yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mzeshanhakeem:
Yes, i scroll down.

i unintalled the apps and re-installed it but no success.

see the attached screen shot
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Hmmm....seems we may be mid changeover.... Hold on :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mzeshanhakeem:
g

Thanks man it works now, got the rom settings.

i have not installed any theme, i am on Wanamlite rom with jkay delux settings. Going to try your rom.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hd22sb:
the lock screen looks great, great job

when can we expect the new version of rom

regards
[Galaxy S II Android Development] mzeshanhakeem:
nice rom man!!

i am unable to find google search bar.

can i install cf root kernel on this rom?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Yes Sir, you can install cf root kernel.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Well im hangin on for a supercore for 4.0.4 thats safe. In the meantime Im getting the rest ready. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
You can but it may interfere with some OTA functionality :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hd22sb:
i wouldn't dare to instal anything based on stock 4.0.4, it is not finished product

not only that some things don't work, but it can easily brick your phone
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Hence why im waitin for new kernel from ficeto before releasing any rom. Its the kernel thats dangerous, not 4.0.4 rom itself ;)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Super-Bosnian:
DEAMMNNNN

I just flash rom trought CWM and stuck on samsung logo what can i do now pleaseeeee help

i dont see that i must install trought AlianceOTA
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Mr.Greg:
Sir boot in recovery and reflash rom. If doesn't work again, could be a corrupted file. Download again and flash.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Super-Bosnian:
worksssssss thx gregory

U R THA MANNN

ofcourse THX BUTTON PRESSED
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Super-Bosnian:
How to select s3 lockscreen I cant find it

Sent from my GT-I9100 using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
It's not out yet. I'm waiting for a kernel for 4.0.4. Then the next update will include the lockscreen. Plus I still have one or two things to fix on :)

Sent from my GT-N7000
[Galaxy S II Android Development] ronhoover88:
@Goldie the dialer and other menus are sometimes unreadable coz of the background. Dialer being transparent is not that good now a days, it was good on froyo and gb days on other devices.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Super-Bosnian:
Why I cant install NikoTikos Samsung Keyboard from AlianceOTA

I mean its download and install but i cant se it in settings

or some another things

some goes some doesnt

I`we just installed Ristax Jumba Green theme and toogles is not changed and after that I can`t install any other theme or toogles theme nothing stuck allways on boot animation dont wont further

Its not be bad to make a list what is compatible with this rom and what isnt or make that we can see in AlianceOTA only what is compatibe (and PREWIEW of others things like on bootanimations for better choice or we are must all download to see what we are like)

By the way its great Rom and I like it !!!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Stuff in Packages section is old and due to be removed in answer to keyboard.

The theme you installed was prefixed [GGB] for GINGERBREAD!! All the images are different. You need prefix of ICS ;)

All the app stuff is currently being redeveloped by ficeto. The interface, previews etc etc will be in the updated app out soon. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
As an aside, shortcuts and missed events now working on ripple which means everything for a fully functional S3 lockscreen (except camera shortcut). You guys will LOVE it! ;)

The lock will be released soon and soon after an updated 4.0.4 ROM as soon as I have a safe kernel from ficeto :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Super-Bosnian:
Thx Goldieking for info and for answer !!

You are the best developer here alweys answer on questions

THANKS BUTTON PRESSED;)

Sent from my GT-I9100 using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Finished!!!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICt0_fWRZTU&feature=youtube_gdata_player

If anyone is on LPM and wants to test please PM me. Release of the mod for the lock for LPM tonight :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] kowy3:
It will be compatible with LPG?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] plotinus:
With this lockscreen working I'm more than happy. Waiting for rom release with s3 ripple lockscreen... Why would I want an s3 now? :P great work!

SGS2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
i'm currently on Zeta Rom and what should i do?i mean how to install it?

can i install via full wipe from cwm and install the zip file or should i follow that ota method written in the installation section?kindly help it.elsr Rom is pretty fine.will check it battery timing.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Download rom.

Extract allianceota from data/app cos the market one doesnt have the wipe and config options anymore.

Install the app

Follow instructions from OP and flash with the app
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
ok but cant flash via cwm?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Super-Bosnian:
Goldieking nice job can it install on LPX or what i should do to install it

One more thing I downloaded V2.2 from alliance site via torrent but in phone settings is build V2.0
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
You can try but the script is for the app so why not?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Yeah i forgot to change build.prop. Dont worry about version number :)

The lock is on deodexed LPM for now :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Anakha56:
Congrats! :D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1796491

:)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
sorry.i couldn't get you.the application of ota has been changed so creator should renew installation post too.otherwise newly came people won't be able to understand it.and what is that hash checker
[Galaxy S II Android Development] danwteik:
the s3 lock alr release?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] xpresotw:
Cool:what:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
here is flash rom option and select from my files? see the image i just captured.tell me how to install it.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Extract and install AllianceOTA from the rom zip. It has rom config options for wipe etc. Then just install zip from sd with the same app. :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] wis1152:
Removed...
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
useless to post here.no reply from author.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
To what? I thought I had replied to all?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Ahhh i see.....man a hash checker checks your download not corrupt.

See here
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karfeef:
Hi. Nice looking Rom, great work.

Can it be installed as a 2nd Rom? I have tried through the option in siyah, and the Rom goes through the install procedure, but a bit quicker than it probably should, but nothing installs.

Cheers

sent from my Westcrip powered G2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
I will be honest and say i have no clue. Cant see a reason why not but its not something ive ever done. Sorry I cant advise better :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] karfeef:
No probs man, I'll keep trying, thanks for your time.

sent from my Westcrip powered S2
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
ok and your new allienceOTA which is in market.tell me how to install rom from that and kindly tell stepwise and can i flash your Rom simply via cwm or not and thanks brother for previous reply.thanks
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Extract OTA from the rom zip. The new one doesnt have the rom config yet. Uninstall the one from market.

Open app....go to rom config and check wipe and whatever else you want. Then just go to install zip from sd on the general tab
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
where i can find the ota file in rom?after extracting.

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ok i got ota app in rom after extracting now if i dont install kernel then which kernel should be used? and if i dont use modem install then which modem will be used?

kindly tell me which are must to install this rom so that i dont brick my phone.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
You will keep your existing kernel and modem if unchecked.

I cant comment on other kernels so I would say install the kernel with the rom. Modem is up to you :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
when i check all of them and phone goes to cwm mode then nothing happen.what should i do after it goes to cwm?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Nothing. It should flash itself. What kernel do you have?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
am on speedmod kernel and i am using zeta rom.

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can i simply flash this rom after full wipe via cwm?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Flash this kernel with OTA. Then the rom again...

http://ota.alliance-rom.com/kernels/s2/SupercoreICS_0.5.tar
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
why dint you just make a cwm file or you want your ota app to get popular?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Sorry? Because its easy to customise install this way. Ota has had tons of downloads (over 50000). We dont need to make it popular!! It IS popular! ;)

Im just giving instructions for how its meant to be flashed. No one forcing you here. Flash in cwm if you want or dont flash at all if its a problem using the app. But please dont complaim to me if you have issues.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
if i didnt want to flash ypur Rom,i wouldn't have been wasting my time here.the priblem is your Rom looks great so i wanna give it a try and this is what i wanna ask that is it flashable via cwm or only it can be flash with ota app? and if i can flash it via cwm then full wipe is must.thanls for the previous helps and replies.;):thumbup:
[Galaxy S II Android Development] hd22sb:
Goldieking any news about the kernel for 4.0.4?

i'm still waiting for new version of alliance rom, i cant wait to try your new lock screen
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Indeed. Supercore 0.6 works fine with the camera fix from Tungstwenty. Im workin on the rest of the rom as fast as I can :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SergioBigred:
Lost or no root?

Hi Guys,

I need some advice here.

Just installed this Rom moving from a Stock GB via the "AllianceROM HD v1.0 R5 XXKL1 Resurrection Edition" installed with Odin.

Everything seems fine except that I would like to rmove the "alliance rom" wallpaper/background which is quite strange with the transparecies.

I wanted to use the AllianceOta app but I found out that... I don't have root access!

I see as Kernel "Ficeto SuperCore 0.5" ver 3.0.15, but I miss the SU app.

I tried to reflash the rom via CWM but no joy.

How can I get back SU without messing up everything?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Lol....get it from market. Open it once. Be happy :)

Although it wont get rid of the image. Its in framework
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SergioBigred:
Tried to get the super su but it doesn't work because it downloads the binary but can't install it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Just get plain old superuser. Not supersu.

Btw...did you wipe manually before flashing? Looks like data wasnt mounted. You could flash again but mount data in recovery first
[Galaxy S II Android Development] legionxx:
Hi all,

S3 ripple lock effect is not released yet?
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Not yet. Just finishing up the rom. But i only get a little time with full time job and kids. Very Soon :)
[Galaxy S II Android Development] legionxx:
Heyy goldieking,

Thanx for the response... No rush ya, take all the time you need bro :good::D
[Galaxy S II Android Development] adilliano:
hi brother.i am not able to install it via allianceota.kindly help me out.when i try to install it takes ne to recovery mod and say some error
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
You will need to me more specific than "some error"
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
Goldieking are you guys going to update your rom totally or via ota with small update.
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
New rom. But i have a problem which means I have to redo framework. So its taking longer than expected im afraid. Im very annoyed with it :(
[Galaxy S II Android Development] malavan:
good luck mate I'm sure you can fix it
[Galaxy S II Android Development] SergioBigred:
Solved installing the old superuser thanks! One question: why it is not in the ROM? First time it happens to me not to find it.

On wipe I did that in recovery before flashing.

Thanks again and keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S II Android Development] Goldie:
Because you wiped in recovery data was not mounted so the script didnt put superuser in data/app
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MarcAntonyy:
I'm leaving the US for SE Asia next month and am addicted to my E4GT and GTab 10.1. I purchased a RavPower 5600mAh power bank and have a few spare batteries, but that is all I have for now - no adapters of any kind and I'm having a hard time finding the answers.

Can someone help me out with what I need to have in order to be able to charge my devices in SE Asia? Thx
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] someguyatx:
What country are you visiting, and will you be staying in a hotel? Most hotels in Asia frequented by Westerners are fully equipped for you to plug in your stuff. If you need any electronics accessories you are in the right place to buy them.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MarcAntonyy:
I'll be flying into Bangkok, spending a day or two there, and then head to the Philippines. And we may also spend some time in Indonesia.

For hotel accommodations, it will be a mixture of hotels and some hostels - so likely a mixture of Western accommodations and not.

I'd rather spend a bit of cash on an accessory I may or may not need than get there and be SOL.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] garwynn:
Indonesia seems like the only one where the two-pronged (like US charger) might not work - a quick google search shows the two pronged circular should do the trick.

OTOH if you're in a Western hotel or anywhere with USB access just plug it into a USB port and let it charge that way! (Skip the AC part if you can)
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MarcAntonyy:
So assuming I have the correct plug/pin adapter, the voltage differences in these countries won't hurt my devices if I have to charge them from an AC socket?
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] garwynn:
Take a look at the plug that you're going to use and see if the rating is on there (should be somewhere). As long as 220 is in the range - which I believe it should be - you're good. If not you can either go the USB route or get a charger rated that high.

And for reference I've taken a standard plug (Sanyo) MicroUSB charger to Spain and Japan with no problems - but checked the rating like I mentioned above before doing so. Then all I needed was the converter for Spain.
[Samsung Epic 4G Touch] MarcAntonyy:
Perfect - much thanks.
[Galaxy S III General] setspeed:
Indulge me.

The Korean SGS3 comes with 2GB RAM and the quadcore Exynos 4412 chip:

http://phandroid.com/2012/06/08/sk-telecoms-galaxy-s-iii-merges-quad-core-cpu-and-2gb-ram/

South Korea uses 2100Mhz HSPA band - as does the UK where I live.

http://www.worldtimezone.com/gsm.html

What's stopping me from (somehow) buying a Korean one and importing it for use here in the UK?

Also, any ideas how I would even go about buying something from Korea??
[Galaxy S III General] djkinetic:
Willing to bet, the Korean version won't use a Micro-Sim that GSM carriers use, as they're network SK Telecom if i recall does not require the use of sim cards. Also chances are the Korean version will be locked to region specific carriers there.
[Galaxy S III General] ceo.mtcl:
Don't go for it. Their will be a lot of issues with it. Also very bad developer support, worse than American version.

There may be other hardware compatibility issues with your network.

Sent from Rooted debloated stock Galaxy S3 OG I9300
[Galaxy S III General] setspeed:
Can't you just buy off-contract sim-free handsets, like you could here in the UK? Not attached/locked to a network?
[Galaxy S III General] ceo.mtcl:
His point is quad core and two gb ram. I understand his itch. Only that phone can scratch it.

Sent from Rooted debloated stock Galaxy S3 OG I9300
[Galaxy S III General] doeboy711:
For now lol
[Galaxy S III General] djkinetic:
The next Nexus better have a quad with 2gb of ram!!!
[Galaxy S III General] hboos:
Quite a lot of the new smartphones in Korea come with usim cards..

Don't ask me the finer details.
[Galaxy S III General] evildave_666:
There are 3 major carriers in SK, two of them operate WCDMA networks.
[Galaxy S III General] krico:
I would not go for this phone. Like somebody else said, bad developer support.
[Galaxy S III General] Lantek23:
Are saying that American version is going to have bad development support, when it's most likely going to be better.
[Galaxy S III General] zion4887:
I got an international one today and it's on at&t in the states. It's not running at hspa+ speeds though
[Galaxy S III General] djkinetic:
check to make sure your APN is set to phone
[Galaxy S III General] ceo.mtcl:
You must not be having god connection then.

Here are my hspa speeds

Sent from Rooted debloated stock Galaxy S3 OG I9300
[Galaxy S III General] ronj1986:
Why are you using an app to display battery life. You know the S3 has that built into stock now right?

If I have assisted you, please press Thanks button.
[Galaxy S III General] lemus:
ok so i want the international version, my carrier (h2o wireless) runs on att but they dont have 4g only 3g... my question is , would it work on my carrier?
[Galaxy S III General] ceo.mtcl:
Haha!

:) You mean that ugly stock battery percentage that appears next to the battery icon and takes up additional space? If you have noticed, I do not have any app but actually a circles mod that can display battery percentage within the battery icon.
[Galaxy S III General] Tsukurimashou:
For the dev support I disagree, it seems they will get the same hardware as the int version only more ram and LTE support so int roms shouln'd be hard to port, am I wrong?
[Galaxy S III General] sheriffadam:
Speaking form experience the SIM card issue is no longer a problem, Korean phones now use SIM cards, all carriers here ( SK, KT, LG all use SIM cards)

All Android phones here as of today (SGS3 is still unknown) are sold carrier unlocked, I've used my Korean issue GalaxyS (m110s) in various countries with no issue (India/China/UK)

Problem with the Korean version is that' you'll lose FM functionality and gain a useless DMB (TV) chip instead, also it's dimensions are ever slightly larger, so getting nice cases might be slightly harder, or you'll have to order from Korea, not impossible though.

Phones can be bought off the shelf here, they're just more expensive than in Europe/US
[Galaxy S III General] cashyftw:
I'm pretty sure the american version dev support will be just as good as the international.
[Galaxy S III General] ilordvader:
Where can i buy a 32/64gb with 2gb RAM

I will be useing it in INDIA

Will i have any issue with it ?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] pwrdbykyank:
would the Korean LTE model work on verizon LTE? seems to be on the same band as verizon LTE. Any idea?
[Galaxy S III General] oswade:
i read that dmb devices support dab+ audio cause its part of the same standard. Can anyone confirm? Cause aus has DAB+ digital radio broadcast now, which would be even better than fm radio! :)
[Galaxy S III General] linsaypink:
hey. guy! You can reserve it in the online digital store!

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This paragraph 2 GB of mobile phone will be formally accepted reservation on June 17, and with the June 28 officially on sale. The Japanese version of the Galaxy S III code for Docomo SC-06 D, hardware specifications and international version slightly different, up to 2 GB RAM, besides the dual-core CPU using qualcomm S4 processor.
[Galaxy S III General] M@31:
My Korean SGS III is on pre-order.

Will be able to get more specifics once it is available.

I have heard rumours of the 64GB phone, but it isn't available here in Korea.

Ive reserved the 32GB.

Korea is using WCDMA

http://www.koreabusinesscentral.com/forum/topics/western-unlocked-3g-gsm-wcdma
[Galaxy S III General] kms108:
many of the korean variation of the s2 hd and hd lte are available in hong kong, so i'm sure the korean SHV-E210s will be available once it's released.

I'll wait for the release and see what it looks like before i consider the hong kong internation version or the korean version.
[Galaxy S III General] wangjaroni:
any updates on this?

I am thinking of getting the Korean version as well as long as I can use it on Verizon.

Are the bands compatible?
[Galaxy S III General] hefonthefjords:
Having now used my 1gb ram s3 for four days now i can safely say that its fine with o ly 1gb of ram. When you boot the phone and are just sitting at homescreen touchwiz is onky taking up about 365mb of the 780 total. So theres tons left for whatever. I have yet to get beyond 600mb used as far as ive noticed.

Just had a look there and after using all day as normal, mostly emailing and browsing facey and posting here only 415mb used.
[Galaxy S III General] setspeed:
That's all well and good now, but what about in a year's time, when apps have grown more and take up more RAM?

This is exactly what has happened to me with every Android phone I've ever had (and I started out with the G1) - at first it's fine, but eventually I end up having to load a stripped down ROM on it to try and make it perform acceptably.

I have no doubt that in a year's time 1GB of RAM is not going to cut it for me, and then I'll be stuck in the middle of a 2yr contract. 2GB RAM would provide a nice bit of future-proofing.
[Galaxy S III General] kms108:
Here is a list of all S3, it seems like the korean version is now 2 core with 2 gb ram or 4 core with 1 gb ram.

http://pdadb.net/index.php?m=pdacom...and_dual-core_galaxy_s_iii_variants_-_updated
[Galaxy S III General] Zaf9670:
Same thing goes for me. OG Droid was great then I had to mod. After the X hit market I stuck with it and waited for the first VZW dual-core Droid X2(huge mistake) and its 512mb is getting me by but this phone will never see official ICS... So being ABOVE the current requirements sounds good to me.
[Galaxy S III General] Aedan762:
I am excited to be getting the Korean version... I'll share more of it when I actually have it in hand. My wife and I are moving there in a few weeks for work and we'll be picking them up as soon as we can.
[Galaxy S III General] dhonzik:
The quad core you mention is the international version of the phone and does not offer 4G LTE. Who knows who is correct, but it said many times that LTE does not play well with the Quad core, otherwise the US version would be quad core too. This phone is not listed on the Korean Samsung website so there is no way to confirm the correct technical specs.
[Galaxy S III General] kms108:
It seems like people have either missed or ignored my conparison list in post 31.

There are 2 version of the s3 sold in korea, 2 and 4 core.