yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
And here is a link to all available Xposed Mods but they are not working on every ROM (some work only on android v4.2.2 and some only on v4.1.2) so if not specified you have to try them to be sure. :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2327541
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HLG114:
Jkay for v47 ! Nice.:)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Delgadovsky:
That version is for Chile... What should be the problem flash it been in Europe??? Would mess up something with the phone? Or is better flash firmware XXEMH1 because is made for a european country (netherland)???

Just like to know if is better install the latest firmware or the one made for your place (I'm in Portugal but Netherland is way near than Chile, of course) :)

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
Strange, I have tested before posting and I got transparent statusbar. Although I did some flashing of different roms, maybe my config got changed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hansen5265:
Not all people lives in Europe. I'm living in Asia and has been flashing roms from other regions without any problems :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Delgadovsky:
:D ... Yes, i know :) Just like to know if is better install a firmware from our region or the latest firmware available :) For some reasons the firmware are made for different parts of the world... :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tomeo123:
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Thanks for all the work invested.

Just please check before closing that Hebrew does show up in the phone language, as in V47 it has suddenly dissappeared from the list of phone languages.

It did exist in earlier versions (I've moved from V43.7 to V47 and didn't see it again. No problem with dedicated keyboards though (such as Swiftkey)

Thanks :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dratif:
I flashed the file but didn't get transparent status bar
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tomeo123:
delete
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
Have you tried this one...http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=45095920&postcount=60670
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dratif:
Yeah I did.that didn't work either.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
Ok, thanks for your report. With this second file, did you see the text "SystemUI.apk morphed"? Also which recovery are you using?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dratif:
v46.1_transparent_statusbar_uf

This was the second file name.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
No, I didn't mean that. :) Nevermind...

I made this for TWRP recovery, because of known problems with vrthemes. If this doesn't work, then I give up. :laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dratif:
Don't give up bro.let me explain.i have cwm recovery.i flashed both files one by one.the status bar on the lockscreen is transparent but black on home screen.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
Thanks for your patience, mate. ;) It just makes me angry not seeing the issue, because I get transparent sb everytime I flash. Will go out now for some fresh air, maybe I'll think clearly later on & fix this. :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MauricioAedo:
Great news!!!

Finally a ROM based on my country Chile!

Regards
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GUZGUN:
I installed V47 4 days ago and first thoughts are that It has a very good batter consumption, but Ram consumption is very large. Without doing anything the free Ram is about 200Mb and never over 350Mb and before Xmg4 was between 200 and 480Mb with the same apps. Do i have to choose different kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
You can try auto memory manager from store. There you can set the low memory killer. Could be the system use a little bit more ram as it does in previous versions. Also you can freeze unused system apps with titanium backup. Very handy imo.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GUZGUN:
I already used smart ram booster, greenify to hibernate some apps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Smart booster is like a memory killer. With auto memory manager you can set how much ram you want to give for let's say hidden apps, foreground apps etc. It's better like just killing everything every ten minutes or something imo.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GUZGUN:
Ok thank you. I'll give a try to auto memory manager.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zappoo:
I am using v46.1 and i notice my battery is very poor - will this improve with the next 4.2.2 release?

and is v48 going to be 4.2.2?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
There wont be another 4.2.2 unofficial release at the moment by Samsung mate.They are releasing the last of the 4.1.2 updates to the last of the countries that dont yet have the latest 4.1.2 and then will do an official 4.2.2 (or rumored 4.3 maybe but dont hold your breath) update.

V48 that is being worked on is one of those final 4.1.2 firmwares that they are sending out to the last of the waiting few countries.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
It might just be the way it is.Im not sure cos I havent used it since ICS but try changing the where you have your contact stored.For example it may work if the contact is stored to sim or phone but not to google maybe as the sim and phone are directly linked to the phone and google is a net (or cloud) server.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lynx_kings:
I am using Philz CWM,
[Galaxy S III Android Development] memphisa:
I have flashed virtually any ROM I came across from any part of the WORLD including ROMS meant for Taiwan and Hong Kong from the days of windows mobile/phone and I have never had any problem.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hansen5265:
You only need to concern about modems.. It's highly recommended to use modems that are designed for your country/region but it should be fine too if you want to try out different modems from different regions :D

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Delgadovsky:
Thanks... My only doubt was if is better install a european firmware (XXEMH1-Netherland) or the latest firmware (UBEMH2-Chile)... I'm os v47 and the firmware is for netherland. So, if i understand well, is better install the latest firmware because "should" have less or none bugs :) And the modem is important for 2G/3G signal and battery life, if i'm not wrong... WIll update to v48 when ready... Thank you all :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
So am I, the latest version and everything works fine.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lynx_kings:
So the latest u uploaded will work on mine? 46.1uf.zip?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
I see no reason why it shouldn't. This mod is a bit different from those for 4.1.2 (no xmls are modified). There are only two 9.png transparent pics in zip, which overwrite the ones in SystemUI.apk. So you get transparent statusbar in homescreen and all the apps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monplacido:
will this work on future omega 4.1.2 releases? like for v48??? or you will make another one when that one comes out?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
At beta testing I will check, if it works and keep this version. Otherwise I will recompile a new zip. Don't worry, you will be informed. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] henryteo.wm:
I seems to have problems changing lock screen wallpaper on v47.

anyone help?

i used the gallery and its asking me to "SAVE" and nothing changed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mosh Edd:
4.1.2 or 4.2.2

Hello Omega Friends, I have been using Roms here and there, but I haven't got a chance to try Omega, really admire it by the way. Reason is coz of the download being slow. anywayz, am now prepared to wait for it to complete, am asking for your honest opinion/advice, should I go for 4.2.2. (46.1) or the 4.1.2 version. Thanx in advance. CHEERS!!!:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kirpman:
I personally like 4.2.2 a bit more. More features and so on but after a while the rom gets slower and slower. And for that reason I reccommend 4.1.2. Btw 4.1.2 is also VERY good and awsome :) have tried many roms before but got stuck with Omega and don't even concider canging it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gspears:
Hey all,

My son and I both have the S3 and both love Omega. But my son is not liking his S3 anymore. His phone has become terribly laggy. It takes many seconds to do almost anything. If you compare it to mine it's 2, 3, or 4 times slower on anything. For example, it takes me 2 seconds to go to the contacts screen from the phone dialer and 7 seconds for his phone.

We've tried all the basics such as a clean wipe, Omega installation from scratch, clearing everything, etc. The phone does everything okay, just very slowly. We are feeling like it's a hardware problem. Anybody ever seen anything like this? Suggestions? Sorry it's a little off topic but he and I both are loyal omega users. We are both on 4.1.2.

Thanks for the help.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NadMaj:
try flashing back to stock first before thinking it's something more serious... if everything runs like it should then flash omega again...

back your son's apps first then do a factory reset in settings.. reboot to dl mode then flash stock firmware (preferably the same firmware the current omega is based on)...

hope this helps.. i do this every time i feel something odd with my devices..

.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HassanM:
I have it on my S3 and it works perfectly fine.... By the way try flashing Siyah Kernel 1.9.1..... Its a perfect combo with Omega....

Im sure ull feel the difference.... If it doest help then I believe doing a full wipe (as suggested by [MENTION=4309610]NadMaj[/MENTION]) should solve the lagginess prob...

Good luck
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ubimo:
I would like to use Apollo and the DSP manager from temaseks CM 10.2 on Omegas v47 or something similar. The sound on temaseks CM 10.2 is way better than on Omegas v47.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jean.poub:
Did you try boeffla kernel with boeffla sound?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ubimo:
Yes, but the sound is not as good as in temaseks CM 10.2.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HassanM:
If u want the REAL HIGH QUALITY SOUND, install "Viper4android"and forget about everything else....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kung-Fu-Tse:
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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Keczanm:
Hi!

Is there any chance, to add a call button in contact list?

Thanks for help!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mattiadj:
Download and flash the Mod for this from omega files mate :thumbup:

From universe with my gs3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Keczanm:
Thanks for your help, but already tried and nothing has been changed. :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Do you mean when you open contacts and are looking at all of them or when you open a certain contact?.

Anyway from contacts you have swype to call and inside a contact you already have the button.

EDIT: Anyway mate I had a look and got you this.Hope its what you mean.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kung-Fu-Tse:
@ cooza

nice "Brandy" :good: :o :p

and nice background ;)

Is this background for Android 4.2.2 ? If yes where can i get it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Yeah mate I guess I should have covered that HAHA!!!:D

Heres the background mate.Its called Carbon from Motomoto00s 4.1.2 theme but if you pass it to your phone you could use Xposed to place it as backgrounds with the XBackground or XBlastTools mod.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HLG114:
Omega v47. Best of 4.1.2.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] hwjrmrm:
wow,6 hours screen on time...how do you make it??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ymmelo:
Hi friends,

i would like to ask if the battery has a good life on the v47.

I currently use the CM 10.2, and the battery drain so fast... v47 is better than CM 10.2?

Is any prevision to the next version based on the last firmware from Chile (I9300UBEMH2)?:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] migz012788:
Currently im on omega 4.2.2 me7 rom. Is it okay if i will flash a modem that is on 4.1.2? I will use the modem from the Philippines. Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] glalt:
I was using Omega 4.2.2 and it seemed to be getting a little bit glitchy. It was still my everyday ROM but I decided to try V47. I'm glad I flashed V47. The battery life is the best I have ever had on my S3 I9300. This ROM has been absolutely flawless. :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
Shouldn't be a problem.

Just remember, if you flash a emg modem, it will change your efs partition and if want to flash a older modem, you have to restore your efs backup.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
you can see some topics above yours: on v47 battery life is excellent (confirmed by many colleagues)

N.B. mine is excellent with Boeffla kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DeeinSouthAfrica:
Not for all people. My phones battery life was crap, and stayed that way even with a full wipe. I finally used the Boeffla kernel, and now battery life is excellent.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
mine is as well with Boeffla and excellent battery.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jbesclapez:
Old 4.2 or new 4.1

Hi there,

I am actually running an Omega v43.5 so it is version android 4.1.2 and i am considering an update but i dont know which one to go to?

Omega v47 is still on android 4.1.2 but it looks to be updated regularly, unlike the V46.1 using android 4.2.2.... one is from May and the other one from july...

Which one do you advise?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mosh Edd:
I really wanted to use this rom, but unfortunately my efs backup doesn't seem to work, Nqt! anywaz, wonderful ROM testing without Network. smooth and features filled. Thanx ::indie:: keep up de good work, but next time you can remove the modem like the way DSA does. just a suggestion though. CHEERS!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
Omega v47 is based on newest official Samsung FW of android v4.1.2. If you are coming from Omega v 43.5 you can flash it without full wipe.

Omega v46.1 is based on leaked android v4.2.2 and there was no new leaked versions for some time and nobody knows if there will be any because android v4.3 is on his way. :)

I am very happy with Omega v47 so I recommend it to you. :)

p.s. Read the OP and do a backup of EFS folder before flashing. Newest Samsung FW have a different partitioning but you have info on OP. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jbesclapez:
Perfect answer

Thank Ninolina... i totally understand now.... I will use the v47 too. Cheers.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
Didn't aroma installer create a efs backup folder on you sdcard? Regarding modem, I don't think indie will remove it, because he makes Omega as stock like as possible. Plus many users stay with the default modem, or change to region specific ones. And we're not all from the same place...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] P0yraz:
Problem S.O.S

Hey guys I downloaded (Omega v46.1 Jelly Bean 4.2.2) ROM for my S3,

First time I tried to flash, when I chose Full wipe in aroma when it was trying to copy the system files, phone restarted and stuck on first Samsung logo.

Second time I tried to flash without full wipe from aroma, falashed all done very nice, but in updating android section stuck on 189 of 256 I think, and nothng happened,

Third time I tried to flash without full wipe from aroma, flashed all well again, but stuck in bootanimation. :|

in all tries I did full wipe I have Philz Touch 5 (CWM base version 6.0.3.3) as recovery, and I was on stock ROM before this.

I hope I gave you all needed information, would you be kind enough to help me about this?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jj92942000:
Full wipe is not enough, specially if your going from 4.1.x to 4.2.x .. you need to reformat sdcard in recovery (usb mount) reformat all options except ext card for obvious reasons. Unfortunately, you'll loose everything you had in your internal sdcard. Hope you had it all backed up. If not you can try going back to 4.1.x rom full wipe and if stuck at boot get back into download and flash a custom kernel say siyah in .tar format via Odin and see if it boots. Then save everything and start from scratch with reformatted sdcard regardless with version you end up with.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] full2000:
Is it possibe to enable Long-Press-Volume-Button to skip tracks? Do I have to install Xposed framework? Please help!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] P0yraz:
Thanks for your reply but I already was on 4.2.2 the leaked version! should I do what you said?!

I did as you said but still nothing, stuck on boot animation again :|
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
Did you check md5 code, could be a bad download. No need to format sd-card, just system partition and reflash with full wipe.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] traitor123:
Try Latest PhilZ recovery. Flash using CWM & then Advanced > Reboot Recovery. Then Do Wipe Data/Factory reset, Wipe Cache & Advanced > Wipe dalvik from the CWM menu. Then install Omega ROM with Full wipe option and install using remove bloatware option. Select only the ones which you need. I think your device should be fine now.

If this doesn't work, you'll need to flash a stock rom using ODIN. Everything on your device (internal memory) will be gone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] P0yraz:
I tried what (jj92942000) said and first it was working but after I flashed new recovery and tried it again, now it doesn't work, and stuck in boot animation again, why this doesn't work on my phone?!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
What Omega version are you using? Did you looked at Omega Files? :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] full2000:
I am using V47. Nothing found under OmegaFiles...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] P0yraz:
it is working at last, but i don't know what was my mistake exactly!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
If you have this problem again, you can create a logfile. Just before you exit aroma installer press create log, then menu button and then quit installation. Reboot from recovery and find logfile in sdcard root directory. Post it here, so we can take a look at what exactly is going on.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] full2000:
And what do I need for V47? I have tried Nottach but this ends in a bootloop...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MMWolverine:
The skip songs function is implemented in v47 by default. Says so in OP. If you flashed any mods, it's very possible you disabled it. So you can simply flash Omega with no full wipe and it should work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Do you mean you cant restore the backup and thats why you have no network?.If so then do this cos it works everytime.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=44231543&postcount=59990
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
No need for that, long press... comes with 4.1.2. Omega based roms.

Just tested it to be sure and no problems.

By the way, it only works when screen is off, just to be sure :).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] P0yraz:
Thanks,

and one question is there any way I could get stock battery with percentage?!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] full2000:
Don't know why, but didn't work for me. I'll check it again...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Battery mods from Nadmaj.Download number 35 :good:

Check out the others thought..

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2269069

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Dont forget that the screen has to be off for it to work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] devilbpm:
Y

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] full2000:
Sorry, but doesn't work here. Has it something to do with the kernel? I use Boeffla.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
If not working, see what wiping Dalvik and cache gives.

If still not working, try reflashing as a no wipe.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
No mate but no harm in trying another to find out though but its a default ROM feature non kernel related.Im not using Boeffla now but I did on v47 and I cant remember having problems.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] full2000:
Ok, tried clean caches... don't work. Try now reinstalling Rom....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
By the way, running the latest Boeffla kernel on Omega v47 :)

Edit, when reflashing the rom, first test long skip... before doing anything else.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ymmelo:
How can i install the Beaffla kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] full2000:
Reflashing doesn't solve my problem. But found out that my music app (Apollo) is the problem. With the stock Mp3-Player the long skip is working correctly. :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ninolina:
You just flash it from recovery or Odin (it depends what file you choose). Here is the link to Boeffla Kernel tread where you'll find download link and all other informations - http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1964572
[Galaxy S III Android Development] droidvijayan:
cannot receive/make calls on omega v47 4.1.2 with googy-max kernel 1.7.0 ,

Did a fullwipe before installation of Omegav47 4.1.2 on SGS3 i9300 which is used as a first primary ROM.

This ROM came with XXEMG6 kernel. kernel version 3.0.31-1328525

Baseband i9300CEEMG2

- Flashed Googy-Max Kernel version 1.7.0 from the recovery.

- Installed stweaks from PlayStore

- installed the second Slim ROM.

But after this, I am unable to make or receive calls on both the ROMS. Incidentally it shows the full carrier signal. If I try to make a call, it throws a error "Not registered on the network".

Yes, the phones IMEI number is intact.

Formatting cache partition didn't help.

Tried putting the phone in airplane and back. Didn't help.

Reseting the phone didnt help either.

Any ideas How to fix this.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeesStolk:
Well, could be just a network problem at your provider.

Do you know anyone how's at the same provider and can check if there are network problems?

But I would re flash the rom and start over.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
OK mate. Works with PoweAMP too. I use that.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] droidvijayan:
Thanks for looking at the issue and your valuable suggestions. :)

I have two Android phones both on the same network, service provider. One was working absolutely fine.

Its the issue with SGS3 only.

Since I wanted the SGS3 to be a basic phone first ( make/receive calls ), then a smartphone, I had to format and reflash.

Now, I have only one ROM Omega v47 4.1.2. Calls working fine. :)

However, I still do not have any idea, whether the issue with the Omegav47 ROM or the Googy-max 1.7.0 kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cooza:
Seeing as you had nothing on both ROMs it would be weird to say that it was the ROMs cos its a bit to much of a coincidence if with only Omega you have your calls back but heres a good way to test it mate...

Now that v47 is on your phone and you have calls make a nandroid backup and then full wipe install the other ROM you had on when Dual booted.

Check to see if the call service is back.

If it is then it would have been the kernel you used as Dual Boot giving the problem.There you will have your answer:good:

Next just restore the nandroid to get v47 back on your phone again.