Hey there, 2012-era HTC smartphone owners. Wondering where your CyanogenMod nightly builds went? We were too, at least until CM team member Ethan Chen posted a short update on his Google+ page. New CyanogenMod 10.1 nightly builds are now rolling out for the HTC One XL (codename evita), One S (ville), Sprint's EVO 4G LTE (jewel), and Verizon's DROID Incredible LTE (fireball). You can find them all on the get.cm download page.

There's been no explanation for the 3-month gap in ROMs for these phones, all of which were based on the similar hardware found in the HTC One X LTE version and the One S. But in any case, they're back now, and should start getting regular updates like most of the other 10.1/Jelly Bean 4.2 devices. The usual warnings about nightly builds apply: they're probably OK at this point, but steer clear and wait for a release candidate if you want a more polished experience. If you're ready to flash, here's the link to CyanogenMod's Gapps.

CyanogenMod 10.1 Nightlies

• One XL
• One S
• EVO 4G LTE
• DROID Incredible 4G LTE

Update: According to Brad Linder over at Liliputing, the three-month gap for some HTC ROMs was due to a DMCA takedown notice for the kernel. Now that the ROMs are based on a new version 3.4 kernel, the notice is irrelevant, and the ROMs are officially supported again.

If you were already running a custom ROM on any of the above phones, you'll need to do some extensive modding to get ready for the new builds, including re-locking and unlocking the bootloader once more. Check Liliputing for the details.

Via Ethan Chen