yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] norpan111:
Dude, if you only flashed it once and it was three days ago there would be an issue.. Let it be for three days after you flash it and let it cycle and settle before you worry
[Galaxy S III Android Development] derfo:
I was able to use the ROM control to change the boot animation. Did you try doing the whole process again? How about using a different boot animation zip to see if that works?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bunglemat:
Out of curiosity were did you get your animation from and what did you use? So I can try it to make sure it's not my device playing up

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] derfo:
I have Android Falling animation from here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=39358678
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AUSTAB2012:
Does anyone have a comparison with V6.0 that they could share?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] derfo:
Hard question to answer. I upgraded to v7 from v6 without doing a full wipe and have had no issues whatsoever. Phone is responsive, all apps work - nothing more to ask from a ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AUSTAB2012:
Awsome thanks dude
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi all,

new yank555 kernel update v1.5l

thread and dl - link here

http://yank555-lu.net

you must create a free Account for update many regards

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] kentykentkent:
Ever since I flashed this rom, I notice my battery life isn't lasting as long as what I'm used too.

I check what has been using my battery and its always android os at the top...

Is there something I am doing wrong? Or is it just the rom?

I don't know much about kernels.. have never installed one ... but I hear they can save battery? Anybody recommend a better kernel?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] clamitas:
For me Siyah is working great on this ROM. But you should install BBS to check why your battery is draining.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrewilley:
I'd normally search in case this is a known issue, but XDA Search is broken at the moment. I've got one deal-breaker issue with this ROM which I'd like to check to see if anyone else has experienced. It wasn't present on the Samsung stock ROM.

With my standard earbuds headset (which is quite sensitive) I'm getting a low level background hiss whenever any type of audio is playing (music player, videos, even ringtones and notifications). It goes away about 4 seconds after the playback item has stopped playing. It is not affected at all by the phone's volume control, the hiss stays at the same background level whatever volume I have the music set to.

It's particularly annoying when listening to music in bed at the dead of night, when I have the phone's playback volume set at its lowest level, and the hiss is proportionally more obvious.

I've tried all the various audio/DSP control options in the ROM, but nothing seems to make any difference (even when they are all off).

Has anyone else found this, and/or know of a cure?

Andre
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

did you push the save headphone volume in Settings/Sound(where the ringtones are)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrewilley:
Yes, tried with safe volume on or off. Same effect.

Andre
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrewilley:
Now Search is back I've found a couple of threads which describe exactly what I'm hearing, even on some stock ROMs (it can easily be heard on the internal speaker too, if you put it against your ear). http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1706943&highlight=noise&page=2 and http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1798901&highlight=aokp+hiss.

I didn't get this before, but I have also recently had my mainboard replaced by Samsung (phone had Sudden Death issue) so that could also be related. I didn't notice it with the stock ROM that they gave it back to me with though, so I'll temporarily roll back to a nandroid backup of the old system and see what I can hear.

Andre
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
thanks a lot mate,

this helps me for get mor informations from AOKP.

Ive PM a dev for this problem

many regards
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrewilley:
Buggerit... I think it's the flaming brand new motherboard. :(

I'll do some more tests in the quiet of the night, but I can easily hear the hiss with the stock JB ROM, even from the onboard speaker just by doing anything that makes a sound (e.g. the volume change beep) and it carries on hissing for about 4 seconds before a slight click (presumably as the audio circuit turns off) and then it's silent.

The hiss is not affected at all by the volume settings, so it's probably a shielding issue of some sort in the final amp stage. :( It wasn't there before the new mobo, but I bet the service people will think it's too trivial to deal with (it's really only an issue at night when there's complete silence around - which is when I listen to my music the most).

Andre
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DaveX2012:
Sometimes this happen . Any ideas?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrewilley:
And I can confirm that with the Samsung stock JB ROM, and even with my older ICS 4.0.4 WanamLite ROM, the hiss is still present on the speaker and on any sensitive earphones whenever the audio circuit is live.

So this is nothing to do with the Omega ROM or AOKP, it's a hardware issue with the new motherboard that Samsung supplied - but thank you for listening anyway.

Sadly, having done some further research, it seems a very common problem, although not 100% of handsets are affected by it - my original motherboard was fine for example, until the eMMC bug killed it. :(

Andre
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

did you get the same issue on all videos from You Tube or other.

If yes, try another browser like firefox with is compactible with flashplayer improvement.

many regards
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ekie84:
This happen to me too :D are you using custom kernel?try re-flash the kernel or flash another kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AUSTAB2012:
Hi since i upgraded to V7 the play store has been upgraded and i am unable to buy apps. It says unable to process payment now please try again later. I have been trying for days now with ni luck.

Does anyone know about this i have googled and cant find answers.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] derfo:
Have you tried buying apps directly from Play store aka play.google.com? If you are getting an error there then perhaps there is something wrong with your payment card.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

delete your data and cache in settings/app control/ all apps for the play store

Reboot, and sign in new in your account

many regards

---------- Post added at 08:01 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:23 PM ----------

Hi all,

AOKP have update here web page

there are a lot of videos of "how to do"settings and other stuff

Its a really good page for looking

here the page

http://aokp.co

have a lot of fun

and happy flashing
[Galaxy S III Android Development] OptimalKiller:
Hi Indie

Great work on the Kang build, I have recently stopped using stock builds as i preferred the likes of AOKP and CM. I just thought I would post and say thanks for the great rom.

I have also attached some modified framework files for Opendroid. Once you have installed this, download the Pdroid manager from the playstore.

Pdroid Manager

For the people who dont know what opendroid is :-

What is OpenPDroid?

OpenPDroid is a set of modifications to the Android framework and libraries which allows fine-tuning of the data which applications are able to retrieve about your device, your account, your messages, and more. Specifically, it is a Privacy service provider

What does it do?

OpenPDroid intervenes in API interactions by apps (e.g. when an app attempts to retrieve your location, phone number, or contacts) and provides either real data, empty data, fake data, or random data, depending on the user setting. Unlike apps which actually remove permissions, OpenPDroid does not actually modify the permissions that an app has and so is much less likely to cause the app to crash as a result of data access being denied.

For more details see this thread:-

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2098156

Enjoy

Optimal

P.S

Remember to do a fullbackup before flashing for that just in case situation.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

thanks a lot for your work for the Omega v7

indie stays in Hollydays for a while but i think that he will look in the OpenPDroid

I stay in Hollydays too and my S3 makes the same at my home so i cannt test your work. But if i at home i will do it at first.

Ive read the thread you have posted and i am very interrest for the works in AOKP Roms.

Thanks again for your dl-links and for your Statement here

happy flashing

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] OptimalKiller:
thanks gimmick56 I'm just glad to help out I thought this mod would be really useful to the Omega series AOKP Rom. Just glad to help out when I can, Keep up the good work on the Omega Roms.

I hope when I get my S4 soonish I hope the Omega team will start there Rom work on the S4. hint hint hint ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NadMaj:
wish granted... :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2253528

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40243561
[Galaxy S III Android Development] OptimalKiller:
Thanks. Not long for AOKP.;) I hear there is a cm build out for t-mobile . let the custom ROMs begin.

Good work omega team.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vickyboicancan:
I'm currently using the JB Omega 44.4 and want to flash this AOKP Rom instead

Before flashing I did a nandroid backup, wiped everything twice and then proceeded to flashing

After which i rebooted it and went into the normal setting up of stuff

I then restarted the phone and went back to CWM to do an advanced restore for data, and when I did so I keep getting stuck at my boot screen

Can anyone help?

Or is there no way at all for me to move to this rom?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] OptimalKiller:
Hi vickyboicancan

you cant do it that way as you are moving from a stock rom to an AOKP build, therefore you going to cause all sorts of issues when restoring the data. you will be better off using titanium backup to restore your apps and sms messages etc.

Optimal
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vickyboicancan:
thanks

I'll give it a go and see how it turns out

cheers
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate

there is a very good function in XDA called SEARCH

i have answer this theme xxx and more

here my answer for safety way to flash an AOKP Rom if you come from a Stock Rom

Many regards

wipe cache and dalvic

format cache

format data

format system

format preload

format sd card

thats the security way
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Awesome mate! Thank you very very much! Looking for this for a couple of months now and didn't find anything plus I was to scared to try it out by myself cause I'm not advanced enough. Again great work! Will try it and report back. I'm exited! :)

Edit: Seems to work great! Installed your zip and then the app. No issues fc or anything else. Cool thing. :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] OptimalKiller:
Hi Chris,

thanks for that, I'm working on a little tweak to integrate a CPU control manager into the settings interface. Once I have done this I will post up on here, basically there will be no need for a CPU adjuster as a separate app.

it will all be integrated into the settings menu

Optimal
[Galaxy S III Android Development] OptimalKiller:
Performance Control Mod for Omega AOKP

Hi Folks

I have seen this app on a few other roms and I thought this was quite a good app to have embedded into Omega AOKP rom. Basically its an app that control CPU overclocking and Voltages etc etc. SetCPU alternative you can access the control by going through the settings menu under the system. All credits to the people the created the app.

Screenshot attached

Enjoy

Optimal
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neebi007:
Hiya.

Got a issue. When I connect my sgs3 to PC it don't detect?

Am I missing any setting?

Cos it was working fine in stock also it's OK when I'm in download mode.

Also it shows device connected as MTP but it don't show memory cards as removable or mass memory device?

:*:N33b1:*:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] derfo:
Do you have a lockscreen PIN? After I connect my phone to my PC, I have to enter the PIN before I can see the contents of the phone and the SD card.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neebi007:
No boss no pin.

:*:N33b1:*:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] OptimalKiller:
Try turning off usb debugging on the developers option. In the settings menu of the phone. Then try to reconnect to the PC again.

Optimal
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neebi007:
Done that... No joy.. When I connect on phone it shows connected as media device. But don't show connected on kies or explorer....

:*:N33b1:*:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] derfo:
Reinstall USB driver?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neebi007:
OK I give tht a shot now. Let you know the progress. Thanks for help

:*:N33b1:*:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

you can try "MyPhoneExplorer"

works fine with my Phone

only google it, install to your PC.

Install the newest driver before.

In the Explorer you can set your calender, copy music from your PC and more

try it

many regards

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] shaggydiamond:
bugs

don't know if this is the right place to report bugs, so sorry in advance^^

The camera doesn't always seem to work, when I click the app it sometimes says ''cannot connect to camera'', after a reboot it's gone

Using Omega v7.0
[Galaxy S III Android Development] biezpiens:
touchscreen issue (sliding; scrolling on it's own)

Hi All,

I'm not posting here very often so apologies if I brake some of the rules.

I tried to lookup if someone's having the same issue but couldn't find anything relevant.

My issue is that from time to time, let's say, roughly, every 1-2 hours, the touch screen just starts acting weird on it's own.

The text starts scrolling up and down if I'm browsing the web or reading something.

Basically it's like someone's touching the screen even though it's completely cleaned and nothing is beeing done on it.

It happens in all application regardless of what I'm doing with the phone. all of the sudden the touch screen just starts acting weird. (scrolling up down, pushing buttons on it's own, etc.)

When it happens it does not last long, like 2 to 5 seconds, but it is really annoying, especially when reading or browsing web.

Any suggestions?

P.S. ::indie:: you're doing a brilliant work! keep it up!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

please search in this thread,

it's posted a few times here.

Thanks for understanding

many regards

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---------- Post added at 07:12 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:05 PM ----------

Hi mate,

no idea what happens with your phone.

Never heared this in AOKP Roms before.

Please flash the Rom again with no wipe.

If the issue are present then, download the Rom again, maybe you have a bad download.

Flash the new downloaded Rom with full wipe.

many regards

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] biezpiens:
I see,

alright thanks for advice mate, I will try to do it as you suggested.

I just had a thought - by accident I left my phone in a steamy place, uncovered. Could it be that moisture somehow absorbed into gaps around the screen and now is messing with the sensors?

It's probably a silly thought and my paranoia kicked in but still, asking just in case.

Cheers for the support, I do appreciate it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neebi007:
Fairly possible. I recommend over night take the battery out leave your phone on a warm dry place I.e. near heating radiator. And see if your ghost friend disappear from your phone.

One more question, where did you downloaded your ROM from?

:*:N33b1:*:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Yes mate it can be

try the good answer from neebi007 but have a look that the phone not get to hot

and let the cover open.

I wish you luck that the phone works after then.

many regards

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] biezpiens:
huge thanks for support guys.. noobi i dont exactly remember where i downloaded the ROM from but it was a torrent and i think i made sure it wasn't from the infected site. also i just realized that i have a ~0.5mm crack on the left side on the silver lining perpendicularly under volume down which stretches from back cover up till glass itself. i guess that's where my ghost "friend" got in.

hopefully will get rid of him.. thanks for support. very helpful, good ppl!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrewilley:
Another thing that helps with any moisture issues is to lay your phone in a bed of rice... really. Put uncooked rice all around it and leave it somewhere nice and warm (not very hot though) for a few days, without the battery connected. The rice acts as a desiccant - rather like silica gel, but you can eat it afterwards.

Andre
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi,

if all not work a little tip

in my county(Germany) we have some phone doctors. They repair complete displays for less money. I thing there will be same people in Riga

only search in Google or other search machine

and good news, the dl-link for Omega Roms and Files is secure now. "indie" have changed his server for all downloads. It will costs more money but secure is secure.

So a little donate to him will helps a lot for our "Magic Rom Creator".

(Donate link on the OP)

Thanks in advance

happy flashing

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] biezpiens:
huge thanks for the ideas, yesterday I kind of did what noobi suggested - i put the phone in a ofcourse clean shoe (trainer) so it does not get too hot and left it on a heater. I touched the phone after some half an hour to see if it is not too hot, it was nice and warm, like been left in the sun, so I left it overnight, and guess what - the ghost friend is ALMOST gone! He just appeared, once touched the screen and haven't seen him since. It definitely helped a lot cuz before he was annoying me constantly, now - almost gone , but I can't say 100 % that he's trully gone because he did touch my screen today once!

have to keep fighting with it and if I can't win I guess I'll have to find some Doctor as you suggested gimmick56.

Huge thanks for support guys. Beer from me!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neebi007:
That's good news.... I don't drink beer but you can hit thanks for me...o and by the way it's neebi not noobi ...... Lol..... you surly put ur phone under strong magnifying glass to see .5 mm crack.... If It happens to me and if my phone was in warranty I wud got it fixed from company, and if not in warranty then I get some super glue, use cocktail stick and close the gap carefully using the tip of stick with glue. So you can prevent it to happen again. Cheers

P.s. be very very carefull if you thinking to do wot I said above. Don't glue your buttons else you'll be blaming omega for low volume.

:*:N33b1:*:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] biezpiens:
Sorry neebi not noobi, my mistake! lol .. did hit u "thanks" though (y), thanks indeed!!!!!

I'll try to get it to the warranty.

From this actually another questions arises - Is Samsung responsible for all of it's devices? meaning that if I buy a phone from let's say Orange shop or any other communications operator.. but the phone is Samsung, question is: can I still take it to the Samsung shop or I have to go to the Orange, or any other comms operator where I originally bought it from?

If it depends from country - I'm in UK London, but I dont think it does, does it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] neebi007:
If you got insurance from orange then speak to them, else find closer Samsung service centre or outlet and see them.

Another thing you running omega ROM? You must be rooted and your flash counter must be showing "custom" in recovery/modified which some times cause prob. But same time according to European laws you can root modify your phone which don't void your warranty as long as fault is not caused by custom rom. Which in your Case isn't so you are well safe. But speak to orange first.

The law:::

The Free Software Foundation Europe argues that it is legal to root or flash any device. According to the European Directive 1999/44/CE, replacing the original operating system with another does not void the statutory warranty that covers the hardware of the device for two years unless the seller can prove that the modification caused the defect.

:*:N33b1:*:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] biezpiens:
Yeap, My one's rooted and running Omega 7. Thanks for that Law neebi007 - I was about to un-root it and flash a stock rom but didn’t really want to do that, but now I don’t have to! :))

So far the ghost friend does not make its presence to be felt therefore the only concern left is that micro crack on the side under volume down key.

If Samsung or Orange does not fix it I'll go with your suggestion again neebi007 and will agglutinate that crack :D (just not to stick those hardware keys which could result in dead silence)

Cheers neebi! And gimmick56 for valuable support! and andrewilley for the rice solution which I unfortunately didn’t have a chance to try.

Really good support from you guys. Appreciate it!

P.S. ::indie:: and omega team - you cook the best roms, keep it up!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
youre welcome mate

and all luck for you

regards

---------- Post added at 08:51 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:01 PM ----------

Hi all,

new yank555 Kernel update v1.5m

http://yank555-lu.net

happy flashing

Sent with XDA Premium / sorry for my bad english
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fizic:
Speaker goes off

Hi,

Something wrong with my phone - speaker goes off suddenly - I can't hear the party during the call but he can hear me. It's happened second time already (usually approximately in a one month after flashing the rom). Only re-flashing the rom helps.

But who can help me with the issue? What is it? Is it a conflict between some apps??? I tired to re-flash the rom. :crying:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
Hi mate,

try this

flash the rom new, only with wipe cache and dalvic

after flashing dont reboot,go to recovery/ advanced and fix permissions

many regards
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mecc1:
Motion sensor doesn't work on games like SpeedX 3D and Supersonic. Photoediting with Snapseed works but it shows alot of picture errors during editing.

Intalled this rom on top of original and with full wipe.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gimmick56:
hi mate,

what kernel did you use

try the siyah v1.9.1

thread link here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1709686

regards
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chris_84:
Try the from gimmick. And if it don't work try to enable lockscreen in audio settings. Worked in my case.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrewilley:
I think I'm going to give that a try to see if I can fix my background audio hiss problem. That kernel is fine with Omega7 I assume - and it's a simple dirty flash in CWM for such kernels, right?

Andre
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mecc1:
Of course reboot fixed the motion sensor, why can't i think of the easiest option always.. Still gonna try Siyah 'cos people are really saying good things about it