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[One (M8) Original Android Development] simonvfr:
To update a nightly you definitely do not need to reflash gapps. Just rom, and I do wipe cache as well.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] gomisensei:
I just fresh installed the 2016-04-23 nightly, and CM erroneously reports that I have no sim card.

Verified as working in sense backup.

Has anyone else had this problem? Which nightly would I need to back up to to fix the problem, I can't find where in the changelog something was that could have broken this...
[One (M8) Original Android Development] simonvfr:
I've had the problem two or three times (out of perhaps 100 flashes). SIM has been recognised on reboot. Once it took two reboots. 23 April nightly running fine for me.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] remix92:
With sense based Rom i have never Get a result oft 4 hours stay awake....

How can i reduce this?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] djaychela:
This sounds like the same issue I'm having. I've not find a nightly that doesn't have it (iirc I've tried 9,16,17,18 April). I'm currently on 22-4, and that's otherwise OK (aside from some issues in YouTube, which I'm unsure as to whether they are cm or YouTube), but if I need to reboot, it's often taking 3-5 reboots before the baseband (and therefore SIM) gets recognized.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
CM nightly updates

Once you find a nightly build that is working well for you with everything you need working, back it up and hold onto it until you find a better one.

I normally update cm through the internal updater which works pretty well but occasionally I will dirty flash an update in twrp and manually clear the cache. If it's a bad build then just go back to twrp and restore your backup. No need to flash gapps again unless you want to try a fresh clean install.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] miffymiffy:
I am just wondering if the recent builds are causing a call delay?

I dial, then wait for a LOOONG period before the call goes through.

Issue or something I have installed?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] kessaras:
its something you most probably did wrong. Since 13.0-20160420 build my phone is stable almost like with stock rom.

Also if anyone has problems with the battery , should consider looking inside the memory settings. In there we can find the permissions every app wanna use. If we disable the permissions to keep the app working and the permission to boot ( sorry if my description is a bit bad, but my phone is in greek ), it won't drain our battery. For example if we don't want facebook to always work in the background we disable its permissions, same goes with any app we install.

The only huge problem in my point of view is still the camera app which i solved using another market app.

Personally i can't say i have any bugs or tombstones created , cause i keep my CM clean and minimal, whatever i don't use i just freeze it.

Only one question i have. Is there any easy way to help ? A logcat or a dmesg for example ?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] crapo16:
Any chance you can use the "camera duo" with any camera application or it is not supported by cyanogen?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] djlukas1983:
Is it possible to install sense camera app here in CM13? If not than is it possible to install a latest version of Google camera and is it slow motion video recordings and HDR+ camera working there?

Wysłane z mojego HTC One_M8 przy użyciu Tapatalka
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
HTC Camera

Yes you can install the HTC camera from the play store, but you also need to install the HTC gallery app because that is where the camera tries to store the pics. There may be a hack to get it to store the pics somewhere else, but the easy way is to just use the HTC gallery.

Older versions of Google camera used to work but since the latest update I no longer see it as a download option.

There are lots of other camera apps that work like camera zoom fx and others, but not all of the ones I've tried in the past have worked.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] srbrian:
settings->battery: unfortunately, settings has stopped

Had a previous install of nightly 3/25, and just updated to 4/23, both had same issue where I can't ever access my battery app.

"unfortunately, settings has stopped"

Anyone else?

Is it worth posting the crash report (new to forums, not sure etiquette of bug reporting)?

Edit: to update, from twrp i did:

1. wipe system partition

2. then install new nightly, wipe cache and dalvik,

3. resize system partition (wipe menu > advanced wipe > select system partition > repair or change file system > resize file system). This was required for next step

4. install open gapps full, then wipe cache and dalvik

reboot to system
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
Battery

Accessing battery from the system menu worked fine for me. I had updated to 4-25-17 from 4-9-16. If you were coming from an older build you may need to clear the cache.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] srbrian:
Hey morr22066, thanks for the quick reply.

In my post edit showing my update procedure, you can see I cleared cache when i installed the rom update. Also, when i was running the older 3-25, i tried booting recovery and wiping cache just for this and it didn't help. Also now tried going to settings > apps > settings > storage > clear data, and it didn't help either, and the settings > apps > settings > storage > clear cache option (12 kb) doesn't do anything.

Any other thoughts?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
Battery

Normally on any app or system problems I start by clearing the app cache, then try clearing the system cache, then check the permissions to make sure it has access. You can also go into developer options to be sure that you have activated root access.

The only other thing I would normally try is doing a fresh clean install of the ROM. I normally use "Pico" gapps which are only about 65mb in size when I do a fresh install.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] srbrian:
Thanks, morr22066.

Well, really I've tried all those steps. app cache can't be cleared for 'settings', button does nothing, cache sits at 12kb. clear app data for settings app didn't work. clear system cache didn't work. settings > apps > settings > permissions shows 'no permissions requested', and I do have root enabled for apps and adb.

For a clean install of the ROM, do you mean wiping the data partition as well, and a factory reset? Otherwise doing as I already did by wiping system, cache, and dalvik partitions is pretty close, and not sure how the battery app would not function cause of something on the data partition? Are there battery app-related cached files on data partition I can try wiping manually to save the effort of a full factory reset?

Not sure how gapps package would affect battery app crashing? But i can try a full factory reset with pico gapps package. I'll post a reply if that does / doesn't work. Thanks.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
Battery

For a fresh install I normally just select the standard factory reset option, that is usually fine. I only do a full wipe as a last resort if things are really screwed up. You really shouldn't have to fix permissions. Are you using twrp 3.0.2?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] srbrian:
I had been using twrp 3.0.0-1... Because this: After first attempting an auto update as per these instructions https://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Updating, the update tool flashed my recovery to CM Recovery as well. The automatic update didn't work, stuck on startup animation... so I tried to fastboot reflash twrp, and 3.0.2 wouldn't take. The fastboot tool would tell me it was all sent and verified, but I'd reboot and CM Recovery was still there. Tried to instead fastboot reflash TWRP 3.0.0-1 recovery .img and it successfully overwrote the CM Recovery. Then I recovered my original backups of system and data, and cleared cache/dalvik, and then started again doing a manual udpated according to steps I posted before.

Tried installing twrp 3.0.2 just now, and it took fine. Cleared cache and dalvik, rebooted, but still when I try to access the battery settings crashes the settings app.

I guess a backup and full factory reset + clean install is on the agenda, although I am dubious it will act any different.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
M8

Normally you can flash twrp from within twrp (image not zip) or you can flash it through twrp manager or flashify. But if you restore a backup that had saved a copy of your recovery then it will restore that recovery as well. That is another reason I try a fresh clean install instead of a restore sometimes.

Of course the last resort to start off totally fresh is to restore the factory / OEM operating system and start over. I have Verizon and in the forums there are pre-rooted factory images with twrp that you can install by placing them in the root of the SD card and going to the boatloader and installing instead of doing it from the PC with command lines.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
Arcus & Dashboard Apps

Has anyone been using these two apps from the play store? They both modify themes so that you can change colors and other items. I have been using Arcus and really like it, it is pretty simple..

I have been thinking about trying dashboard because it looks like it may give more control over changing different aspects of the theme, but it looks like there is a learning curve so I wanted to see is anyone else has tried them both out and has some feed back before I invested the time in learning how to use the dashboard app.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] djaychela:
So, I'm still experiencing the same issue - regardless of the nightlies I've tried, often the phone will say "No SIM" when booted, and this appears to be that the phone isn't recognising the baseband. Rebooting will eventually get it to work (and when it does, it works without issues that I can detect), but it can take several boots to get it to do this.

I've just looked on the cyanogenmod bug reporting site (not something I've done before) - and it would appear that there's no way to report bugs in this version of CM (for the M8) because it's nightly-only? I can only see a way to report bugs for official releases and regressions for nightlies, and I've not found a nightly that doesn't exhibit this behaviour (although I've only been back as far as April 9).
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
M8

That is strange. I've never had that issue. I'm on Verizon in the US, what carrier do you have?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] djaychela:
I'm on O2 in the UK. Phone was upgraded to Marshmallow with the stock ROM, and then rooted (can't remember how, but was a quick process), and TWRP installed. Anyway, current details are:

M8_UL PVT SHIP S-ON

HBOOT-3.19.0.0000

Radio - 1.29.214500021.12g

OpenDSP-v51.2.2.00593-M8974_FO.1015

OS-

eMMC-boot 2048MB

Dec 17 2015,14:15:48.0

Baseband 1.29.214500021.12G_20.72.4196t.01_F
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
M8

The reason why I asked about the carrier is that is usually the source of the problem when I see people having problems with connectivity, data or calls. Sometimes the apn info is not implemented correctly on a ROM. Here in the US I see that issue happen with sprint and some of the smaller carriers.

One solution I have seen in some of the of the forums is that people will change their apn settings. If that doesn't work, then there are App's in the play store that will let you 'copy' apn settings from a ROM that works then apply them to the ROM you are having issues with.

I'm not sure if that will help you but it may be something to look into. The other option would be to try a new sim card.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] jdaggar:
Small issues from 4/22 nightly

Just switched from the last 12.1 snapshot to the 4/22 nightly. It's very stable, all of the networks working, no app crashes. I've noticed a couple of small issues:

Using Trebuchet launcher, the "Large Icons" option doesn't work. Switch it on or off, no effect. Icon size doesn't change, the icons remain small.

The notification tone (chiefly for text messages) doesn't work. It vibrates but doesn't play sound. This is regardless of whether it's locked to the ringer volume or not.

I'm running a VZW m8.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] srbrian:
Hey morr22066,

Well a factory reset would probably work as you suggested, but I fixed the battery app crash before getting to doing that.

Happened to change my theme, and accidentally found the battery app stopped crashing. Apparently Osmium by Frostbite theme causes a battery app crash. Not sure why, but it did, at least for me. Anyone else?

Thanks for the help.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
M8

Yeah themes can cause a lot of problems. When cm updates things it can take a while before some of the devs get their themes updated. I have seen settings crash before, but not just when going into battery settings, that is different. Glad you got it figured out.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] lauyee:
After installing the latest nightlies (20160426) I can't make calls it hangs on "powered by %s" "search by %s" and then sometimes it reboot...

What doesn't work:

Diable Phone Number Lookup

Install new dialer app

Wipe dalvik & Cache

Factory Restore

Installing the old nightly from zip via recovery

Changing Theme Engine

Anyone facing the same problem?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] sobaquete:
Just out of curiosity... is there a reason why the M8 is not receiving snapshot versions for CM13? Other devices received the second snapshot a few days ago, but for the M8 there are only nightlies.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] artee666:
Can't this be related to theme? I've couldn't start phone app since yesterday, then I changed the theme to system one and it is working.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] andreas0013:
Probably because there are still a lot of bugs in the build
[One (M8) Original Android Development] lolmegafroi:
Write Permission on internally formatted SD Card

Hi there,

I recently reformatted my sd card from external/mobile to internal. First it didn't seem to work even with many reboots. I ended up swiping the data partition, formatting the SD Card as internal again and reinstalling all apps.

Now, it basically works but after a few hours the phone "forgets" about the writable permissions. The symptom is that Amazon Music does not work anymore and WhatsApp pictures cannot be stored (and thus are not shown in the conversations). After rebooting the m8 the issue is gone only for a few hours again.

Did anybody encounter such an issue or has a suggestion how to deal with that?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
Snapshots

I thought that it was up to each device maintainer to push a snapshot for the device. My understanding is that the nightly builds can be set to automatically push updates with the build bots but that the device maintainer has to push a snapshot build.

I may be wrong, but I thought that is what I had heard in the past. Does anyone more familiar with the process have more info?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bgcngm:
It's up to the device maintainer to decide about the eligibility for a snapshot. For example, being the M8 Dual SIM maintainer I have decided it was not ready for a stable release. As far as it concerns to M8, only [MENTION=2385005]invisiblek[/MENTION] can tell.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
Snapshots

Thank you. I knew it was something like that.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] lauyee:
Seriously if that's the solution, I'll feel so dumb, but let's hope that I'm dumb is the solution cause it'll be an easy fix

update:

tried that, not working :(
[One (M8) Original Android Development] iamrafic:
Even if I disable Double tap to wake up the screen is unlocking with double taps. It causes my phone to unlock when its in pocket. Any fixes?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] Silently:
Yes this seems to be a current issue.

The best way to fix all these things is to either go through the code yourself and contribute a fix, or wait for someone else to do it for you.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] srbrian:
I came here to post the same thing. I also have double tap to wake disabled, and two taps wakes up the phone.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] Rushandidan:
I read in a different thread(can't remember where) that disabling EasyAccessService would stop the motion launch gestures. It worked for me without any problems.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] iamrafic:
How to disable EasyAccessService, i don't see it.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bgcngm:
Rename .apk to .bak or something like that. File is under /system/app/EasyAccessService.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] ellocogato:
I froze EasyAccessService in Titanium Backup and the phone no longer wakes on tap.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bgcngm:
Yes, that's another alternative. Could you please test if enabling the feature in settings make D2TW work?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] Rushandidan:
Once easyaccessService is disabled. That feature stops working as well.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] @di:
I think colors are pretty washed out when you take pictures through your camera. I am on 29 nightly. Very very washed out in fact.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] iamrafic:
in latest 29 nightly data is not working. There is no apn menu in settings cellular network. I need to remove the apn settings entirety.

I'm using india cdma network. For data to work i need to remove the apn settings. Please help.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] srbrian:
OK great, I imagine most problems get fixed this way :eek:

I've got plenty of programming experience, but don't know anything about from where to checkout the android source, the CM 13 fork, how to suggest, submit or commit any changes, or compile for my M8 device to test anything I might want to contribute.

Where do I start?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bgcngm:
Here you have all the info you need: https://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/M8_Info.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] srbrian:
Thanks.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bschmidy10:
Anyone try 5/5 yet?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
Verizon M8

I've been running it most of the day. No issues for me so far, calls and texts are working.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] Shebee:
I can't flash the rom with the newest twrp, I've manually wiped all necessary partitions and checked that they are mounted before installing, but I get stuck at Patching system image unconditionally... indefinitely.

Any Ideas? I was on android 6 rom already.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bgcngm:
What's your TWRP version?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] @di:
A word of appreciation for CM team:

A word of appreciation for CM team:

I would like to bring forward few words of appreciation for CM developers working to make CM13 for HTC One M8. I believe they have done awesome work with CM13.

I tried first CM13 three months back and since then this ROM has come a long long way. I rarely see any crashes with my daily usage of this ROM. On top of that its becoming awesome day by day. I was a hardcore believer in sense based ROM's especially stock ones, because of their stability. But after trying these new nightlies, I see the same stability with CM13 as well. Few things I like about this ROM:

a) Speed: blazing fast

b) Stability: rarely any crashes

c) Camera: has come a long long way. Quick to open and pretty clear with the images. If i compare the camera pics 3 months back, it gives the same clarity as what I used to get with HTC Stock Camera. On top of that I get various other options.

d) Music beats visualiser on the lock screen. Awesome

e) AudioFX takes music experience to different levels. Again awesome

f) Themes: again gives a new look to m phone. dark theme my fav.

g) Audio clarity during call has become by far the much much better than the one I had 3 months back. It is as good as stock audio clarity.

h) Battery life. Amazing battery life. Again as good as Stock.

i) Customisations, no need to ask about it. you get so many options.

j) security, i understand CM always include the latest one, so no need to worry from hat point of view.

All in all a big round of applause to the entire DEV community who is making CM13 awesomest. Really great work.

If Nightlies are like that, I wonder how stable their stable version would be :good:

Regards

@di
[One (M8) Original Android Development] Shebee:
Newest one so 3.0.2.0

Edit: This is really weird.. Yesterday I tried many times, doing exactly the same I just did, however today I thied the new may 6th nightly and this time it worked.

Weird o.O
[One (M8) Original Android Development] ryansc375:
What firmware is recommended for use with the CM13 ROM? Is everyone on 6.12.401.4? Does it matter so long as it's M8 Marshallow firmware? Thx!!
[One (M8) Original Android Development] @di:
For CM13 it should not matter but if you are on sense based ROMs it is recommended to be on latest firmware.

But in summary you should always be on latest firmware for device performance and life sake.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] AndriiT:
In About Phone menu always been m8wlv, but now m8wl. What does this change mean?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bgcngm:
That (m8wl) is the product model for the M8 Verizon variant.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] Dan Tekle:
Is there still a problem with the security code not unlocking on lockscreen?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
Verizon M8

I use the pattern lock screen and have not had any issues.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] Dan Tekle:
It might just be with the pin then. Will try pattern, thanks!
[One (M8) Original Android Development] ryansc375:
Problem with WiFi on 5-7-16 nightly. Can't get past 8-9 MB per second on a 300 MB per second connection (rebooted, clean installed, etc.). Tested it against my iPhone 6s, two laptops and an iPad. All were close to 250 MB per second download speed. Anyone else noticing unusually slow speeds? On a positive note, the weather widget now works! I went with the built in one from Yahoo, works great.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] invisiblek:
FYI - we updated the entire ril/gps/qmi stack this morning. Make sure you're on the latest baseband for your variant. (Yes, that means an M-gen baseband). If you aren't, you're likely not going to have a no SIM message upon booting.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] Dan Tekle:
I was able to get 15-16mb on same nightly FYI.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bschmidy10:
Anyone have a link to latest flashable baseband? I could only find older ones.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
The Verizon m8 forum should have it, if you are on Verizon that is where I would start.

http://xdaforums.com/verizon-htc-one-m8/development/stock-m-firmware-nand-recovery-t3330972
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bschmidy10:
I did find that one, I'm sorry I forgot to specify I am on the t mobile variant
[One (M8) Original Android Development] @di:
What is M-gen baseband?? Any link or info to read about it.

Edit:

I understand it refers to HTC One M8 original radio packs.
[One (M8) Original Android Development] morr22066:
M8

Sorry it's been a few years since i was on T-Mobile, I know the m8 T-Mobile threads are not really up to date. I would probably search the m8 general section or Q&A section.

Her is a place to start :

http://xdaforums.com/htc-one-m8/help/tutorial-how-to-stock-stock-twrp-t3086860/page145
[One (M8) Original Android Development] omer7:
Deleted!
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bschmidy10:
Okay so from what I understand the only way I can use the latest nightlies now is to go back to stock, update firmware, and redo everything ... I really hope that's not the case. Is there not a flashable radio zip anywhere?
[One (M8) Original Android Development] bgcngm:
Most likely. You have to search firmware.zip for your variant.