. I sorta like the Now integration with the GEL, but still prefer Nova. Also flashing the N5 dialer is kinda cool for IDing incoming calls.
[HTC One S] BackDaws:
Apart from I'm not a troll.
[HTC One S] teamet:
Does AOT compilation work?
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Some apps are incompatible, may boot for some, might not for others. Make a nandroid before switching or you might have to do a factory reset.
[HTC One S] intervigil:
There's stuff going on for it. Flemmard, h8rift, deck are working on that. (The issue is shared across the devices using the same HTC msm8960 kernel). Ideally there would be a fix that can be applied from whatever gets discovered, without going back to whatever ancient code HTC is using. I think there was a m7-based kernel tree with 8960 support floating around also.
[HTC One S] heywtf:
Is this ROM daily driver material for anyone?
[HTC One S] Michael1101:
Yes. For me it's perfect daily driver. Using latest build with bubba and greenify. No reboots and almost two days of battery life. Only thing, after flashing new rom or kernel I have to shut down phone to prevent bootloop.
[HTC One S] 350Rocket:
I'm using the Nov 22nd build since it came out or a day after maybe. I only get boot loops if I reboot the phone so I just shut it off and restart instead every few days.

Only issues for me are bugs with answering phone calls/phone freezes when I pull it ringing from my pocket and I can't answer. Have to wait and call them back.

Battery life is way worse than other Roms. I never noticed a difference in any other Roms I always got decent battery life on all Roms until this one.

Music playing in poweramp occasionally freezes when I change a track and I have to manually stop the app in settings applications and restart it.

Xda disappears every boot so I restore it from titanium every boot.

Other than those bugs it seems stable and smooth.

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BTW I'm trying to get time to go download the latest nightly soon and flash it but wondering if any of those bugs have disappeared for anyone since 11/22?
[HTC One S] antaine:
I am now using CM10.2 and I would like to switch to CM11 that I've tried few days ago but there was a lack of fundamental functions of CM so I would like to to know which mains function are now included. Such as the quick action lockscreen, notification ribbon and quick access toggles and some others you might use

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[HTC One S] vampsoft:
I have a problem, I can not connect to wifi, and notifies me association rejected" :(
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
All that stuff is now there in the 12/2 build...the 3 biggies for me were lockscreen shortcuts, QS ribbon and Voice+. It isn't missing anything I used regularly in CM10.2 and has been my daily driver from the first build posted up here.

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I don't have the call freeze, music freeze or xda issue. The battery life is pretty terrible, but I can't find a wakelock detector that works...battery stats show the phone awake a lot. The bootloop issue is the only real biggie for me
[HTC One S] 350Rocket:
Are you guys actually getting random boot loops or just on a reboot? To me its no big deal to power off and then boot and it cause I only do it once every few days.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I think I have gotten 2 spontaneous reboots to bootloop in the last few weeks. I do get about 50/50 on powering down, even with the button or from fastboot/recovery on restarting to bootloops. It's not a dealbreaker, but makes me nervous every time I reboot.
[HTC One S] the4biddendonut:
I've had 2 random reboots on previous builds, and several reboots from rebooting. Since installing Bubba kernel, I haven't had any reboots.

Sent from my One S using Xparent BlueTapatalk 2
[HTC One S] bobjbain:
I've had one random reboot since running CM11 but I have suffered a lot from the rebootloops, not had any on the most recent build but, like el_smurfo, I do get nervous if I have to reboot.

Would love for ART to work as well ?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Got the same on Beanstalk, after changing from Auto band to 2.4GHz only, and a reboot, it was solved by itself. You might need to forget the network and connect to it again. You may also want to change the security of the network from WPA to WPA2 or the other way around
[HTC One S] 350Rocket:
I flashed bubba kernel a few days back and it hasn't had any negative or positive effect. Still no random reboots and I'm hoping some of my issues will go away when I try 12/02 or later.

No internet at home is a pain when I want to download large files. All I have is the 1-2 gb on this device.
[HTC One S] dcacklam:
HTC's bootloaders support a suspend-to-sdcard (quick startup) function similar to 'hibernate' on a PC....

There is an option to turn it on and off in a sense ROM's settings, but no such option in CM.....

My hypothesis is that CM is not doing 'something' in the shutdown sequence to mark the last shutdown as a full one, and then on boot it is trying to load a nonexistent suspend file...

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Anyone got a link to the new Google dialer (n5 style with ID) that works with the current build and gapps?

The one I found while googling FCs on the in call screen when making or receiving calls, every time...