yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] redstreetwalker:
apk installation problem

hi fellas;

i'm running omega 43.9 on my s3. flashed it yesterday on omega 43.6. but i can't install apk's manually. install from trusted sources is ticked already, removed the tick and ticked again but no luck. i reinstalled packageinstaller.apk from omega 43.9 cwm zip file to system/app folder and rebooted but again. problem continues. any suggestions?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Global_Killa:
I have a quick question, I came from stock rom to Omega v43.9 where everything seemed to work fine but decided I'd see what v46.1 was like. After flashing v46.1 I had no service "Emergency calls only" and noticed my IMEI was incorrect so went back to my stock CWM backup and same thing. Flashed v43.9 and got service back with correct IMEI.

Any ideas on how to fix it so I can run v46.1?

I'm in the UK on giffgaff if that makes a difference,
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
Please read some pages back.

And there already some new threads about this on XDA.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=43934330
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Global_Killa:
Thanks, that thread explains it well. I've done a backup of my EFS using KTool from the market. Think I'll stay away from XXEMG4 like it says, although I'm not entirely sure what format my EFS is now in.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
When reading back on your post, I guess you are on the new format.

To be sure, look at your baseband, if it's a emg one, then you're using the new on.

Further more, I am running Omega 43.9 since indie give it to us to test and I am loving it.

All is running well and without any issues for me.

Modem is working well for me and battery is fair and giving me about the same battery time like previous 4.1.2. Based roms.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] babyyeobo14:
is MG5 only works in INDIA or its also work in other country like PHILIPPINES where i live? is that OK?

Samsung Galaxy S3 - White 16GB

ROM: STOCK MG4
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
Should be fine.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] babyyeobo14:
thankyou for your response

Samsung Galaxy S3 - White 16GB

ROM: STOCK MG4
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Louis235:
If you look at my post No 59945: this might be an option for you, too:)

Greets
[Galaxy S III Android Development] junglehunter2:
Why installing manually??:eek::confused: Use titanium backup. The must have tool for power custom room user:D there you can also backup reinstall apps with cache. But be careful if you jump between the room version:

Only reinstall apps + data. Never sysapps

Otherwise use Google store.:)

Ge:)sendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] commandant20:
i was using Miui V5 ROM . and comparing it with omega 43.8,the battery

life is to much better than omega . i Love the omega ROM but i have a battery drain. before flashing the omega rom i did a full wipe . is there any solution to reduce the battery draining ???
[Galaxy S III Android Development] milad2002boy:
Are you sure? Cause I test miui 5 before and it drains battery faster then omega..

I think you should let omega settle down for 2,3 days and then decide..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] commandant20:
thanks for your answer. do i have to let the battery drain until 0%??? and then fully charge it??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] qeivicr:
HELP

Hi,

I installed the version 43.9 and I don't save efs folder.

Now, when I try to flash the old version as 43.6.1 or other Rom my Phone doesn't work the modem I cannot to call (No network registred) in Italian (Non registrato sulla rete)

How do I do to restore any older version?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hwjrmrm:
flash xxemg4 modem...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] qeivicr:
But my signals is too low.

How Can I to restore the old modem working?

---------- Post added at 02:09 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:37 PM ----------

I found to old efs backup made with aroma omega rom, how to restore?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sidh10:
Yea.. I noticed that too. Ktool works for the international version.. In fact the description says that it does not support the us variants yet.

Ktool backs up in two formats.. One is the. Tar file which is quite small.. And the other is the rae image of the efs which is about 20 mb.. I had also backed up using pc and the file was about 180 KB.. I have never needed to restore my efs so I don't know for sure what's going on here. Maybe an expert can help us both out.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bartman007:
There are a number of posts showing and advising about the EFS and the recovery of it, its only a few pages back, but you should of read the release notes for the Omega ROM:

READ all, and read five times:good:

Good luck :cyclops:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZoRaN85:
Pattern lock force close please some fix i am on version 43.9 by the way Excellent rom! :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nightwing90:
Did u perform full wipe before installation?? I think Dev already stated in the changelog of 43.9 tat pattern lock will fc without wipe.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZoRaN85:
No i did't full wipe just updated with wipe cache and dalvik cache,same problem i have in 43.7 with fc pattern lock,but it is ok nothing scary :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Global_Killa:
Thanks for the reply. I've checked my baseband it's EMG2, no idea what it was before though. Maybe I'll be able to install v46.1 and then just flash my current EFS?

Wish I'd have read that the release notes properly, didn't really know what it meant with backup EFS when I flashed the rom so didn't bother, sure know know though!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] qeivicr:
Thanks for your info but i tried with EFS Professional 2.0.6 (doen't recognize the device) and Ktool (no file found)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] luaymaani:
i have updated my gs3 gt-i9300 from omega 44.1 to 46.1

at the begging i didnt make full wipe or cache or dalvik.. anyway the mobile couldnt operate after installing the rom !! :confused: it restarted on the the recovery mode (also it shows a small red vertical red line on the top-left of the screen before entering the recovery mode) ..

i wiped the full wipe cache and dalvik.. then install the rom again... still the same issue.... can anybody help ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bartman007:
A lot of old themes and framework mods will do this, try using the ROM without the mods and let me know (re-flash no wipe):good:

I have not tried to restore my EFS as I am happy with the way Samsung is moving on with their methods, you will have to search the forums :eek:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] caloyskii23:
mates, what kernel works best for XXEMG5 43.9 build?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bartman007:
Stock Kernel works amazingly, but I use the one in my sig (below) because of the way it increases the charge levels for mains power and USB.

Each one offers different tweaks, but picking one is for your personal preference, no one else's.:good:

Try them, but make sure you use each one at least a week minimum at a time.;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Reviewers:
It's better to release a ROM without the device being out so when people get the device they can test or you can test if you get the device and if it works then Good Job to you.

Nobody is doing this for e-fame.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Logseman:
To ask people to donate for their "hard work" even before the ROM is out seems to be in poor taste, at least in my opinion.

I'm sure hard work will be accomplished, but I'd tone down on the donations and banners right now.

Swypesation
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mrsimmy:
Good news Indie. In Italy sgsiii Will arrive on may 25th ,2012. Only I don't know its real price yet. But the first one in Bari Will be mine. First flash Will be for your rom...

My sgsii are both running omega 13 blue...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fysi:
Pretty much hit it on the head for me except I would go further and be more blunt. There is nothing hard about doing something like this.

I would actually say that making the billions of images and making sure it was centered was harder work than cooking this ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Siberian Tiger:
Come on guys,why so hate for someone releasing a rom?

Yes maybe is that so simple as you say but I didn't see any of you complaining that Chainfire made a root kernel(no offence CF).

I imagine that GM and even you Simone could make a root kernel like CF.

Please stop it right now,is not for the benefit of the community any of these comments.

Regards Tiger.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
First of all you obviously dont even know WHO the dev is.If you look at his status you will all see that he is a Recognized Developer with a huge thanks count.Its not hard either to click on his account name and find out all about him.As for the "donations" for all his hard work and "banners" and "images" then maybe it would be because he has 2 other "5 STAR" ROMs here on XDA and thats were it has all came from.Im proud to be a part of the Omega Team for some time now and indie has prepared this ROM for us for when we get our devices so we should be glad that a Dev with 2 other great ROMs has something waiting for us.So I would appreciate it if before anyone else makes a senseless comment please take a GOOD LOOK at these Omega ROM links.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1290468

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1489197

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fysi:
*rolls up sleeves*

No I don't know who the dev is. Is he someone special? Is he Jesus? Getting 'Recognized Developer' on this site does not take much, just look at Lennyuk ffs (sorry Lenny :P). Getting thanks on this site is like getting Karma on reddit; everyone wants it but it rarely signifies anything.

Onto the ROMs: I see one ROM which is pretty much just AOKP with added bloat and fixes/extras that are in nigh on every ROM, and the other is just stock with added bloat and fixes/extras that are in nigh on every ROM.

I can perfectly understand the kitchen being reasonably hard work to set up and keep running, but if you guys seriously think running scripts on an unpacked ROM and piling .apks into /system/app is hard, you can jog on.

The hate isn't for the ROM, it's for the bigging up and the stupid comments that need to be shot back down to Earth as if they had suddenly become a lead ballon.

It is, and I was half expecting you to challenge us to make a ROM, which I would of gladly obliged to.

And then you went to question why we didn't complain about Chainfire making a root kernel:

A) He produced a tested kernel before anything had been released.

B) He never claimed it to be more than it was; 'This root is, as expected, trivial.' 'The modification was trivial'.

Trivial... just like what making this ROM was. Don't kid us that hard work went into this. Hard work might've gone into the other 2 ROMs but as the SGS2 forums are just a cesspool of ROMs that have little to no difference apart from a theme or the odd fix, I will go with my original thought.

In my very honest and frank opinion, it would be very much for the benefit of the community if they knew how easy it is to cook ROMs. It would mean that we would cut down on the massive waste of space that a lot of ROMs are. Take a look at the nuclear waste pit that is the SGS2 'development' forums. Very little actual development goes on there because you have to sift through tons of crap ROMs that are essentially the same to find anything of worth.

Feel free to ask for donations for the running costs of the VPS that the kitchen is running on, but don't take the piss and ask for donations for something like this.

/endrant
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Blackwatch:
+1 No matter how many people say how hard or easy it is Indie took the time to do it and do it well..if people don't want to donate to him they don't have to do they.

There is no point ***** slapping him for it though is there?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Reviewers:
Everybody just shut up.

He's bringing you a good ROM so just be quiet and enjoy it.

So much hate for no reason.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Orical:
And here I was thinking to my self "Maybe if I buy a device that some other people can't afford I'll will weed out some of the drama", I guess it's everywhere.

Anyways I'll just say thanks for the release and maybe more to come as I'm all in for this device as it goes and hopefully we get more Developers that are into quality and challenges to pick up the SGS3 over here too.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Reviewers:
Same thing.

Word.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] CoNsPiRiSiZe:
"::indie::"

Added this ROM to my compendium. Check it out. Thanks for the ROM
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
First Custom ROM Appears for the Galaxy S III
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hackeron:
Why do you deodex? What is the benefit? other than easier to theme?

Skickat från min GT-I9000 via Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sakindia123:
More free space in system partition(needed for phones with small /system partition but not the sgs3 i think) and to rom the rom smaller and quicker to download(and flash) ^_^
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bhitt:
It's plain to see why you have such a huge Thanks count. Your comments are most helpful. The Omega dev has a very committed and loyal base of users in large part because he is so helpful and supportive with everyone. His forums are unusually civil - except of course when nonusers pop in and try to pee in the punch bowl. The majority of expected users of this GS3 rom already use one of Omegas other roms and they are thrilled that he has launched this effort. Your absence would certainly not be missed by any of us that know this dev.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] howsie:
I'd just like to point out that nowhere has Indie asked for donations for this ROM in particular. He simply placed a donation link for his work which includes 4 roms. 1 windows mobile (yes I know it's pretty much obsolete), 2 for the sgs 2 (one of which has three variants) and one for the i777.

On top of the 4 roms there is also the omega files kitchen which all sgs2 roms use and is available to the community.

One other point I'd like to make is that all roms for the sgs 3 will be just like indies to start of with so I don't get why there is so much commotion. It is listed as what it is a untested ROM. Just like chainfires untested cf kernel. I'm sorry but I don't classify anything as tested until it's tested on the device it was built for.

When I first got my sgs 2 I tried a number of different roms including villian ROM and lite ning ROM. And I ended up back to omega.

Have a look through the omega sgs 2 threads and you'll see an active community trying to help each other out. That's what's of a benefit to the xda community not hate filled possibly jealous and overall useless comments. I personally have no idea how much effort it takes to cook a ROM but it takes someone to do it and I personally thank indie for taking his time to do so.

I used to just download a ROM then not visit again it was indie and the other omega users that made me want to help out in whatever way I could first by offering my seedbox to help out and then to become a beta tester and to try and help others.

We are all entitled to our own opinion but I ask that negative comments please be kept to yourselves. It does no one any good and just incites trouble which is not wanted here.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pokkas88:
Ok first of all, a big thank you to indie for taking the time to prepare the omega version for sgs3... I will not buy it now but maybe until christmas i will cough up the extra cash and acquire this excellent device...

Now I would just like to point out something, because i hate it when some people are ungrateful.

I ve been following indie's work for quite some time now and I am amazed with all the things he has offered until now to the Omega community... As mentioned before he is an active developer with 4 quite stable roms (with the sgs2 roms being the BEST roms i 've tried on this phone) so any help and donation is well deserved for him...

Now if you guys have the time to judge indie for releasing this rom why dont you cook your own rom if it is so easy as you claim it is... You definetely seem to be bright lads so dont waste your precious time with developers like indie who just have a few insignificant thousands of thanks... Do yourself a favor and be the Next Top Developer or something...

PS 1: indie uses the same format in all of his threads and the donation link is always there... whats the problem with that? jesus

PS 2: indie has a wife and a child, he has all sorts of commitments at work and his personal life but he still finds the time to devote on the omega rom and his community... do you have the time do that? i guess you have only time to judge other people for things you cant do...

PS 3: indie keep up the good work...

PS 4: Like I said in the beginning of this post I do not like it when people are being ungrateful... Its your own right not to like indie's work but atleast he is trying... what are you doing?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] schrickm5:
It might be easy to run scripts. So what? These guys spend TIME doing this, and helping answer peoples question. Lets see the whiners do it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Logseman:
I'm certainly not whining at all. I tried my luck with a Xperia Play ROM and it didn't quite work out, so I don't agree with the sentiment that "it's easy peasy to make a ROM" or "he just ran a couple scripts". I'm sure Indie will make a great job as he has done with the other two ROMs and with managing a team. It's not my intention to discourage their work. I just find it tasteless to see the "hard work" part, in a post with no ROM to download. Once the ROM is out and a couple of iterations have had bugs and stuff corrected, then I won't say anything.

You bought an SGS3 thinking that only few people would buy it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pricey2009:
This is wicked thanks man
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
Here you are mate:

Stock Battery

flash it with CWM recovery

:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jacobmllr95:
The Rom is really amazing (V3.0), but with all your Roms I don't receive any sms.

I tried it this time directly after installation.

I read some pages ago that there is a way to flash the rom with odin and it fixed the problem for someone else, but when I try to choose the rom via odin it is nor visible, because its a .zip and not a .tar file.

Please help me :)

EDIT: Sending sms works fine.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ::indie:::
You are the only one with this problem,

very strange.

Can you sent and receive mms?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fmaorui:
Rationale for ZSALED and XXLEF

Hi,

Just curious though: Could you explain the rationale for changing the kernel from ALE8-1.2 to ZSALED and the modem from XXLE8 to XXLEF?

Great work on the omega roms - its people like you who nurture budding talents in this community.:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jacobmllr95:
First I' am going to try to install it with boatware, of corse that fixes my problem.

Very strange :/

Problem fixed, it was the Dual Sim.

Is it normal that you receive SMS only on one card?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nerotix:
The download is incredibly sloooow ><
[Galaxy S III Android Development] klarmacker:
o.k. i think i will donate some money...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Manudick86:
Thank you

Donation on the way!

Thank you very much!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] klarmacker:
me too 6X331310CS527483M
[Galaxy S III Android Development] keirmccann:
Why no torrent link?

The downloads are slower than a week in jail
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tvhak:
very nice rom man. thanks a lot

one question : in op you say :Omega Files application will be included in the next version Omega v3.0

i can't find it. did i missed something or isn't included yet
[Galaxy S III Android Development] klarmacker:
the app will come with the next release i think...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fmotta:
That's the way, I like it (cit.)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
you have torrent links

http://kitchen.indieroms.net/blog/?page_id=487
[Galaxy S III Android Development] keirmccann:
That just links to a full download not the torrent file
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hkfriends:
can we have CSCZSALED ? I want to have Chinese language package
[Galaxy S III Android Development] beautyangel:
runnning fassssssst

:):):):):):) yessssssssssssss omega 3 runnning great, awesooooooooome indie. :) gps catching faster than fast
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dannyc93:
What modem should I flash if im in the UK? XXLE8?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1671969&page=2

Just got my S3 but its white...I think I may actually prefer the white color seeing it in person though, looks lovely!

And its a shame there is no torrent...download is rather slow :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 9Lukas5:
UK = Europe so choose any baseband starting with XX or XW.

L
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SlimJ87D:
I can't wait for Omega to implement the changes from the NEW OTA update.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dlads:
Just a thought but would it be possible for the wallpaper to not snap when going over the last screen? It looks just wrong.

Maybe a smoother slide effect, or fade?

Haven't seen this implemented on any s3 roms yet but I think its the one thing that they all need.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gooner187:
Thanks Guys, Was just wondering because this was working on the stock music player on the stock rom but if Mixzing works just as well then I'll try it. Thanks again!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Khy50:
Hi guys im new to this rom.

Is it possible to switch back to the stock toggle look in the notification menu?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarbe:
Yes there is, the download is in Omega files.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pscomp:
Hi Everyone,

Loving Omega 7.1, just swapped from a One X to the SGS3 and I have to say It's far better
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Khy50:
Sorry to sound like a noob again.. but is the auto brightness and home button lag fix implemented from the start or do I have to download and flash them separately? :eek:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tegera:
Hey Omega team. I just wanna say thx for this sweet rom, i got my SGS3 today and the first thing i do is root it and then try and find the sweetest rom and I found this and i must say it's real nice and i love the theme addon aswell make my phone look real good. so BIG THX to the cook and his team :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dlads:
Further to my comment earlier, would it be easier to block the phone from endlessly looping on the main screens?

Got a lot of hate the way the wallpaper flicks back when you go over the last screen. :(

Cheers.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] strix75:
Anyone extracted the new modem from the latest firmware?

Find it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ballfire:
having a problem with the 64gb sandisk memory card. with omega 7.1

it says damaged sd.

yet when i take the memory card out of the phone, put it into a card reader and do a chdsk /x/f the memory card checks out without any errors .

but back in the phone i cannot mount the sd card as it says damaged sd ??!!

what's going on ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] anshkhanna:
Touchwiz Lags

Just installed Stock firmware I9300XXBLFB...

happy to say that issue no. 2 below has been solved by Samsung by updating the email client.

Indie - it would be great if you could use I9300XXBLFB as the base for Omega's next version...so that we have all your improvements on top of Samsung's work on above build.