No solution yet to the audio-problem on HTC One M8?where some games have robotic slow-speed sounds.
should be fixed in the next build :good:
[ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 13.0 Nightlies for the HTC One m8
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should be fixed in the next build :good:
While the new nightly fixed the white dot on the screen. It broke VR apps. It doesn't react to left and right movement. Up and down movements are detected but is really really slow to react.
On 7/21, much better than previous builds. However Snapchat still runs terribly... Freezes and closes. Works fine on my g3, tablets, and my other m8 running mokee. I am also having the occasional system freeze and reboot. Anybody recommend a good up to date kernel that works with this rom for performance?
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Sent from my m8 using Tapatalk
Thank you friend.
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AnTuTu scores for Slim6 6.0.1.alpha.0.6:
Stock = 60818
Team-M8_MM_07_18_16 = 54674
Anyone have scores for CM?
Can't decrypt on boot after 7/22/16 build
I have enabled storage encryption on my m8 and this has been working well for a considerable time, on the 7/22 and 7/23 builds I am unable to successfully enter the decrypt password on boot. The symptoms are
I have enabled storage encryption on my m8 and this has been working well for a considerable time, on the 7/22 and 7/23 builds I am unable to successfully enter the decrypt password on boot. The symptoms are
- the status bar (not visible on earlier builds) scrolls up and down in a small visible section at top of the screen
- keyboard input is intermittently accepted, key press may be acknowledged immediately, after a short delay or after multiple attempts
- the enter key is not acknowledged so that even though I can get the passphrase in with a bit of work I cannot submit it
- behavior is consistent with both pin and passphrase
- there is no impact to TWRP, I can decrypt storage there and have dropped back to the 7/21 build of CM 13.0 for now which functions as expected
That's a global CM issue. This patch caused it: https://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/150974.
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You can tweak kernel for better score. Use alucard/arteractive/intelliactive governor. OC CPU to 2.45GHz and set IO scheduler to row.
Already fixed: https://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/c/153720.
Guys, please leave the discussion of other kernels out of this thread. I only ask because it's caused issues in the past. Don't want this thread to be cleaned by mods.
....and working fine on mine now, thanks for the help!
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Haven't benched CM, but with Antutu 6.1.4 I got 64944 with cf lumen running and 65633 with it off.
This is Sense Marshmallow 6.12 from HTC.
i posted this in the Q&A section but no one replied so asking it here:
So i flashed the latest cm 13 nightly after formatting system (was on developer edition stock rom, s-off). After that, while flashing stock gapps, it gave me insufficient space error
so what i have found out is that before flashing cm13 (or after using change file system in twrp), the system size is some 2600mb, but as soon as i flash CM13, it gets reduced to 1006 mb, due to which i am unable to flash gapps. Any solution to this? other than flashing a smaller version of gapps?
So i flashed the latest cm 13 nightly after formatting system (was on developer edition stock rom, s-off). After that, while flashing stock gapps, it gave me insufficient space error
so what i have found out is that before flashing cm13 (or after using change file system in twrp), the system size is some 2600mb, but as soon as i flash CM13, it gets reduced to 1006 mb, due to which i am unable to flash gapps. Any solution to this? other than flashing a smaller version of gapps?
I'll come up with a solution for that.
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[ROM][OFFICIAL] CyanogenMod 13.0 Nightlies for the HTC One m8 , ROM for the HTC One (M8)
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Source Code: http://www.github.com/CyanogenMod
ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Version Information
Status: Nightly
Created 2015-11-25
Last Updated 2015-11-2414Ok, well I'm now taking this thread off my subscriptions. Its just worthless for me to come here and read through the BS every day. If any new bugs come up, please find me on gerrit by submitting a patch. I'm here to look at code and logs, not whiny little high school kids who get their panties in a bunch because someone won't hold their hand while they replace the firmware on their $500 pocket computer.
In the future, if you guys have a problem, take it to a PM and leave it out of the public forum. It tends to piss people off, including me, who have more important things to do than reading through posts like the last page was.12The VR bug exists in the kernel driver here: drivers/i2c/chips/CwMcuSensor.c
This driver sucks, its HTC's crappy driver for the screen gestures (tap to wake, etc). For whatever reason its flooding userspace with these inputs. I'll see if I can get some time tonight to debug it further and see what can be done to mitigate it.11FYI - 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.10Frankly I'm tired of hearing about this other kernel. I open these threads so I can get feedback on what we (CM) build. I give exactly zero sh1ts about what some other kernel can do for your device. If you use it, great, but go discuss it elsewhere. (Also lol about SELinux permissive on those screenshots. Let's continue to recommend that to people, clearly its the best option ಠ_ಠ )
I'm to the point where it doesn't even pay for me to come here and read this thread anymore.
EDIT: and no, you aren't getting 5 days of battery life with any kernel unless you're not using the device at all.
