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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] alturismo:
I fixed my car Bluetooth with reset and reconnect then, since then my car Bluetooth works both ways.

Wifi direct would be nice to have, couldn't figure yet howto use it to transfer files.

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
If i loose all the S3 features, is it better to buy the Nexus which doesn't have the S3 features either?

Let me simplify it.

Choose a S3 without S3 features or choose a Nexus without S3 features.

Both are running CM9 fine.

I think you're pretty confused :-D
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Lootes:
Thanks guys for the addition of the LED when charging. However is there a way to toggle it on or off? Or maybe include the toggle as an option with quiet hours?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
Not yet, working on it.

It was a big fail to enable it. ****ing annoying during night.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] danwooller:
Can someone explain how this ROM makes use of the extSDCard? I'm offlining my choices in Google Play Music and it's telling me that I'm out of space, while I can see that it hasn't touched the 32Gb card I have installed.

Is this a yet to be implemented feature? Is there a FAQ I should have read before posting? Will I be spanked?

Thanks, I'm curious as I'm sure it's going to be a serious issue as we all only have about 11Gb to play with on our 16Gb Pebble Blues... :-)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] hennymugge:
I really don't wanna be annoying guys, but my call mic is still very distorted and keeping me from using this GREAT rom because it's simply not possible to make a phonecall.

Things I tried (some like suggested before in this threat):

- Wipe/fresh installs

- Flash different modems (tried all of them in Codeworkx rommanager channel)

- Grab modems from the stock Samsung firmware (my region)

- Flash de dualmic-cm9 version Codeworkx posted (+ did all of the above again)

- Messing around with the raw-audiosettings in /system/etc

All these things didnt even help a little. Its just so frustrating because I really wanna use this awesome ROM. Have been following you guys since my Hero/Desire/S2 and you're simply awesome. I hate it to be one of the few with this problem... Please, if you can, help me?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] FadeFx:
Just turn your phone face down then, i promise you will even hear the alarm clock a tad better...

Hmm, note to myself: should stop kidding people that much

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] McKajVah:
There seems to be a problem with going from HSPDA to Edge network. The radio seems to "pause" with no reception for 10-30 sec. before finally switching over to Edge (2G) from HSPDA (3G).

Going from 2G to 3G seems ok.

I'm on the 21/6 nightly build.

-Kaj
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] thor9934:
go download lightflow on market you can use that to disable the led with ;), im using it on stock non rooted, can't see why it shouldn't work for CM9
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] iernie:
Unfortunately Google Music only caches music on the internal "sdcard" (/sdcard) with no option to switch to the external (/extSdCard) as of now.

What I have done to solve the problem is use the app posted a few pages back called Directory Bind which lets you symlink a folder from the internal to the external sdcard. Now whenever Google Music caches a song, it thinks its on the internal when it's really on the external.

In case you want to try, the cached songs are located in /sdcard/Android/data/com.google.android.music/cache.

I should warn you though that this is not an optimal solution. Whenever you boot, the link might not be created and you will not find any songs. Once I even encountered losing all offline cache for some reason and had to redownload all of them. Works if you don't reboot or unmount sdcard often.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
pew pew. dual mic support on it's way.

will post a testbuild in some minutes. should fix the voice issues.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] humancyborg:
Latest nightly is very solid. Biggest (and practically only) issue I am having is the WiFi dropping fairly consistently; it happens one of two ways. 1) the wifi stays connected but no data is transferred. The only resolution is to stop and restart the wifi, 2) the wifi actually drops connection and reconnects automatically.

Unfortunately logcat shows nothing unusual so I am not sure how to help diagnose this further.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
i'm trying to log the issue since days and never experienced it while at home. xD

Only if i'm at my GF's home.

adb shell cat /proc/kmsg

would be helpful
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
There we go:

http://get.cm/get/jenkins/3228/cm-9-20120622-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-twomiccontrol.zip

check if this fixes voice call sound issues.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] brian6685:
Wasn't that already fixed in the dualmic experimental build you posted a few days ago or was that something else? Been working fine for me
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
the dualmic rom was placebo.

didn't work like it should. :-D
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] hennymugge:
Thank you so much for the effort but no, its not working for me...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
update your modem!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] hennymugge:
Done, tried multiple modems already on this new build. Including wiping cache/dalvik.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] naishadh:
From where I can find proper modem for India?all things is working fine with me but Gujarati language is not supported.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] androidarmin:
BTW,

I am still on the 6/21 nightly, an I have no problems with Wi-Fi, BT or sound whatsoever... only with camera. But, I'm sure that's gonna be fixed soon. Makes me wonder what I'm doing better (or differently) when flashing/using the nightlies?

Anyways,

Considering the short time the S3 is available, the progress with CM9 is AMAZING..!!!

So not at all like previous experiences with CM7, where nightlies were highly *unstable* (or lacking features) up to the official release/RC...

This is awesome, Devs!

Thank you & keep up the great work on CM9 :thumbup: :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ReBORN ViRUS:
+1 Seemed to work after I closed Camera App and restarted again. I have not tried restarting the phone though.

Sorry, I have not gone through all the posts after page 47, but has there been an update on this issue?

TIA!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] humancyborg:
Does your GF use an Apple Airport Extreme by any chance?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] biohaufen:
How can I turn off the Led when my battery is charging ?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] rayz93:
@Dev Codeworkx

Is my bug report being ignored?

I've explained the bugs' behavior, searched the entire thread, and found no post related to the bug aside from mine

Here's the direct link to the post: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=27735599&postcount=613
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
Try to read the first post:

* Submitting bug reports on nightly builds is the leading
* cause of male impotence.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Planet X:
The fix does not work. When I receive a call I only hear strange noise (gekrächtz) Also sometimes when I answer a call there is no sound from both sites. Still hope this will be fixed soon. Keep it as a nandroid for later :silly:

P.s: I also tried the other modem.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] kamzata:
How can I flash this baseband?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] chrismalla:
Is the RIL issue persistent in the i9300 too? Are you working to resolve it in both i9100 and i9300 right now? I expect no answer on this question...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] BoneMo:
you can flash baseband via PC ..Odin

or via your phone ..MobileOdin
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] beeboss:
For those people who ask too much stupid questions I've created a picture to show how it's hard to develop CM!!! Just joking :) , this is devoted to TeamHacksung and personally Codeworkx! Thank you guys for brillinat rom :good:

PS, Code is pictured working with GSIII :laugh:

View attachment 1148712
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] hennymugge:
Im having the same thing mate, Codeworkx has looked into my logcat log of a call and couldnt find anything strange he said.

Just like you I've flashed several modems too and it just does not work. Im not even noticing a small improvement. Its so frustrating... I really wanna use this ROM but this bug is just disabling me to make calls. And thats the main reason why I have a phone (ok ok, and I love to flash ROMS...)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] danielvc:
Isn't it something with provider KPN? You both have them. I'm from Holland too, but with Vodafone and have zero call problems.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] danwooller:
Thanks for the reply. I've had a fiddle with Directory Bind and it failed when GM ignored the bind, writing in the default dir and killing the bind because it wasn't empty.

Going to have another go now, but it seems to be too flaky.

Surely Google are aware of this and will fix once all the IIIs ship in the USA where they are the only ones to have Google Music ;-) and users notice the problem.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] yalcinxx:
I have call problems too and I use KPN as well. I tried some things to test it out. When I turn off 3g and only use 2g then the problem disappears. KPN is using HD voice over 3g/umts, could that be the problem ?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] hennymugge:
You're totally right! When I call over a 2g network I get crystal clear sound. So it is the provider!?

How weird is that!!!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
Sure, this can be the problem.

HD-Voice. Another brain washing marketing thing?

Like HSDPA+Ultra++++PLusPlusAdvanced?

Can someone of you go back to the LE8 stock rom and tell me if the issue is there, too?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] hennymugge:
No issues there!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] yalcinxx:
When I bought my S3 there was no problem with it. Now I'm reading about HD voice at KPNs website, that works only if the one i'm calling has KPN too. But with every call I make I have problems. With my older S2 and CM9 i dont have any problems ! Is there something different ( coding ) in calling between CM9 S2 and CM9 S3 ?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] veyka:
:rolleyes:

Keep on topic, if your post isn't helping development, don't post it.

*THINK* and *SEARCH* before you post.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
uhm. ask samsung. ril + audio = black box.

but you can get me a log (adb logcat) doing a phone call on stock rom.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] hennymugge:
Logcat from a CM9 2g call: http://pastebin.com/NAHbd4Ra (good sound)

Logcat from a CM9 3g call: http://pastebin.com/LzjAngBs (bad sound)

Logcat from a XXLE8 3g call: http://pastebin.com/kC9W8zMi (good sound)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] humancyborg:
Discovered something interesting regarding wifi problem: it also exists on the Samsung based ROMs!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] garyd9:
Using 20120622-nightly

GPS doesn't appear to work properly. Verified using the maps application (GPS indicator just blinks endlessly while standing outside with a clear sky) and via the "GPS Test" application available via google market: it appears to be trying to lock on to a couple legit GPS sats, and then 2 more that are numbered as "00"

This is with a completely fresh install of the above nightly (as linked to from: http://download.cyanogenmod.com/?device=i9300) and nothing was installed other than gapps and the GPS Test application.

GPS works perfectly (almost as well as the n7000) with the stock samsung firmware.

If you'd like more info, please let me know and I'll get it to you ASAP.

Take care

Gary
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Plexicle:
I'll walk outside and test this right now for you and Codeworkx. I'll edit this post with results.

Here's what GPS Test was showing me after about ~5 seconds after toggling GPS on.

http://i49.tinypic.com/2cgh5zs.png

I was standing on my driveway.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] brian6685:
GPS working good for me, locks fast and accurate.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] garyd9:
I think those two entries with the 00 signal level are symptoms of the issue. I just redid this (again) and here are the EXACT steps I used (including my mistake of not installing gapps.)

adb reboot recovery (into CWM recovery, of course)

wipe dalvik

wipe/factory reset

install 20120622-nightly

reboot device

OK intro

app drawer -> OK intro -> see that google play isn't there

power -> reboot -> recovery

install gapps

reboot device (again)

menu -> play store -> enter existing google account info

acknowledge/continue/accept as needed to get into store

search and install: Maps (by google, inc)

search and install: "GPS Test" (by chartcross limited)

home

Go outside clear of buildings, etc...

app drawer -> maps -> (select settings from the popup and ensure "internal gps" is selected and enabled)

attempts to lock GPS but doesn't make it

back out to the home screen

app drawer-> GPS Test

gps is only seeing 4 or 5 sats, 2 always with a 00 signal lvl, 3 with very low signal levels. GPS numbers that have the 00 signal level seem to always be 01 and 24.

Nothing of note in logcat or dmesg
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] aussiesausage:
I got Bluetooth audio in calls working just had to connect it to my car about 4 times now it works fine.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] eranda84:
There is experimental build was upload in download section in i9300 downloads. did anyone have flash it? What's is include there?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] chalie78910:
the music is loud or sound good still so low?

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ceo.mtcl:
Just downloaded it. It is the same as the dualmic version.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] WiseyNL:
Here's another victim of KPN's HD Voice..

When i make a call with CM9 + UMTS on my bluetooth carkit, the sound is perfectly clear. It only occurs with the phone speaker/microphone and only on my side of the call.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
There's some special magic on stock rom.

I/audio_wfd_hw( 1921): adev_set_parameters() realcall=on
D/tms_audio_hw/AudioTmsIpc( 1921):
D/tms_audio_hw/AudioTmsIpc( 1921): 15:17:28:242:[android_audio_tms.c:439] -> adev_set_parameters : Enter
D/tms_audio_hw/AudioTmsIpc( 1921):
D/tms_audio_hw/AudioTmsIpc( 1921): 15:17:28:242:[android_audio_tms.c:440] -> adev_set_parameters : Exit

Now we have to look into that black box and try to find out how it works.

EDIT: Not good. Really not good... TMServerApp.apk... *sick*
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ElenaPower:
I just tested this outside with perfect view and my S2 as comparison. I get the same issue. maximum 5 sats in view and 2 of them with 00 level. In the same situation the S2 has perfect connection with much more sats.

But I get a sat fix thats the important thing ;)

I have nightly form 22th experimental installed.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] FadeFx:
Depends on how accurate this fix is...

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[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] dagrim1:
Also suffering from the calling issues, didn't try on 2G only but crackling/noisy sound on 3G (or no sound).

Am on telfort which, yup... uses KPN network. So seems it is indeed a KPN specific issue.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ElenaPower:
With only 3 sats not very well but enough for finding the position but for e.g. car navigation I think it will not be enough.

I tried to create an action with tasker to automatically enable gps when I start some special apps but tasker tells me that I should install a ROM like e.g. Cyanogen for beeing able to use this function. :confused:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ageva:
I'm on T-Mobile network and getting the same results so I don't think it's network issue but the CM9 installed.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] wonderwout:
HD voice uses the AMR-WB (wide band) codecs and processes audio over 7KHz. Normal voice uses AMR-NB (narrow band) 3.5KHz wide. Decoding 7MHz signal with 3.5KHz can distort the results which may be happening here.

If the HD voice is causing the problem here, a quick fix may be disabling the AMR-WB capabilities on the phone. The phone will then get a normal AMR-NB channels assigned from the network which could solve these issues. HD voice will be sacrified but hardly an issue for most as it only works if available end to end, thus transport network and A and B terminal. I would like to have AMR-WB working though as my network supports it and a lot of people I call also have capable terminals.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] der_bert:
You need to get 'secure settings' which is a tasker plugin and then install the helper app. Works great
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Carphedon:
I am on t-mobile nl with latest CM9 installed and don't have any problems at all.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
GalaxyS3Settings.apk with HD-Voice support

Download: http://d-h.st/KwW

Change: http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/18116/

adb root
adb remount
adb push GalaxyS3Settings.apk /system/app

Goto settings -> advanced -> radio -> enable HD-Voice

Will be only enabled if network state is UMTS, HSPA or HSPAP.

Please report back.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ElenaPower:
GPS problem seemes to be fixed with 23th June nightly. :good:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] chudm:
Did this, but couldnt find the option, any suggestion? thanks!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
settings -> advanced -> radio -> hd-voice
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] chudm:
alredy checked that, but cant find the option, ill try again, thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] power461:
I have just flashed the latest nightly (23/06) but my microsd card isn't correctly recognized.

It tells me that it is damaged but the rom I was used before didn't give me any error.

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] power461:
Which sd card do you have?

I have a SanDisk MicroSDXC 64GB.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
then you didn't push the apk properly.

That's your problem. No exFAT in CM.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] garyd9:
It seems quite a bit better now with the build done on the 23rd... Thank you.

Perhaps I spoke too soon. Repeating the test several times, sometimes it only finds 2-4 sats (and never finds any more) and other times it finds a sky full of sats with no issue. When the latter occurs, sometimes only a reboot will correct it, and other times it might find more sats if I wait 5-10 minutes.

Gary
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Possemaster:
Reboot to Recovery,

Choose Advanced

Choose Partition SD Card

Choose 128M, then 0M

When ready, Reboot Phone and it will be fixed.

CM9 (ICS-Stock android) uses different FS then Samsung OS
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
I'm still pretty sure it works. :-D

Download: http://d-h.st/m7j
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] garyd9:
Another issue (automatic timezone not working):

Carrier: AT&T (in the US) in the Eastern timezone (currently on daylight savings, -4 UDT.)

Settings -> Date & Time

If "automatic time zone" is selected, the phone is using "GMT+00:00, GMT+00:00."

Expected: It should be detecting "GMT-04:00, Eastern Daylight Time".

This functions correctly with the stock samsung firmware.

Take care

Gary
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] chudm:
according to adb the file was pushed but it didnt worked :( thanks anyway, will try again later tonight
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] bullyfrog:
Yep.. I can see the HD-voice as well in my advance settings. Except i don't know what difference i should be looking out for..cm9 on my s3 is giving me zero voice problems even before i pushed the apk in :-)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
Enabling it will break voice calls for you because your provider doesn't support it.

The final version is having a big warning message which will tell you to not touch. ;-)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Planet X:
Thank you for your effort but I downloaded the Galaxys3settings.apk and have found it in settings but it does not work for me. I still cannot have voice on calls to or from a fixed telephone line. I hear nothing or very distorted sound and the other party also heard nothing from me. From mobile to mobile both on KPN I have no problems. Has someone else on KPN tested it too?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] wonderwout:
Yes I tried it and I also have heavy distortion, unusable. Installed setting apk, got FC in dailer after enable HD voice. After reboot it stuck w/o FC but audio distortion in call still there.

Edit: My test was only KPN 3G (HD voice) to fixed line (no HD voice obviously)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ceo.mtcl:
I confirm this... I have had this issue with all the nightly builds... I just ignored it and selected manual timezone.

I did a full wipe before installing many of the nightly builds. This issue was there with all of the nightlies.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
Oh, problem with fixed line now? That's something new.

Before it was a problem using 3G and missing AMR-WB from KPN to KPN.

How about some detailed Infos? Before and after?

This way i can't help.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] wonderwout:
I think the problem reported was distorted audio to any line when using KPN 3G network (HD voice enabled).

And no problem calling over the KPN 2G network (No HD voice). Therefore faulty HD voice usage is a possible suspect.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Planet X:
I also have only tested from a fixed line to my mobile before I only have one mobile phone. But after you posted the new settings apk I had a chance to also test from mobile to mobile. B.t.w. I am on radio I9300XXLF2 too. I really hope you will find a solution.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ss2i9100g:
I can confirm the voice issue happening to me and 2 of my friends in Malaysia. We've received an update from sam but didn't fix it.

Good luck guys , i hope you can find a fix thanks :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
Eh? So you're having the problem with stock rom, too?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
Afaik gps can take up to 30-40 seconds to get a initial fix.

So please give it this time before telling anything.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] wonderwout:
I'm back on stock for tonight and it has no problem with any call scenario. I'll restore CM tomorrow when I get back home and do some call scenarios.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Plexicle:
Hey Codeworkx, I apologize I wasn't clear in the original post. That was the lock I got after a few seconds but I stayed out there for a few minutes, it didn't change.

Thanks for the response. :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Planet X:
I have restored my nandroid of cm9 and tested with a Vodafone sim and all calls are perfect. So it has definitley something to do with KPN. But with Vodafone I only get Edge network in my region so that is no option for me. Please Codeworkx if you can do some magic?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] r3act:
June 23 build. Camera FC's when using flash on 'auto'. Flash on or off keeps a stable and responsive camera.