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[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
I'm having a few issues (though I'm sure some are just for me).

1. When I long press power, the phone soft reboots. I've tried uninstalling xposed but it still does it. Original kernel, SuperSU, the only difference I made was I have blacked out apps. Should I just try reflashing? I was unbelievably stupid, and unknowingly restored beanstalk settings, which had screenrecord in the power menu...

2. For some reason, navigation keys are present some times after I reboot. I have it turned off, and it is still off in settings, so I have to turn it on then off to remove it. (I realise I can set height to 0 though)

3. I believe I saw before that Droyd added some hidden settings here and there to make it interesting, but are we able to use custom themes in this rom? I haven't managed to find it yet.

4. I saw that there was a "reminders" button on the top of the notification bar, but I removed it. At first I could tap and create one, but after a reboot it isn't present. I can probably figure this one out though. Once again beanstalk settings removed it
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Reflash clean install you're having dirty problems those issues are on the user end this time sorry..
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
I just made one bad mistake.... TwistedKat perfect now! Is there a custom theme chooser? I didn't seem to find one
[HTC One S] rc420head:
Not that I've seen since it's slimrom base, it would be awesome to add the theme chooser like in cm

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[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
Use the HK Theme Manager together with Xposed framework.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Theme Engine is not in...at least not yet. I was hoping for that too and I've read Slim is preparing some new Theme Engine (if I'm not mistaken). Droyd also said at some point that he could add theme engine by his own. So something will come, we just have to wait for it :)
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Just realized power widget is already in the ROM in widgets options lol
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Yes, those are in any ROM, is standard AOSP. But asdfasdfvful meant the power widget used to be in CM...those that are in notification not on homescreen. Remember the times before the quick settings (tiles)? There were some switches in the notification that did the same thing. I have a print screen from another ROM that shows what he meant, they were in some of your older ROMs as well. Now more and more ROM devs seem to prefer quick settings over power widget (or toggle widget how do you wanna call them).
[HTC One S] _kevn_:
While you can't exactly put "power toggles" or whatever they might be called in the ROMs, you can put shortcuts which can mimic them pretty well although they appear at the bottom of the screen.

I've done away with using them because I finally decided they cluttered my notifications too much with the other usual things I have ongoing. Pull down on right to get to the tiles does enough for me.

Here's an example though of it...

**Edit**

Bah! You guys already mentioned the shortcuts!

Nevermind... I'll crawl back in my hole now.

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[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Nah look back a page there's a link to what he was talking about and its the home screen toggles in the app..
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
I was talking about the one in the notification bar. If you scroll through the screen shots in the app, you'll see it.
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
OK then why did you agree to the link of the app for home screen saying you'll just use the app.? Lol I'm not sure you even know jk.
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
On another note I've gotten DPI on the fly working and fully working notification header that changes with time of day ..
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
As I said, if you look at the screenshot that app allows you to put power toggles on your notification bar. I know what I was saying
[HTC One S] rc420head:
Gsam battery monitor is a great app for seeing battery usage and it will also put the power toggles in notification for you.

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[HTC One S] jnne2012:
Build 2.2 works like a charm! But why my screen wakes up when getting notifications? I have set wake on notification toggle off from lockscreennotifications settings.

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[HTC One S] Rapier:
Do you have Active Notification ON? That is also waking up the device....also in some cases proximity sensor can wake the device. Have you put all settings related to proximity and wake up device to off/unchecked?

And more than that, what notifications exactly wakes the device? All or just SMS for ex...because SMS has a separate setting for waking up the device when an SMS is received. You could check there as well
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
I'm using that app and it is very good, but I haven't seen the option to turn the toggles on. Any pointers? I seem to be blind
[HTC One S] rc420head:
Sorry I was wrong it's widgetoid app I was thinking of.

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[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Thanks. And is anyone having some slight issues with xuimod? I use it to have seconds in the status bar clock, but before it wasn't set upon restart (I had to restart system ui again). Now, it won't work even when I restart system. I will add that I also have the clock centered, which seems to be the reason it isn't working
[HTC One S] jnne2012:
I think no.. I attach picture of my Lockscreen notifications settings. Yes i think im put them off. And no it happens with every notifications (tapatalk, whatsapp, facebook). Thanks for help :)
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Check please in Twisted Settings if Active Display is on. Turn it off and check again how the device behaves. There's either a setting or an app you have that does that since it's not like this for the rest of the users

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[HTC One S] jnne2012:
Active display is off too.. Maybe i try full clean install again. :)
[HTC One S] Rapier:
It would be the best choice. And check the notifications after setting up the device, before adding any app. You might find what's causing this

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[HTC One S] jnne2012:
Problems solved! I did it just like you say but doesnt find problem.. Battery life increased really nice. Before the waking screen takes all battery so i get average 5hours but now.. You see
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Still having issues with reboots. Logcat below.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/iag0nk12duv75iw/2014-03-08-15-36-58.txt
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/57741/ [MENTION=5022537]$droyd$[/MENTION] please, May you include This in your kernel tree? My display wont turn on backlight every time if you haven't included this patch in display driver for our device... Thanks
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
The backlight issue has been fixed since I switched bases according to my ville.
[HTC One S] mooch530:
Agreed- I had the backlight issue before 2.0... it's gone now.
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Will be flashing this soon in the hope that the darkness switch really works lol.
[HTC One S] Atemi1337:
Okay it may be just me but I keep getting huge lag spikes and system crashes when I press for recent apps. I've tried multiple kernels and settings, including stock, and it keeps getting hung up. Ice Code appears to be doing the best so far. Any ideas?
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
Did you dirty flash 2.2? Try clean install. Are you definitely using the 2.2 file and not the 2.1 slimrecents build.

Sent from my One S running 4.4.2
[HTC One S] Atemi1337:
I've clean installed twice, only using 2.2 slimkat.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Strange...I've used Bubba (latest gave me some reboots and lag so I've reverted to 7th of Feb build), and default ROM kernel and I had no issues. And surely those that I had were not related to the recents implementation.

For the lag, it could be the kernel...both Bubba and Icecode use some algorithm to maximize battery life and keep one core down when not used. At least this is what I've remembered. This is not going well on all our devices. For me it didn't, at least lag was never completely gone. Latest Bubba has somehow minimised the lag but not made it disappear completely and this was valid for any ROM I have tested with.

What I can suggest is to try Bubba from 7th of Feb. Unfortunately I see rmbq has taken down the file, I don't know why since it was the last version before the new algorithm was introduced. You can ask him to upload it somewhere or maybe someone else will do. Also if you have a sensible phone you might want to try the QV version of it not the "normal" one (QV has different voltage table that proved to be better for some phones).

You might also want to try once more the default ROM kernel, that should work ok. Do it by flashing ROM over not just by flashing boot.img because the modules won't be replaced this way.

If none of those seems to help, well I believe you just are out of luck. I've noticed very different behaviour of the same ROM/kernel on different phones and I am almost sure that somehow (hardware and firmware) they're different. Different board revisions, different components...I don't know since I don't have access to such info, but some phones just don't want to work ok in some circumstances while others will do.
[HTC One S] dArz32:
it's possible make icons bigger?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Which icons? The launcher/drawer icons? The launcher icons sizing is a launcher function not ROM function. Default GEL (GNL) launcher does not support this, I am not sure if Nova, Apex or similar launchers have this. I was using in the past GO Launcher EX and ADW Launcher and both had this setting. You must look into launcher settings for that. No ROM provides this setting
[HTC One S] Darknites:
I just flashed this and changed launcher because I don't like nova and I have to say they do seem small :confused::confused::confused: but on a good note darkness works as it should lol :good:.
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
Maybe change the screen DPI? I really like 230 DPI as its slightly smaller than the standard 240 but if you increase that it should make everything bigger???

Sent from my One S running 4.4.2
[HTC One S] Darknites:
Na I think I know whats up. The launcher that CM11 has are much bigger so going back to a launcher like nova or apex makes them feel smaller.
[HTC One S] oll0:
Try 200. Feels like a new phone. It's not too small even for our ****ty ppi
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Who has a nexus 5 asap
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
2.3 is now avail enjoy ..
[HTC One S] Bogdan9183:
Can't wait to try it!

A big and warm thank you from me and the rest of the community. We are really grateful for all the hard work you do for all the ville users. :cool:

Be blessed xD.
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
Bit confusing having sound and display menus in ROM control but everything else is great. How do we access new animations? DPI on the fly is immense.

Sent from my One S running Kitkat
[HTC One S] Ataraxi:
Hi all! I'm on 2.1 build and I want to go on 2.3. Do I have to wipe, flash and flash .img in fastboot? I was wondering if new adds could be downloaded by OTA but I don't see this option. Thanks for replies
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
lol whats confusing its all part of the ui so should be togather.. Look at the options in it its all part of tweaking your configuration to personal preferance.. I put it all togather to maintain one direct option for most all heavy tweaks..
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Play store gone after upgrade to 2.3 from 2.2
[HTC One S] Rapier:
You've put a question but you haven't given enough info for us to answer. Flashing boot.img in fastboot is not related to the ROM version you have. It is related to the fact if you are S-Off or S-On...so YES, you should flash boot.img in fastboot if you are S-On and NO, you shouldn't, if you're not.

The rest of the steps (that is to wipe and flash the ROM) are mandatory for any ROM so yes, you should do it. Some differences tho on this ROM since the flashing script wipes GAPPS as well as I remember. So you should wipe cache/dalvik, flash ROM then flash GAPPS. Do this every time you flash this ROM regardless of the version. From 2.1 to 2.3 you can dirty flash, there's no need for you to wipe everything except if you have issues or if you want a clean install.

OTA functionality is not added to this ROM yet so that's why you don't see the option for it. Maybe it'll be added in the future builds if droyd considers it useful.

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Read my post above. It is gone because you didn't flash GAPPS after ROM flash. On twisted this is mandatory on each ROM flash. On a second look, you'll notice some other apps are gone too...gmail, maps and so on (those included in the GAPPS package)
[HTC One S] oll0:
Ended up in bootloop. Did all according to clean install procedure. Starting from the beginning! :fingers-crossed:

edit: all fine now
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
Testing right now... So far, smoother than 2.1 build

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[HTC One S] dave1970:
Dirty flashed over 2.2 and running great

Many thanks !!!!!
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
How's bubba working with other users? I had it with 2.2 and it didn't do so well, so I might consider avoiding it altogether
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Im in need of your talent again for a few minor graphical issues ... Can you help?
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
No need to ask! I'd be happy to help with anything I can
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Cool I'll pm you in the morning after work .. I just need to replace the slim lock handle I do have an idea of what I want so I'll let you know.. In the meantime you could put together something you like if you want .. I would like some sort of simple TK linked together or TKat in place of the s that's there now..
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
Two things.

Since 2.2, when you change the lockscreen security it says settings has stopped. It still works though as it is applied. And now with 2.3 and dpi on the fly, app settings isn't working. I normally use it for settings as that's the only one I like at 200
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
I'd take the silence as a sign of everyone loving the new build. I particularly like the notification draw shortcuts. I have things like immersion mode and power off, customised in red. Looks great. My gf has a Moto G with stock kitkat and she is so jealous of all the twistedkat goodness. Great job Droyd!
[HTC One S] acmilan77051:
just can't get the root working after updating to lateset 2.3 build..spent about 4 hours to find a solution. couldn't get one..only flashin rom+gapps doesn't work, tries a few other but run into the wall.. all my apps are backed up by TB.. if someone could show a way..
[HTC One S] Kevin336:
Did you flashed Update-SUPERSUv1.93 after you had flashed rom and gapps?

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[HTC One S] acmilan77051:
why is it always has to be a mistake from my part??? i downloaded 3 zips, from them 2 was from koush's superuser app, one was the v1.93 superuser zip, but when i used it, it was giving me failed message!then i downloaded koush's superuser zip, which wasn't working too! never thought that it might be failing because of a poor download. when you reminded me, i re-downloaded it, and now it is working!!!! thanks thanks a lot, so much hate for my stupidity... :@
[HTC One S] Kevin336:
No problem dude, glad it works now ;)

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[HTC One S] Rapier:
because most people (including me :laugh: ) are just downloading the file and flash it without checking MD5 sum before :)
[HTC One S] oll0:
Living on the edge. That's the life bro

PS: Just switched to ART... should've done this earlier. So speedy. I don't even miss Xposed.
[HTC One S] LS.xD:
Build 2.3 "Less frequent Notification Sounds"

First I want to say "THX" for this amazing Rom. I tried many different roms --> TwistedKat is simply the best ;)

BUT i noticed an issue: "Less frequent notification sounds" option doesn't work at all.

I use the 2.3 build with latest IceCode Kernel(March 9th).

Anyone got this problem too?
[HTC One S] strophy:
Hi guys, just flashed this after working for well over 6 months with Odyssey, droyd's previous ROM, on my One S. This one is just as great :)

I use a custom keyboard for Chinese input and every time I start typing, HALO pops out and asks if I want to change the input method. The answer is no, never. I might just be old fashioned but I halo just seems to duplicate the function of the notification drawer. How do I turn it off? I found instructions to double tap it and drag it to a red X, but double tapping just lets me drag it around the screen, I can't get rid of it permanently.

Other than that, thanks for a great ROM!
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Click the same button in the notification drawer that turns halo on it also turns it off..
[HTC One S] Rapier:
You have 2 ways of getting rid of this and still keeping Halo working since this is the best Halo implementation I saw in all KK ROMs curently running (couldn't test it on Slim because we don't have a Slim working)

1. When you get the notification from Halo, drag down notification, long press on the IME notification until the small "App Info" pops out. The select App Info and you will get another screen. In that screen check that box that says Blacklist from Halo. DONE. Halo will never prompt you again about it

2. This just disables the IME switch notification. Open Settings, go to Languages & Input, go to Advanced Settings, check the box to hide IME switch prompt (it's the Selector Notification checkbox)

Method 1 can be use with any notification that is permanent or you don't want to be seen in Halo. You can also achieve this by going to the Apps list in Settings and enter in the property page of the apps
[HTC One S] strophy:
Thanks droyd and rapier!! This actually encouraged me to learn a bit about halo, I've been able to disable useless notifications like USB connected and change IME and still keep useful ones like incoming messages. It really is a pretty cool implementation, cheers!
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Slim doesn't have halo implemented stock.
[HTC One S] hunabku:
went from 1.3 to 2.3. This is bloody brilliant!!!111oneoneone
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Right, my bad. Since I last flashed Slim I forgot this :)
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
What differences did you observe between dalvik and ART on this ROM? I'm trying ART for the first time just for fun :)
[HTC One S] Rapier:
I was testing ART on 3 ROMs in the past 2 months and I must say that at least at this point, I couldn't sense any major and real performance improvement. Apps do not start faster, or if they do, the time is shorter with some milisecs that are barely noticeable. They don't run faster also or at least I haven't noticed. Mostly I was testing the phone in real situations where I use mail, browsing, messaging alot either through SMS or by whatsapp or hangouts. Made alot of calls (normal, speaker or BT), used maps and navigation and took ocasional photos as well as played alot of videos both on YouTube or through browser. I haven't tested the phone by playing games or as a music player so I cannot tell if there's an improvement in that area.

When first switching to ART you might feel it's faster but I switched back to Dalvik 2 days ago and I really don't feel any difference.

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[HTC One S] oll0:
I have to agree with you that it is not a major difference in general.

The most obvious performance increase I do notice, and have noticed with CM as well, is with multi-tasking. Switching from one app to another, and another, and back - no downtime whatsoever. Not at all the case with Dalvik, in my case. I am convinced that it depends a lot on the apps you are using frequently. I for instance switch a ton between email, gmail, telegram, BBM, text and my university app. Those apps are all different in terms of build quality and general responsiveness (*cough* BBM *cough*). For me, ART brings them all to (somewhat) one level.

Obviously this is all subjective, I give you that, but it doesn't come from nowhere.

cheers you all
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Appsidebar is a go.. Next up gesture anywhere..
[HTC One S] rc420head:
Awesome, I downgraded to hboot 2.15 last night to check this out, awesome just awesome. I'm still trying to get it to go on n7 :banghead: check your hangouts when you get a sec.

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[HTC One S] Rapier:
droyd, wanted to ask something...I wanted before but I've forgot. Where are those images used for the "contextual notification header" stored? If I want to change them for ex, what images should be used (format, size, location)? I've noticed the ones you have included in TwistedKat are different from the ones before and also the ones that are on Beanstalk. Now for ex there's a picture that has some black "scratches" on the top like someone played in Paint with a black pencil (check attached screen shot). I guess we can change those default images with some of our own if we change the images in the ROM
[HTC One S] LS.xD:
What Kind of equalizer works on build 2.3? I tried dsp manager, but that seems not to change anything at all. Someone got a solution?

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[HTC One S] jay-em-ass:
I use Viper4Android, the best of the best. Works perfect on this rom, sound quality is incredible now on this device.
[HTC One S] LS.xD:
Viper4Android

Tested --> I'd say "that sounds pretty good" ;)

THX
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Exposed is why your having the issue.
[HTC One S] foeti:
Xposed was the reason for my Navbar issue. Since I deinstalled gravity box, the issue was gone for good....

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Will 'double touch to sleep' be included in near future (like it was on odyssey)? Would be awesome...!
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Uncheck every Xposed module, one at a time and reboot after each being disable. See which is causing the problem. I'm using Xposed myself but haven't got these problems so is not the framework but one of the modules that could not be properly built for KitKat. Try that "notification always expanded" module and the AdAway...they might be the culprit.
[HTC One S] Atemi1337:
The weird part is, I can reboot consecutively with everything checked and still have my clock. But when it freezes randomly it's gone.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Uncheck those two and use the phone like that for a while (after rebooting ofc). See if it happens again. If not...those are the problem...if yes, it is one of the other modules. Deactivate each of them at a time and stay like that till you recreate the issue...or not
[HTC One S] Atemi1337:
Will do. Thanks guys for the assistance
[HTC One S] Co5min:
It seems the wifi bug is still present. It was a WPA security, entered the password several times and got the same message: association rejected. I admit there were couple of things I could have tried to sort this issue out like changing the security to WPA2, however the bug is there and I thought you should know about it.
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Build 1.1 is up.. Someone can try it on bootloader 2.16 and let me know.. Happy flashing
[HTC One S] Aeonxul:
So 1.1 is only for hboot 2.16? basically it's the same 1.0 but built for 2.16, right?

*i think the uploaded file is corrupt because the size is 0B!
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
No its got new features included and should flash on 2.13 , 2.15 and 2.16

I'll look at the upload now.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Could be. I get the 0 file size as well. And droyd, Aeonxul's question is correct. Till now there was no ROM that could be flashed on both hboots. It is either for 2.15 and below OR for 2.16. Due to the differences between those two, a ROM made for 2.16 won't work on 2.15...neither a 2.15 ROM on 2.16 hboot. So if you want to make this ROM available for both, you should have two distinct versions.

I mean, sure you can flash it...it will flash. But it won't work properly. If it was possible it would have been included in CM or other ROMs till now. 2.16 is an unofficial leaked hboot that uses different partition map and sizes compared to previous hboots. Are you sure the ROM will work on both?