yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] millzyy:
btw, running V44 and I hate the drop down menu item layout in 4.2

Tried S4Mod also, phone is heating up and running very sluggish.

Also, my Infuse Car dock won't charge or auto boot any apps, I'm guessing only Siyah kernal on 4.1 can do that?

going back to 4.1 V43
[Galaxy S III Android Development] alojo:
Hi.

I am using the 44.4 and although I don't like its battery life and its slowness I am waiting for some new version that fixes it. Do you think that new version will arrive someday or it will be better if I try another ROM?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
Omega v44.4 is based on leaked Samsung version of v4.2.1 android. It's a normal thing that leaks have issues - that's why they are leaks and not the official Samsung firmware. Some members here use Omega v44.4 as daily ROM and they think it's stable enough but there are also members that have real issues. It's on you if you will use this version which is based on leak. If you want a really stable and bugless ROM you should stick to Omega v43.3 as it's based on Official Samsung FW - 4.1.2 android. :) There is no announcements from Samsung about definite and official releasing v4.2.1 for S3 so my recommendation will be to stick to 4.1.2 if you need the best experience. :)

Just a quick question - did you do a full wipe before flashing Omega v44.4? It's recommended to wipe your internal memory too since the partitioning on v4.2.1 android is different than it was on v4.1.2. If you did not wipe these things - That can be a reason of your issues. Then you can try flashing it one more time and test it again. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] alojo:
Thanks Ninolina :)

I was thinking about going to 4.1.2 but I was hoping too a new release that makes 4.2.1 to work better.

I did the usual wipes from the recovery and the Aroma installer.I think I didn't touch internal SD though. But a brand new install is precisely what sets me far away from 4.1.2 xD

Best regards :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
There are some gossips about new leak coming soon but that's not guaranteed. Until then try all wires that are recommended and flash Omega v44.4 again or get Omega v43.3 which is awesome. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Seicer:
Does 44.4 work as secondary ROM with siyah? I just installed and it won't boot. :(

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] supergrobi94:
There are still no kernel, which are compatible with Android 4.2.1 (v.44.x).

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] markpap:
Siyah is not yet ready for 4.2 rom versions... just wait...

(Samsung Galaxy SIII): Αποστολή από το αφεντικό μου! :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] astromas:
Hi Sir...

I would like to have MyFile.Apk. link in the OP is dead. Can you please help me to give me new link?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dandroid13:
What file?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] memphisa:
Funny enough I have never had any problem with Omega 44.4 (Android 4.2.1) once I noticed what was causing the fc. In my case they were the Splanner and Note II keyboard. Since I am a 'flashaholic' and I do flash roms several times each week I make sure I stick to the stork keyboard that came with the 4.2.1 as opposed to the Note II keyboard that I normally use and I deleted the Splanner from the zip. I replaced the Splanner with Google calendar. I have never installed a rom without a full wipe.(My own full wipe goes thus : wipe data/format>wipe cache>wipe dalvik followed by Megawipe by Zoot before installing any rom). I do not have any lag, overheating or fc as I read here while using Omega 44.4 after doing what I described above before the installation. Of course don't forget that you are likely to have problems if you install an application that is not yet compatible. A good example of that is Galaxy Note II Snote. You can install Snote on 4.1.x but not on 4.2.x Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
If you didn't read right, I wrote that users are satisfied with v44.4 and that they use it as daily ROM. Also suggested to that user to try a full wipe and try it again. I agree that 4.2.1 can be stable and issues are often caused by users and not the ROM. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dandroid13:
That's right, apart from S Planner fc I have no issues. Of course, I always wipe when upgrade. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] astromas:
What I mean is the original My Files apps on stock ROM... Actually i mistakenly delete it using in ROM Cleaner in Stock ROM. However here in the first thread Mr Indie gives the link in the thread but the link is now dead.

I dont want to use file manager in the Play Store. Stock File Manager is good enough for me...

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kung-Fu-Tse:
re-install omega and you will ahve it back ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dandroid13:
Reinstall sellecting 'apps only' to install only the app you want.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] memphisa:
I am not saying that you are wrong. I was just adding a comment based on my observation. No problem buddy !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] supergrobi94:
Let's wait until tomorrow.

The next big thing is coming... maybe :D

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] ggnoplay:
Thanks for 4 way rotation removal patch!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] anpho:
I am using 43.3 since it got out but in the last week or so I noticed that the alarm doesn't go on sometimes. Luckily I didn't miss a big appointment or sth. Anyone knows what could be the problem?

Also I noticed that during night the notifications doesn't sound. It's like the phone goes to silent by itself. Maybe this has something to do with the alarm problem also.

I know that full wipe probably is the way to go, but I am waiting till indie gets the new rom out which won't be long hopefully.

Any help about the problem will really help. Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rexboy:
He mentioned it few pages back

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=41508809&postcount=8512

Sent from my GS3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Luckily I never had this problem before. Did you try another alarm application like sleep like a droid? Just to make sure it's not a problem of the alarm clock app. Also do you got something like Viber or Skype installed? Because this sounds like the sound engine crashes.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] anpho:
Thanks for the quick reply Chris. Well the stock alarm app always worked like a charm so no I didn't try another app yet but I will try it and find out.

And yes I have both Viber and Skype installed but I have both apps installed for ages and didn't have any problem with them. Also I really need both apps so uninstalling them is not a good option :)

Do you think that this is my only option?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Maybe first try a different alarm app. If this don't work you know it's not the stock alarm app. Next thing I would try is to uninstall first Skype and then Viber. Because there always was problems here and there in the past with notification sound and so on. My tip is that it's Viber who cause your problems. But first you could try the points above.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] anpho:
Thanks I will try what you suggest and let you know about the results.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Would be very interesting. If this all don't work we will try to find another solution. I know how awful it could be.

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@All A little sidenote from me. I was not very active last time because of personal problems. But I read every single page and the last few are just ****. Sorry for my hard words. I'm also someone who's never afraid to fight and never hesitate to defend omega family, the forum or myself, no matter if it's in a thread or face to face. But the bashing around the last time will not longer be tolerated! First rule on xda is search! It should be natural for everyone like breathing air. If you feeling attacked first look at your question and then think about it why someone react to it like he does before you answer. If you couldn't find a reason report the one to omega team members or the mods. Also please put your discussion to pm before filling up the whole thread.
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[Galaxy S III Android Development] sd_dracula:
I have Omega ROM v41 4.1.2 installed on my International S3 and I am using the swap SD card with internal memory trick also.

If I update to the latest 4.2.1 Omega ROM do I have to do perform a clean install? I have so much stuff to re-install/configure that I rather not do it if possible.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NadMaj:
yes mate.... different android version so full wipe is a must.. if not your beloved S3 will get mad at you and you will have issues with her.. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sd_dracula:
Ok good to know. Thanks.

Will make a note of all the stuff I need to reinstall and do a full backup first just in case :)

Are there any huge issues to look out for when installing 4.2.1?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Huge issue could be that s planner force close for example. Best is you look for known issues of the leak base.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Seicer:
Is it possible to install stock Android phone app in order to replace the laggy Sammy one?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
No this is not possible because of the firmware. But you can look in themes and apps section or playstore for an aosp like dialer.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] phil.o:
Hey guys, unfortunately it's time to say "goodbye". :(

Finally i got my S4, so it's not a goodbye for all time - let's meet at the S4 thread! ;)

Greetz

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarbe:
If I were you mate I'd wait a little as there may be a new 4.2.1 tomorrow.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sd_dracula:
Will do. Getting all the backup ready for now anyway :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] highaltitude:
Anyone else get the feeling this is the "final" version of this Rom for our phone? On to newer and better things...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jab1972:
I have had a problem with the stock alarm clock for some time now on all 4.1.2 Omega versions.

For me the alarm will sound for may be half a second then go silent, then sometimes It will sound correctly after a snooze period.

I have Skype and Whatsapp installed and have never tried without them

I now use Alarm Clock Xtrem and have never had a problem with that.

I also had the problem with the notification sounds randomly going silent and having to reboot to restore. This started after I installed Viber and I have not had the problem again since uninstalling it so I think Chris_84 is correct with his suspicions over these apps!

P.S For me the notification sound problem does not occur with Skype or Whatsapp installed, so I am pretty sure Viber was the culprit for that problem.

Hope the above helps
[Galaxy S III Android Development] phil.o:
Yes, if not in the S4 thread then for sure next year in the S5 thread!

Thanks for all guys, it was a pleasure! ;)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
No I'm not. I know what you mean. Before we get every two weeks a new firmware base from Samsung. But I also understand that they want sell as many s4

as they can. Don't think they forget about us.

Thank you very much for your confirmation and information!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jab1972:
Your very welcome!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
He he :) Thanks mate! Added the problem to faq.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jab1972:
No problem! Help with a contribution to FAQ’s! I am truly honoured! :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Also put you on credit list for that. Thanks again!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
Hello Omega family and good week,

this week is S3 week :)

I will finalize and release the new v43.4,

stay tuned for more later ....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] traitor123:
Bro, do you even sleep? :silly:

You're simply amazing. :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
Thank you my friend for your nice post.

The truth is that I was sleeping a little this days with my holidays and S4 roms

I will finish S3 update and then the S2 update and I will rest for a while.

Sorry to all for the late update, this is only because I do not have enough time this period (work-family-etc).

I have no intention to stop updating S3 or the other devices I support.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pretzel Kleo:
Glad to hear that Indie! Anyway take your time, is not that easy support to much devices, specially because the ROM is perfect ♥ plus family and work... just imagine.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] dandroid13:
indie, my brother, any chance of a new Omega based on the new leak which is coming a few minutes after this post is made? I don't mind waiting, take your time. ;)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] traitor123:
New Firmware !!!

VD2 Kernel ONLY (Mediafire)

or

Download on XDA:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] D79_:
Indie = Elite Recognized Developer???
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dandroid13:
The new leak is up too!! http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1835931

:D:D

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] petermunster:
http://hotfile.com/dl/223564134/4017cbe/I9300XXUFME3_I9300OJKFME1_ILO.zip.html
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kusumalaga:
Eagerly waiting for indie to work his magic on the new leaked 4.2.2 ROM! Come on indie and the gang, I love you all in a straight way!! :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
This is great news!

I will discard my v43.4 rom and I will start Omega v45 with the leaked 4.2.2 firmware.

I am downloading the new firmware now :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] traitor123:
~~~~~~~~~~::indie::~~~~~~~~~
[Galaxy S III Android Development] petermunster:
Torrent link : https://www.dropbox.com/s/lu90689t0a...LO.zip.torrent

Mega link : https://mega.co.nz/#!bEdUXbQJ!B79aNS...Tn2hJlSQD84S5I
[Galaxy S III Android Development] D79_:
Its all good having leaked roms but they are never stable, just like 4.2.1, I had to go back to 4.1.2 and install all my apps and sort my settings out again.

So going to 4.2.2 leaked rom is a definite no no for me. Might aswell wait for a stable samsung rom then release omega version
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bartman007:
Indie, my friend, does that mean no more 43.x with official ROM's???:crying:

Is it all based on beta and leaks?:eek:

Peace Bro

Bart
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
Lets test the new leak my friend and then decide :)

Hi Bart,

I will stop updating 4.1.2 only then the final 4.2.2 is out :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PartySlayer:
Hello indie coming your new update maybe today?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] meule46:
Don't ask for eta's :banghead:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nickmax1:
Please No ETAs

Indie will post the ROM when he has tested and is good and ready. Please be patient.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
Not today but I will do my best for this week.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pretzel Kleo:
No Omega 43.4? Oh comon... leaks can wait, official updates are better.

Just my opinion though.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] meule46:
Why? did the phone stop working that you need a update? ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Abhilabhila:
Indie, my friend, please do not discard 43.4 totally. Take your time and please do update 4.1.2, to the latest, as usual (VD2 or ATL :confused:).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Downloading the leak too. Will test it if there are any bugs. And if yes if there are solutions for it. Just like hope for the best, prepare for the worst. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
ok guys, I will also update 4.1.2 Omega :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] traitor123:
Let me clear the confusion for you all. ::indie:: was making Omega v43.4 based on XXEMD2 firmware. Today there are 2 new firmwares. XXEMRA (4.1.2 update) and XXUFME3 (4.2.2 Leak). ::indie:: discarded XXEMD2 build & will start with the XXUFME3 (the new leak) build to Omega v45 and not v44.x since it is not Android 4.2.1 (XXUFMB3 - the old leak), it is 4.2.2 (newer android version). Hope this clears up the confusion created by the word "discarded", as ::indie:: will also update the 4.1.2 "stable" versions until the official 4.2.2 release for Galaxy GT-I9300 by Samsung.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Take your time my friend. Whatever you deciding to do you got my full support!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xclub_101:
YES!

YES :good:

I definitely believe 43.x (the line based on 4.1.2) should see at least one other release.

A new and separate 45.x line also makes sense - but I will personally only be able to do major tests on that when a kernel with dual-boot between those two will become available - which as far as I know is not the case at this point :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Vehdrehl:
Indie and the team.. you never fail to amaze me with both the speed and quality of your releases. Thank you so much for all the dedication and work!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] clamitas:
I think more users are eager to try out the 4.2.2 leak than to have an update on an already great working 4.1.2 rom.

I really like the 4.2.1 leak but went back due to the bugs. I'm really interested in how the 4.2.2 leak will work for me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Abhilabhila:
Hello friend, what I did perceive when ::indie:: said "discarded" was that he has "postponed" the work on the latest 4.1.2 firmware v43.4. I just kidded that he would not "discard" 43.4 in the literary sense of that word... :)

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+1. Take your time, ::indie::...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JDroid Freak:
Cant wait...thank you for all the hard work..

For Indie and the rest..thank you very much
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Garreth88:
Not necessarely. I want to have stable and moreless checked firmware, than some leaked ones. I don't want to be suprised by bugs when I have to use my phone at work, but still want to have newest available stable firmware:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kung-Fu-Tse:
hey my friend :highfive:

I hope you know it ;) :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bordikun:
indie, which zip file of the audio hack/loud volume hack did you put on the omega files?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
Can you restore to superSu 0.92 and check this again.

Can someone else test this with the new supersu?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jcc332006:
Yep followed these instructions to a tee. LOL! Thanks for reiterating. I'll try again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
The one included in VolumeMods.zip

check it here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1722136
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jahmeego:
i just uninstalled update , screen going off...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
That was quick!

Thank you for your report!

Can someone post this in SuperSu thread so Chainfire can fix it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raubkatze:
Try to install Omega Files from Play Store.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
Make sure Omegas zip is ok and then make the 3 wipes and flash Omega.

If you need more help let me know.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raubkatze:
I'm using SuperSU 0.93 and everything fine.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] janek1:
thanks for the great Rom!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
@all

From now on Omega Files app will be updated from Play Store.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] subvertbeats:
Excellent thanks indie
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danyw:
I have just installed 7.1 and all seems well. Which version of the camera mod is installed with the 7.1 update? Do I need to install it manually from the kitchen? I noticed the kitchen file is a RAR, how do I install that?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] subvertbeats:
0.92 and 0.93 both working as expected here
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kartikb:
I went back to stock rom to check if screen turned off by itself after some time of inactivity, it did, where as this rom doesn't let the screen go off

dunno what's wrong?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] subvertbeats:
Are you saying you see this behaviour after a full wipe install of Omega with no extra apps installed?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
I just found an interesting app that allows you to change brightness level by sliding your finger in the status bar and i thought to share it with you :laugh:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.DanGirshovich.T4BF&feature=search_result
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
Txs, that did it, happy again.

But i ran into another strange thing.

Love Kalagas Theme so i flashed the latest and no sound in call.

Tried the battery trick, took it out for +30 seconds and that didn't helped.

So back into recovery and wiped cache and Dalvik and did didn't helped also.

Flashed XXLF5 modem, still no joy.

Again back into recovery and wiped Cache and Dalvik once more and now all is well again.

So txs Indie and Kalagas, happy camper over here.

And i have my flash, wipe and recovery fun for today haha.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] djase:
thx but i'm little confused, too many mods !

which ones are included ?

thx
[Galaxy S III Android Development] subvertbeats:
Read the very first post in the thread
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ronin201085:
4.2.x is definitely the future, would love to see a new release!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zigson:
Sammobile is reporting that the 4.2.2 leak is working as well as any official ROM. Still gonna wait for Indie's Omega version though!

http://www.sammobile.com/2013/05/20...ly-bean-leaked-firmware-for-the-galaxy-s-iii/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Thin_Bezel:
+1 it will be out this week :D:D:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kung-Fu-Tse:
Wanam has made it, the first custom rom: http://wanamlite.com/2013/05/20/wanamlite-xxufme3-v7-0-android-4-2-2-aroma-clean-smooth/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] IamIrene:
can I change the boot animation for 4.2.2 by download the boot animation in omega files ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nickmax1:
Cant deny it - Wanam is pretty amazing and quick. But it wont have been tested fully, whereas Indie has a fantastic panel of testers to ensure the ROM performs well.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] memphisa:
After playing around with this new 4.2.2 ROM I can finally say goodbye to 4.1.2 ROM. Going to root it, delete the bloatware and change the ugly bootanimation to Omega's while waiting for Indie to tame the beast !!. Thank you Faryaab for the release of the leak and Indie for all he has been doing for the community.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Thin_Bezel:
+1 I didn't expect that a 4.2.2 leak could be so smooth and almost bug free. Impressive