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[HTC One S] mariachi62:
Good question actually. Would be interested in the answer too. I never thought about it when restoring from titanium. But then... titanium wouldnt make that much sense anymore?! Can someone help here?

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Yeah... thats the question. There are one or two threads around here where this topic is somehow discussed (see link). AKToronto from IceCold Kernel mentioned that he wants to try a kernel mod... maybe we will know more in a few days.

Another guy said that you can change the full_bat (or bat_full) file with android tuner.

but there are some basic things i dont understand yet. Is it just the full_bat file telling android to stop charging? If yes, how does it work (technically). And how does it work when the device is off? So i believe you can fully charge the 2100mAh battery, however, android will continue in believing its 1650mAh. The question is, does it make any difference what android believes or is it then just that the battery status is not correct anymore. I will find out... at least I will try.

However, I think $droyd$ and the other guys here dont want this discussion in this threat. I will post some information in here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1888741

as soon as i know more...

If you have any kind of input to this topic it would be great if you can help us. Or just pm me...
[HTC One S] johnforce:
What are your display brightness settings? If they are set to the minimum the keys wont light up. Test it and you will see.
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
Thanks very much for pointing that out. I'm trying to really lower screen battery usage as its usually 59+% so running -40%. Button lights do eventually come on when I get close to zero. Its annoying I can't lower screen brightness and still have hardware key lights on.

ROM looks even better with 200 DPI. I think the battery life would be pretty impressive if it weren't for the damn screen brightness.
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
This is, how I make a clean install:

- boot Into recovery

- backup current Rom or at least data

- factory reset 3x

- advanced wipe (everything but Internal SD card and USB OTG) 3x

- install cleaning script, Rom, Gapps, whatever you need more (custom dialer, custom kernel etc.), SuperSu (always latest thing, I install)

- wipe data

- restore data from backup

- wipe dalvik cache / cache

- reboot

I can not remember, that I ever had any problems with this method!
[HTC One S] jnne2012:
Damn.. Looks really awesome! I'm just too busy with work to do a full install.. I switched to cfx last week but now will come back to "home" to twisted! :)

Lähetetty minun One S laitteesta Tapatalkilla
[HTC One S] Atemi1337:
Anyone found the enable end all running apps feature for the recent tab? I think it use to be in developer area.
[HTC One S] ipit:
Doesn't exist anymore for Slimbased Roms.
[HTC One S] ulmcity:
ok and what i can make with the very bad wifi-quality? When i´m on sense based roms (sense 5 or sense 4) i have full wifi. when i flashed a 4.4 or 4.3 rom i have no or bad wifi. it´s the same with each Radio (1.15 or 1.20) or on each hboot. :confused:
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Just go back to sense you'll never be happy on aosp .. There are highs and lows to both types .. I personally would never use sense again regardless of the issues on aosp just cause sense is a huge jumbled mess.. I would prefer you head back than keep comparing this to sense every third post. Everyone here came from the same base as you yet your the only one flooding the thread with tears.
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Maybe try the kill all activity's when exited .. That's in dev settings at the bottom.
[HTC One S] ulmcity:
LOL

I only want to unterstand why it is so? It must be anything with the Rom because the same hardware works with other roms perfect... But it's ok ... Have a nice day.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Yes. It is with the ROM. Sense uses proprietary HTC drivers, modified and tweaked for each device and those are closed source, AOSP uses Qualcomm global drivers or whatever. Since HTC has not revealed their sources it is not possible to include them in AOSP. Same goes for camera or other parts and that's why there are differences. It is a known fact so either stick with Sense or accept AOSP like it is

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] sib_rock:
how

have any suggestions?
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
Any suggestions concerning what? If you're talking 'bout theme manager, you can use Xposed installer with HK theme manager. Russian: no idea.
[HTC One S] ulmcity:
Thx for the answer.. :good: I´m now on a sense-based rom, i´ve removed all sense- things and the nova launcher installed..... just like my new phone comes i stay on this now...
[HTC One S] copas2:
Occasionally the screen won't come back while being in a call. It's quite complicated and annoying to just hang up or look after something because the screen is off. Suggestions? :)
[HTC One S] foeti:
Using 1.4 or 2.0?

In 1.4 this issue is known. In 2.0 I didn't recognize yet....
[HTC One S] copas2:
Well it's there unfortunately. I kinda hate when basic functions have issues. Damn, this rom seems to be really fine apart from this...
[HTC One S] mooch530:
Screen still works though...if you tap where you think the hang up button is it'll still hang up. Annoying I agree...
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
I'm extremely impressed with battery life so far. Dark themes all the way. Using auto-brightness on 0% for most light settings. View attachment 2602408
[HTC One S] AndrewAmazed:
Just a random question but..

are there any similar roms to yours on the HTC One??
[HTC One S] rc420head:
Not yet

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] mooch530:
Just flashed 2.0... love it! somehow this ROM gets quicker and quicker!

Just one thing I hope I'm overlooking because I loved it on 1.4... is the notification bar double tap to turn screen off still available? If so, where? If not... awww ;(
[HTC One S] _kevn_:
It works. I didn't see any options in settings to toggle it though. I'm not sure one would really Need the option to turn it off.

"Awe man I can't randomly multi tap my status bar for no apparent reason anymore without the screen turning off!" said nobody

I did notice it's sometimes finicky in getting the taps just right. I also noticed that I sometimes have to swipe a couple times to get the notification tray to drop down. Not sure if it's related to the DPI or I'm just having a slow moment. I'm also going to go check if it's related to the quick pull down for quick tiles...

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[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Its cause DPI is so small that sometimes you have to try twice to pull down...

Use twisted actions to add a sleep button to the home screen or qs tile.

Maybe 2.1 tomorrow.. Maybe...
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Great news... Please don't forget about the BT patch. Today I have some long trips to do and I've switched to Beanstalk to be able to use my car-kit. I hope to come back soon :)

Right now the implementation of Halo in Twisted is the best from all KK ROMs and there are also some other things that makes this unique even if not all previous customization are added yet

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] mooch530:
Oh I got it! I didn't realize it's there by default... I was looking for a setting to turn it on! Love this ROM!
[HTC One S] BoazCoenraad:
I just flashed 2.0 and having a lot of trouble. It gives me the message that my phone isn't rooted properly. I can't change DPI, can't use root explorer or anything else that requires root acces. I'm I the only one with the problems? Can I flash back to 1.4(Which worked perfectly)?
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
Flash this in recovery. Should solve any root issues. http://download.chainfire.eu/382/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v1.93.zip
[HTC One S] mooch530:
I flashed mine the same way, going from 1.4 to 2.0 and it worked flawlessly... did you follow these steps?
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
2.1 is built I'll upload after I'm done with the family activities.
[HTC One S] the_ziom:
From Maximus to Twisted

Hello ive got a question

if i want to switch from android 4.2.2 to 4.4.2

do i have to flash any firmware and if yes can you please send a link

Prevoius rom : MaximusHD
[HTC One S] Rapier:
MaximusHD requires firmware 2.16 as I know. For any 4.4.2 ROM, officially supported is firmware 2.15 and 2.13, except for the case there are some devs that built specifically for 2.16.

As of now, there's only one 4.4.2 ROM that is still built for 2.16 and that's CM11, through amability of cikoleto. That is an unoficiall build but is updated regulary. His thread is located HERE.

For all the rest you will need to downgrade your firmware from 2.16 to 2.15. There are some threads related to this, on of those being HERE

Good luck.
[HTC One S] rc420head:
No promises but I'm going to attempt to build this for 2.16 once I get n7 sorted.

But downgrade to 2.15 is easy. Just use the tools found here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=48489199

And ask any questions you might have on that thread.

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] the_ziom:
ok and what if i downgraded to 2.15 will i need to flash any other shizna
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Any other...what? Sorry but I can't realy follow you on this...
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
2.1 is up and lockscreen notifications is fllllaaaawwwwlleeesssss.....
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
Thanks for another update. Looking good so far.

Is gesture anywhere no longer supported? Thought it would come back with 2.1, but can't seem to find it in the menus.
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Its like what 4 days since 2.0? Just be patient I'll add it all back with time..
[HTC One S] abracadabra11:
No worries. Wasn't sure if you were dropping it based on feedback or lack of enthusiasm for it.
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Nah its one of the most useful features written just real hard to add so I need to have a bit of time...
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
How's superuser with you guys in the latest build?
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Its the same I didn't even touch it and honestly not sure that I will for a while considering you can just flash what you need and it works fine. I'm not sure but I would imagine if you dirty flash the ROM you shouldn't have to flash su again.
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
I was just asking because it seems as though there were some conflicts with the previous build. Well anyways I've been using beanstalk for a while and I miss TwistedKat's stability. Can't wait to flash!
[HTC One S] rc420head:
I could be wrong but on slimrom you have to go to settings/advanced options/superuser and under settings/superuser access select apps/adb

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Yeah no it just doesn't work without flashing su just havnt looked at it.. I'm sure it has to do with the ROM name switch.
[HTC One S] ulmcity:
what´s that and where i found it?
[HTC One S] asdfasdfvful:
It's right in settings in the latest build
[HTC One S] jnne2012:
I love those lockscreen notifications! I switched from slidelock app to default lockscreen just because those! :) New build is awesome!

Lähetetty minun One S laitteesta Tapatalkilla
[HTC One S] ilbarone87:
Have to disagree with you :) I just dirty flashed and lost SU so need to reflash it.

Inviato dal mio One S utilizzando Tapatalk
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Regarding what is it...on short, there are different wakelocks (those that keeps the device awake and no entering deep sleep). With this you can simply disable them so the phone won't be awake. You should be careful tho with this since disabling a wakelock could make that service malfunction or the app that triggers it not working properly.
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
i'm trying to enable rootpermission for titaniumbackup, but nothing...

EDIT: with SuperSU installed everything works
[HTC One S] Rapier:
droyd did you have the time to include the BT patch in this new build?
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Yeah.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Thanks. Just flashed it. I saw that GAPPS should be flashed again after ROM flash. Is it right or it's only for me?

If yes, the procedure for flashing this ROM every time (including dirty flashes) would be:

0. MAKE A NANDROID BACKUP (optional but is a wise thing to do)

1. Wipe factory (optional if you come from a previous 2.x build and want to dirty flash)

2. Flash ROM

3. Flash SU update to have root permissions

4. Flash GAPPS package

5. Flash custom kernel (optional if you want to use such kernels)

6. Wipe cache/Dalvik

7. Reboot
[HTC One S] oll0:
I flashed SU after GAPPS (even after first boot to system) and everything works fine. If that's what you meant.
[HTC One S] dave il barbaro:
with screen off the proximity sensor is always on,even with poket detection deactivated
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
You mean pocket detection in your kernel is deactivated? If so, you might check, if you activated pocket mode in twisted interface/ active display.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Or in Twisted Interface - Lockscreen Notifications. That is enabled by default...

Sent from nowhere over the air...
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Yeah if either one of the above is active the sensor will glow.. Its nat that big of a deal my wife uses it and has never complained about battery.
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
Dirty flash worked fine for me. Sorry if this is a stupid question but do active display and lockscreen notifications do the same job?

Sent from my One S running 4.4.2
[HTC One S] Rapier:
No...similar things but different tho. Active Display is shown when phone is in standby and is showing the notification with options to quick view it (by keeping your finger on the notification), open it (by dragging the handle on top of notification, dismiss it (by dragging the handle on top of the X) or unlock the screen by dragging the handle on top of the locker. It is waking up the device for you to see the notification and it'll turn it off after few secs...it also have several options to check. More details you'll find by checking the options there, are self explanatory

Lockscreen notification has a similar functionality but the notifications are displayed on lock screen instead. It also have a function to wake up the device but if Active Display is also ON that doesn't make sense. You can activate it if you turn off Active Display. The notifications on lock screen have different look but they do the same thing...allows a quick glance at the notification (has a privacy option as well) or you can open/dismiss the notification

The main reason for Active Display was battery life on AMOLED displays...similar with the "dark" switch or other similar settings, active display is supposed to only lit those pixels that display the white text (active display has always white text on black background if the "sunlight" mode is not checked). On the other hand, lockscreen notification shows a full colour display...

This was a quick summary of those two, you can find detailed info on Google
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
I will probably remove active display soon since lock screen notifications is more stable..
[HTC One S] fatboyslimerr:
Great summary. I'm leaning towards the full colour of lock screen notifications. Having notifications displayed on lock screen (without swiping down notification bar) is the ONLY thing I miss from my iPhone days. Android and twisted kat are now superior in all ways ☺

Sent from my One S running 4.4.2
[HTC One S] Co5min:
I lost my phone today :( I am wavering between Nexus 5 and G2. $droyd$, do you support any of the two ? I may decide on the model depending on your support. Thanks.
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
I actually have everything set up to build for n5 but haven't done it yet.. If I support one of those two it'll be the n5 .. Just don't care much about g2.. N5 would be a better way to go as Google will fully support it for a few years to come and there's no telling where the other will end up in a year.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
You can also keep both. Anyway they can be independently deactivated so anyone can use them according to personal taste. I use both for ex :) others prefer lockscreen notif, others prefers active display
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Active display is broken and buggy it doesn't work properly so I'll probably remove it..
[HTC One S] oll0:
Did you have a look at AcDisplay by AChep? You can find it on xda.
[HTC One S] mooch530:
Aww...I love the active display! Works pretty good for me...
[HTC One S] Rapier:
I'm testing it now. Lack of proximity sensor features doesn't bother me since I never use proximity anyway. It's working with ART too :good:
[HTC One S] Maurice5813:
rom's great, keep it going, really is the most stable rom on the one s! No annoying reboots!
[HTC One S] Co5min:
The ROM has been rock solid here, none of the issues presented by some of you occured to me. Thanks $droid$.
[HTC One S] foeti:
Just figured out it's xposed framework that causes this issue, so not Rom related....
[HTC One S] Rapier:
droyd I just remember there's another "bug" across all KitKat ROms...in fact it's not really a bug but it's a functionality that doesn't work.

In Phone Settings (open dialer, menu, settings...) there's an option for "network event notification". Even if checked, even if you tick/un-tick it...it doesn't do anything. For some (including me) it's useful info. If you're not used with it I'll try to explain what it does: when you call someone and that person is already engaged in a call, instead of "Dialing" that's showed on that blue bar, it's written "DIALING (WAITING...)". That is to inform you that the other party is already on a call and you're on the second line (if it has the call waiting active). Right now nothing different is displayed, it's the same "Dialing" text regardless of the status of the other party. Don't know why nobody solved it. In Slimrom they just removed the option from settings instead of fixing it.

If you have time maybe you can look into it. In previous Android versions it was working properly
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
any progress with backlight bug problem? how often it appear in this rom?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
It's a general KitKat bug and most probably is related to kernel not ROM. It's appearing as often as for the other ROMs. Except CM team or rmbq, nobody's working on a kernel so until it's fixed by one of them don't expect to be solved in any KitKat ROMs
[HTC One S] D3LTA:
USB PC

Why isn't devices not showing up with ADB devices?, it working with cm11 nightly

and i have very slow tranfer rate when copy file from pc to sd card phone with usb storage..
[HTC One S] Rapier:
The speed is low for all ROMs, you must be happy if you get 4Mbps...usually there are around 2-3 Mbps transfer rate. Only for Sense based ROMs transfer rate is higher due to proprietary code and drivers.

Detail what do you mean that device is not showing up with ADB devices? What exactly is not showing up? Or what is not working? Is about ADB or USB debugging?
[HTC One S] D3LTA:
USB debug is enabled in dev menu

When i type adb devices on my PC, phone is not listed
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Oh, that...What Windows do you have installed? Have you tried any other non-sense ROM that had ADB working?
[HTC One S] tuesdaydev:
I've been usino it since day 1 and it happened every 7 times out of 10.

PS is there a way to actually have the screen that dim on choice? I've always felt that at night this screen is way too bright!
[HTC One S] rc420head:
Try turning adb debugging off and back on a few times, sometimes that ages it show up

Sent from my HTC One S using Xparent Red Tapatalk 2
[HTC One S] Atemi1337:
Not to bring up my issue again but I may have a bug. I'm switching between stock, bubba qv and standard bubba for my clock issue. If I do a complete fresh install, I get my clock back. But after a while the phone goes black screen and is unresponsive. I have to do a hard reboot to get it off, wipe dalvik and cache to reboot again. Once rebooted, no clock. Same thing with all 3 kernels.
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Are you using exposed or a theme cause your about the only one with the issue..
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Works fine for me .. I've used logcat just fine..
[HTC One S] Spardantex:
There is the 3g data connection problem in this fantastic rom?
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
I am not sure, but if I remember correctly, I got a sort of security check on my device the first time, I made the "adb devices" request. It's a popup, asking you, whether to allow your pc to connect with your phone. Maybe try again and then wait for a moment for this popup to appear.

Gesendet von meinem One S mit Tapatalk
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Well I was planning an update today but every time I sync cm has commited garbage that causes the build to fail.. I should have known better and picked a different base.
[HTC One S] Loreane Van Daal:
unplug usb, delete folder named Android in c:/users/yourloginname, plug and retry. You should get that allow access popup again.

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[HTC One S] Atemi1337:
I'm using exposed. No theme. I just wiped and reinstalled.
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Yeah rite it doesn't work at all.. You can't pass the lock screen by selecting the notification plus you can't type a message once you get there you need to back out and come back to type.. Ln does the exact same thing but is faster smoother and fully works ..
[HTC One S] oll0:
Ya me neither. It still is an early build tho, I'm assuming more features will be implemented in the near future.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Droyd is right...it's bugged. "pretty good" doesn't mean it's working as it should, it only means that for you it's acceptable.

If you just use it for peeking at the notifications...it is ok. But if you try to open an app to reply (a SMS, whatsapp message and so on), in most cases brings you the lock screen first instead of going directly to that app. There was another bug before but fortunately that is solved now...if you managed to open the app from the Active Display screen, you were not able to type in anything...keyboard was popping up but you could not type. You should have press back to return to previous screen, open again the conversation and only after that you could type a reply. So there were some bugs and some are still present

droyd, the last bug (the one with typing problem) has been solved at least in the last build, or it is random. Just tested now and I could reply...it was even going straight to the app not showing the lock screen. But this is just luck. Most of the time it doesn't
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
I personally liked ad better myself to but then gave ln a try and it just seems a lot better... now I would prefer it over a fully working ad ..
[HTC One S] mooch530:
I'll give ln a try, but ad works well, I mean I expect the lock screen to come up. Ex., if I get a text I hold my finger on the screen to see the text, then swipe over, unlock phone, right into SMS app, then type away. Done. What's the point of having a lock screen if I can go right by it?

Not trying to start anything, just giving my opinion.

Appreciate all the work you've put into these builds.

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Another newbie question...what's this SU update? I went from 1.4 to 2.0 by clean flashing the ROM and gapps and everything seems fine. I have superuser and its set to apps and ADB. Will this change going to 2.1?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
It shouldn't work like this. If you drag the handle on top of the notification it should open that app not going first to the lock screen. This is ONLY for insecure lockscreen ofc. Check for ex AD in previous Android 4.3 where it worked as it should and you'll notice the difference. And now it goes sometimes to lock screen but some other times goes straight to the app....
[HTC One S] Ataraxi:
Hi ALL, I'm going to try this ROM, I'm on Hboot 2.15 S-ON with 5.8.3.1 Recovery ( something like that). Correct me if I'm wrong : I need to install the Recovery suggested in the main Topic, flash the Rom and then after flash Gapps? I can't find Gapps in the topic and ( i never flashed Gapps) i want to know if I can take a zip file from another topic! Thanks for replies and sorry for bad english
[HTC One S] $droyd$:
Yes I recommend slim gapps from slimroms.net. don't forget the boot.img