[ROM][M7][KK][4.4.4] CyanogenMod 11 Official Nightly Builds

damac · Jul 3, 2014

Hello everyone. I'm new here, moved from HTC Desire HD. I've been on Mustavalkosta's unofficial CM11 nightly while on that device.
First thing I did after buying this phone was to flash CM11 nightly

I'm facing two problems:
1. Can't get audio to work in Internet Calling (SIP). Haven't tried anything except configure Internet calling in dialer and called. Call connects but both parties cannot hear anything.

2. I've tried a few kernels listed in the OP, but a few of them break boot. Don't know if they are still 4.4.4 compatible. Tiny Kernel worked, but can't enable LogoToMenu, which was the reason for trying other kernels (I'll post in the kernel thread as well, just want opinions of people here about which kernel they use and how to get them to work, etc. As I said, only want to get Logo2Menu working).

Thanks.

ajua · Jul 3, 2014

cschmitt said:
You'll need to attach a logcat to the ticket, it will be closed without one.

I stated that if a logcat is needed I will provide one but since this issue is clearly experienced by doing double taps I don't think the devs need one. I will keep an eye on the report, though.

Pons · Jul 3, 2014

ajua said:
I stated that if a logcat is needed I will provide one but since this issue is clearly experienced by doing double taps I don't think the devs need one. I will keep an eye on the report, though.

Why don't you just have one to start with so they don't have to ask, or they don't just close it out of hand without even looking? You clicked "I have read these instructions" which clearly state (and you ignored):

Jira Dashboard said:
All bug reports must be accompanied by a logcat and/or last_kmsg. Graphical and UI issues should additionally be accompanied by screenshots. Note: Your logcat may contain personal details (email), you may edit the file prior to upload to remove this information.

ajua · Jul 3, 2014

PonsAsinorem said:
Why don't you just have one to start with so they don't have to ask, or they don't just close it out of hand without even looking? You clicked "I have read these instructions" which clearly state (and you ignored):

I would have made a logcat but I'm on a nightly release and they are not supported. That's why I wrote that explanation in the report. If one is needed, I will be more than happy to flash the M7 release (or the M8 that should be out soon) and make one.

If someone here is on the M7 snapshot and is willing to make one for us please let us know so I can upload it to the JIRA report before/if someone there asks for it. Thanks!

Pons · Jul 3, 2014

ajua said:
I would have made a logcat but I'm on a nightly release and they are not supported.

So basically not only did you not post a logcat as requested, but you also filed a bug report on a nightly, as they requested you don't? I don't think you read that "I understand portion" at all. Sigh. CM makes an outstanding ROM (imo) and provide us with many (thousands upon thousands) hours of coding. Is it really so much to ask for people to follow rules so they have legitimate bug reports (in this case, make a nandroid, wipe everything, flash M7 and no gapps, verify the bug is still there, submit a bug report with logcat)?

ghostryder12 · Jul 3, 2014

damac said:
Hello everyone. I'm new here, moved from HTC Desire HD. I've been on Mustavalkosta's unofficial CM11 nightly while on that device.
First thing I did after buying this phone was to flash CM11 nightly

I'm facing two problems:
1. Can't get audio to work in Internet Calling (SIP). Haven't tried anything except configure Internet calling in dialer and called. Call connects but both parties cannot hear anything.

2. I've tried a few kernels listed in the OP, but a few of them break boot. Don't know if they are still 4.4.4 compatible. Tiny Kernel worked, but can't enable LogoToMenu, which was the reason for trying other kernels (I'll post in the kernel thread as well, just want opinions of people here about which kernel they use and how to get them to work, etc. As I said, only want to get Logo2Menu working).

Thanks.

Have got checked Kangaroo kernel for AOSP? Can't remember if he has the L2M though.
The link to his AOSP kernel is in post #4 of his Sense thread here.
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2564895

HTC One M7_UL CyanogenMod 11

ajua · Jul 3, 2014

PonsAsinorem said:
So basically not only did you not post a logcat as requested, but you also filed a bug report on a nightly, as they requested you don't? I don't think you read that "I understand portion" at all. Sigh. CM makes an outstanding ROM (imo) and provide us with many (thousands upon thousands) hours of coding. Is it really so much to ask for people to follow rules so they have legitimate bug reports (in this case, make a nandroid, wipe everything, flash M7 and no gapps, verify the bug is still there, submit a bug report with logcat)?

If you read a few pages back you will see two or three users on M7 confirmed what I reported on that same build and also on the latest nightlies.

While searching JIRA for similar reports I saw many without logcats because they weren't necessary and the devs didn't required one in the comments.

That and time constraints is why I choose not to flash M7 and attach a logcat.

When M8 comes out I'll make a clean install and the first thing on my list is to make a logcat.

Regards!

ghostryder12 · Jul 3, 2014

ajua said:
If you read a few pages back you will see two or three users on M7 confirmed what I reported on that same build and also on the latest nightlies.

While searching JIRA for similar reports I saw many without logcats because they weren't necessary and the devs didn't required one in the comments.

That and time constraints is why I choose not to flash M7 and attach a logcat.

When M8 comes out I'll make a clean install and the first thing on my list is to make a logcat.

Regards!

Check ur PMs, I tried to make a logical of my M7 Snapshot.

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damac · Jul 3, 2014

ghostryder12 said:
Have got checked Kangaroo kernel for AOSP? Can't remember if he has the L2M though.
The link to his AOSP kernel is in post #4 of his Sense thread here.
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2564895

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Thanks! Will give that one a try. He doesn't list L2M though. I'll try it anyway just to see if it makes a difference to the Internet Calling.

Leebert225 · Jul 3, 2014

Speakerphone

Speakerphone issue change in today's nightly:

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/67334/

subarudroid · Jul 3, 2014

This is how I see things playing out. (Grabs popcorn)

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ghostryder12 · Jul 3, 2014

damac said:
Thanks! Will give that one a try. He doesn't list L2M though. I'll try it anyway just to see if it makes a difference to the Internet Calling.

Well that's a bummer. I wasn't sure if he had that option & now I know. Hopefully it works for Internet calls.
The OP, @poondog, is very approachable. Drop him a post & see if he has recommendations. He's a Sense guy first though but does dabble a little in AOSP btwn classes & kernel updates, sometimes.

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poondog · Jul 3, 2014

ghostryder12 said:
Well that's a bummer. I wasn't sure if he had that option & now I know. Hopefully it works for Internet calls.
The OP, @poondog, is very approachable. Drop him a post & see if he has recommendations. He's a Sense guy first though but does dabble a little in AOSP btwn classes & kernel updates, sometimes.

HTC One M7_UL CM11 200609_Snapshot_M7_m7

Who is that? For what reason have thou summoned me

Subtly reminding me I need to update the AOSP kernel?

ghostryder12 · Jul 3, 2014

poondog said:
Who is that? For what reason have thou summoned me

Subtly reminding me I need to update the AOSP kernel?

Well... Yes, yes I am... ?
As you can see, I'm using the Snapshot stable build and I experience lag especially in gaming.

HTC One M7_UL CM11 200609_Snapshot_M7_m7

damac · Jul 3, 2014

ghostryder12 said:
Well that's a bummer. I wasn't sure if he had that option & now I know. Hopefully it works for Internet calls.
The OP, @poondog, is very approachable. Drop him a post & see if he has recommendations. He's a Sense guy first though but does dabble a little in AOSP btwn classes & kernel updates, sometimes.

HTC One M7_UL CM11 200609_Snapshot_M7_m7

Tried it, but didn't get either of the two to work. Ah, well, will keep looking. Thanks for your help

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poondog said:
Who is that? For what reason have thou summoned me

Subtly reminding me I need to update the AOSP kernel?

Hi @poondog, @ghostryder12 was helping me to try to get (a) Internet Calling and (b) LogoToMenu working on this rom. Tried a few kernels like TinyKernel, Kangaroo kernel, but couldn't get either of the two things to work. Internet calling is more important for me. Any clues? Anything I can do to help debug/test?

Thanks.

intervigil · Jul 3, 2014

ajua said:
To those interested in the bug report for the lag in the home button when set to open recent apps here's the link to my submission in the JIRA site:

https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/CYAN-4524

This is a side effect of how double tap detection works. Upon detecting a first tap, you must wait a few milliseconds until to see if the user taps a second time, otherwise you cannot detect a double tap. The wait after the first tap is the "lag" you are complaining about.

This is impossible to "fix", unless someone invents a way of detecting a double tap without waiting to see whether the user taps a second time.

ghostryder12 · Jul 3, 2014

intervigil said:
This is a side effect of how double tap detection works. Upon detecting a first tap, you must wait a few milliseconds until to see if the user taps a second time, otherwise you cannot detect a double tap. The wait after the first tap is the "lag" you are complaining about.

This is impossible to "fix", unless someone invents a way of detecting a double tap without waiting to see whether the user taps a second time.

Hmm, interesting. However, I've never experienced this "milliseconds" time when I use Sense 6.0. I just checked my ViperOne Sense 6 nandroid.

OK, thanks intervigil for the explanation.

HTC One M7_UL CM11 200609_Snapshot_M7_m7

ajua · Jul 3, 2014

intervigil said:
This is a side effect of how double tap detection works. Upon detecting a first tap, you must wait a few milliseconds until to see if the user taps a second time, otherwise you cannot detect a double tap. The wait after the first tap is the "lag" you are complaining about.

This is impossible to "fix", unless someone invents a way of detecting a double tap without waiting to see whether the user taps a second time.

The problems is not that it gets delayed. Is that it works fast most of the time as with the stock Sense rom but some times it gets a more pronounced delay. I can see what you mean as how detection works but if the implementation works the same as the OEM but gets a different response every now and then, there's clearly an issue with it.

ghostryder12 said:
Hmm, interesting. However, I've never experienced this "milliseconds" time when I use Sense 6.0. I just checked my ViperOne Sense 6 nandroid.

OK, thanks intervigil for the explanation.

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The stock OEM experience was my point of reference when I posted about this. If the implementation in CM11 was consistent 100% of the time I wouldn't have an issue and I would think that nothing can be done, but it's how there is a different behavior from time to time.

I updated the report with your logcat (thanks!) and made a reply to try to clarify this issue is about inconsistent response.

ghostryder12 · Jul 3, 2014

ajua said:
The problems is not that it gets delayed. Is that it works fast most of the time as with the stock Sense rom but some times it gets a more pronounced delay. I can see what you mean as how detection works but if the implementation works the same as the OEM but gets a different response every now and then, there's clearly an issue with it.

The stock OEM experience was my point of reference when I posted about this. If the implementation in CM11 was consistent 100% of the time I wouldn't have an issue and I would think that nothing can be done, but it's how there is a different behavior from time to time.

I updated the report with your logcat (thanks!) and made a reply to try to clarify this issue is about inconsistent response.

You're welcome, I'm hoping that log cat captured the issue.

HTC One M7_UL CM11 200609_Snapshot_M7_m7

intervigil · Jul 3, 2014

ajua said:
The problems is not that it gets delayed. Is that it works fast most of the time as with the stock Sense rom but some times it gets a more pronounced delay. I can see what you mean as how detection works but if the implementation works the same as the OEM but gets a different response every now and then, there's clearly an issue with it.

The stock OEM experience was my point of reference when I posted about this. If the implementation in CM11 was consistent 100% of the time I wouldn't have an issue and I would think that nothing can be done, but it's how there is a different behavior from time to time.

I updated the report with your logcat (thanks!) and made a reply to try to clarify this issue is about inconsistent response.

I updated and re-opened the bug report. The comment makes the actual problem clear. This is probably related to all the other issues that m7 has. (inconsistent wake from suspend speed, skips in BT playback, etc) I suspect there's an issue somewhere with the kernel timer, but this isn't an easily solvable problem at all.

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