yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jj92942000:
1st grab Galaxy Charging Current app, it's free. My wife's charger is original and I get max rates. My other 3 chargers vary anywhere from none, 200, 500 .. never max 1000. Different cables different chargers different experience. It's not the rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] w7rw7r:
I'm using v46.1 rom. I try to change the wallpaper in the louk screen but is not changed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Try this mate ans see if it works,

Open Omega Settings app and select "Call Settings".Untick "Turn off screen during calls" and restart phone.Havent tried it but looks like the one.

One other thing is that the when the screen goes black it takes another second or two for it to lock so if you hit the home button before it gets to lock it will go to the home screen.You could try the power button instead but try the Omega Settings first.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] glalt:
I went from V43.9 to V47. I did a no wipe and used the remove bloat option. The installation was flawless with no surprises. All my apps were still there and work fine. My battery charge test will tell us very little because it was already at 80 percent. It took a little less than 50 minutes to take it from 80 percent to full charge. So far I have seen no problems at all.

Another great ROM as far as I can see at this point. :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Delgadovsky:
Thanks for your reply.

I could try that option but that means the screen will always be on during calls... I use the phone connect to jack in my car and when i'm driving and talking to someone the screen goes off. With Omega Rom, when i press Home button the screen turn on and minimize call screen automatic, going to home screen. With others roms, during calls, if i press home button just lit the screen and apear the call screen, just like i would like, give me the possibility to end the call. Pressing power button is not so good...

Anyway, not a issue. This rom is almost perfect. Dont want to complain about such insignificant problem :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dfMails:
How's the battery life in 47 ?

I had a big heating Problem in 43.9, is it gone ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Delgadovsky:
Till now battery life look similare with 43.9 . Sometimes te phone heat a bit (42ºc) but only in games. But i think in 47 is smaller...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Never had a heating problem but if you format system and data before flashing it should cleanup the problem if you are stock kernel.Heating can normally be due to kernel issues so trying that or a cleaning script if flashing a custom one may help also.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] w7rw7r:
How i get 1% battery mod in my systemUI?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FlemishDroid:
I had a heating problem on the leak 4.2.2 version but never on (Omega) 4.1.2 .

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
OK mate. That would be cos of the stock kernel in a non official firmware I'd say.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] didier57:
+1 :good:

The only applications that are missing are the ones I installed from Omega Files Pro as "Rolle Tube", Google Maps 6.14.1 ...

Bravo!!!

Edit:

Another problem would be really great if we could have the choice of CSC during installation, because I again lost my CSC French "XEF" and I wonder if this is not the cause of 2G/3G poor reception?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dfMails:
I've done a full (mega) wipe. I use the Yank-kernel, maybe this is the problem of heating.

I've also lost 7% battery over night, this is not normal I think.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cocous:
knows anybody where can i found the new XXEMG6 bootloader for GTi 9300 to be same with the v47 rom?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kangerX:
UV to -75mv should help

sent from the state where marijuana is NOT illegal !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
I'm using yank too mate. Could be a modem issue now that the modem.pit has been modded. You could try restoring a backup of your EFS and flash an old modem. You'll need to run the better battery stats to see if it is or not.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
As far as I know csc is only used for country specific services like apps on playstore for example. Modem is the only one who's responsible for reception.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] massaro33:
So whatever have not any problem whit flashing new version. Everything works fine. Just wonder if this new 4.1.2 version compactibile whit j kay framework?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bartman007:
Try ZaneZam's Port he has been updating it for sometime now, all credits go to him and JKay :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] didier57:
I thought CSC allowed to more easily recognize APNs mobile provider of the country, so a better grip. Thank you for the information. :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
CSC is for Country Service Code so anything linked to your region will be given better local access.An APN is generally a service provider thing so once its in your settings its pretty much a done thing and controled by your phone company/provider.I guess a CSC though could help out but being a service provider setting it doesnt depend on it really.

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Heres the link for the stock kernel and bootloader list for the i9300.Only goes upto EMG5 but might be a good place to ask anyway mate.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2189063

Might get lucky...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] didier57:
Thank you .. :good: Question beast? How do I know what bootloader?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kung-Fu-Tse:
including through the: Android System Info v1.25.2

- open "Android System Info"

- go to "System"

- then press over "BuildInfos"

- and then you can see "Bootloader: I9300...."

:highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
The bootloader is used in each firmware to boot the phone and help it flash like the recovery does.Its not like a modem.You could pretty much use any bootloader you want as it isnt something that is linked to conectivity.Its for booting and flash purposes.It also is what helps you debrick your phone from a bad flash.

Each one has a different name simply cos it came from that firmware although that could also mean that one has been modded and more functional that the previous.All in all they have the same function.

A CWM flash when installing a ROM doesnt install bootloader.You can install them in zip files and Odin.The bootloader you have installed now will be the one that was installed the last time you flashed a stock ROM via Odin or in zip form.all bootloaders from ELLA and above are all SDS (sudden death syndrome) safe also.

You may as well flash the EMG5 bootoader as its the most recient from the link and so would be the most modern.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] didier57:
Thank you, I am therefore I9300XXELLC.

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I just flash the new bootloader for CWM, thank you for the important information!

https://www.dropbox.com/s/bbo4monxg5fli0h/Restore_Bootloader_XXEMG5.zip :good:

Edit:

CSC_XEF_JB4.1.2.zip

My problem CSC "XEF" (France) file, I have prepared this record that I stick in the system folder / from Root explore. Before that, I deleted all the files CSC other countries. If someone can check my file and tell me if I make a mistake? In any case, it is much easier doing like that, because I have not had wipes, just a reboot. :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Open this RAR file and put the XEF folder in system/csc after deleting all the other codes.If you compare it to your one you will see that its alot smaller too.There is also I noticed an XEF code already in the ROM so you could just leave that one when you delete them if you want to try that too.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] morskipas:
Hi guys, is it known if samsung will deliver one more version 4.2.2 or maybe 4.3? Because at the moment there are just new versions for 4.1.2.

Thanks for your help

Morskipas

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
I think the next version of 4.2.2 is meant to be the official or even the rumoured 4.3 so thats why they are finishing up the final 4.1.2 updates to the last few countries left.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] morskipas:
Thanks for your quick response.

Morskipas

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
No worries mate ...I'm still awake ... can't sleep;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] didier57:
Thank you, the first time I left home and removed all other XEF file but CCS was always the XEO or as the EUR. That's why I changed some lines to change 'Greece' with 'France', etc ...

I will replace my file XEF with yours, thank you again ...:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Ok mate.I had another look and also when you put the file in the CSC folder change the cumstomer.xml file with the one thats in the RAR file below.It should fix the problems of XEO or EUR showing up.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DeeinSouthAfrica:
Way off topic ...

Thought you were on the Spanish time zone... what the heck are you doing in Yank Land? :eek:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Just made a move mate. Change of scenery for a while. The 6 hours difference between the 2 blows my bed time away HA HA!!!

10 years in Spain mate. Time for a change.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] didier57:
:victory: Thank you very very much!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Good stuff mate. Glad it worked. Hold on to those files then:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] glalt:
Omega V47

Maybe I'm just very lucky because I have had absolutely no problems with this ROM. That's why I am always a little surprised when I see people with problems. After using V47 or a few days I am convinced that this is the best ROM that I have ever used. I use ROM Manager and find the free version works perfect on my i9300 S3. Yes, I have said before previous Omega ROMs were the best I had ever used and that is also a fact. Battery life is excellent. :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jj92942000:
+1 but Motomoto00 broke notification bar .. His issue. All is working very very well.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hwjrmrm:
I am on V47 now...I want to flash V46.1,what should i do?? I have 20mb EFS backup for old modems...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
you should simply make data wipe and flash the 46.1 ROM.

in any case you can backup from Aroma the EFS, but it is only for safety reasons. no problems expected.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kikan:
my personal opinion about number change

Hi to all,

i just want so say my personal opinion about number change in omega version and this is my point of view...

It's not understandably for me, that after a downgrade of a product, from 4.2.2. to 4.1.2. the number is higher... omega v47...

if indie decided that this is still 4.1.2 version, I suggest that go on with old numbering.. and not to change to v 47, that is 4.2.2 numbering...

if there is nothing new from Samsung for version 4.2.2 or v 4.3 we will wait....o.k. like we are doing for a long time...

i was a little quick in downloading v 47, because i was happy that after so long time on 4.2.2 i will have something new...

unfortunately no, i downloaded something that i was using more than i year ago........

by

kikan

P.S.

android 4.3 for sgs3 will arrive in september i think...

but now i understand why google is pushing google version phones out, because samsung is working on his OS and they don't have time to produce 4.3...for sgs3

give us the source Samsung, we will manage it...and better...

what i shame from Samsung....SGS3 is year and half old and still nothing new , the same 4.1.2 android....we have android 5.0....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] didier57:
I recommend a good backup, and a full wipe, a backup of the old EFS (if you want to return to the old modems) ... Personally, I do not dwell on the old modems, because Samsung is working on today this new format ...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
v47 is not something you used 1 year ago. it is based on latest FW from Samsung.

I'm not sure we have to intervene with numbering change - for sure there are a lot of arguments why numbering changed.

and we should accept to received free upgrade (quite often).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
Your personal opinion is noted, but it is up to indie how he numerates his releases. Before v47 we had v43.9 and I never saw Omega with four digits (like 43.10). A logical number would be v44, but we had that already with the first 4.2.1 leak...http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=38366447&postcount=50375. Also v45 was taken before. I think it is not that confusing, you just have to read properly.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Delgadovsky:
MODEM

Hello everybody

Just like to know one thing, if possible...

I'm on v47 and have previous backup efs but this rom have XXEMG6 as firmware and CEEMG2 as modem. Isn't the modem the responsable to change the efs or my efs already been changed??? I'm thinking flash new XXEMG4 modem. Is ok? Only loose imei if i go back to previous version, right? I'm trying to understand that and after read lots of comments still have this doubt.

BTW, the modem is responsable to 2g/3g signal strength, right? So, with new modem the reception should be better.

P.S. - This rom is amazing and battery life is fantastic. Love it and just trying to take the best of it :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Yes its true that the modem has been changed and mods the EFS folder but this happened back on v43.7 so you can flash normally any modem from v43.7 and up.You only need to restore and old EFS backup to flash a modem that is v43.6 and below.The EMG4 modem can be flashed normally cos it is one of the newer modded firmwares.

Also yes a modem controls your signal and each one may give you better coverage depending on your country.

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Hey mate,

If you want to flash a ROM that is v43.6 or below or just stay on v47 (4.1.2) then go to the link below and follow my post to restore an EFS backup.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=44231543&postcount=59990
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Delgadovsky:
Ok Cooza... Thanks a lot.

But i research a bit and realise that the modem CEEMG2 was release with XXEMG6 firmware (Netherland). So, the CEEMG2 should be more recent than XXEMG4 modem and also already made a efs change, right?

Just one last thing... I'm from Portugal and dont find any recent modem unbrand for me. So, the best is to use modems from countrys near me or that doesent matter?

Thanks a lot :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
All firmwares from Omega v43.7 and up have the modded folder (XXEMG4,DDEMG2,CEEMG2 modems) so these modems can be flashed without the restore.If you are in Portugal you could first try anyone of those 3 as it would be the easiest before a restore.I just moved to the US from Spain and when I was there I used branded and unbranded modems that came with the ROM and never had any problems as far as signal went.If you want to restore your backup I could look for a list for you but start with the 3 above to see how you go first.

EDIT: modem list- http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2076857
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pitbull_Raven:
So can anyone tell me why the frak all of a sudden the efs folders are all getting messed up? I was on omega 46 since it's launch. Last week, my phone rebooted and I got the emergency calls only problem. Checked and my efs was corrupted. Had to go through hell and back to get it back up and running. But now whenever I flash any ROM, I have to restore a backud up EFS to get my phone working. What the hell happened?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Creomortis:
What do you guys think about Googy-Max Kernel 1.6.8 on omega 47? Is it compatible? Is it worth moving from the stock? Why do you default to stock kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pitbull_Raven:
If you figure it out, please let me know. I'm from Castelo Branco and am also having a hard time with this now. I have read so much conflicting info it's hard to know what is true and what isn't.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] schlex2010:
I used Googy Max 1.6.8 for one day and it was one day too much :p

It was laggy, some apps do freezes or fc. It was not that what I expected!!!

Now I am on PSN_pureSTOCK 2.3.3b with zzmove and it's really nice (just flashed it 5 hours ago!)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Creomortis:
Thanks I think I'll avoid googy for now then. I haven't heard of the PSN kernel until now.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] memphisa:
It has to do with the changes made by Samsung with the recent ROM releases whereby your IMEI gets corrupted when you literarily downgrade the baseband when you flash an older ROM. At times flashing a stork ROM from version XXMG4 upwards can correct the problem if you don't have an efs backup but what I found easier is to edit the updater script in the zip Rom you want to flash by deleting the lines that have to do with flashing the modem using a text editor. That way your baseband remains unchanged and your IMEI does not get corrupted. Hope this helps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FlemishDroid:
I updated from xxemg4 to xxemg6 but the camera doesn't works. I did already a full wipe.

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pitbull_Raven:
I think I'll just back off flashing until this whole mess gets solved :p

Edit:

Is there any way to change the DPI in v47? While I was trying to get all this mess sorted, I went to a PA ROM and loved the dpi changes. Now everything feels so huge in OMEGA. Anyone?

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I never understood all this kernel stuff. My loss, I'm sure. I can never figure out which one to use.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
You can change dpi with xposed framework and xposed app settings. I personal change the whole dpi with the build prop and just change some apps back to standard dpi because they're not compatible with a lower framework and look wired or crashing. For this you can use xposed app settings.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pitbull_Raven:
You mean install the per app DPI module and then set global DPI in build.prop?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Doesn't matter if you first install the app and then change the dpi in build prop or if you do it the other way around. If you unsure with the build prop you can also try to change it with some apps from play store. But read the description and the comments first before you install one of them because some are outdated and might not work on jelly bean.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ymmelo:
Guys, how is working the v46.1 (4.2.2)? battery life, FCs, etc?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pitbull_Raven:
For me, battery life was great, but running any game would cause rom to grind to a halt within minutes. Now, however, I can't get back to it because of EFS issues.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
If you had this problem on v46 then it had nothing to do with the new modem mod cos you were in 4.2 2 unofficial and the modded efs folder comes from official 4.1.2 firmwares.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pitbull_Raven:
Yeah, no. I get that. My EFS messed up for some other reason. But since then I flashed other ROMs and now I can't flash any without having to restore a backed up EFS.

Sent from Mars using the awesome power of my brain!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pep71:
Hi all

I'm on 46.1 and now Poweramp will no longer change the songs using the volume key.

Anyone one else having this problem?

Thanks Pep
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Don't use power amp since a long time now but did you try to uninstall and reinstall again? Did you flashed something like a framework?

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No problems with games, battery life or anything else what's related to that version. Using it for a long time now and all I can say is that I really recommend everyone to try it. Couldn't imagine to go back to anything else that based on earlier firmware except from testing new versions of course. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zappoo:
Can i upgrade from 46.1 to 47 easily?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] onlinechi:
Hi.. may i know what you mean by this "pre load from mounts and storage then non wipe install the rom again."

Whats preload from mounts and storage?

By formatting system I will have a blank phone already, why do a nonwipe install when its already wiped? Or does formatting system not format user data ?

Thanks alot
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pep71:
Hi Chris_84, I have uninstalled and reinstalled it, and now I cant even find the Use Volume Rocker to Skip!!!

Found an App called "Pocket Skip Track" that does the job nicely, but would rather have Poweramp work instead of using a

3rd party app to work a 3rd party app function!!

Thanks Pep
[Galaxy S III Android Development] akhil333:
I'm on 43.3. My keyboard default changes to android keyboard from swype, every time I reboot my device. I am on boeffla kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
When you go to install it wipe cache partition then select the option "mounts and storage". From there format data, system and preloaded. This will make sure all system data is wiped before installing.

When you format the system you are formatting all system data completely. After doing this you can no longer start your phone cos it has no system data/info to do so. When installing if you select the non wipe option in aroma you will not loose any personal user data/info like you do when you full wipe a rom. You do it this way when you don't want to set up your phone all over again cos you still have your user settings untouched. It only cleans out the system data to install new system data.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] R2D2_NZ:
No issues here. Battery life is the same as I experienced on 4.1.2. Haven't experience any FCs on either version.

HTH
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Did you use any framework like 3minit, jkay or using xposed framework app?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
You must do a full wipe as stated in OP and change log. :) Omega v46.1 is based on leaked android v4.2.2 and Omega v47 is based on newest official Samsung release of android v4.1.2.

Please read carefully OP. There are things you should know about EFS partition changes in newest Samsung official release on which Omega v47 is based. Also see a few pages back in this tread and use a search to see how some users solved eventual issues. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] schlex2010:
So too much battery drain in my opinion with PSN kernel too.

Will try now something different... :( But do't know which kernel...

Anybody has a tip?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Reaper5639:
Well I'm using Boefla kernel at the moment and I'm quite happy with it.

Here is a link if you wanna try it out

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1964572

Also be sure to get the Boefla app on Play Store to configure the kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] schlex2010:
Which government do you use with Boeffla kernel? And you use 3.0 of boeffla kernel?

Do you use boeffla config app or something like that, or just the default settings ?