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[HTC One A9] thorium666:
[MENTION=7119108]jjakajonas[/MENTION], have a dark skin to save battery, it is completly dark and i can't observe a flickering.
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
This is not good.. I have it as soon as there is a dark screen.
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
Now downloading 20160318, curious if i get the update on the phone without a working TWRP. :)

Using fastboot seems not to be possible, will flash CM Recovery and try again.

So, CM recovery is simple but it is doing what it should do, i can sideload the update to the encrypted phone. Thanks to the developers for this fallback.

[MENTION=7119108]jjakajonas[/MENTION] , I've made an audio test, 20160318 is not containing any improvement for the maximum audio volume level.

Also the battery time has improved since 20160317....
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
I've been using 1/14 as my daily driver for 2 months and it's done no damage to my phone whatsoever. I also flash newer builds as well.

I'm on the 3/14 nightly now. I've tried most of builds. There have been quite a few improvements and refinements in the last 2 months but sound isn't one of them. So far, 3/14 has been very stable though.

It just depends on how much you depend on having a loud ringer.
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
We need that higher level for audio.

But sweet with the improved battery time. That was needed too.
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Thanks. I'll probably stick with 14/01 as well as I often use my phone for music.

I'm just wondering though, can we not build a version of CM with all the latest commits but just exclude the one commit from 15/01 which killed the volume? That I would do it myself but I'm not proficient enough. At least that way we can get all the latest CM improvements and also keep the loud volume.
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
Dear All,

can anybody explain me this 15/01 & 14/01 numbering ? Do you mean 20130115 & 20130114 releases ?

The latest commits are really good, the phone is stable, fast, consumes less power and is running encrypted. Adding audio from this past releases would make some people here really happy.
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Yup, with 15/01 I mean 20160115 (15/01 = 15 Jan etc). I am happy to try running a build with the latest CM source but excluding the commit which made the audio quiet, if somebody could tell me how to exclude certain commits in builds, and also which are the relevant commits?
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
I had 2 irregular reboots today with 20160318, in the home network where i hadn't such issues anymore since 20160311, so it is not 100% stable yet. The situation was quite the same, network switch after switching on (from LTE to Wifi, wifi is set to disabled in sleep), firewall was reloading chains (root symbol visble), reboot.
[HTC One A9] mikeday1983:
On 1803 build, I have very slow internet connection both on a decent WiFi connection and on LTE. Almost unusable. Does anyone else have this issue? Can someone give me a link to the 0114 build? Thanks.
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
I have the same problem.

I just thort it was bad LTE covrege.
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
Hi,

i can't observe slow network
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Well I managed to successfully build an up-to-date version of CM using the amplifier files from 14/01, but there are some strange side effects. :(
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
What are the side effects ?
[HTC One A9] mikeday1983:
I tried my same Sim in another phone and it was working fine (>30Mbps on LTE). I am getting about 2Kbps when using CM13 on the HTC One A9. I've seen this since 15/03 (that was the first version I loaded onto my phone).
[HTC One A9] megatomic:
Seconded.
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Tried playing a song, it plays really loudly for 2 seconds then fades off to silence lol. Then it stays silent for a while, I have to stop the song. A minute later I play it again and the same thing happens.

Working on it...
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
Okay. That makes sense..

I have also kept an eye one my data speed today and no mater how good coverage there is does it not help the speed at all.

Thinking of going one version back until next update.
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
I've noticed slow data speeds at work on every nightly since mid January. When I'm at home it's fine. Maybe the tower at work is a different LTE band. I'm not sure. But in both cases the tower is barely 100 yards from my living room / office.

But I've noticed in both cases I get much better H+ service vs LTE.

---------- Post added at 07:19 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:14 PM ----------

I think someone else attempted to merge those into the new builds and had some problems too. I'm not sure what problems they ran into though.
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Yup, I've been trying all day and had no luck. Maybe one of the devs can point us in the right direction on getting one of these builds working?
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
They may. But the dev who is the maintainer of the device is the one pulled those audio files due to some notation from other folks in github that said those sound settings could be potentially damaging (they're actually for another device). While I've found that not to be the case by the evidence of no harm coming to my device, they won't reemerge them into the new nightlies.

So someone could compile a new build with the old sound files. We just wouldn't have the luxury of having a build bot merging new changes daily.
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
I'm on the march 19th build and LTE seems to be running fine now... I can pull 5mb a second, which is what I would normally get
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Yeah I read all that and that's all fine, I just mean it would help if a dev could let us know exactly which merges post 14 Jan we can exclude in our own personal builds in order to get back the 14th Jan audio but with the latest CM changes. Simply removing the amplifier ones don't work.
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
I went down from 80 to 0.60 mbit/s
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
I listed a few in the thread a while back - are those the ones you tried? (Mine were just guesses, though, based on the date people reported things stopped working)
[HTC One A9] mikeday1983:
I found a combination of frantic switching of data on/off and some reboots seems to have fixed it for me. I am not sure which part fixed it but on 19/03 build I am back up to from about 0.2 to 30mb/s over LTE.
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
I just wait for a new nightly update because I had also a problem with one of my Danish music streaming service apps. It crashed to much.
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
The ones you linked (if I'm thinking of the same post) pointed to the M9 repo not A9. I reverted the changes in the hiae-common repo under "amplifier" as well as others that were committed on or after Jan 15 which seemed audio related. Tried various combinations of things too, even using Jan 14 config files, but I always end up with the strange fade-out issue whenever audio is played. It starts off horribly loud and distorted, then fades to 0. I have a feeling too many things have changed and that if I keep reverting more changes, it'll just end up becoming the Jan 14 build lol.
[HTC One A9] fernando2610:
Anyone having problems with vídeo Camera, doesnt work with google cam

Enviado desde mi HTC One A9 mediante Tapatalk
[HTC One A9] oaz1:
Hi,

i think about to buy a htc a9 and flash cm. Here a few last questions.

how long will the battery last?

How goog is the camera with cm? Maybe some sample pictures, please.
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
I was thinking if CM13 culd fully release the NFC function in stead of the locked function that HTC have made?
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
First, please read the PSA at the bottom of this post before proceeding.

[MENTION=2662301]djsubtronic[/MENTION]

Have you tried reverting this patch?

That's the one that [MENTION=264225]Tikerz[/MENTION] mentioned as fixing the "problem" on M9.

Based on this patch where the amp was fixed, you may also need to remove this line which didn't appear in the initial patch. Not sure if that'll help or make any difference, but I figured I should at least look at the patches for the correct device :rolleyes:. intervigil also mentioned something about this patch, but I'm not sure if that's relevant from a volume perspective. You'll probably have to try reverting them individually and also testing combinations to see what (if anything) makes a difference.

Those are the only 3 patches that appear to be relevant to the issue, so it hopefully it shouldn't be too difficult to come up with a combination that works.

---------- Post added at 02:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:52 PM ----------

PSA: Even though I just posted information about the patches that [MENTION=1815755]intervigil[/MENTION] made regarding the amp, this does NOT mean that I condone making any changes!!! You may do serious, permanent damage to your device by playing with these values. I personally would avoid doing it and leave this up to the people that know about these things. I DO NOT CLAIM TO BE ONE OF THOSE PEOPLE.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Managed to compile an up-to-date build with loud audio. I've been using it for 7-8 hours without issues. Feel free to try it out.

Regarding the issue about potentially damaging your device using the old audio, I will just add that try this at your own risk and I cannot be held responsible for any damaged devices.

Enjoy.

cm-13.0-20160322-UNOFFICIAL-hiaeuhl.zip
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
Same here, video recorder on Google camera definitely doesn't work
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
What did you end up changing?
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Removed audio_amplifier.msm8952.so from the build, so I think audio output falls back to the default amplifier lib.
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
I attempted to flash it but it wouldn't install. Not sure why
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Possibly it only works for hiaeuhl and not hiaeul?
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
Now that you say that, I see it clear as day in the link title. That certainly explains it. [emoji39]
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
You can also try this - delete the following files (make a backup first just in case):

/system/lib/hw/audio_amplifier.msm8952.so

/system/lib64/hw/audio_amplifier.msm8952.so

Then reboot and try playing some audio.
[HTC One A9] mikeday1983:
Been using this all day and haven't found any issues so far .

Thanks :)
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Since using my build with the latest CM changes, I'm noticing the slow LTE issue that was mentioned earlier (don't think it was present while I was using the build from 14 Jan). Did anyone figure out why/how to fix?
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
Why not go on IRC on #cm-htc and work with [MENTION=1815755]intervigil[/MENTION] to troubleshoot?
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
Here is the deletion of the audio modules also working well.
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
I've noticed it on the 1/14 with the newer gapps packages. The issue doesn't occur when older gapps are used. Not sure why or how gapps could cause the issue. But I did a clean install yesterday and used the stock gapps from 1/15 because I didn't feel like downloading the newer one and by accident realized I'm not experiencing the problem now.

I've noticed other bugginess that seems to be related to the newer gapps as well (app crashes, processes stopping). But I don't know enough about to know how that could affect things.
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
That's interesting. I've reverted to the 17th March nightly now, still using the same Gapps, and the network seems okay. Strange.
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
Yea it could be that I'm experiencing what I am by chance. I'm not sure
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
I have notest that when I try to send text messages theres some times a long delay before it got sent.

Don't know if it's the app (Chumpsms) or a combined thing.

Does any one else see this too?
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
Deleting those libs works beautifully.
[HTC One A9] mikeday1983:
Regarding the slow network speeds over LTE and WiFi, I noticed that the slow speed doesn't happen when the battery profile is set to performance.

I've attached screenshots of the slow speed when balanced profile is set and the normal speed when performance profile is set.
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
Wow! That's a huge difference... the whole slow data speeds is what brought me back to the stock ROM, I'll have to try this out later, thanks for the tip!
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
View attachment 3696081View attachment 3696082

Holy ****. Thanks man. You're right. Huge difference.
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Well perfect timing, I just came to ask about this :)

Does it impact the battery life? As it looks like it keeps CPU cores 1-4 on all the time.
[HTC One A9] SarMa-:
Could you explain how to do that? I am stuck with boot loop :(
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
I downloaded a rooted version of the original rom here on xda, then I made my phone s-off by an app called sunshine I think (cost about 25$) an after that I installed the original rom an boom. Downgraded and ready for CM13.
[HTC One A9] Rantrave07:
awesome :D
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
Is there a way to remove the hashtag root indicator from the status bar? I gave Nova root access to fix a bug in the notification drawer so this indicator stays there all the time.

I think there's an exposed module to hide it. But I'm wondering if there a way to disable it within CM.
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
No solution within cm, your gonna have to go to xposed for the solution
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
If you don't wanna mess around with Xposed, you can also you flash SuperSU instead of using CM's SU - SuperSU is far better anyway. Also it's a hash not a hashtag ;)
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
This causes a bootloop, you cannot use flash supersu on CyanogenMod
[HTC One A9] incaner:
If someone could provide a log on the latest firmware 1.55-1.57 (kmsg, catlog) while it bootloops i could send them to the CM-Device maintainer..

i tried it myself but i cant pass the White HTC screen so i cant even see the Bootanimation.

If you provide some logs please say which device u are using HIAEUL or HIAEUHL
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
I've been using SuperSU with CyanogenMod ever since CM12, on many devices including the M9 and right now on the A9.

Perhaps it only works with the beta (systemless root) one found here: http://xdaforums.com/apps/supersu/2014-09-02-supersu-v2-05-t2868133, as that's what I've been using.

Works great.
[HTC One A9] InTheNorth:
Yeah, same situation. Do you know how to get this log? Or any output, actually...
[HTC One A9] incaner:
Look here

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47172724&postcount=3
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
I use the latest supersu on my A9 with CM13 right now with no problems.
[HTC One A9] scott8281:
I can confirm that superSU 2.65 works fine with it.
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
Really? Anytime I try to flash it I end up in a bootloop...
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Using one of the newer nightly a few days ago and changing battery mode to "Performance" did help with LTE/WiFi speeds, but there are still a lot of moments where there is zero network. For example it will work at max speed for 30 seconds, then 30 seconds of nothing, then full speed, then nothing again etc. This doesn't happen 17th March nightly and earlier. Can anyone verify if the intermittent network still happens on today's nightly?
[HTC One A9] mikeday1983:
Not seeing it when 'Performance' profile is selected, but that does result in the battery draining faster.

In 'balanced' profile I went through and disabled the per-app battery optimisation in turn and it never made any difference to speed.
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Still having really slow network speeds on wifi and LTE, I don't think even setting the battery to Performance actually helps in the long run. Have noticed this on all ROMs from 17th March onwards. Not tried today's one though it has some hiae specific changes, I don't think they'll make a difference. Starting to get frustrating.

Anyone with a recent nightly not having issues? Maybe you can share your setup.
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
https://download.cyanogenmod.org/?device=hiaeuhl is looking funny, like someone hacked it..
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
No, it was an April Fools joke from the devs
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
Looks like :).

The current system is again the most instable LInux system i've ever seen. I get some WIndows 3.11 feelings with release 20160402. I try to update navigon maps, already several wlan disconects, then some background (whatever, meditation, contemplation, jupiter and back) with high cpu usage, crash, reboot. Welcome to Windows 3.11 (or Windows 95 with AMD CPU on ALI chipset) on a phone ...
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
Everything is running perfectly fine for me on the 20160402 build for me... Even the WiFi and LTE is running just fine, not like before where the WiFi+LTE was running extremely slow
[HTC One A9] megatomic:
Those were the days. No /s.
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
[MENTION=6746250]MGfusion[/MENTION]

the performance of the network or the phone itself is no reason for any complains, it is running well. You see the instability when try to get a 3,5GB large update on the device.

ps.

need to correct me, had just a warm reboot on starting playstore (network was switching agin in the background).

The device has a general WIfi instability issue (the local Wifi here is in best quality, device is close to a Fritz 7940) and switching between Wifi and LTE causes instability, freezers and reboots. Keeping it on LTE only results in a stable device.
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Can anyone else confirm the network (LTE / WiFi) is running consistently at full speed with 02/04? Every build I tried since 17th March has been extremely slow on LTE (unusable).
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
I don't know why everyone is having problems on the latest builds, but LTE is running at full speed for me now, no problems here
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Yup, I decided to give it a try, seems fine on 02/04.
[HTC One A9] ValdOr76:
I have a question why when i put my phone on dowload mode i see OS-1.10.401.7 ... ?

I'm on CM13 2016/04/02 isn't normal ? ><
[HTC One A9] JochenP:
rom/ruu build-info is stored in mmcblk0p28 and in build.prop.

in downloadmode you see info of mmcblk0p28 and systeminfo of build.prop.
[HTC One A9] ValdOr76:
ok but why it's 1.10.401.7 for a cm13 based on 6.0.1 ? it's should be on 1.56.401.70 no ? ^^' or it's just a bug ?^^
[HTC One A9] JochenP:
bug? Of course no - that's beta ;)
[HTC One A9] s3000.f:
Installation issue

Hello everyone,

So I tried to install the latest nightly build on my A9, I wiped everything then flashed the main zip file then the gapps arm64 then I wiped cache/dalvik cache and rebooted but the boot wouldn't go further than the HTC logo (the attachment with white background)

Then I thought maybe it would work using the cyanogen recovery. So I flashed the recovery and it wouldn't even boot into it (the attachment with black background)

I really want to try cyanogenmod. What's wrong? please help.

P.S my phone is hiaeuhl and my cid is HTC__J15 and it's s-on

Thanks in advance
[HTC One A9] hassanman1997:
Have been stuck with the same issues for 30 hours, finally figured it out

I was running on the latest stock HTC version (6.0.1), which caused boot loop in cyanogenmod as reported by many users. The solution was to return to older firmware (6.0) and the install cynogenmod, however i couldnt downgrade due to my S-ON and got an error everytime

I was stuck but later got my S-off and my boot loader was already unlocked, and then downgraded the firmware to 6.0

Worked like a charm, would definitely recommend to pay to get S-off.

you have much more control, however only if you know what you're doing
[HTC One A9] fernando2610:
Audio bug on speakers still there?

Enviado desde mi HTC One A9 mediante Tapatalk
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
Yes.. It's still there.

Another thing..

If I encrypt my phone will I then still be enable to use TWRP whiteout problems or will it make big trouble?
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
TWRP 3.0.2 was not working, it is not accepting the pin/password. At the moment i'm using CM Recovery, this is working at least for sideloading updates.
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
Okay. Thanks.

Then I will wait whit encrypting my phone till they get it to work.
[HTC One A9] Captain_Throwback:
They who? I can't fix it unless someone actually helps by providing me logs, which I stated previously. Otherwise it'll never work. I don't have the device, so I have to rely on all of you to help.

P.S. The only other way I can fix it is if someone gets me a device to test on, or lets me borrow theirs to try and figure out where the issue is.
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
Anyone having trouble receiving calls on AT&T when you have LTE enabled? I've had to switch to 3G because of the fact that I receive no calls on an AT&T LTE network
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
The next nightly contains interesting for the volume issues:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/139827/

It is not yet released

it is releasead and it works, sound issue is fixed, deletion of amp modules is not anymore required!

http://www.cmxlog.com/13/hiaeuhl/
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
Is the sound quality still good? Ethan seems to be evidently quite unhappy about making this change according to the comments. I can understand where he's coming from, but "better" sound isn't better if you can't even hear the phone ringing or the alarm waking you up in the morning. Unless there is a huge difference between the sound quality in the new build vs deleting the amp libs method. Can you notice any?
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
This is phone Audio, i don't expect Hifi, i'm not using it for any audio experience. I can hear the phone ringing, the alarm clock is now loud enough, i really don't expect more from a phone. Maybe i'm old fashioned but im not generation Selfie or Street-Phone-Music-Listening :).
[HTC One A9] ValdOr76:
I still do not understand why on stock rom the amp tfa work perfectly ( maybe not ? xD ) and on cm13 we disable it ( or hack it the amp do not work 100% properly ) ? why we cant just take the same driver thats on stock ? ( yes i know i dunno what i'm talking about i just try to understand ^^' )
[HTC One A9] MGfusion:
The drivers from stock would not be compatible with CyanogenMod
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
It is working like before after deleting the amp modules, it is really OK. What else do you expect ?
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
Sorry for my choice of words and saying.

The thing is I have important stuff on my device (yeah I know. Stupid idea) but I can't risk it for the encrypting.

But I look and report on any thing ells that I discover of bugs in the system.

Ohh by the way thanks for a great OS. Love it and use it as my daily drive and it was the only reason why I got my A9 [emoji3]
[HTC One A9] ValdOr76:
ok thx u know why ? maybe The DSP Manager of CM ? both are AOSP rom no ? ^^'

I dont understand why we try to hacked stock driver while he work very well on stock :confused:

[MENTION=7328639]thorium666[/MENTION] i just expect a full support hardware not 60% support who can damage ur phone and a just ask question for my knowledge on this :angel:
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
I'm curious though what is the actual difference between the TFA/DSP amp and the default (loud) amp? In terms of SQ.
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
My requirements on a new phone were also:

1. CM is running

2. OLED

3. NOT Samsung

So the choice was A9. Read many bad things about but at the end it good for the purpose i need it.
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
I just looked at the supported list and then I compared it on a few web shops here in DK and just got this one.
[HTC One A9] jjakajonas:
THE SOUND IS LOUD!!! ?

And so is the ring tone and other tones ?

Great work ?
[HTC One A9] djsubtronic:
So I tried out the new build with "fixed" audio and I can see why the dev chose to keep DSP amp volume low all this time. Anything past 50% or so just sounds awful with ridiculous distortion. The alarm sound in the morning sounds like someone using a circular saw in my ear! Good news is that deleting the amplifier libraries still works and you can get up to max volume with little to no distortion, so I think I'll stick with that for now...
[HTC One A9] thorium666:
I don't hear a difference between with or without the amp modules. It is a phone, just some Ringtone and Alarmclock, also a Nexus 5 sounds scheisse if you make the volume too high.