yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I like to stay simple and not need a mod for a mod for a mod just to get back to simple. Bubba works great for many and the developer seems to know what he's doing, but I've wasted too much time flashing turbo-bang-bang script kiddie kernels to bother using anything but stock.

After "any bugs?", I think my second least favorite xda post is "any good kernelz?"
[HTC One S] blinksilver:
In case you guys have not been following Gerrit, then just a heads up, there was a commit that added a 350ms wake delay to many(perhaps all?) devices in the second. There was supposed to be a follow up to deal with the delay issue, but I have yet to see it, maybe I just missed it.

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/58816/
[HTC One S] stunner2002:
wired Headset mic still doesnt work :(
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Add the " im sory but this ROM is not work for me" posts, particularly when written in ALL @#$%ING CAPS , and I'm with you.
[HTC One S] benyto:
OK, I couldn't figure out what you meant in your various posts about the issue you're having. Then it dawned on me it may be a problem with translation.

As I said, I don't have the problem when I use a 3x3 pattern for my screen lock security. I'll switch to using a PIN for a few days to see if I notice anything odd.
[HTC One S] rootrider:
Not really. Two days ago nearly all devices couldn't boot anymore. This was the fix.

Btw coming nightly will make your device feel snappier... Also it doesn't remove the lock screen delay really, this thing will become better (a bit).
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I don't really see anything much in the commit log that would make the phone faster, but there was a RIL commit yesterday I'm hoping will help with my bouncing signal, as the logs do show returning an invalid state...
[HTC One S] eabinsan:
ok, here is a shot at a more proper gyro fix. The gyro will turn off again with this kernel, so it should not impact battery life (not that i did notice a big difference with the previous version).

I hope it is as stable as the first try.

If this proves to be working - can anybody take this on to get it fixed upstream? I don't intent to maintain my own kernel, since i'm pretty short on time :(
[HTC One S] thiasB:
Flashed this kernel and will report again tommorow.

your previous version ran just great on my device. I intensively tested the phone with Ingress and other apps. At times I usually saw 5-10 reboot a day (yes, I push the Ville very hard) there was not a single reboot today after flashing your kernel. You're definitely on the right way. Thank you for your effort in making this device usable.

Did I mention that you made me very happy today?you made me very happy today!
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Well hit his thanks button then.... :)

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04 Feb was no boot for me. Had to restore old data backup to boot. This with and without bubba.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Booted and running for me.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Have you rebooted?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Yup...about 4 times. Working fine.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Hooray. It's just me.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
You got your Bubba in my CM! No, you got your CM in my Bubba. It's two great tastes that don't boot well together!
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Nah, did clean install without bubba. Still wouldn't boot.

Back on 31 Jan.
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
Hmm. Can you tell us anything else about your phone that might help us explain why it didn't boot? Because mine booted fine.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Bad download...it happens
[HTC One S] nicknc:
I have no clue.

I downloaded through CyanDelta, flashed under the proper TWRP, using a kernel wipe and then slapping 29 January bubba on afterwards.

It rebooted fine the first time. I put in my usual build.prop edit (so I can use the data I pay for, :) ), rebooted and that was that. Spun for about ten minutes.

Because I could hear Smurfette laughing hysterically, given the conversation we had earlier today about kernels, I did a full wipe (except for data), including running a kernel wipe script and installed vanilla CM, using the same 02/04 build, without bubba. Still wouldn't boot.

I even tried flashing 31 January on there, but couldn't get that to boot until I wiped everything and then restored my data partition from a previous backup.

I had to do all this while navigating rush hour traffic so that I could let my wife know I was on my way home, so no logs-- sorry. lol!

If no one else is having issues, it's probably a CyanDelta problem or data partition corruption (I had that happen suddenly about two months ago).

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Yeah, I'd buy off on that except that it torched my data partition somehow-- that doesn't make a lot of sense to me.

Oh well. It's working now on 31 Jan. I'll wait until [MENTION=4487443]rmbq[/MENTION] releases another update, as I can't stand the 3+ hours it takes to charge my phone with the stock CM kernel.
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
I used CyanDelta too so that can't be the problem. Maybe like our favorite blue friend said, it was a bad download. Still though, it happened both times for you. That's weird unless your data connection just happened to be really flaky at the time. In any case, how's Bubba kernel? Is it worth switching from the stock kernel?

And I have to say, I'm impressed that you were able to do all of that while in traffic. I don't think I have the coordination or the patience to do that. :P
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Brother, I bought a turbofrog cell phone holder. Horribly stupid name, but it works like a champ. My truck is high enough that I can put my phone in there, see what I need to, and the local PD can't quite tell if I am texting or not (I'm not). It's one of those that has a low center of gravity and a high-friction surface so it simply does not slide-- ever.

I am giving CyanDelta another go-- we'll see if it happens again.

And yes-- bubba is WELL worth it. It has issues about every 6 months, but [MENTION=4487443]rmbq[/MENTION] has done a fantastic job of creating something that really adds to CM, while avoiding excessive bells and whistles. It's faster, has better battery life and has a practical set of features that I appreciate.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
La_Smurfette has as much faith in cyandelta as she does super bang bang kernels. This is not the first time cyandelta has bent someone's phone over in this thread.

Btw, I'd try bubba more often if it was compiled into a .img.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
...because you won't s-off. Lmao.

Have a great night man. I'll post back if it doesn't resolve after downloading again.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Tried. Failed. Firewater guys said hurr durr, try using a sense rom. Not worth it to save 15 seconds a day

Edit. Phone just locked up. I blame Nick. Hard reboot and fine
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
So, I decided to jump on the Bubba kernel bandwagon and see what all the fuss is about. It's kind of nice, not much difference as far as I can tell but we shall see how the battery does. Booted, and rebooted, just fine.
[HTC One S] thiasB:
this kernel is as stable as your previous one. Please get that fix upstream as soon as possible. I suggest to contact [MENTION=1815755]intervigil[/MENTION] here, via irc or G+. Or, if you feel comfortable with git/gerrit just push a patch to http://review.cyanogenmod.org. I'm sure it's going to be revised fairly fast.

Again, huge thanks to you!

BTW: Is this the new Bubba thread? :confused:
[HTC One S] rmbq:
what did you modify? can you make a patch?
[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
I have no idea. It was there from the get go for me. I didn't enable it anywhere.

Here's a screenshot of me taking a screenshot.
[HTC One S] ferreinf:
Vol. Down+power for screenshots, preview is not working, but it saves normally
[HTC One S] BackDaws:
Have I just shrunk my internal memory? I flashed this ROM but made a backup first, after flashing cm11 I had a tinker and then restored back to my CarbonRom backup but I've just checked my internal storage and it's only 2.34gb I'm sure it was bigger than this but I'm not sure.
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Which version did you flash?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Both settings/storage and Root Browser report 2.34G for internal storage to me also. Don't remember if it was larger, but I only have 741MB left with no apps on sdcard, so it is a bit worrying.
[HTC One S] Phantom Pt. II:
Is the Dialer in CM11 supposed to work like the Nexus 5 where you can type a business name and it finds you the number? Or is that a Nexus 5 feature?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
It does look a bit different. If you look at the N5 dialer in the photo here

http://i-cdn.phonearena.com/images/articles/100601-thumb/contacts.jpg

It says "search contacts and local places" while our dialer says "type a name or phone number"

Guessing this is like the slide left for Google Now in the launcher...an N5 only feature for now.

I literally never receive a phone call, so has anyone gotten a call from a local business to see if the google caller ID is working?
[HTC One S] usaff22:
Caller ID by Google is not integrated into AOSP as it uses proprietary Google software and APIs. Neither is it integrated into gapps, as it seems to be causing issues at the moment. Some people have gotten it to work on non-CM based 4.4 ROMs.

Slide left for Google Now works for me, as long as you have flashed Gapps after the ROM, and that you have Google Now enabled.
[HTC One S] jamizzal:
want to test this out so bad, but i know i would miss the hell out of halo
[HTC One S] dbals:
Running it for about 3 hours.....

Been solid so far.

I dirty flashed over the 4.3 Pac-Man nightly rom..... no problems. A lot to like but so far miss Halo and the Lock Screen options.

I hope battery life is better than the Pac-Man rom (averaging 4% loss per hour) whereas the Venom Rom was averaging 2.5% loss per hour.

Oh- I have S-On
[HTC One S] BackDaws:
ive just rebooted back to stock using the RUU and my internal Storage is 6.07GB and the phone Storage (sdcard) is 9.93GB so something has gone tits up hahaha :) anyway at least you know youll get your storage back when you reboot it to stock.
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
i alos report this as well...how can we fix this...im digging around

Edit: should be right?

Memory	16 GB internal storage, raw hardware

12.1 GB internal storage, available to user

1 GB RAM

i have 2.34 internal and 9.93 on sd card adds to 12.27 ??? Guess its correct?
[HTC One S] usaff22:
I have this too. Correct storage amount on correctly-flashed 2.16/4.08 firmware
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Where are you guys seeing this 2.34 GB exactly?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
You can use any root file explorer or just check settings/storage.

BTW, official nightlies not too far away. Looks like a lot of the major CM additions like QS enhancements are in final review.

https://plus.google.com/117962666888533781522/posts/SqbXcLob352
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
im on 2.15 :confused:
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Mine says 12.1 GB in settings/storage and file explorers.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
That's because you're hboot 2.16 which combines them. I guess the fact that your total is the same means that the 2.34 plus 9.9 is correct and we all just forgot how crappy and small our storage was after all ;)
[HTC One S] Maurice5813:
Is bubba kernel still compatible with cm11; hboot 2.15?
[HTC One S] aegentirony:
Bug...

After making a call the screen backlight doesn't come on , power button to screen off then on fixes it

Edit.. Seems intermittent and doesn't happen while holding phone in speakerphone mode
[HTC One S] asinglenoob:
Sleep of Death?

Hey guys, I have been loving this rom so far, but toward the end of January one of the nightlies seems to have caused a very annoying issue with my phone. I use my phone as an alarm clock and leave it by my bed plugged in at night to charge. However, lately, when I set my phone on the charger for the night, it seems to enter some sort of sleep of death. When I wake up in the morning (because my tablet runs back up alarm duty just in case of things like this) the phone is unresponsive to the power button being pressed. I have to hold down the power button for a while and then release and then hold for a while again to get it going. The strange thing is that this never happens during the day, only at night, perhaps it's something to do with charging? If anyone has any ideas on how to fix it please let me know. Also for reference I am on the stock kernel and I have been doing dirty flashes (only wiping cache and Dalvik after new nightlies).
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
I reupgraded to 3rd Feb since I didn't make a backup of the /data partition and the upgrade broke a lot of apps when back on 20th Jan. Gonna try with Bubba and see if I can minimise wake lag and sound hitches.

In the meantime though, has anyone experienced that it shows "Android is upgrading... Starting apps" upon every single reboot? It doesn't have a countdown of how many apps it's doing, just "Starting apps" and it goes away after a few seconds. It's weird.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
It did that to me when I had ART enabled.

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Don't worry-- you're not alone. This has been affecting a small subset of us (I am one). It seems to be much better in the Feb. builds, but you may want to buy an alarm clock.
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Thanks.

Well with or without bubba, 3rd Feb's wakeup lag and sound hitch is terrible. But I guess I have to live with it. I've tried various governors too. The performance one definitely shows a slight reduction, but it's very much there.

Anyone who's not experiencing any delays/sound hitches got any others I can try short of a full wipe?
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Backup your data partition, do a full wipe, clean install and then restore data.

Make sure you run a kernel wipe script between kernel flashes, of course.

You running ART or dalvik?
[HTC One S] djsubtronic:
Was ART, just switched to dalvik to see if that would help, which it didn't. I'll play around some more when time permits. Thanks for the suggestions.
[HTC One S] eabinsan:
i will try to create a patch in the evening.

The changes are rather trivial: i just guarded the power-on and power-off methods with a mutex (no idea if this is allowed in a linux kernel driver though?), and added an exception check when somebody is trying to read data via ioctl while the gyro is powered down (this was the main problem i think, but without the guard it was still not stable).
[HTC One S] maluus:
I can say that you are not alone :D And I don't know if latest commits changes anything related but yesterdays nightly worked good so far. But I m not yet sure. We are to see. And meanwhile you can try it and report back too.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I have had this 2-3 times, but always during the day. Those times, I would just take it out of my pocket, and find a locked up black screen requiring the power button routine you discussed.
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
Yeah, this has happened to me on 01/31 and 02/03. It's rare but it can happen. And it's not only during charging, it happened once while the phone was in my pocket.
[HTC One S] The Setlaz:
Just had it as well. (was 1st time for me though)
[HTC One S] frantisek.nesveda:
Try to increase the minimum frequency in Performance settings a bit. I have the same problem on my HTC HD2 and this helps, it may help you as well.
[HTC One S] eabinsan:
So, here is the patch I am using. Could maybe [MENTION=1815755]intervigil[/MENTION] post that for review?
[HTC One S] rootrider:
Very old problem with this device. You know about these settings for your build.prop? (They might have been published already many times elsewhere in these forums)

ro.ril.hsdpa.category=28

ro.ril.hsupa.category=7

ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule=2

ro.ril.radio.svn=5

I remember you're not s-off. Can you flash radio? E.g. sth like here?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I've always used:

24

6

0

19

Strange that they are so different...almost as if it's a placebo, and maybe only one of them is doing anything at all (I always suspected fast dormancy was the only useful one). I'm waiting for this guy to do a series on radio prop edits, just to see if any of them are real.

http://www.jeffmixon.com/examining-build-prop-tweaks-for-android-ics-a-comprehensive-guide-part-1/
[HTC One S] rootrider:
They worked good in the past with TMUS 1.13 and below. What is the actual (latest) TMUS radio for our device?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
AFAIK, 1.13 is the last released TMOUS radio, and it's what most of us have, as it was part of the required RUU/firmware update to run 3.4 kernel based CM.
[HTC One S] rootrider:
Thank you. I'll have a deeper look inside. Due to my restricted time I'll pm you this weekend.
[HTC One S] melo563:
My phone has did the black screen death move twice today in my pocket and I just flashed 2/4 today

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Would also like to point out I have had my phone in my pocket twice today
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Seems like that should be private, between you and your phone?

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kavafree PM'd me also. I did capture a log and there's a lot of funny business with RILJ errors and disconnects, but I couldn't figure out how to get the log to them (I am blocked for file sharing at work).
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Thanks for pointing that out.
[HTC One S] intervigil:
http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/59149/

Please amend with the correct authorship, I don't have your email address, and it is obviously not my patch :P
[HTC One S] nicknc:
The 24/6 values just dictate the max down/up speed sought by the phone. 28/7 is accurate, but I believe 24/6 is what is hspa for TMOUS

The fast dormancy value of 0 vs 2 seems to be region and device specific. Don't forget that TMOUS really uses a bizarre patchwork of frequencies, technologies and carriers. In areas where fast dormancy is not used by TMOUS, the value of 0 or 2 obviously will not matter.

All TMobile phones I've looked at have it set to 2 with no issue. Just the ville is different.

I still can't figure out what the svn parameter is for, but it also prohibits data drops on my phone, verified by deleting it and a return of drops.
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
Wanted to bring this to everyones attention. On the 02/04 nightly, it appears that tethering services don't work. On my laptop, it shows the connection in the list and I can connect to it, but both on USB tethering and WiFi tethering (have not tried with Bluetooth) it shows "No internet access" even though I'm connected. I use tethering a lot so I had to revert to 01/31.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Are you TMOUS?
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
Yes. I have the proper RIL edits in build.prop too.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Did you do the adb tether fix mentioned a few months back?
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
No? I didn't know such a fix existed. For what it's worth, I'm currently using tethering on the 01/31 nightly with no issues. This makes me think it's an issue with the latest two updates, because it doesn't work on 02/03 or 02/04.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
It's some secret APN for T-Mobile tethering that is new to cm11.

You have to disable it. I think the adb commands were posted in November.
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
Found it. Used SQLite Editor to edit it. We'll see if this works.
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Could you post it here? The question comes up every few weeks.
[HTC One S] intervigil:
Try this:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/59154/

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Do this instead: http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/55930/

This is much easier than the SQL change, just use setprop.
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
Sure.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=48097114&postcount=640
[HTC One S] nicknc:
Out of curiosity, why does this selectively enforce?

I had to do it way back in Nov, but have had several clean installs since then and haven't had to do it again

.

This without restoring data, of course, rather reconfiguring everything.
[HTC One S] eabinsan:
Thanks! Unfortunately the full android build does not work on my system yet, so i will wait until this lands in a nightly before testing it.

Do I need to do anything about the patch you submitted for me, besides monitoring it? I do not really care about any rights (bragging or otherwise ;) ), just that the patch is mainlined if possible.
[HTC One S] intervigil:
You can test the USB PROXY patch by remounting /system and just pushing the patched snd_soc_msm_2x to /system/etc/snd_soc_msm/

I don't have a USB audio device to test this patchset with, so I'm unsure if it will actually fix your issue, or if I've missed a use case or two, thus I'd rather someone actually test it.

As for the other patchset, if you make a gerrit account and comment on it, I can fix the authorship for you, otherwise PM me an email and I'll fix it. as well.
[HTC One S] Aeonxul:
First off, the wake up screen delay is back or to say if it it existed all along it is way worse now on 02/04! also i am experiencing a very annoying problem with Viber. When sb sends me a message when my screen is off there is no notification pop up, the moment i turn on the screens all the pm(s) will pop up, or some times notification pop up will appear but with minutes delay! i have wifi always turn on policy both in cyanogen's settings and viber itself also of course i have checked the pm notification pop up option. how can i fix this?
[HTC One S] asinglenoob:
Screens of Death

Glad to know I'm not the only one with the screens of death. I'm beginning to wonder if in my case the cause of the issue is something to do with the alarm. I turned the alarm on last night before bed, and plugged the device in to charge. Several times before turning in for the night I checked the phone for the screen of death and it didn't happen once. In the morning my tablet woke me again and when I reached for my phone to check Facebook, the black screen was there. It never black screens during the day, whenever I power it on it works just fine. Tonight I'm going to plug my phone in to charge and keep the alarm off on it, I'll report back tomorrow with results.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
They were messing a lot with the power governors a few days ago...that kind of stuff often ends up with these SoD issues.
[HTC One S] asinglenoob:
That makes sense I suppose, phone goes to sleep and never wakes up with the wrong power governors. I wonder why exactly it would only occur overnight though? Maybe a bad timer of some sort in the governors that makes it sleep too deeply after not being used for long enough?
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
Read back. It's happened to several during the day. At least twice to me, and never at night.
[HTC One S] asinglenoob:
Sorry I didn't make myself clear, I realize it is happening to others during the day, that's why I was wondering why mine is only at night? I suppose I should be thankful that I'm lucky enough to have it only happen to me late at night when I'm not using it anyway as opposed to during the day.
[HTC One S] AKToronto:
If you want to try a new kernel pls check out my thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=50084076

Im curious if it works on stock CM11 (as I am currently running codefire), and also stock CM10.2

Also, for those who dont like it, I dont have s2w or d2w yet... Not sure if I want to add them just yet as I dont use them anyways...

But in any event, check out the features and see if it is for you. Also any recomendations/suggestions or cherry-pick suggestions are more than welcome.
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
So, how is everyone's data bandwidth on the latest nighties? On CM10.2, Speedtest.net reported up to 18M on HSDPA and similar on WiFi. I just tried and both topped out at 4M....
[HTC One S] Brushstroke:
I'm getting between 6 and 8 Mbps indoors. This is normal for me, it usually tops out at around 16 outside. I really don't want to bother going outside to test it though, it's too cold. :p
[HTC One S] el_smurfo:
I know what you mean...it's dipping into the 60s here in California and it looks strange trying to wear socks with my flip flops.