yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] jamieg71:
I built my machine from donations received here on XDA a couple years back. I bought everything from tiger direct. My initial cost was maybe $600 (US), I have since updated various components like RAM, graphics card, PSU, and an SSD. I did recycle some components initially from an old junk Dell I had sitting around. If you take your time in buying components from Tiger Direct, eventually you will see whatever parts on sale. Full retail at that time for what I bought would have been closer to $1200... but them sales can be outstanding.

Edit, also as far as build times, check the version of make that you have. I had upgraded Mint to 18 and my build times almost tripled, what you want is make version 3.8.1, latest versions of Ubuntu and Mint are using 4.x.x..
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Lucky you;) but I'm already running Xenial Xerus and the latest build packages... Looking forward to saving some money now after spending so much money for the HTC 10... Anyway, it's awesome to see such build times on other's computers.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] dj_chapz:
My machine is not that powerful, but I'm really satisfied with it. With a bit of tweaking I could make the build times go a bit lower. I am waiting for the new Macs to arrive and then I will decide do I buy a MacBook Pro or take a 3x more powerful gaming laptop for half the price.... As for internet speed, luckily I work in Vodafone Campus so I got 1Gbps link there, at home Im also at mere 3.2 Mbps upload. You could compress the .zip package to .7z, it will go down in size a lot and be faster to upload, and people know how to decompress it to get the .zip inside.

Back to on topic:

So far, the ROM works really fast and stable, it did took a lot to boot up and it got a bit hot during boot, but its nothing unusual for first boots. I'd say when squid2 fixes camera, sound and radio, its a fully working stable build :victory:
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Yeah, I can only agree, actually it runs really smooth and stable but especially due to the speaker configuration it'll be quite difficult to make the speaker sound work running any custom ROM.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] jamieg71:
See, that's what I was trying to tell you, on Ubuntu 16.04 the version of GNU Make is 4.1,

what you want is to downgrade to GNU make version 3.8.1.

It will cut your build times considerably.

You can find it here- http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/make/
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Thanks for the info but I've just upgraded to 16.04. So the long build times referred to 15.10 with make 3.8.

But I've written enough about that. I just want to tell you that the work on the internal speakers seems to progress. It's not really as functional as it should be but you can recognize some progress in the development. I'm making a new test build right now using OpenJDK 8 and some small Beanstalk Updates. If there's a noticable improvement I'll upload the build so you can try it out yourself.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] jamieg71:
Hahaha, okay buddy!

15.10 used gnu make 4.0.x....

Last release to use 3.8.1 was 14.04,

every version of gnu make, after 3.8.1 increases Android build times by 30-60% depending on your hardware. Judging by the build times you posted you would definitely benefit from down grading.

Was just trying to help you out with one way to improve your build time. Lol

As to the 'progress on audio' if you're referring to the commit sultainqasim pushed - https://github.com/sultanqasim/andr...mmit/b51c439837f55b673316b93b04a1dc2f0613acfb

That commit is to enable verbose logging... [emoji57]

Good luck bud!
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Yup, that's at least one commit I referred to. Anyway, there's an earlier commit where the TFA9888 amplifier was activated. I think that's the main initialization of the audio development...
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] saintsantos:
Reporting in gentlemen, I unfortunately have had no luck getting the device to boot past the boot logo for both CyanogenMod and Beanstalk on the Sprint variant of the HTC 10. Has anybody else had any luck?
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
I dunno if the Sprint variant has any special hardware characteristics which differs from other HTC models but actually it should be just a difference in software. I guess you've forgot to decrypt your storage. Make sure you've read all the instructions in the OP and report. I hope it'll work for you then;)
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] mcwups1:
I haven't tried, sorry. I have to have a working phone.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Thisismyringtone:
I have the sprint variant as well and did the steps in the Op let it sit for 15 min. But it was just boot looping for me as well for the beanstalk build.

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[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Really strange since it works on my EU device...
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Thisismyringtone:
How long does the boot take?

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[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
For me sometime between 2 and 5 minutes I guess...
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Thisismyringtone:
On the clean flash for the boot? Or just a normal reboot.

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[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Clean flash
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Thisismyringtone:
Dammit hah maybe I will try it again later

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[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] noahjk:
How close are we to a stable build?
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] InTents:
How close is not measurable so I'll give you an equal answer:

Soon.

Check out the Github and you will see how close.

Otherwise check out the first post.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Haldi4803:
Another thing to add to the Not Working list: DeepSleep

m.imgur.com/GIOZO8w

m.imgur.com/2AimkXi

m.imgur.com/7hBqwIE
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] devsk:
So, you ran CM13 on HTC 10 to see if it helps with wifi drain? Thanks for doing that.

I did not even try because I know the kernel would be same and with same set of issues.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Yeah, I know, you're also not the only one experiencing this bug. It's a general bug in all of the builds and it still needs to be fixed but there are several more bugs and I decided to only list the major ones since the list would be quite long... I hope it'll all be fixed 'til the 1st of August but it's just too much so sultanqasim will probably not be able to fix everything that fast...
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] aydinbahadir88:
how's it going with the development ?
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] sathara:
development i did is .... sold htc 10 and waiting for next nexus device .. he he
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] aydinbahadir88:
Bad idea :)
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] jcrompton:
Ok ... I'll take the bait ..... What Nexus device could you have possibly ordered that was a step up (or even equal) replacement for the HTC 10 ??
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] razrlover:
"Next" Nexus * so that would actually be a step up. Assuming leaks are accurate. Htc10 with Stk google plus aosp code source. Seems like the best yet. However doesn't answer the question what does you give up the 10 to use until they are released.?
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] sathara:
the thing is, no matter how hard i try i dont like the sense and touchwiz or other thing.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] bradym512:
Same. I tried switching to sense and TouchWiz because I thought I'd like the features and the ui would grow on me. Next Nexus will probably fall I to my hands.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] dj_chapz:
Why dont you debloat the 10 and install Nova Launcher? I did that and its really close to AOSP look and feel.

And still no progress going on for some time, Ive been following squid2s repositories almost religiously every day... :(
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] aydinbahadir88:
Look here my HTC 10 heavy debloated and looks fine
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] bradym512:
Hmmm... I'm gonna start porting MIUI 8 to it
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] aydinbahadir88:
Wow new ROM ??
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] bradym512:
Given the Mi 5 has such similar specs and runs MIUI 8, it shouldn't be a hard task.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] aydinbahadir88:
you're going to port it or makes someone else ?
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] bradym512:
I'll try to do it myself
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] aydinbahadir88:
okay then I wish you much success and happiness
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] afuller42:
I agree, but if you want to downgrade that's fine :)
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] kushman:
I personally do not know how but ... Miui patchrom would be ur best easiest way.... Being can be done easy as long as u can edit the files needed
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Zorachus:
I had the HTC 10 for a month, sold it and picked up a Nexus 6P, and holy cow the 6P is so much better IMO.

I never understood the whole "HTC stripped down Sense to be close to stock Android now, like a Nexus". Uh nope, still a big difference between Sense and AOSP. My 6P feels smoother and more fluid than my 10. Battery life is very good on the 6P. And development, my God is do nice to be back on a Nexus again with so many different ROM's and Kernels to chose from, as well as Layers themes.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] bradym512:
I switched to the 10 from the 6P
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] SacredDeviL666:
htc 10 isn't stripped to stock android... they just themed it...

and as you said yes development for nexus is far beyond comparison to any device.... there are literally tons of developers and users who constantly keeps modifying nexus apps softwares and believe me 95% of them are pure development with no adware or forcing you to buy stuff...

htc 10 is the first device of mine after htc diamond and one thing i realise is every developers rom has a donation key to disable ads! and practically there are three custom roms.....

so nexus 6p yeaps... and i would swap to nexus if htc comes up with sailfish and a 5inch screen...htc 10 hardware rocks no doubt!!!

my main concern is the screen size and thats why i am still holding onto my nexus 5 :D
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] ethanscooter:
Someone uploaded a build of this where the audio worked through headphones just fine. I downloaded the build and flashed it to test it. It worked just fine. But now I can't find the guy who posted this build or his link I just have the build saved on my phone. Does everyone else know about this and they're just ignoring it?
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] aydinbahadir88:
Can you pls Upload your file ?
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] ethanscooter:
I found the actual post: http://xdaforums.com/htc-10/how-to/cyanogenmod-13-development-t3376014/post67168963#post67168963

If you don't have time to read that, then just take the file from the original poster. (Audio through headphones is working obviously. However, as stated it is too loud). http://www.mediafire.com/download/nl2zxelgepg8x07/cm-13.0-20160604-UNOFFICIAL-pme.zip

"Working:

Display

Headphones (though too loud)

Bluetooth

WiFi

Capacitive Keys

Video decoding

Fingerprint sensor

LEDs

Sensors"

Here is a full quote of the post:
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] dj_chapz:
Actually, there is already unofficial CM13 for the Mi 5 out and as I recall, pretty much everything works. The specs are the same almost, but the things that still dont work on the 10 like camera and sound are probably different chips than in Mi 5.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] InTents:
This was posted by squid2 who is sultanqasim.

So this thread is just a continuation of that thread.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Okay guys, I think I can provide you a build with a working radio soon. I'm updating the audio_caf and media_caf repos right now hoping it'll work well. Stay as tuned as I am and keep watching this thread ;)
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] crpalmer:
Really? Audio and media to fix radio?

Fwiw, radio is working fine, no special changes are needed the repos should just build and work.

However, posting builds does not help development and generally leave users with an incorrect impression of the quality and stability of cyanogenmod.

When things are working well enough to start looking for more feedback, I will post builds.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] INDIAN-MAfIA:
This is what I think is the worst part of the development community, someone does all of the work and the credit goes to the one who compiles the code and releases half baked. Somehow, only the developers should be allowed to compile the ROMs until there's a stable build available or the developers want a public release. Not even a developer but feels bad for them.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] Freak07:
I think and sincerely hope, this is not [MENTION=5880204]krassermensch[/MENTION] ´s intention.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] bradym512:
I think he was referring to [MENTION=3857343]crpalmer[/MENTION]
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] dj_chapz:
I hardly doubt that anyone who knows how to root, unlock bootloader and flash CM might think that CM is bad because a super early stage build he flashed was not fully working. A person who might get the wrong impression probably wouldn't know what to do with a build even if you provide it directly. At this stage providing builds may not help development but it sure does help satisfy curiosity of people wanting to know how the progress is going. Besides, only stable builds get to the official CM download site, so any build provided outside would be merely an unofficial preview build, which by default means that it may not be up to CM quality.

All CM repos are public, so anyone could download, build and provide. Only issue would be if krassermensch would claim he did all the work, which he never did, and I even think that he clearly mentioned in a post that he is only providing builds while squid2 and now crpalmer are doing the development. Also, having developers hide their code and just provide builds when they are ready would totally go against CM and its open source nature. In the end, you can't fake a name on a commit or merge request.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] INDIAN-MAfIA:
Nope, not even saying it is. Just a general statement.

But who knows better about the ROM than the developer himself? If the developer says he will be releasing the ROM when he thinks is suitable for daily use, then since we have waited this long, we can wait more.

If you see, the person who compiles and releases first would be applauded more than the developer himself, who has made it possible for it to be compiled. And I'll repeat, Not pointing this towards OP, it's just a general statement.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] jamieg71:
I for one appreciate you taking up the task, I am following along on github. I was driving myself mad throwing anything and everything at it, really appreciate that you maintained authorship on commits. I never thought I'd see my name in a CM repository.

Good stuff man, keep it up
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
You didn't get me right. Probably because I wasn't precise enough. I'll sync the latest commits from the repos I use. While I was looking through those commits it seemed like the radio was fixed. I'll also cherry-pick the latest Cyanogenmod commits of the audio_caf and media_caf repos into sultanqasim's repos what's also new compared to the latest build I posted.

And the posting of builds is something I disagree with you. Of course we want to have stable builds just like the official CM builds but I think everyone should have the possibility to test the current development status. I also add that my builds are unofficial and just for testing so noone can blame CM to be unstable.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Thanks [MENTION=4118866]dj_chapz[/MENTION] you mentioned right that what I think about this topic. I provide the sources and I give credits to everyone's work I use. Everybody can see who did what. Of course the developers do the most but you also have to admit that the variety of ROMs wouldn't be as it is today if there weren't the maintainets who also spend their free time to provide the community the builds they want. I also do some small tweaks in my builds to improve the user experience which consumes time additionaly. An indication that noone has ever thought I'd be the code developer of the builds I provide is that noone's ever donated to me. As a result I'd contend noone donates to people by mistake. If someone would like to donate to me anyway I'd apreciate that but the code developers earn the biggest value of donations. I release those builds for the people who'd like to test the current development status. I also mention that it's just for those who want to test it and that it's not an official CM build so CM is not blamed for non working features or bugs. Additionaly I give credits as much as possible to prevent confusion. But no, I totally disagree with you. Maintainers are important. If they provide the sources and give credits it's all right and they should be dignified for the free time they spend just for providing builds to people like you who just complain about them.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] crpalmer:
The problem is that 6 months or a year from now, people that never flashed these builds (because they aren't particularly well versed in Android and hacking their device) end up repeating things like "I hear that CM is buggy in ____" because they read it here.

I'm not entirely sure what squid2 was doing with the audio and media repos. It may be that proper msm8996 repos didn't exist yet in CM when he was working on it and he was trying to fill the void.

Additionally, with respect to the audio-caf repo, you shouldn't use it. There is an amplifier HAL which should be used instead of what squid2 started doing to hack the amp into it.

So, I would not bother with those repos at all and just build with the normal CM repos.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Hum, ok, thanks for the suggestion. I'll finalize my current build and share it with the community pointing out that it's not official CM. After that I'll probably revert the commits by sultanqasim in these repos...
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] dj_chapz:
The developer of course knows the best and knows when the build is stable enough, but I know the best what I want on my device and when. If I want to test an early unstable build of an open source project, I don't see who can deny me that unless going closed sourced? People who can download, build and flash ROMs know how to take care of themselves.

And basically, CM is doing the exact same thing with their official builds. They are marked as NIGHTLY, may contain bugs and something might break in nightlies down the road, but they are there. Provided to the public to use them. I already had a situation where a official nightly build broke down completely and I had to revert to previous one, but never said that CM was buggy because of that. But if you will wait for a SNAPSHOT build, by the time its out, you will probably upgrade your phone...

You are underestimating CM users, as if they don't know what are they are even flashing. Those who say that CM is buggy will continue to say its buggy even if they test out a perfectly stable build. You cant go against these types of people, they will always find something to complain. And the worst part, because of those people, we who know how things work are left in the dark without "developer preview" builds.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] crpalmer:
I am correctly estimating XDA users, not CM users. People read things on XDA and they spout random information acting authoritative even though they are apparently quite clueless.

If I wanted CLOSED source, I would not have made people go to the effort to setup the gerrit projects on review.cyanogenmod.org. Furthermore, I would not have then taken the branches I previously published on github, previously provided links to and moved my current source code to the CyanogenMod github.

That would be expending mine and other people's time to make it easier for anyone with a clue to be able to create their own builds and to make it dead easy for anyone to submit fixes and improve the code base.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Okay guys, since I cannot buy Sunshine to set my device S-Off as I'm too young to have a PayPal account I had to figure out how to update the firmware of my device having it set S-On. That's really strange if you're used to a Nexus device. Anyway, I've finally updated the firmware and flashed the Beanstalk build I compiled. I can make phone calls but the only way of hearing something is using a bluetooth speaker. At least we're coming closer to a perfect build. Just watch the attachment. Mobile data still don't work. I'll upload it tomorrow. And keep in mind: these are still test builds. The actual code of Beanstalk and Cyanogenmod is stable.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
Yep, OP is updated. You can download my latest build oft Beanstalk now...
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] kitambi:
Did you ever get this working again? I'd like to take a look if possible.
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] krassermensch:
I could fix it by removing the KDE Desktop and reinstalling it. Everything's fine now. Thanks anyway ;)
[HTC 10 Guides, News, & Discussion] kitambi:
OK, I was actually asking if you'd post the roomservice.xml, not offering to fix your computer. :)
[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knight_9:
Hi, I bought a note 3 for my mom, and since she only speaks Chinese, so I need to flash the rom.

I installed a international version on the phone and it worked with some flaws.

First of all, the wifi doesn't work properly. I have to manually setup the wifi every time I leave my house.

And the google instant translate doesn't work says "instant translate isn't available on this device". Seems to be the problem with the rom. It is working properly on stock rom. I switched to stock rom and tested it. It is working fine.

So, I am just wondering if anybody knows any clean rom with Chinese language in it. And if possibly it is compatible with google translate's instant translate function.

I understand that I can enable more languages using apps, but it doesnt change the system language. So I need a rom that includes Chinese.

Thank you very much.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] mat18:
Hi,

As per title, I have built CyanogenMod from source but I am having trouble after flashing. The problem is that my mobile is looping on the Samsung screen all the time. My mobile is Samsung Galaxy S3 Neo. My current working ROM is the UNOFFICIAL 5.1.1 CyanogenMod from XDA forum made by Rex.

Before flashing my new ROM, I had wiped the Data, System, Cache and Dalvik partition. When flashing the ROM, I did not experience any errors whatsoever. What could be the problem please? Thank you
[Touch GSM General] jboy1807:
Hi,

Anyone seen/got the new HTC Album program? Ive managed to get the keyboard and randomaccess (contacts upgrade) programs but cant find the album anywhere...

Shame - coz it looks well cool!
[Touch GSM General] TheWizzard2203:
If you would be so kind as to post some screenies......
[Touch GSM General] gullum:
I have the htc album as a oem pack but it's not working with prophet :(

View attachment 55503
[Touch GSM General] daverage:
I have imported the registry but can not get it to run :(
[Touch GSM General] jboy1807:
thanks for this.. i'll take a look..
[Touch GSM General] jboy1807:
couple of things:

1. how do you import the registry settings?

2. where should the files be located? inside the windows directory?
[Touch GSM General] gullum:
take a look in the thread about keybord endkey for dual

I posted how to and a regeditor in there
[Touch GSM General] Seiya:
not working on elf to

at the moment
[Touch GSM General] gullum:
ok then I know it must be missing some file or regsetting
[Touch GSM General] KidGixxer:
not working on Apache either.