yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] raisins:
Some removed apps are still there?

I flashed this following your root tutorial on your other post, and everything went fine. Except there are some apps that for some reason didnt get removed (looks like its just Color, My Verizon, Mobile Hotspot, Kies air, S suggest, VZ navigator, youtube)..

Should I try flashing again through CWM now that I'm rooted? Also Is there any advantage to using Odin to flash something rather than just CWM? (Never used Odin before until now)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] droidstyle:
Just freeze those apps with titanium backup :p
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] DebianDog:
I am curious why he would rip out DivX/AVI support?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NFSP G35:
Maybe I'm missing something... I couldn't push with ADB, what/where did you drag drop?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] funkymonk101:
Let's make this clear. This is a STRIPPED ROM. What that generally means is that every single thing that CAN be removed, while allowing the phone to still mostly function, has been removed. Many of the removed APKs are very useful, many of them will be desired by a majority of users. But the point of a stripped ROM isn't to only remove bloatware (that's a de-bloated ROM), it's to remove EVERYTHING possible to the bare bones, and allow users to add back whatever they want.

Thank you to the op for getting us started on what looks to be a long fun road of ROM goodness on the VZ S3!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] gge5:
I just flashed over the stripped md5 image using Odin3 v1.85. It successfully gave me root. It didn't even remove any of my customizations or previously installed apps, which I was surprised about.

However, the Swype portion of the stock keyboard is no longer working. I can still tap out words, but I miss the Swype functionality. Was anyone able to flash this and retain Swype?

Edit:

In fact,the only thing flashing did was give me root. VZW apps are still present. Should I hard reset?

Edit 2:

At least in the original rooting thread, they say that hard-resetting will only make more things break...

Edit 3:

Solved - Installed Swype Beta, which works great, and I've hidden the VZW apps in the launcher. I guess I could use Titanium Backup to freeze things, but I want to make sure it's all stable so that I don't get ahead of myself.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Neverendingxsin:
So if I flash this in clockwork after doing the rom ill effectively be 100% Verizon stock rooted?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Tbenson:
Yes flashing stripped from OP then the zip of all apps will be basically rooted stock
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] tonu42:
Yes, that was the idea since people may want to revert. Also there were issues with the other rom.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] s197:
You could also open it up with 7z and pick and choose which apps you want to re-install.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sincerity:
works great thanks for the hard work....

when I try to flash the stock android apps in twrp though...I can't see them...I don't have external sd card is this why? None of the internal sd stuff shows up, unless I am looking in wrong place...?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Neverendingxsin:
Good idea. So I can root with the rom, adb recovery, then flash the zip and then activate my phone? Or should I activate my phone and then root?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Kipland007:
Has anyone found a way to remove the Wifi notification when on this rom? I sqlite method from droid-life doesn't work as line 86 doesn't exist anymore...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] suzook:
Line 10?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Kipland007:
Wow... thanks. Makes me feel stupid I didn't even see that.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NFSP G35:
So I flashed to this, and then added just a couple back in (needed mail for exchange functionality, and something else, IDK)

Very pleased with the results... honestly, I'm pretty freaking happy just to have root and a phone that doesn't vomit rainbows at me every time I boot up :eek:

I need to look into this, the Wi-Fi notification thing is driving me bonkers.

What location do I need to look for in the database?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] aj8600:
Pleased to say my battery life is exceptional.

Pretty heavy use with initD mod installed with stripped rom
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Kipland007:
Setting storage -> settings.db -> secure then change line 10 value to 0 and reboot. Worked perfectly for me using sqlite
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] BugginOuT:
Motion

I flashed to this rom as soon as I received my phone. Thank you and great work. "Motion" has been enabled on the phone, but the functionality isn't really there. Does anyone know which .apk do I need to install to get this working?

Many thanks...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] funkymonk101:
Thanks!

Just want to say thanks, this stripped ROM is perfect, works great. Went straight to root using this.

I don't miss any of the Samsung apps. I installed the AOSP Exchange/Email APKs (found here), and they work great. Kept the MMS app just because it integrates well with the lock screen. Then once I installed Nova Launcher, PlayerPro, and Business Calendar, I had a real phone again ;)

I wish there was a way to have the double-tap-home bring up Google Voice Search, but maybe later on someone will figure that out.

Can't wait to see what else comes from this great dev community!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] breakerfall:
Agreed... long-press on the menu key does bring up Google Search, and from there you can do Voice Search/Actions, but I'd also like to see some more options for button long presses.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] :
No kidding, the boot animation is ridiculous. I miss the one I had on my Incredible, but even the stock one on that wasn't all... Rainbow-ey.

On a side note, nice to see you around here invisiblek, I've been using your CM9 KANGs on the Dinc, and even used your kernels for it a few years ago.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JWorth:
how exactly did you do this? i'm not familiar with sqlite but am definitely looking to get rid of the vzw wifi notification
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] M4gicM@:
Download this sqlite editor http://code.google.com/p/xdroidx/downloads/detail?name=SQLite Editor-9.apk

Now find com.android.providers.settings

Click on settings.DB

Click on secure

Fine the field wifi_networks_available_notification_on and change the value from 1 to 0

Done!

You may need to restart.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] AB_:
This.

Is there an app or something we can get to change the functions?

I want to be able to close out of apps completely by holding the Back key
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] drmanhattan:
What about our launcher settings?I can't figure out how to get into the trebuchet settings menus
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] JMooney5115:
I like the idea of this ROM, no Bloat. One question though. Does it block future OTA updates?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NFSP G35:
Well, I changed it, rebooted... pop-up still comes up... le sigh
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Kipland007:
Download sqlite (or a free version... I'm not sure of any names but there must be one) and then just follow this guide. You will see a number of options when you start the app, settings storage being one of them (though it's alphabetical so you will have to scroll down a bit). Follow the steps I listed. Changing from 1 to 0 removed the notification for me and it seems other people as well.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NFSP G35:
That's exactly what I did, which is why I'm confused as to why it didn't work.

But now that's of minimal concern because I have some sort of crazy battery-drain issue.

This is freaking annoying
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] M4gicM@:
OK, the pop up is NOT the notification. The notification is well the message in your notification bar. To get rid of the pop up you need to use anycut and link to HiddenMenuWifiOffload then disable it. There should be a better way to do this because there is an option in the wifi menu to disable it but it does nothing at the moment.

This subject has been covered multiple times in the general section.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1764105&highlight=wifi+popup
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] drmanhattan:
What launcher is everyone using I can't change the default settings in trebuchet and I really want to change the long press functions of my soft keys because because this home button is killing me and nothing happens when I long press the forward or back button
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] sincerity:
been using nova here...no problems
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dubluv17:
My messaging app FCs after flashing this. Ran a search and didn't find much. Any ideas?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hmong_Xiong:
Same, full wipe too, any ideas?

I also Odin backed too the rooted regular rom with the bloated things and message fc

Sent from my SCH-I500
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NFSP G35:
Ah, cool. Thanks for that and sorry about the confusion! :good:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dubluv17:
I ended up just pushing the stock AOSP messaging through Root Explorer. You remove the Samsung one, push the stock on to /system/app, then fix permissions and you should be good. Fix permissions in recovery.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Hmong_Xiong:
Thanks, i ended up switching to BeansTown's rom. It's what he had to do, hopefully we can get the regular sec-mms app working

Sent from my SCH-I535
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] shilohdrummer:
Did anyone notice how the swype from the Samsung keyboard doesn't work anymore?

Also, WHERE CAN I GET S-VOICE ON THIS PHONE?! I don't consider S-Voice bloatware at all!

I've tried the "leaked" Apk, but I don't think it's the same as the original. Any answers?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kthung:
Sorry if this seems noobish but I've never flashed a "stripped" rom before. Once I push the .apks I want back, do I just run the .apks using a file manager like root explorer? Do I need to do anything with the .odex files or do they just have to be on the phone?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] drbveb88:
If I haven't rooted yet, can I just flash this rom through Odin and get root that way?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NFSP G35:
^ yeah, that's pretty much how it works lol
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] idelgado782:
Nova along with the prime add on. I love it!! Gestures, unread counts, shortcuts, and it's crazy fast!!! Been using nova since before it came out on the play store and it was a beta here!

Sent from a sexy a** Galaxy S III
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kthung:
Can anyone explain how to reinstall the .apks we want?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hsomnus:
Some you can just put in download file on phone and install them by clicking on it. System apps must be placed in sys/apps folder and reboot phone
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kthung:
Thanks, when I try and push to the system/apps/ folder I'm getting an error stating I don't have access to that location. I'm kinda new to adb
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] dwach414:
Messaging app unfortunately did not work. I personally like the default one, so in order to fix it I installed a stock rooted ROM where it worked. Then I used titanium backup to back up the app. Then I flashed back over this ROM, then restored the backup and voila all is fixed!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hsomnus:
If you have root explorer you can move them from your download file within the phone to the sys apps folder by copy and paste or cut and paste then reboot
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] seoulstyle:
Here's a short video for how to do it with Root Explorer. It's much easier. This is for a different phone, but you basically do the same thing!

http://youtu.be/qvwEGUQsn8I
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kman79:
I'm about to flash this ROM, and wanted to clarify this. Did you have to uninstall the messaging app that came with this ROM first before restoring the stock one with Ti Backup? What is the stock messaging apk named? Thanks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kthung:
If you flash the CM9 messaging app in the OP it will automatically remove the stock touchwiz version.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nfrederick:
Thanks for the hard work, plan on flashing this Friday once I get my phone. That is of course unless the bootloader is unlocked and other things are released by then...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] hredder:
Download yesterday. Works great. Only issue I am having is that I am not receiving mms. Not sure why. I can send pictures but cannot receive. Am I missing a certain apk? If anyone can pm me that would be great.. btw im using handcent sms for the texting application..is there a way to get mms to work for this application
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] stephangardner:
Verizon apps

i didnt think there was much difference between the stock phone and rooted. seeing as how as soon as i got home i rooted the phone using the fully stock image in the third option. the phone seemed no different. then i decided i wanted the 32 gig one and now i see the difference. this one is laggy especially on the back and menu buttons. so second time i root i figure i will go with the stripped down version to see if it speeds up

only thing is i do use the mobile my verizon and the verizon visual voicemail apps. anyone got them so i can put them on after i flash this stripped down version????
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] NFSP G35:
Doesn't the included zip file have the Verizon apks?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] stephangardner:
just finished downloading so i will know in a few

its not included in the zip its a seperate one. but it says something about making sure if it has an associated odex with it??????????

---------- Post added at 12:59 AM ---------- Previous post was at 12:11 AM ----------

whats it mean manually push them??????
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] stephangardner:
now my messaging app force closes everytime. it says "unfortunately, messaging has stopped." i even wiped and reinstalled the stock unmodified rom and still the same prob

problem solved. flashed stock unrooted using oden then reflashed stock rooted. would still like the stripped down version. or if anyone can tell me how to use terminal or adb to remove unwanted apk's
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] rygel404:
Great Battery Life

I have tried various versions of Bean's custom ROM, different versions of SynergyROM, as well as the stock ROM rooted. I did not realize there was something included from the stock ROM that was running down my battery until I tried your original stripped version I535VRALF2; I was getting fantastic battery life, but left to try some of the other ROMs because I wanted to try out some themes.

I miss the battery life of your stripped version, so i am glad to see you have posted an updated version; will be trying this ROM out this week. Thanks for all your hard work! :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mjb32803:
The link in the OP for the updated rom has a broken link?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] nosympathy:
The upload he had didn't work, wouldn't boot, so he pulled it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ranchosteve:
ANy body have mirror, The link seems to be down.

Also would any body know if I can flash this with odin without CWM, I am trying to get past the verizon activation screen.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bgoode2006:
idk know if this bump is allowed. but the link is bad and i really really need this image file ;)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] TokedUp:
Oh man I got all excited and thought Invisiblek made a TW rom with the new ML1 LOL this bump is killing me!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Da Kine:
I'm running bigxie's Jelly Bean rom, the latest version (6-29-12) and every thing works fine for a day, but when I get to to the second day of use of this ROM (I've flashed it a few times now since the release and the same thing keeps happening) the phone/dialer wants too stop working after a call has been made. For example if I call my voicemail, the dialer stops working so I can't enter my pin to listen to the voicemail, or if I call someone I can't put them on speaker phone or I can't press the end call button. Before I make a call the dialer works fine.

Has anyone else experienced this problem? I know it has nothing to do with the way I flashed the ROM because everything works fine the first day. At first I thought it had to do with the navigation bar mod I was using but, this is my second time flashing the ROM completely stock and I'm still getting the same problem. I've also tried fixing permissions and nothing. Tries wiping the cache of the dialer and nothing.

Can someone please help?!?!?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] trilogee:
Not getting that problem ..maybe you just got a bad download? try redownloading the package and flashing again
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Deleted member 4724957:
My best bet is to just go with the stock Preview Jelly Bean Rom. From what i heard majority of the modified Jelly Bean roms are real crappy. Just go back to Stock ICS or w/e ICS rom you were using before the final version of jelly bean will be coming out shortly.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] Da Kine:
Guess I'll go back to ICS for now....thanks for trying to help.
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] trilogee:
I'm on bigxies rom and there are no problems whatsoever don't be so quick to assume its the rom. I actually find this rom to be more stable than his b2 4.0.4
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] jamms:
I have 4.1 running on my Galaxy Nexus with Team Liquid Vicious' Rom. It is near perfect. I suggest following the steps here to install V3 rather than downgrading.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1738018
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] SayDfuse:
ive searched xda for a couple of days, ive googled, ive youtubed. and nothing has helped. seems like not many people are having this problem. but i recently got a galaxy s2 i777. stock GB firmware. stock everything. everything on it worked fine all connections and all the other good stuff. the only problem is when i try to charge it via wall charger it automatically shuts off and flashes the battery charging over and over again. (btw when i plugged in i CAN boot into download mode) same thing happens when plugged via usb. So i got tired and i odined flashed ICS because i read that would fix many bugs.. to my surprise it fixed the battery flashing issue and now when its off and plugged in it charges like it normally would but i CANNOT boot up when its connected to any power source. and even on ICS it still shuts itself off when plugged in. i need to know how i can get it to stay turned on when charging.

sorry if its a little long guys. i hope you can help me solve this problem, and to the ones that are gonna ask why i started a new thread just for this.. well because no one else seems to be having my specific problem. tThank you guys so much in advance for your help :)
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] BROKKANIC:
Are you using an after market battery? If yes, try swapping it out with a factory one
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] SayDfuse:
i bought the phone without the battery. i have tried 2 different batteries bought from radioshack and still having the same problem. any ideas?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Caliesv:
Stock sgs2 att batteries?

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[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] creepyncrawly:
Sounds like the battery is the problem. Make sure the battery you have is NFC. Immediately under the Samsung logo at the top on both sides, it should say Near Field Communication.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] Phalanx7621:
The other option of course is to try flashing a different Rom and kernel and see if the problem persists. But they're most likely correct, you'll probably need a new stock battery. Some phones you can use a battery bought from anywhere, our phones are just kinda temperamental. Most likely because of the NFC capability but that's just a guess.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] raikol:
When using a stock Sammy Rom you need a stock battery w/NFC. A Aokp/Cm9 can sometimes use an after market battery. I found that out after buying one without NFC and it did what you describe. Right now I am running Task AOKP with non NFC batt and everything is fine.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II SGH-I777] thanitos:
http://cellphone-repair-shop.com/samsung-galaxy-s-ii-battery-lithium-ion-1650mah/

OEM stock battery. You're welcome.
[General Questions and Answers] t-liner:
Dear all,

since I'm new, I'm not allowed to post questions in this AOKP 8.2 SE thread.

At first of all: I really like this AOKP Ice Cold Sandwich

I have some questions regarding the custom Navigation Bar feature for

AOKP 8.2 Ice Cold Sandwich Summer Edition

for HTC Desire HD.

I can't find the menu item Navigation Bar.

2nd Question is:

Where do I get these lovely weather widget and date wigdet?

I searched the market for a long time but didn't find these widgets.

Could anyone please tell me the names of the widgets and how to enable missing menu item Navigation Bar for HTC Desire HD?

I did a complete wipe before installing AOKP 8.2 SE.

Regards

t-liner
[Galaxy S III General] Colmdave:
I am going to get one of the apps and I want to know which is easier and more efficient.

Also which has better features?
[Galaxy S III General] gee2012:
I bought them both and they don`t differ that much. With tapatalk you can enter different forums and store them all. XDA can only be used for the xda forums afaik.
[Galaxy S III General] doccrow:
Solely interested in xda then go for xda app but if varied interest then think about tapatalk.

Not very difficult to choose from
[Galaxy S III General] Avilove.Cullen:
Tapatalk

Si usted le da sentido a continuación, obtener el respeto .. Mi mente joven que ;)
[Galaxy S III General] Colmdave:
Ya I was going to get tapatalk until I found the xda app and wondered if I was missing out on features, seeing as it's the official app. Thanks for the replies
[Galaxy S III General] escalicha:
Tapatalk is better because you can enter to diferents forums but, xda app is the best for this big forum :good:
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
depends on your usage, if you wanna control various forums from your device the tapatalk is the way. only xda? then xda premium app
[Galaxy S III General] AndreiLux:
They are both inefficient, outdated, battery draining piles of crap; sadly there's no alternative that I know of offering the same kind of features.
[Galaxy S III General] henrybravo:
If you buy the xda app it monetarily supports this site.
[Galaxy S III General] PiracyX:
Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III General] danarama:
I too own both, but since I also post at Android folrums and they re-enabled tapatalk support, I have to go with Tapatalk. Everything in one window.
[Galaxy S III General] foo:
I have Tapatalk and don't know about XDA premium. Is there anything XDA premium can do better than Tapatalk?
[Galaxy S III General] danarama:
Not really no. Its made by Tapatalk, but just for XDA. Its tapatalk lite.
[Galaxy S III General] jethro650:
The XDA app allows you to see the XDA portal(newspage) and I haven't found a way to do that with tapatalk. From the top menu in the XDA app press more then news. Other than that its what everyone else says, for multiple forums, tapatalk, just for xda, then xda app.
[Galaxy S III General] CuBz90:
I think XDA Premium app is better for access to XDA, I have both because I prefer to have straight access to XDA which is the only forum I visit often. The XDA app is also good for easy access to the XDA portal, but since changing from a HTC Desire HD to a Samsung Galaxy S3 its easier and much better to use the main website to access the portal.
[Galaxy S III General] Red Wolf:
Tapatalk all the way, since I go to hell out of forums so lol
[Galaxy S III General] matttye:
Shame they don't support Tapatalk HD :( means I have to have both tapatalks on my iPad!!

Edit: Nevermind works now :p
[Galaxy S III General] foo:
By the way, why is it so important to let the whole world know that one is using Tapatalk? I'm referring to the signatures like "sent from ... using ...".
[Galaxy S III General] Halmo:
Why do you even need an app you are using the Galaxy SIII man it's pretty much a computer in your pocket and has no issues loading the forum on its stock browser.
[Galaxy S III General] matttye:
It's the default signature, clearly a sneaky tactic by the author to get some free advertising. :p