yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Planet X:
For me it is working on the experimental build. You just have to connect it twice. First connect. Nothing happens. Pull the cable and plug it in again. Voila MTP is working.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Neokazaki:
Hope I do not have to flash all again with another nightly :)

Should I track data connectivity (which seems to be weaker/ jumping every second from 3G to H and back again?) Any future changed planed to these ril libraries which might allow to go back to another modem providing stronger signal?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
dunno, i'm not able to watch into future. magical orb is broken.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] neferym:
For the audio issy, i try something:

* restor backup: sound KO

* factory reset: sound OK

* restor backup: sound OK

crazy....
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] sinkingfish:
No amount of plugging and unplugging works here. I wonder what makes it so hit and miss? What modem & kernel are you using?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] proudixz:
all cool , perfect job! just missing MHL to TV , but it will come in future so no worries :) besides that great job guys:cowboy:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] box4m:
I miss the stock camera so much, everything else is just wonderful on this rom! Maybe in the future there will be something very similar :)

edit: are there no way to turn off camera sound btw, without editing some file?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Neokazaki:
So factory reset of the latest nightly solved the problem WITHOUT flashig a different modem?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] gg_monogram:
Flashed 0703 build.

Cam works, Call works.

Flawless except for when doing CMW backup, backup folder doesn't show up while finding the folder on PC via MTP mode, instead I have to manually use some software like "SD Rescan" to make it visible on PC. Is this global issue or any problem with my R/W access right on my phone? Any tricks?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Ramalama:
If you updated the binaries from xxalf6 modem, can you make a cm9 modem packaga from lf6?

Must works better as with other modems?

Cheers:-)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] kristofpetho:
Hi, does anyone else experience the following:

When listening to music, and a notification sounds, when the notification sound is finished, the music resumes play, but with a much quiter volume.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
same bug as on galaxy s2 and it's somewhere in the audio hal which is closed source.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] armanderli:
Not as bad as it is on the SGS2...Here the sound does resume at an acceptable level
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] incident404:
Easiest way to pause/resume after notification. So u'll be at same volume as before. If u'll try to raise volume it will raise, but from previous level and not from current one. (At least it was on SGS2).
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] LLStarks:
Will CM9 or AOKP development for the US S3 be able to use anything from the international S3 as a reference?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] XpLoDWilD:
If I'm not mistaken, it isn't powered by Exynos4412, so not a lot of things no.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] binaryanomaly:
That's actually the one and only reason I switched back to stock ROM. Hopefully jelly bean cam will be better or someone finds a way to port the samsung camer - darn touchwiz :eek:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] DocRambone:
One observation: enable screen off animation and the bug is gone.

Disable be the screen off animation and the bug reappear.

CM team, any clue?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] 1-0-1:
Fallback and Hardware Functionality

Hi all - got some questions before I attempt to flash my phone to CM9. Was pretty painless as far as I can tell when I did it with my SG2 but this time around I would like to know:

- Is there a way to revert back to as the phone was when I purchased it (minus the counter) so that I can use it with Kies again?

- Aside the known issues with CM9 are all the GS3 hardware functionality fully usable with with CM9 (e.g. NFC, tethering, S Beam, DLNA sharing, Wi-Fi Direct, LED indicator, etc.)

- I use my phone heavily for work and by looking at the posts there seem to be still some issues with the mod (or it might seem to me like that only because this is a forum for problem feedback) but is the current state of CM9 stable enough or is there still too early to use it?

Finally for those running on CM9 what is the most notable difference in everyday usage from the stock Samsung ROM?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] evilnick:
Make a Nandroid backup of the stock ROM (using ClockWork Mod) and then you can restore back anytime you like. I think that triangleaway can be used to reset the counter, but I'm not 100% about that.

There's an option for NFC but I haven't used it on stock or CM9 so not sure, S Beam is a Samsung app and won't work, neither will the other Samsung apps (but there's Android Beam, and I think that works in a similar way, but it might not be compatible), Wi-Fi Direct - no idea, check the CM9 changelog/current issues, LED indicator works fine with CM9 and is more configurable, there's an alternative to the Samsung thing that doesn't dim the screen as you're looking at it called ISeeYou (free) and ISeeYouPro (paid).

I've had no problems except for user error and the things that I already knew didn't work. Some users have reported problems with calling, but AFAIK that's down to specific carriers. My advice would be to try it out on a weekend and see what you think!

I used the stock ROM for maybe a day before flashing to CM9, but if you've used CM9 on the SGS2 then it's pretty much the same experience as that plus the beefier hardware in the SGS3. My own thoughts were: "Ah, there are all the options that I've come to rely on!"
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] max70:
Boys, but with the Cyano there is no way to use both GSM and UMTS together, having the 3 as an operator in Italy I could use.

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] XpLoDWilD:
Yes.

...

What was the question again?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] peterperfect:
POTATOEZ
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Ramalama:
Gsm+umts together? The phone switches between both... and its working...

But what? is this a question or a thought in your head, that you posted?:-)

Cheers:-)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] max70:
Would you be so kind as to tell me how to set this up that I can not find it? In Advanced, under HSPA Radio I find only the options to activate UMTS, HSDPA and HSDPA + HSUPA. In Other, Mobile networks only find the option "Use only 2G networks". thanks

---------- Post added at 10:44 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:39 PM ----------

It was a question, but the translator has omitted the question mark. Sorry but I'm not very good at English.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] XpLoDWilD:
I still don't get what you mean. Your phone automatically switch from 3G to 2G when necessary. The HSPA options lets you enable UMTS/HSUPA options if needed, but doesn't affect automatic switch to 2G.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Product F(RED):
That's part of fast dormancy. There's an app to enable and disable it on the market. It's called fast dormancy for I9300 the or something like that. If your network supports it (ie At&t) you'll save a lot of battery and get better data speeds.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] XpLoDWilD:
Not really, fast dormancy keeps your phone on UMTS (disabling HSUPA if I'm not mixing names up) to keep battery, but it certainly doesn't switch to 2G.

Also, enabling it saves battery but drops down initial transfer speeds. Disabling does the opposite obviously.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] max70:
Thanks to all for the explanations. In summary then if I leave the options as they hold the phone in 2G or 3G automatically based on the signal? I just wondered why there is the voice in the stock rom to use only GSM, UMTS or GSM + UMTS. Thank you again.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] garyd9:
Does CM9 support the nwkinfo or dormpolicy tables in telephony? If not, that app wouldn't do any good.

On my device, nwk_info.db is a 0 length file (not even a valid empty table) and dormpolicy.db simply doesn't exist.

Gary

edit: interesting that libsec-ril.so contains both the string "nwkinfo" and "nwk_info.db." I wonder if the RIL is unhappy trying to open the db file and seeing nothing.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] wonderwout:
Fast dormancy is all UMTS. It used to be a manufacturer hack whereby the terminal would release a data connection fast and go to Idle without network negotiation to save battery. This is a problem for networks as is is not standardised behaviour. Now there is a standard for this URA state, a state between Idle and active, saving batteries and allow for faster data session setups. Problem now is not all networks support official ARU state fast dormancy yet and a lot of phones are behaving outside this standard. And everybody is confused :confused:
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] DallasJones:
The stock rom does give you the option but CM9 doesn't. There isn't any harm in leaving it how it is; 2G + 3G is a good option for any rom.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] TheUnkn0wn:
I've found another camera bug, I'll let you gerrit it again.

//android_packages_apps_Camera/src/com/android/camera/Camera.java
//Fix : Prevents the camera from running away with itself when taking multiple pictures. The problem arises when mSnapshotOnIdle gets set to true but never gets reset back to false. The scenario this would happen would be when attempting to take another picture while a picture is being taken.

LINE 2061:

OLD

if (mSnapshotOnIdle) {
mHandler.post(mDoSnapRunnable);
}

NEW

if (mSnapshotOnIdle) {
mSnapshotOnIdle = false;
mHandler.post(mDoSnapRunnable);
}
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Product F(RED):
So does CM9 have support for Fast Dormancy or not? I haven't gotten a definitive answer. My database has it on out of the box because my network (AT&T) supports it, so I really don't need to be able to toggle it on and off. But I need it to work because it provides much longer battery and significantly better data throughput.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] kyle1b1:
Maybe this could be used to introduce a burst mode to the camera if it could be controlled in the correct manner?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Advantageous:
I was combing through the thread but couldnt find any note of if it worked for the T-Mobile variant in the US.

Anyone know about this?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] kyle1b1:
Will not work.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] BlockbusterF:
NFC working?

Hello,

is NFC repectively Android Beam in CM9 working for anyone? I'm just asking because on my side it's beeing greyed out if I try to toggle it on and after that my phone starts to feel laggy.

I'm just asking if it should work. If it is so, I'm trying to wipe and reinstall again.

If not I could deliver a logcat maybe.

No matter what, great work and the fastest port to a new phone I saw.

Big thanks to the team :good:

Regards, fRED
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Biertje_:
No problems here using NFC. Sending to a stock SGS 3 works like a charm.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] gsw2:
When I open the camera app and then close it, every time I try and open it after that I get a 'camera error: Can't connect to camera'. Does anyone else experience this?

I've posted here before about this issue. After going through the thread I found no one with the same problem.

I've been using cm9 on this device since the day it came out and have had the problem from the start.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Krypt0n1te:
Haven't had that issue since Experimental 2012-07-01
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] XpLoDWilD:
You can't integrate touchwiz features on an AOSP-based ROM.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] diabolis:
hi guys.. i think the gps not works aswell.. i tried test with GPS STATUS app and it cant find anything.. on the notification bar it says "scanning for GPS".. i think somthing with driver.. used to get 12 locks inside house in less than 10secs on stock rom.. anyways other than that all working great.. thanks!!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] eliexda:
Why not? Don't know much about android platform but You've got the hardware and drivers for it?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] XpLoDWilD:
Wi-Fi fix - We need you!

Please fill-in this form:

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?formkey=dHJNdVFreE9FMEpCOGstOGd4dHpfUUE6MQ
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Andrewtst:
Wait if people integrate it. Let it be join rom. :)

That is the issue here, not really need to integrate, but out something similar to maintain what S3 is all about it. Not a basic ICS ROM with basic functionality and missing all suppose S3 features. :)

I feel downgrade if using CM9 now.. haha! This just my personal opinion. :)

Anyway not denied CM is a great team, just probably is time for CM learn something new. :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] unfnknblvbl:
CM9 already has a bunch of extra stuff not in TW - or, for that matter, any other ROM. I'd be over the moon if they did implement something like Smart Stay, but I'm not expecting it. The reason you put CM on your device is because you want a pure, clean Android experience with none of the TW/Sense/Whatever gimmicks.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] anjarys:
1. The capacitive buttons light always back to enabled after reboot.

2. Screen light ignores the time to sleep at any numbers.

3. Speaker vol not as loud as with stock rom.

Integrating TW to cm9 doesnt feel right. I mean people switched to cm9 because of its like clone of AOSP in terms of UI and stuffs. Thats my reason.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Gilg@mesh:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1701363

Smart Stay, works great :-)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] aussiesausage:
Changed the permissions to this and the script works, thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] blackdub370:
Wooow. This worked. You're the best!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] on2a:
Rom seems great for a first release. A couple of issues:

A number of settings reset after the phone is rebooted such as screen mode settings

Camera works for videos and photos but its a little buggy - which is to be expected

I've had no WiFi issues though

Cheers CM Team. Keep it up!

Tapatalked from my S3
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] eliexda:
At least the camera with the snapshot while recording video capability and that's not a gimic! This device is already super fast. I love cm9 but its time to have open cm9 device related projects that has the snapiness of cm9 and the new handy stuff manufacturers put in new devices. Or else why upgrade phones? Am running cm9 on a galaxy s1 which makes it almost identical to my s3 in terms if software! and am a bit disappointed with that fact tbh lol
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] danielvc:
Wifi fix worked, but after a reboot. When the .sh-script executed, I could see the networks but couldn't connect. After a reboot, everything is fine.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] anjarys:
Anyone have tried to charge the battery when phone off?

The indicator just give me that circle rotation, not the green battery level. Is it even charging?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] 1234568:
Look up the Cyanogen Open Design project. They already have ambitions to add more handy stuff. ;)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Griffiths_Anna:
ya, I experienced it too.. I think it's very important to know that the battery is already full
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] speedyjay:
I noticed the notification LED isn't working (which I'm fine with, I don't have a problem) but if I was to download lightflow would it then work?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] winwiz:
working for me! Just got a text and it flashed fine
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] blackdub370:
with light flow work.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] speedyjay:
OK mate thanks :-) must be something in my settings or wherever lol
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] FadeFx:
Just had a spaceballs fantasy...

–—–—–—–—–—–—–—–—

tapatalked from Galaxy SIII
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] TecQuality:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...W5tb3JhbC5mYXN0ZG9ybWFuY3l0b2dnbGUuaTkzMDAiXQ..
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
Sorry, but...

U FAILED ON PROVIDING LOGS AND INFOS
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] gsw2:
I installed that yesterday and I still have the same problem.

What info do you need and how do I create a log?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] neferym:
New detail:

* update with last nightly: sound ok

* update siyah kernel in CWM + wipe cache and dalkvin cache: sound KO

* factory reset: sound ok

* adv restore -> just restore DATA: sound ok

sound ok with siyah.

I hope that help some one :)
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] mariotme:
A reboot will fix the fc. I encounter the same
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
Which build?

Which kernel?

adb logcat

adb shell dmesg

There are 1000 threads about how to get logs, read them.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] XpLoDWilD:
We don't provide support for other kernels.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] J_Force:
What is the difference between the nightly and experimental roms? I know the experimental is updated but is it just as stable and without risks as the nightly. Latest nightly performs very good except notification led.

Also still looking for a rotating lockscreen without the use of widgetlocker.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
experimental = nightly codebase + some patches which are not approved yet.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] muz_aj:
Does anyone has a problem with the phone dropping wifi and connecting to 4G every few seconds where I have two wifi sources with same SSID but different Channels with a good signal on both!
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
You're at the wrong forums.

This is I9300 and there's no 4G.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] TheUnkn0wn:
Did you see my bug fix here?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] b3ndech0:
again ill post this for you:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...1bGwsMSwxLDEsIm5ldC5jd2ZrLmlnODguY2FybW9kZSJd

this app tells the phone its in a dock, even if its not. this allows you to turn your lockscreen automaticly.

if you dont like this app you can yous this:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsIm5sLmZhbWVpdC5yb3RhdGUiXQ..

ore this:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/...tLmNvaW5zb2Z0LmFuZHJvaWQub3JpZW50Y29udHJvbCJd

next time read the fckn thread if you ask something i already answerd you a few pages back...
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
yes, but i'm at work.

no time to submit.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] ss2i9100g:
I had the same issue when battery on 4%. I think this is normal as the stock too

Talking about camera FC
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] betobody:
I'm using the ROM to 12am and I am very pleased. everything was working fine, but now filming the camera started giving problem after doing a shoot. does not like watching the movie. this was not true after installing. was it because of the change kernel? I'm using syah.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] gg_monogram:
Another issue need to report, Lock screen Slider seems doesn't save extra shortcuts properly, during the assign page, when I assign programs, it opens up the program instead of selecting it. Anyone knows about this issue?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] betobody:
I restored to stock kernel and the camera is working again.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] DvTonder:
Its working fine for me. Can you please describe exactly your steps/clicks/taps etc to replicate the problem.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] theclueless:
703 Experimental, provider: AT&T, modem: XXLF2

I cannot hear the other party, the other party cannot hear me during call, all I can hear is a static high-pitch sound at low volume
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] rleitao:
Hi

Any possibility of the HDMI fix included in the 9100 nightly being included in any 9300 nightly build?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
try different modems.

Sure, then your device wouldn't boot anymore and all you get is a black screen.

Wanna have?

-.-
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] K Rich:
I'm on AT&T as well, using DXLEA modem with no problems in SoCal
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] rleitao:
OK let me try that again, any possibility of a similar fix with the same end result being implemented in any future nightly?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
The end result on the i9100 is a non booting device and a black screen.

Like already said: if you wanna have, no problem.

I've given up on tvout. i'll never ever work on it and never ever fix it.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] rleitao:
I'm sorry I don't understand, I'm using it at the moment on my 9100 and its working fine.

I'm only asking about video playback.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] codeworkx:
Next experimental build called "CAM-NSP" will support user selectable noise suppression (dual mic) at phone app settings. Deactivated by default.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] mariotme:
todays experimental build is up

cm-9-20120705-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CAM-NSP
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] adiliyo:
are you pushing the little save button in the bottom right corner of the customization screen?

i missed seeing it in the beginning myself.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] J_Force:
thanks for the tips. Please don't be mad ;). I was just posting this if it can be merged in cm. Also the apps you suggest still require me to pust a button. The thing is I think my phone should be able to do it automaticly. I use nova launcher and set it to rotate so it just the lockscreen I think that would be real nice to see rotated.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] superfire71:
On the 7/5 experimental nightly, even after clearing app data, touch to focus isn't working correctly. Doesn't seem to focus where tapped. Otherwise seems ok
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Jeddix:
Go into options and reset the focus mode. Now you should see the focus rectangle and touch to focus is working again.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Gho5t_Dog:
Might be a redundant question, but what has changed in the 705 vs. the 703 nightly?
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] mariotme:
This and This
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] iernie:
http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#i9300/cm9/1341511145
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Multisaft7:
i flashed the latest nightly and i have again no sound @ call.... with the experimental before it works.. with lf2 modem
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] winwiz:
unfortunately codeworkx and the team for some reason are not really giving this issue much priority

flashing different modems is hit and miss, works for some doesn't work for others

I have tried extensively to flash different modems as have other users. Would really appreciate it if the team resolved this issue.
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] theclueless:
had the same problem, but seems I need to factory before I flash the rom, then after it boots up, back to recovery factory reset again and it worked
[Galaxy S III Original Android Development] Flynny75:
Is video HW decoding supported here? Its not on AOKP, and im wondering if its an AOKP issue

EDIT: After a reboot, seems to be working. Weird.