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[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Try via odin on computer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sad56:
Franco don't support aosp roms.

Flash a Samsung rom via odin.

Or try to just flash siyah kernel via odin.

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] daniel.hajdinjak666:
The problem is that the system stops. "system android force stops", and show that message every 5 seconds?! I reboot the system and again same thing. After rebooting, no internet connections. Any idea?!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DrReD:
cant connect my camera, maybe because update my firmaware camera!! :(

any solucion??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chrisgtl:
Thanks, finally found the Odin file I needed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xenitu:
Great rom thank you. The only issue i found so far is that my 64 gb micro sd card does not work. 32 gb works fine.

İ loved the smoothness of the rom. Samsung should consider using aosp launcher instead of touchwiz. İ think the only thling i am gonna miss from samsung rom is the smart search contacts at dialer application.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] androidpixar:
Thanks for all yor hard work, one Q, how does one change the display colors after initial reboot. Mine seems to be set at "vivid" and I can't for the life of me find the option where we could set it to natural/vivid etc on S3s.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BoostedSR20:
Is anyone using Light Flow? I just flashed the ROM, loving it so far. But light flow isn't working for me so far...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] daraj:
Is there a way to remove the persistent Google search bar from the homescreen? I looked but didn't find the place.

Tnx,
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Really loving this from - first one I flashed after rooting phone.

Smooth and slim.

I have same questions as others:

Can we change from what was "vivid" colour saturation in Samsung ROM - its too rich for me..

Can we get rid of the google search bar (though I am getting used to that).

Other than that I don't think I've had a problem and battery life seems substantially better without Samsungs crap everywhere...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fastcx:
Use Apex launcher
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zceep24:
APN setting not working

Hi

Tried to add APN but nothing works. Adding a new apn will result in blank apn list. Reseting to default will result the same thing

any suggestion?

thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III Android Development] miguelchvz89:
Hi guys,

2 things:

1) seems like the camera of the SGS2 have better quality than SGS3. Is it just me or what do you guys think ?

2) when will next update be released ??

Thanks folks !

:cowboy:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fr3d0x:
Today i think
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
After adding the apn,select menu and save or dial *#*#4636#*#* and select wcdma preferred.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] makaka11:
Battery life :

Antutu Benchmark :

Quadrant :

Source :

Samsung Galaxy S3 Kernel performance and battery life review for androind 4.0.4 and JellyBean 4.1.1
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Faryaab:
There will be no more updates to this ROM as I have released my SuperNexus ROM.

SuperNexus ROM: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1817345
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Milz136:
Can anyone post any statistics or batterystats regarding this rom? im interested I just dont wanna sacrifice any battery life
[Galaxy S III Android Development] speedyjay:
OK OK joke over lol :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zantekk:
wow, nice work!

good luck at fixing all the stuff :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
can you tell me what tools your using to extract the boot.img?

i wasn't able to extract it :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] capez:
I'm also interested in this information :) I'm porting JB to the little brother of sgs3...the sgs1 :D and the only thing missing is the editing of the ramdisk...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Faryaab:
Finally! The Download link is posted! :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bala_gamer:
dwonload started ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xdevilium:
Yeah, that...

And also what files do i need to copy to port this to Xperia Live?

I'm not a noob, im a developer... kinda :p

So please tell me from which rom i should copy and which files should i copy?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
please tell my how u fixed the boot.img :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] speedyjay:
Downloading now bud :-) "you're epic" lol

Flash via CWM yeah??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bala_gamer:
1. enter cwm

2. factory reset your mobile

3. install zip from sd card.

Man!! this ui is really fast and smooth.... at last google achieved it..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] winwiz:
just installed this

its lightning quick! impressive work faryaab
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TMaLuST:
Can I go back to my previous rom just by restoring the nandroidbackup?

Will I still have the cwm after flashing this rom?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bala_gamer:
yes enter cwm and restore your nandroid backup
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kobz1973:
Should this not be in the development section now?

Sent from outa space
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Painuchiha:
it should be ...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stuff:
I know hardly anything works, but can someone record a video if they have this flashed over. I just want to see a video and try some comparisons. Just to get the feel for how it would be. (I'm on a U.S. SGS3 so I can't flash this, I assume).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kobz1973:
U assume correct. Its for int i9300

Sent from outa space
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Toss3:
To be honest if all you want to do is watch a video of it, I'd just recommend watching one of a Galaxy Nexus running JB, as that's pretty much how it'll end up once the ports is perfected(same exact version).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] norpan111:
I want to see a a3 running it :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bala_gamer:
video recording never gives the feel of smooth ui and responsivenes ;). try it you will feel the difference and will fall in love with JB :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
Thank you downloading now then im testing then i will edit this with feed back and great work Faryaab much appreciated Already flashed it and im liking the new boot animation can't take screen shots with the phone seems quite quick and smooth but not much to test yet seems quite good liking the new lockscreen rippleish effect Hopefully this is a firmware samsung don't screw up for this phone and end up turning it in to a gingerbread like rom like they did with ICS
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sambir:
OMG i love you dude keep up the good work!!! i cannot wait to put vanilla Jelly Bean 4.1 on my Fresh S3 ;) I will wait untill it has no bugs anymore...I hope it will be like your Galaxy Nexus F1 rom which you made for S2 I9100
[Galaxy S III Android Development] norpan111:
I will freaking test it! How can this be smooth on s3?I just feel retarded because I can't understand it works and better yet works smooth and fast? Drivers etc? Wth just happened?

Judging by videos of jb running on gnex.. It's smoother then my wife's ass after I rubbed it with oil all night when she was drunk as f* sleeping and i was l... Err.. It was smooth
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ceo.mtcl:
Have you run quadrant standard on your wife's ass. Any screenshots for side by side comparisons? Videos will be greatly appreciated.: P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] norpan111:
That was my first thought when I woke up as well!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Michael_P:
More interested how battery life will be because not much of an upgrade from ICS and can just tack any extra features onto ICS rather than use a buggy pre-release Jellybean just for the sake of it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] brian6685:
Was anything said in the keynote about battery life? I didn't watch it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kobz1973:
Let's get this moved to the dev section and I'm sure the other devs will jump on it and start fixing...

Sent from outa space
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ceo.mtcl:
Any alternative links please? Mirror anyone?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] K Rich:
Being that I'm at work right now, I can't flash the rom, but does it have the on screen buttons enabled? I would much rather not lose screen real estate.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
Jelly Bean Battery life should be quite good since ICS wasn't even a fully finished project which they released and i like it way better than gingerbread also jellybean seems pretty fast and i would say stable but this is a port which nothing really works but at least it's progress and soon we will have jellybean
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Atarii:
Yes it does
[Galaxy S III Android Development] treble4:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qN3EXAFRxKQ great vid here
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Baldilocks:
I ran out of breath reading that run on sentence........
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stuff:
Exactly what I was looking for really. Thanks.

Definitely looks a bit better. I don't see how this could be so difficult for Samsung to code into their already existing software.

(Although I would much rather the AOSP android experience)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adiliyo:
oops, nvm

kudos to the dev work here though!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] joshnichols189:
1. Top left

2. Top Right

3. Bottom Right

4. Bottom left

Tap them in order, it should let you pass.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] silentgamer24:
Battery Life on Sprint Galaxy Nexus 4.1 JB

I need to know if the galaxy nexus has battery issues with 4.1, because I know it had terrible battery life on ICS, I currently have the Epic 4G Touch or GS2 and it gets 10 and a half hours of battery life which is ridiculous on high usage! So, someone please reply back!!!!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] norpan111:
10 hours HIGH usage doesn't have to be bad
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ceo.mtcl:
Made my friend jealous by showing him CM9 then immediately switching to Jelly Bean and he just got his ATT GS3 :-P.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bala_gamer:
lol, he would be pissed for sure ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DarkRyoushii:
Came to xda looking for any sign of developments for Jelly Bean on our S3's.. I wasn't disappointed at all!

Excellent work man! can't wait to see what comes of this!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] norpan111:
Wow that was a struggle to read
[Galaxy S III Android Development] spncrmoo:
So excited to see this taking shape already, thank you devs!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sam razzy:
Faryaaab did you sale ur galaxy s ii?

sent from TapaTalk

Rom: PARANOIDANDROID phone mode v1.5a

Kernel: Dorimanx Kernel 3.8v ... Best on my Galaxy s II

GOOGLE EVERYTHING
[Galaxy S III Android Development] daveop:
Thanks for working on this, will definitely donate when it's mostly working. No hurry sir, I know you are donating your time and efforts and I appreciate them both :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] shoey-n:
Totally agree, should move this to the dev section, all the devs will notice it then and probably help out :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Faryaab:
I still have my Samsung Galaxy S II.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] norpan111:
Crap i feel the urge to get a gnex now.. Just need to remind myself that it's coming some day and gnex doesn't have 4.8 display :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] S_Dot:
No. READ OP POST
[Galaxy S III Android Development] apascual89:
Yes, but it's also down to $350 in the play store. Not bad at all.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adiliyo:
dude, i've been in the same boat since the keynote at I/O.

if i can find one sub $300 i'll still probably pick one up for ****s and giggles, but i keep reminding myself that the S3 will get it soon, and our hardware is so much better.

if the gnex had an S4 SOC in it though, that would probably be a whole different story... :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lennyuk:
if your that desperate to play with android 4.1 then buy a nexus 7, don't waste it on getting another phone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Safe0716:
Yeah nice work dude, good luck to fixing bugs, and if you need a tester, and I'm here :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] strix75:
This is so cool :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] norpan111:
Already have a gtab 10.1, I would rather sell my 360 or something and just buy a used gnex for for 200 or something.. Maybe sell my gtab.. Yeah.. Or my lawn
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adiliyo:
I already have two on order but they won't be out for weeks!

I go through a ton of phones, for under $300, I wouldn't mind it as a Dev type device
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mix1987:
Hi can someone provide a mirror for the link? My computer does not agree with hotfile... Million thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] android_isda_shit:
hope to see your work on the sgs2 forums, maybe you can do a downgrade to your,

bootloader just this once, and dont use triangle away by chainfire, just use your jig

please, port this for us =)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] btyre:
First impressions: My God it's fast.

Non of the sluggishness seen is previous versions of android when cold booting apps. Cant wait until AOSP is pushed, though keep checking back here to see what progress is made.

Thanks for the quick port.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] silentjoker:
Yes its time to sell it. Money is an issue and i must go to a smaller price plan with another carrier. So im selling this bad boy..

PM ME IF YOUR INTERESTED

Its already S-OFF w Touch Recovery Installed.

Clean ESN

Phone is 95% condition ( 2 needle point chips on screen edge of the case not the screen itself.)

Asking: 300 Shipped out the door with next day delivery

or Best Offer

This will be posted in the marketplace i just wanted to give you guys and gals first dibs on it cause i liked the inc2 community and didnt want some google buyer searching for incs to make it leave xda...

Thanks guys
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] HypostaticOnion:
Thanks for your work bud, and good luck with sale.
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] Linch89:
Yeah man good luck
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] knipp21:
See ya round bro
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] joefrog1996:
Now the economy is taking our devs...... WHY!!!!!!!
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] ben7z:
I want to sell my Vivow too... i'm frustased using this stupid phone
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] HypostaticOnion:
What's so stupid about the phone??

Sent from my KangBang'd out vivow
[Verizon Droid Incredible 2] jameshmiller:
Probably operator error.:p

That's the only time I get frustrated with mine.:)
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] manuel_6154:
es que nesesito ayuda ojala y si alguien de todas las personas que tengan un Samsung galaxy 4g y sepa del tema me pueda ayudar. Gracias de antemano :D
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] mierkat09:
You wouldn't happen to speak English by chance?
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] manuel_6154:
do not speak any English.

thank you google translator answer
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
No le gustan a los mods del foro que hables en idiomas que no sean ingles. Que necesitas? Te mande un mensaje privado.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] sixstringsg:
Your OP needs to be in English, per forum rules. If you would please use google translate, put the English translation at the top, and you can leave your native tongue at the bottom.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] FBis251:
I've sent him a private message offering some help.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] blazen2000:
I also sent him a message offering help. I know fb is probably busier than me so im sure i can help him out.
[Samsung Galaxy S (4G Model)] hqa18:
send me a pm to with your contact info ...im a spanish too.hehe ..m pr here
[Nokia Lumia 800] apollo15rover:
So installed everything including Nokia update..

Settings About, Keyboard and Wifi won't open.

Did a hard reset and still no joy..

Ideas?
[Nokia Lumia 800] Leonardo.Satrianix:
Re flash
[Nokia Lumia 800] tewmgd:
You need to install ALL the language cab files.
[Nokia Lumia 800] apollo15rover:
Tried to install all files and then just one at a time and error comes back that there are no applicable packages..
[Nokia Lumia 800] tewmgd:
I think the update route is not an option anymore. You should try to flash the firmware with Nokia Care Suite
[Nokia Lumia 800] apollo15rover:
So.. I downloaded and installed NCS and got files from Navifirm.

However, when I go to Recovery, the Product Support tool doesn't see the data packages - tried rescan, and I have preferences to search in the location where the data is.

Am I missing a step? I have them downloaded, but is there an installation for the data package I'm missing?

Thanks for any help!
[Nokia Lumia 800] Skrypek:
Did you try deploying the missing language cabs using cabsender?
[Nokia Lumia 800] paulheu:
Copythe folder holding the files you got from Navifirm to C:\ProgramData\Nokia\Packages\Products and rename the folder to the model number (as in 'RM-801' for the EU Lumia 800)

Then in NCP do File>open product and select the correct product
[Nokia Lumia 800] RekAdy:
Sending the language cabs fixed this for me. No need to reflash or lose any data.
[Nokia Lumia 800] apollo15rover:
Goodbye for Now, Lumia..

Thank you all for the very helpful and instructive comments.

I did in fact attempt to use cabsender to send all language files to the Lumia; failed. Then tried one at a time; also failed. That's turned out to be the death nell (sp?)

I finally got the hang of NCS, got the correct files to appear, and also did the manual driver installations for x64. NCS could read my phone, but when I did the actual recovery, no matter what the phone just would not go into recovery. Would always power up and stick me either on starting or on checking mode. I even tried different button hold combos and then just not pressing anything - to no avail.

So it left me with a phone that could take and receive phone calls, but no access to ANYTHING requiring alpha input - including SMS and email.

Looking back, I think I may have also had a hardware issue. I could never get bluetooth to keep a connection properly - and many other RM-801 owners told me theirs worked fine; mine was not under warranty so was stuck. I don't know if that had anything to do with the phone rejecting the language files for 8112 and 8773, or with it not responding to any flash attempts - but wouldn't be surprised.

Today, I am thanking the Gods that I never got around to selling my HD7. I recommissioned it and got the new SIM for it and it's up and running nicely now. I figure if anyone dumps a Lumia *900 for less than $100, I'll go for it, but otherwise am intending to use this until I get my hands on a WP8 near the end of the year.

I found to my surprise that using the larger screen on the HD7 though less pretty was really refreshing. I love the form factor of the Lumia 800, but I think the Metro UI really deserves a bigger screen.

Anyway, congrats to all who had success and again many thanks to those who tried to help me yesterday and last night. Am sure we'll connect again when we have our Lumia Liquid Metal PureView WP8's!

Cheers,
[Nokia Lumia 800] Skrypek:
Try doing a simple refurbish instead of recovery. It doesn't require any buton acrobatics, just plug the phone in after starting NCS. The only trick in this case involves renaming the ROM files to match your phones Product Code, If you choose to flash with different variant.
[Nokia Lumia 800] apollo15rover:
Interesting; I'll give it a try!

I did remember that cabsender does a restore, but that didn't work.

I thought of the refurbish, but the software wouldn't appear. I will try your method after work tonight. Might be the trick.

Still suspicious of my phone's hardware, but man, I can live with it until WP8..
[Nokia Lumia 800] Skrypek:
Don't even bother with cabsender recovery - it uses Zune and Zune backups are uttterly useless.

NCS recovery means flashing a dead phone (or playing dead to force a different variant ROM) - that's where you need VolUp while powering on.

NCS refurbish means flashing a working phone - you plug it in normally and ROM file names must match your product code.
[Nokia Lumia 800] apollo15rover:
Hey Skrypek, you just SAVED me!! The file renaming followed by refurbish did the trick!

Also used your method to update to a UK Variant of Tango for the RM-801 - and went SMOOTHLY with no downloading and screwing around with language packs or cab files. Everything is running perfectly and can access all alpha functions SMS MMS, Email, Wifi, About Phone - i.e. every single thing that had been malfunctioning before.

I am now a strong fan of Navifirm + Nokia Care Suite - VERY easy to work with.

Now I just have to visit the T-Mobile folks and get a new microsim card!

(edit, feeling adventurous again, I cut my SIM card - SUCCESS - so now don't have to shell out another $20 to T-Mobile :))

Many thanks!

I really thought I had a brick and had posted an ebay auction for parts; glad I was able to snag the listing back!

Cheers,
[Nokia Lumia 800] apollo15rover:
Skrypek..

Did I tell you you're amazing?

Thanks again!!!!

Nice to have my Lumia back!!!
[Nexus S General] CooLoserTech:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1737340

Do it rite nao
[Nexus S General] CooLoserTech:
http://www.mediafire.com/?1jxtyj25e101598

Ramdisk
[Galaxy S III Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] knoo1:
hey, is it a known issue that data sharing (dlna) doesn't work at omega v6.0?

i can't activate "data sharing" since flashing omega and siyah

cheers
[Motorola Droid X2] ziggityz:
Since the zip isn't flashable, I found the directories where the files should go, and how to change permissions, but should I change them per peppermint's instructions or give the new files the same permissions as the ones that were included in the rom build? they are different.

peppermint says to use these permissions for the files in his zip

[x] [x] [_]

[x] [_] [_]

[x] [_] [_]

but the permissions on the bin file on my phone now are below, the permissions on the lib file are as above

[x] [x] [x]

[x] [_] [x]

[x] [_] [x]

and should I wipe cache/dalvik when done?
[Motorola Droid X2] iBolski:
Get root explorer. Navigate to /system directory, push the "Mount R/W" button to set the file system to read/write. Then, navigate to each file, long press on it until the menu comes up and select the "Permissions" menu item and set your permissions that way.

Once done, click the "Mount R/O" button again in Root Explorer to mount /system back to read only and you're done.