yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] IRoN MaN9:
if you mean kill app by long press you can download it frm omega files and flash it by recovery , just like i did
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Thanks mate! But just one suggestion. Please don't post link to apks. Especially to apps that be available on the store. My advise is to edit your post and remove the link in there from the apk. Will have a look at the other two links.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarkuk:
Hi

not sure if anyone has reported this issue but for some reason text message notification is not happing the blue light does not work and its hit and miss with sound notification.

I did an upgrade from v35 to v36 had the issue, did a format and fresh install and still have the issue.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Xode:
Sorry,mistake...........
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=36285967

Please mate next time go to first page and look for the point discussion for version... starts at page.... where you find all you need.

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What you try to say? Sorry i don't think i understand complete what you mean? You getting no SMS or it comes without notification?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] IRoN MaN9:
i think you need edit your post too:laugh: anyway hope that you see the pictures and figured out my question
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
He he. Just recognized it by myself. Already edit it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarkuk:
Sorry I mean I do get SMS but I get no blue light notification and also sound notification when SMS text arrives is hit and miss i.e it either makes a sound or it dosent.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aeroman:
@new Version again clean work, almost like butter, :) works fine with stock kernel. :good:

But i have not found the download Option in the youtube Rolle App?

Greetings
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
No problem here. Sorry mate. I flashed the mod you posted.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Do you got notification enabled in SMS settings?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarkuk:
yes the setting is enabled
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marcadam:
Have you checked that blocking mode isn't enabled? I use light flow it functions perfectly and is very customizable.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarkuk:
Blocking mode is disabled, everything is stock v36
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
Check if you maybe enabled Blocking Mod in Settings. That is very possible. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarkuk:
hiya, that is disabled every thing is stock v36
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ArbiterGR:
I'm posting this again since noone replied :p

Stock Toggles mod from omega files, also removes the lock icon and the circles battery mod.

Stock Camera mod, doesn't completely remove The hyper-X modded camera as it leaves the old 4.1.1 camera libs behind.

I hope someone can update the mods to address this.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] keyed911:
for me also same thing when i flashed v36 from v35 normally, no contacts is showing when someone is calling, i did a fullwipe and re install v36 and it is ok now
[Galaxy S III Android Development] IRoN MaN9:
that's whats confuse me coz sometime it's work another time didn't

by the way now i remember when iinstall it on wanamlite v5.3 the sample didn't shows up

any way thank you for your time
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
No problem mate. Maybe the mod needs some update.

If you have read the opening post for the version you don't had to do a full wipe.

Hyper x is not Indies territory and got to be updated by the Dev who made it. For the second thing it's normal that's why it called stock.

Install ghostly SMS from store. Maybe it solves it. I know it's for SMS that don't came through but it's worth a shot to try. Also did you tried to reflash the rom without wipe?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] saad2687:
I am on omega v36 ... i want to ask if i flash new bootloader (XLLA) will i lose root and cwm or not ??? Plz help me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] narcosis34:
I reset the fuel gauge and now goes at 100% :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Zaatour36:
I hope there is an easy way to update the ROM using the installed OMEGA application, so it will easy for current OMEGA users to update/flash to newer versions.

Or us the "Update Me" ROM updater...

that will be nice
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Can't download anything from the play store now... error DF-BPA-09
[Galaxy S III Android Development] alewis2k12:
Clear data and cache from play store and Google frameworks and reboot..... force close play store also after clearing
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nobnut:
15 Toggle Mod - Stock look

Note - No % battery mod included

EDIT: Alternative darker look here
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
I will include this mod in the new version.

I will also try to fix allshare bug.

And I will change the csc from VGR (Vodafone Greece) to EUR and I will add multi csc again so you can change it with the one you like.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kk12175:
wipe all data means i have to do the Nandroid back up and then do the wiping and restore the nandroid?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] WhiteHartMart:
But I bet it drops to 99% the moment you disconnect the charger as that's the normal behaviour ;-)

Sent from my GT-I9300 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nobnut:
No. If you change your CSC, it will hard reset your device (same as factory reset). If you then restore your backup, you will revert the CSC back to the original one.

It means that if you change the CSC, you will have to set up your phone again. You can restore user data however from nandroid or Titanium.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raubkatze:
SecMms.apk

Weird... If you rooted your device with CF-Root 6.3 and then flashed rom it should work.

But even something wrong with flashing you should be able to use recovery and download mode.

Look at here - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=26530885#post26530885
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mvh_01:
Odd battery drain

Tried this 2 times with stock kernel and it gave me battery drain both times. When I leave my headphones plugged in, it drains the battery. Not listening to music, or anything, but it drains the battery.

Pictures added. The drain is happening in the last part of the battery life screenshot. Lost 30% in 6 hours of sleep.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kk12175:
It means that if you change the CSC, you will have to set up your phone again. You can restore user data however from nandroid or Titanium.[/QUOTE]

It seems that I better not do this way to hard reset my phone. In this case, what can I do to bring back my contact info in call logs? any idea? thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raubkatze:
https://github.com/asksven/BetterBatteryStats-Knowledge-Base/wiki/PowerManagerService

I'm using SMS Backup+
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Product F(RED):
I understand what CSC is, but since I'll probably never use OTA updates, and I have my APN backed up, does it matter what CSC I'm on? I know the original one (VD2) but I'm in the US, so I don't think it matters since there's no US CSC for the i9300. As long as Fast Dormancy is enabled, I'm fine because my carrier supports it and it was enabled out of the box.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raubkatze:
As far as I know, correct me if I'm wrong, Fast Dormancy is enabled by default here. So you shouldn't worry about it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nobnut:
It is disabled in /system/build.prop.

To enable it, change:

ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule=[B][COLOR="DarkRed"]0[/COLOR][/B]

to

ro.ril.fast.dormancy.rule=[COLOR="darkred"][B]1[/B][/COLOR]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mvh_01:
I know what Power Management service is, but the main wakelock is "suspend_backoff"

It happens when you plug in headphones (stock sammy in my case.)

I haven't tried it with Siyah kernel since last time I flashed it with V6.0 I lost audio and had to full wipe to get it back again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Product F(RED):
Thanks. Yeah I can confirm it works. The way I can tell is when I'm not using data the H+ will go down to H. It goes back up to H+ when I use data. Sorry if I'm pestering you guys. Saying I know my way around Android would be an understatement, and Samsung and HTC phones are my areas of expertise. The reason I asked the question was because I'm used to CDMA phones which are tied to one carrier, so there are no CSC codes to worry about (region codes as I understand). But now I see they really have no bearing since FD is controlled by a separate file. I'll keep a backup of that file to restore to any ROM I flash.

One last question. As I understand, Fast Dormancy is determined in a database, per carrier. So if a developer wanted to disable it, he'd have to disable it for every carrier in the database right? Meaning, unless a developer posts "I've disabled FD for X carrier", I have nothing to worry about? It's more of a learning question.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raubkatze:
Thanks!

Probably I changed it but forgot about it... weird...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nobnut:
Read my post above. Just check build.prop for that line to see if it has been disabled in any ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] D79_:
it takes 10 seconds to flash and nothing is lost :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] webblade:
See your from kildare. Me too kildare town what part you from? Small world lol.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] deejay6901:
anyone applied the new bootloader already and then run the new version of triangle away (2.45) by chainfire? does the red exclamation point disappear? please advise.. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Product F(RED):
Ok, let me break it down for you. This is the difference between how the two bootloaders work:

Old bootloader

---> No exclamation mark. The flash counter displayed on the bootloader screen ONLY goes up if you flash something custom through ODIN on PC. Meaning, if you flash Siyah kernel as a .tar, for example. If you flash a stock Samsung ROM/kernel/radio/etc, it doesn't go up.

New bootloader

---> Exclamation mark just for BEING rooted or having a custom recovery or custom rom or custom kernel. TriangleAway will work, but EVERY TIME you boot, unless your device is COMPLETELY stock, the counter will go up to 1 and you will have an exclamation mark.

There is an option to have TriangleAway reset it on every boot if you want.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] deejay6901:
great! then perhaps ill try doing it. thanks for your quick reply!! :) :good:

edit: after flashing the new bootloader and applying the triangle away(2.45) red exclamation mark still appears.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Trek55:
perfect explanation.. tks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Conceptunlimited:
Try

Sensewiz by Bala_gamer

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The 4.2 camera feature photosphere looks like it's taking panoramic pics. Me on v35. Anyone else facing this thing? :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] noobandroid:
Is it possible to have the lock at the middle instead of the right top corner?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Conceptunlimited:
Use the kill apps function... Long press menu :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] senninha:
i upgraded yesterday from ICS v13.1 straight to v36. i just wiped my cache/dalvik cache before upgrading, then installed v36 and later upgraded to new bootloader.

i just wanted to say that the upgrade was unbelievably smooth! no problems with call volumes, contacts, lags, fc's or anything else. a fantastic ROM! indie you are truly awesome!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Joshaldo:
Hey guys am having massive problem with all camera apps displaying a plain green background when ever I use the back camera. Anyone know a fix?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sak500:
Good job, i wish more people coming in here were like you. Wanted to give you your first thanks,unfortunately i'm outta my thanks limit for the day but will do it in next 12 hours.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
I did try it with setting Auto Reset at boot but the red exclamation still appears. I think for this, the option "System workaround modified" has been added. I havent tried it but reading CF's app update this has been added to handle the red exclamation.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Product F(RED):
The reason it comes up at boot is because the bootloader checks during boot whether or not the phone has been modified. So if you use TriangleAway normally and then reboot the phone, the bootloader will check again and show the exclamation mark.

That's why I'm not going to the new bootloader. Last time I had an issue with the audio chip in my phone causing the phone not to be able to make calls (no audio in or out). It required a new motherboard, and I had to ship it to Germany to get fixed. It took $80 and a month to get it back. 3 months later, I have the same issue. It has nothing to do with the ROM or kernel or modem; it happens out of the blue and there is no fix aside from a new motherboard. The problem randomly went away a few days ago, but I suspect it's coming back. I'm not going to the new bootloader because 1) I don't think a bootloader can fix eMMC degredation; the fix seems more likely to be in a kernel since that's what's responsible for actually running the device. And 2) I don't want to be stuck on the new bootloader when the issue comes back, and then Samsung refuses to fix my phone because I have a red exclamation mark and a "1" next to the flash counter.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] deejay6901:
so that means that we need to load an stock firmware and kernel so as to avoid this one? hmm.. anyway.. ill stick for Omega v36. for a while.. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mg_moi:
can we add other icons to the lockscreen aswell with the standard icons?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
You can try flashing this fix. Read the OP before flashing.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2052675
[Galaxy S III Android Development] keyed911:
is the new bootloader included on v36, if not can anyone give the link

TIA
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
You can either stick with Stock or relyon CF TA workaround for the red exclamation :)

[Fired from my S3 Cannon]

[< Omega V 36 | Perseus | DDDLJ1 >]

Please press "Thanks" button if my posts help you
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kofiannan:
The bootloader and instructions can be found here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36285967&postcount=41565
[Galaxy S III Android Development] joeherlev:
Okay.. but my phone is VERY laggy when it gets over 600mb ram in use...

V35 i did not have that problem.?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kjc99:
Hey guys V36 still running very well and I put my vote in for the lock icon to stay with optional remove..... Anyway was wondering what to freeze to stop the play store from updating I just flashed inverted blue play store and I don't want to loose it I remember on my S2 it was called market updater but I don't see this..... Thanx

Galaxy S3

Omega Rom V36
[Galaxy S III Android Development] killnotes:
I like the new mod "Lock on status bar next to clock" very much. It is convenient and can reduce the frequency of pressing the power button. If possible, please keep this in the afterwards release. Thanks !!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36361630&postcount=42257

Tested it yesterday night with the stock insecure kernel that cam with v36 and the updated TA

How i checked:

Used TA to reset, booted and rebooted using the 3 combi keys to download mode.

Then it's says official rom, counter = zero.

When rebooting into cwm, the counter is counting, is saying custom and the red marker is back.

So, what i wrote in 42257 is still valued when running the stock kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] balinese:
Hi guys. I have 4.1.2 rooted stock fw with twrp rexovery. Is it ok to flash omega v36 with twrp and what have i wipe ? Also can i place omega to the internal memory of the pphone or i must use external sd card?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
Not using TWRP recovery, but i have not seen problems using that recovery flashing Omega.

If you want a full wipe, format system, data and cache from mount and storage (i guess this will also be in TWRP) and if you want to be safe, also wipe/reset data and dalvik.

I always prefer flashing stuff from internal sd.

If you want to do a no wipe, format system at mount and storage and wipe dalvik to be sure.

With this, all your apps and settings will be saved.

Edit:

just noticed you are running stock at the moment, best you do a full wipe.

And be sure you have your backups in order like nandroid and EFS.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] leon0602:
+1 really usefull. I really don't understand why people is asking to remove it. I love it :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lokkinho:
Becareful

Sorry to say that I doubt what have you done. Theoretically, from omega ICS to JB 412 must have stock JB412 flashed in first before put in any custom rom. Some more you're not doing full wipe, just a simple dalvik cache wipe only. Your god may blessed you very much indeed :good:

Your way may put your phone into high risk of death or boot loop.

Really not a good way, its dangerous.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kenb00:
I have 2 problems need somebody help:

1/ when im in message, whatsapp or some thing use keyboard. I dont see icon keyboard and a small notification about what keyboard im using in notification. Its very convenient to change my keyboard. I dont know this Rom is deleted or I moded some thing to make error..

2/ when i connected my s3 to Laptop. After tranfer something i plug it.. But when i plug it, the red led(it appears when u are charging) hasnt stopped yet until I reboot myfone or have to press power to wake up it..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
Not more dangerous then other flashes, my opinion.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neil05:
What did you do before you flash the rom? Do a full wipe before you flash the rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] umarian:
For omega users another 5 battery mods;is for 23 toggles with came Omegav36 and modify only battery.

Link:http://www.mediafire.com/?0g4898a380jv4qp
[Galaxy S III Android Development] koolshubh:
Hello Guys.. I just started with my first nandroid backup on S3 and I noticed that the backup is taking too much time..

Its alomost 50 mins and my backup is not yet finished..

Earliar in my S2 the backup used to get completed in almost 5-10 mins... But this is way longer..

So is this normal in case of S3??

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kenb00:
Absolutely mang. Wipe data, cache, davik, preload, battery stats. In my fisrt question i solved it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
No it's not, it can take some time, but for me a longest 20 minutes.

How are you making a nandroid?

I am on touch recovery 6.0.2.7.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] koolshubh:
I am on CWM v6.0.1.2 and did the backup in my ext sd card...

Just finished with the back up and I saw 2 folders in the cwm folder..

One is 'blobs' which is 2GB and the other is backup with 17MB of data??

what is blobs?

and also does the speed of ext sd card matters??

I am using a 16GB cheap type sd card.. and the reading and writing speed is terribly slow!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
http://www.google.nl/search?q=andro...s=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a

I guess it can make a difference, especially when it's a slow sd.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
There are two types of backup with Recovery v6.0.1.2. You know that? Did you choose what type of backup do you want?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] manhhung1420:
Choose *.tar type is default before backup
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gad284:
Hi all,

just a small question : why did the V36 version was removed ? i've installed it yesterday and everything is rocking. is there any problem to keep it on my phone ? thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] senninha:
it may have been dangerous but i it worked. i read the installation instructions several times on page 1 and it just said that if i was on an omega ROM already, all i had to do was a cache/dalvik cache wipe, which i was happy about since i didn't want to bother with reconfiguring everything. so that's all i did and voila!

it's my second day now on v36 and everything is smooth as silk! maybe i should go out and buy a lotto ticket now... :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] koolshubh:
No I dont know about that..

Could u please tell me which backup should I choose??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
What's removed?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gad284:
sorry, i had a problem with chrome, no it's fine. thanks all the way :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Here's a good explanation for the blobs folder:

Koushik Duttavor 5 Monaten . ÖffentlichNew ClockworkMod Backup FormatTL;DR:ClockworkMod Recovery now deduplicates files between builds. This results in way smaller backups.Don't delete /sdcard/clockworkmod/blobsOverviewI've gotten a few questions about how this works, so I figured I'd make a post on it.Basically, here's what happens:The files being backed up are hashed (sha256, not that it matters). Then it checks for a file with the name of the hash in/sdcard/clockworkmod/blobsSo, if the hash of the file was*c5273884b90d490134e7737b29a65405cea0f7bb786ca82c6337ceb24de6f5ed, it looks for /sdcard/clockworkmod/blobs/c5273884b90d490134e7737b29a65405cea0f7bb786ca82c6337ceb24de6f5edIf the hash file is found, it continues on to the next file. Otherwise, it copies the file to the blobs directory with the file name being the hash.ROMs and user data, for the most part, do not change too much between builds and backups. So, your APKs, system files, etc, are generally only stored once. This saves a ton of space. Especially between incremental backups.Some of you may be thinking "well, how do I delete a backup?".First, never delete the blobs directory. This would actually delete*allyour backups by rendering them unusable.Simply delete the usual backup directory, and the next time you run a backup, all the unused hash files will be automatically delete (a process known as garbage collection). The recovery will show "Freeing space..." while this is happening.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
I always use tar. The other one is making backup in much more files so it might be in your case since yet have that folder yet mentioned. You can choose the type of backup when you are in recovery, in part where you choose where to save backup.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mloc33:
Jaysus, just outside the town, the quiter side... Small is right.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
A bit off topic and as a reminder, this is not to start the Sudden Death / bootloader discussion all over again.

But just to let you know for those how has missed it, that it seems that the new bootloader is not fixing the Sudden Death.

If true and it looks that way (my opinion) the new bootloader is only there to make Samsung getting off for giving warranty.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=36390060&postcount=2442

And please no discussion again here, just letting you all know.

Edit, please guys and girls, this post was just to let you know, read it and leave it with that.

If you want to post something about this, do it the other threads.

Plenty out there for discussing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] koolshubh:
Glad I didnt flash the New Bootloader....

Its just a new gimmik of samsung for going an advance level on getting off warrenty...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] putibuhok:
I thought so. That's why I did not flash it. :eek:

sent from my GT- I9300 on Omega Rom v36 with Siyah kernel 1.8.6