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[HTC One S] ChessSpider:
Android Wear broken?

I just flashed this ROM, and tried to pair my moto 360 but it fails with an unknown error.. Are there other Android Wear users here who have different experiences? There's not much posted here about it..

for other android wear users: after a reboot it works.. Havent noticed any issues yet with the phone itself... The connection between smartphone and smartwatch is not perfect but I think that is mostly due to the smartwatch not noticing the connection is gone / app crashing.
[HTC One S] F-L-Y-E-R:
#Added 07/02

#Tested
[HTC One S] nguyenquyhoc:
thank forr working :D

and this both 2.15 and 2.16??.

I see 2.15 has a nightly version. All things has work and stable??:good:
[HTC One S] F-L-Y-E-R:
If you check in OP there's separate links for HBOOT 2.15 and 2.16, I release only HBOOT 2.16 nighties.
[HTC One S] :
Would adding ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule=1 to build.prop work in CM12 just as it did in previous versions, or does Lollipop handle fast dormancy differently?
[HTC One S] RazGame:
Don't install last 10.02 nightly

It crash dialer, when you have incoming callcall

java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'java.lang.String android.net.Uri.getSchemeSpecificPart()' on a null object reference
at com.android.server.telecom.BluetoothPhoneService.updateHeadsetWithCallState(BluetoothPhoneService.java:698)
at com.android.server.telecom.BluetoothPhoneService.access$800(BluetoothPhoneService.java:51)
at com.android.server.telecom.BluetoothPhoneService$3.onCallAdded(BluetoothPhoneService.java:333)
at com.android.server.telecom.CallsManager.addCall(CallsManager.java:1268)
at com.android.server.telecom.CallsManager.onSuccessfulIncomingCall(CallsManager.java:265)
at com.android.server.telecom.Call.processDirectToVoicemail(Call.java:695)
at com.android.server.telecom.Call.access$200(Call.java:64)
at com.android.server.telecom.Call$3.run(Call.java:175)
at android.os.Handler.handleCallback(Handler.java:739)
at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:95)
at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:135)
at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:5256)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:372)
at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:898)
at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:693)
[HTC One S] ChessSpider:
I have major memory issues.. Only 17MB of memory left for applications. Opening Spotify and then Chrome causes Spotify to get force-closed! Chrome open and SwiftKey cannot open due to lack of memory. Sometimes even BlueTooth breaks down for my Moto 360 watch, causing constant disconnects/reconnects.

Surely this isnt normal?I have the 7/2 build of CM12 on 2.15 hboot.
[HTC One S] The Setlaz:
Few last builds 07-08-10/02 on HB2.15 have been awful for me too... Unlocking phone with a Notification would lead to UI freeze + reboot (seems slightly better on 10/02 though)

I can confirm RazGame message: incoming call leads to "Phone as stopped". (still can place call though)
[HTC One S] FBK:
I did a clean install of the 7/2 build on 2.16 hboot and I don't have any major memory issue.

There was actually a fix about the high min-free values. I guess it is supposed to avoid the home screen redrawing. To me it seems a bit better (still not perfect) but I don't know if anyone else has seen an improvement ?
[HTC One S] marcin10217:
Hboot 2.15. 10.02.2015 update- it crash a lot. Kernel from zip with system.
[HTC One S] :
Receiving phone calls is working again on the 11 Feb nightly.
[HTC One S] The Setlaz:
Confirmed incoming calls are working.

I'm facing a reboot-bug, I'd like to know if I'm the only one, so if someone on 08-10-11/02 nightly could do this little test:

0. Enable screenlock - go into sleep

1. Wake up device

2. Unlock the screen

3. Hit Volume Key before the fading transition to Home screen finishes

That freeze for a second and triggers a reboot every single time I'm doing it.

I suspect what's behind this is the cause of many reboot I had when unlocking with notifications.

I'm on HB2.15, S-ON, Stock-kernel, official CM builds

Thanks !
[HTC One S] :
Doing what you described doesn't result in a crash on my device.

2.15, S-OFF, Void Kernel, 11 Feb nightly.
[HTC One S] The Setlaz:
Has the last set of nightly been "stable" for you ? (I have had several reboot a day with mine since 08/02 nightly...)
[HTC One S] provaleriy:
Same here
[HTC One S] :
Yeah, they have. I've been on the Feb 8 nightly for a few days before flashing Feb 11, and I haven't had one single reeboot. Haven't put my phone to excessive use in the last few days, though.
[HTC One S] F-L-Y-E-R:
#Added 12/02

#Tested
[HTC One S] ChristianFS1:
Just a question...

Is it safe to update if you've uninstalled things like audiofx and cLock? :)
[HTC One S] F-L-Y-E-R:
They will be install again i guess :confused:
[HTC One S] provaleriy:
Is it possible to expand system partition? Current size (2.34 GB) is too little for apps.
[HTC One S] kdd998:
You can use 2.16 HBOOT and won't have this limit. You'll lose the official Cyanogenmod nightlies.

There's a thread about this here: http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-s/general/s4-hboot-comparison-2-15-vs-2-16-t2895535
[HTC One S] DieterW91:
Seems like the bugged sound is fixed since the 07/02 update. :D:D

Installing 12/02 now
[HTC One S] kirrun:
I think, he was talking about data partition. That’s the question that bothers me for some time too, is it possible to get rid of this useless distinction between data and sdcard partitions and just have one large data partition, as modern phones (e.g. Nexus 4, 5, 6) do?
[HTC One S] mkoev:
If we have just a single partition for ROM data+SD CARD data how are you going to protect your personal files when you do a full wipe?
[HTC One S] kirrun:
Errr, I don’t think I have many “personal files”. I guess, photos, and that’s all. Photos should be backed up anyway.
[HTC One S] mkoev:
OK , imagine this.

1. You gotta install a new ROM.

2. You copy the zips to your SD (or in your case in the whole partition).

3. You do a full wipe.

4. Where are the zips now? ( I don't want to do ADB sideload each time. I also may not have access to a computer each time I want to flash a new ROM, etc.)
[HTC One S] frantisek.nesveda:
That's what hboot 2.16 does, it joins the data and sdcard partition and only emulates the SD card, just as the Nexus devices.

Recoveries are equipped to deal with that. When you choose 'Wipe data', it deletes everything in /data but the folder /data/media, where the sdcard is emulated (which is enough for a full wipe). Only when you specifically choose 'Format data partition', it formats the whole partition and then you lose everything.

The downside of this is that you can't just simply mount the USB storage as easily as if the sdcard partition was separate. You have to use MTP now (which is not a problem if you use Windows, on a Mac you have to use Android File Transfer, which is very feature-limited, or probably go for some more complicated solution).
[HTC One S] thomaspsmith:
GPS still fragile.

I need to use the GPS on a coming trip, but it still reboots the phone 3/5 times, so I need to downgrade to CM11. Is it safe to just wipe system/cache/dalvik and reflash? Or are there additional steps required?

Thanks,

Tom
[HTC One S] kirrun:
That’s great. What I could not find is how to get hboot 2.16?
[HTC One S] F-L-Y-E-R:
#Added* 17/02

#Tested

*Google Drive only
[HTC One S] Rapier:
I would flash clean. There are apps that are specific to Lollipop (and GAPPS are some of them) and they were updated to latest version. When you'll go back all those apps will not work properly or give you errors. Mixing things this way can have unpredictable results.

What I am doing usually is to have always a backup (nandroid) of a stable KK ROM...in my case LiquidSmooth Millstone 3.2...with all the apps installed and configured. So in case something urgent comes to me I can easily restore the backup and have a stable ROM to use. When you upgraded to CM12 you were advised to make a backup right? Don't you have that one?
[HTC One S] thomaspsmith:
Yeah, I had one - once I flashed 12 and things seemed to be working, I dumped it :) Not too worried about a full rebuild, helps me to get rid of the junk I shouldn't have kept anyhow.

Thanks for the reply.
[HTC One S] frantisek.nesveda:
This should work, I guess.
[HTC One S] ChessSpider:
Did you notice any improvements lately? I'm thinking of downgrading.. CM12 is hardly usable for me.
[HTC One S] provaleriy:
I switched to hboot 2.16. Now I have no problem with free space.

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[HTC One S] and.u:
Where can I found this ROM (LiquidSmooth Millstone) for One S
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Here is the latest, credits to mikronac.ns who built it

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95784891001611137

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[HTC One S] and.u:
Is this also for 2.16 hboot?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
That one no, is only for 2.15. Don't know if he built for 2.16 also

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[HTC One S] fusk:
Anyone noted that 17 & 18 fails to flash using the upgrade function ?
[HTC One S] amh.online:
hi .

my device is s-off. i flashed directly from cm11 to cm12 (android 5.0.2) cm nightly version was cm-12-20150218-NIGHTLY-ville.zip without full wiping . just doing cache wipe.

seveal times i faced with "whisperpush has stopped" error msg.
[HTC One S] fusk:
19 seems to fail the update process as well.
[HTC One S] pavel.bosco:
is there a way to decreasy a sensivity of sensor which turn of display during the call?

it is now almost impossible to turn on loud speaker or press keyboard during the call, it is always make itself turn off, while I try to put my finger on the screen
[HTC One S] eagle_:
Installed 17/02 clean install, hboot 2.16, s-off.

It's very stable, reasonably fast, and pretty functional. Only problem i found is Location isn't working with high accuracy, i.e. GPS works but takes over 1 minute to catch. Last couple of versions have this problem.

Before i've tried to dirty flash over previous installs (also cm 12), and it was laggy and buggy, so i recommend a clean install if you have issues.
[HTC One S] and.u:
What twrp version have you got?? I tried the rom but so many time when i was using an app, and then pressed the home botton, the launcher seemed to restart! I felt that was a little laggy. What about you? Thank you!
[HTC One S] Jd.93:
I've 18/02 hboot 2.15, same bug! Another problem I found: when i press recent button, sometimes, removing an app, the UI restarts! Any way to remove vibration in touch bottons(home, recent, back)?
[HTC One S] eagle_:
Had the same problem (home pane redrawing very slowly, apps slow to start), haven't noticed it yet on this version, but only been using it for the past 24h. May degrade over time, hope not.
[HTC One S] and.u:
On 17th February version do you mean? I'll try it then! Thank you! But what version on twrp did you use for flashing it? And what hboot have you got?
[HTC One S] eagle_:
Twrp 2.8.1.1, hboot 2.16.

Just used Runkeeper and gps was almost instant. Yesterday it took over 1 minute to get a signal.

My purpose to this post was to say that upgrading was giving me problems and a clean install worked way better. Could be the case for some.
[HTC One S] fusk:
CM12 does clearly show that this phone is getting old, it runs alright, and the hardware shows that i can keep up, but just barely. Some apps takes quite a while to start (youtube, facebook is the worst tho.), and there's some navigation animation lag/stutter/skipped frames quite often.
[HTC One S] :
Yeah, true. But if it should start bothering you too much, you might perhaps want to try [MENTION=5795145]javelinanddart[/MENTION]'s Frosted kernel and overclock to 1800mhz ... made my phone run really smooth again.
[HTC One S] fusk:
i'm not sure i'd want to battle the heating issue that would create, it can already get quite hot at stock speed. But i guess i'll take a look.
[HTC One S] :
For some odd reason it doesn't heat up.
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
The reason it doesn't heat up is thermal throttling. Most normal every day tasks don't require much power, but if the system starts doing intensive things, it will start heating up. Once it reaches a certain temperature, the phone is slowed down to not fry the CPU. However I recommend undervolting it a little bit otherwise the battery will start to drain a little. Look at [MENTION=4961470]AKToronto[/MENTION]'s Table in his github

The thermal throttling actually is really effective but doesn't kill performance either
[HTC One S] kios19:
I dnt know what one s ur using but mine is smooth,youtube n fb open jst fine,my only problem is tha launcher redraws itself
[HTC One S] TheEndHK:
It is not totally correct because 5.0 indeed is poorly implemented by Google(gonna need 5.1 to make it fast). I've got a friend who is using N5 and his phone is also very lag(I've seen him with many such cases in reality) and he is also exactly complaint the same thing to me like you here.

---------- Post added at 01:42 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:16 PM ----------

http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-s/themes-apps/camera-app-t3002631/post58975991#post58975991

Also for those of you who want to have a better camera than CM, please try this one and report the result. :laugh:

http://xdaforums.com/oneplus-one/themes-apps/app-cameranext-modded-t2999275

Some guys also reported CameraNext Modded is a good camera on CM12, maybe give it a try too.
[HTC One S] fax11:
Hi, to remove vibration go into preferences, sounds and notifications, other sounds (after notification tone), and disable vibrate on touch. I use a french interface so I hope my translation for english interface is right...
[HTC One S] F-L-Y-E-R:
#Added 22/02

#Tested
[HTC One S] alfsoft:
What kernel should I use to make color calibration to work?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
I think I saw this in [MENTION=5795145]javelinanddart[/MENTION] kernels...check Bricked and Intelli versions of Frosted kernel HERE
[HTC One S] javelinanddart:
Yep, Kcal is there. You can change the Intensity of the RGB in the panel (255,255,255 is default ofc)
[HTC One S] F-L-Y-E-R:
New build

#Added 25/02

#Tested
[HTC One S] kingofsurf:
Dirty flash.

First time, that i cannot connect to my Wifi. It shows up in the router, but the fone says "try to connect" and no data flows.
[HTC One S] mikronac.ns:
http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/89991/ :D ;)
[HTC One S] homeboy1956:
[MENTION=2795590]kingofsurf[/MENTION]

Are you using fritzbox?

If so try following procedure:

delete the wifi entry of the phone in fritzbox and do the wifi recognisation again, then wifi should work.
[HTC One S] ardax:
I was just checking into this thread to see if there have been any improvements on the constant app killing going on in CM12. Perfect timing. :)

Have the recent nightlies been stable enough for DD use?
[HTC One S] :
Was going to complain that Firefox and Swiftkey still don't work particularly well together, but first time I tried was almost immediately after boot had finished. Now that the phone's been running for a while, things are actually going pretty smooth.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Just flashed the latest build to test those commits related to minfree settings and app killing... So far, so good but I didn't used the phone too much yet. Usually problems are occuring in time and after using memory intensive apps (skype, viber, g+)

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[HTC One S] F-L-Y-E-R:
New build

#Added 01/03

#Tested
[HTC One S] pavel.bosco:
maybe it is just me, and I did something wrong, but seems like all apps and data dissapeared after this latest version install.

did you managed to survive your stuff during install?
[HTC One S] ElJeffe:
I still have all my apps+data after upgrade, so it is not a general problem.
[HTC One S] Skreedi:
I'm using official nightly and it runs very well for me, I'm using it as a daily driver. Only one thing bothers me - I can't set my own ringtone. I know that few people had the same problem, I've seen the solutions and none of them is working. I tried copying my mp3 file to system/media/audio/ringtone, to sdcard/alarms or /ringtones but nothing works. I'm still getting this default, annoying sound when someone is calling me. What can I do to fix this?

//I also tried SELinux Mode Changer, after changing mode to permissive I have only vibration, without any sound...
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
You can rename the file, you copied to system/media/audio/ringtone from ringtone.mp3 to ringtone.ogg - like the other ringtones there and change permissions to 644. I did it and it seems to work, but I have to say, I do not get to many phone calls.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
This custom ringtone thing is a general LP bug as I've faced it more or less on all LP based ROMs. The fact is, it's not happening all the time...sometimes custom ringtone works, some other times they don't (similar with contact pictures that sometimes are shown and sometimes are not). I'll try also the copy to /system/media to see if that will bring any improvement but what [MENTION=4898685]derkleinebroicher[/MENTION] is right, the ringtones there should be .ogg not .mp3 and have correct permissions set in order to properly work

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[HTC One S] truevision:
for me, change SELinux to permissive resolve this issue.
[HTC One S] :
That's also what worked for me. Move (if you copy it, you'll end up with two ringtones of the same name in your list, and you'll need to know which is which) the file to system/media ..., have a look at permissions and owner settings of the other ringtones and make sure the one you moved is the same.
[HTC One S] derkleinebroicher:
And did you change the ending from .mp3 to .ogg too? IIRC, this had to be done as well, to make it complete.
[HTC One S] ZioRò:
Thanks for your report Rapier!

Could anybody else share his experience with that commit? Thanks :)
[HTC One S] amh.online:
call not sent

hi . i have suddenly faced with "call not sent" error message while i 'm trying to call .

i'm able to receive calls correctly.my CM version is "cm-12-20150301-NIGHTLY-ville.zip " .

my first suggestion is Privacy Guard setting ...

is there anybody to help solving this issue , please?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
It's not only one commit, there are about 3 of them (2 in that build I was testing and another 1 in the following build). I didn't posted again but I've tested CM for 3 days and definitely things are improved. LMK settings are preserved after reboot and app killing is not happening so often. Also I had less situations in which phone was stuck trying to do something (like open an app or switching between apps via recents).

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[HTC One S] Ganzuas:
The last build is very smooth and hasn't lags. The unique thing that I saw is a retarded load in calculator.
[HTC One S] and.u:
So this last one build has no more lag as the previews ones? The last one that I've tried was the 17th February one and after a day the launcher restart so many time when I close an app and go to home menu!
[HTC One S] Rapier:
On 28.02 and 1.03 there were some LMK related commits that for sure improved things a bit. you should definitely try one of the builds after 1.03

EDIT: In the latest build (5.03) I got reboots short after booting, even without doing anything. I was trying several hours restoring backups and testing several things to see where the reboots came from...I think I found the reason. Latest nightly has several commits related to Theme Engine and I had a theme applied. I've switched to default system theme and the reboots were gone. As soon as I was trying to apply the custom theme (I was using Pitch Black from RR ROM...the one from Play Store), phone was rebooting. Now, I don't know if it's the theme itself (didn't have the time to try other themes) or the commits but there's something in there.

To conclude, if you have a theme applied, try to switch to default system theme BEFORE flashing the latest nightly. Make a backup after that if the phone is stable. Then you might wanna try applying a theme and see if phone is rebooting (if it's rebooting, restore the backup and try another theme or leave like that). It could be the theme I used and you might be lucky using other theme.

Now I downloaded the previous nightly (the one from 4.03) that doesn't contain the commits relaed to Theme Engine and I'll see if is the same...I guess not. Keep you posted
[HTC One S] waver1967:
got reboots (bootloops) too this morning,thought it would be caused by supersu as sytem app with backup script.

so it might be the theme,i was on euphoria dark .
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Switch to default theme before upgrading...I've noticed FCs of Theme engine every time I try to access it...so I left it by default
[HTC One S] mataflakitas:
DazZ
[HTC One S] eduardoandino17:
Is xposed for lollipop working for the htc one s?
[HTC One S] LS.xD:
You need to flash a "permissive" kernel. Frosted kernel offers such a feature. Check the thread for the download links.
[HTC One S] Bad.Fish:
Download selinux mode changer from play store... Problem solved
[HTC One S] LS.xD:
awesome :D
[HTC One S] drkxyz:
The last nightly is really great. The first version for me without considerable lags and the UI seems to be more stable as well.

For anyone who is interested, here is the current hboot 2.16 version. Seems to be usable by now :fingers-crossed:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0ajti88ZAFzUzJldGRZYXVKMzg/view?usp=sharing

Have fun
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Have you tried ANY theme with it? Cause with the 5/03 nightly I had issues applying any theme...triggers sudden reboot. If I stayed on default theme everything was fine. There were some Theme Engine related commits lately that broke something or the existing themes are not compatible anymore. I'm waiting for the next (official) nightly to see if they have it fixed
[HTC One S] fusk:
Wonder what's going on, 5 days with no update.
[HTC One S] mkoev:
There is a link for the march 8 update literally one post above yours.
[HTC One S] Rapier:
That is for hboot 2.16, he was asking about the official nightlies for 2.15...

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[HTC One S] waver1967:
the changelog is huge :) http://www.cmxlog.com/12/ville/
[HTC One S] Finnit0:
I am on cm-12-20150305 hboot 2.15 and it seems to work without problems. Only thing that still happening sometimes when I unlock my phone it goes directly to the recents screen without showing the cards, not a big deal but anyone an idea why that happens?

cheers
[HTC One S] and.u:
Can i flash it without any wipes??
[HTC One S] Rapier:
Cache/Dalvick should always be wiped after a new flash

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[HTC One S] mkoev:
Rapier, a noob question for you bro. If CM 12 is using ART do we still have to flash dalvic cache and why ?
[HTC One S] Rapier:
It was a question asked some time ago by somebody else... The wipe of Dalvick is still in recovery as an option and I don't know exactly what it does on LP ROMs. You could try without it and see if any difference....but for sure wiping cache does something.

Now the "wipe dalvick" might not have anything to wipe if using ART but...there might be something else to be wiped since ART is also a runtime after all. I'm not so expert and not a dev so I can't tell for sure but it might wipe something related to the runtime being it ART or Dalvick. Something that's not wiped by the "wipe cache" since cache is a different thing

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[HTC One S] Loreane Van Daal:
Since I'm a plain example of a "cat and curiosity", wiping dalvik in my case gives 200-300 Mb of free space in /data. So, it does wipe runtime libraries and i don't know which and where. After that, device works as usual. In several hours, all wiped data is restored again and gained free space is gone.