yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] algirnavi451:
This ROM is awesome. I was going to wait until nightlies to start flashing but as soon as I heard the camera was fixed I couldn't wait any longer. Been running smooth and without issues. I was just wondering, my notifications dont seem to work as they should in jelly bean, with the possibility to see part of the email or message. Is that a setting I'm missing or is it not part of the latest build?

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] slaakker:
I know this is a beta but man does this thing rock!

I don't know if it is just my setup but the native Wi-Fi security doesn't work for me.

Open works fine but neither encryption seems to work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JuggZaPoppiN:
I thought I saw this answered already, just don't know if this is possible our not. I love having all the motion features of the s3. Curious as to if these are or will be implemented into this Rom.

Thanks for all the hard work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] monstaX:
You would have to edit kl files in zip under keylayout folder. But the only way i know is turning them off. Not to sure. Someone correct me if im wrong.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] baublitz:
I second this question, I'm sure there are many who would like to know. I would love to have the best of both worlds.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lolanerd:
I don't think they will be implemented as the whole theme behind cm is that it's not pretty much vanilla android without the manufacturer skins. Whether it's possible or not I'm not sure
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
I wouldn't hold your breath for AOSP to include these device specific features. Your best bet it to wait for a SGS3 Jelly Bean ROM. That way it will be device specific to include this phone's special features, and get all the JB goodies. Of course, we will have to wait for an official (or leaked) JB build from Sprint before any of that is possible.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] zanderman112:
Or, CM could completely rewrite these features from source, like they did for swiping status bar to change brightness, or the notification drawer toggles. Anything is possible, it just depends on if A.) Someone wants to write the code, and B.) if CyanogenMod accepts it into the ROM. They have denied features being added because they weren't that useful.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rs3vans:
It's my understanding that those features are part of TouchWiz/Samsung's Apps. I believe they would have to be re-implemented from scratch into CM10 for the SGS3 (which I agree, is unlikely to happen).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jeffbucc:
How about we just enjoy a great alpha CM10 preview and let noobnl worry about getting the bugs fixed and then you can pester him with superfluous extras.

Let the aokp people worry about that stuff.

Sprint Galaxy S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] samuelhadams:
Incredibly fast and stable. Flash now!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
This may be a stupid question, but does that mean that the CDMA and GSM radios use the same drivers, or do you just include both drivers for convenience?

If they use the same drivers, does that mean I can use kernels from the AT&T or T-Mobile forums? Would there be any other minor difference between devices that would make this a bad idea?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] magoo5289:
Gestures are a feature of Touchwiz, so no these will not make it into CM. Someone may kang them into the release at a later date but it would no longer be Cyanogenmod at that point.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
Unless you potentially and likely want a brick, I wouldn't flash an AT&T or T-mobile modem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
Not trying to flash a modem from them. I never even mentioned modems in that post. I'm just asking if the kernel might be compatible since all versions of CM use the same kernel (as per noobnl's post). Since the radio is the only real difference between the US models, if the CDMA and GSM radios use the same drivers, then we should be able to use the kernels from the AT&T and T-Mobile versions with no problems. But they might use different drivers, and CM just compiles both the GSM and CDMA drivers into the kernel.

Really, I'm not so much worried about a brick as I am about getting cell signal.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KBizzle:
So are you saying that you want to try a different kernel to try and get better signal?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
No, I just meant that since all the US phones have the same exact hardware (motherboard, SoC, NAND, radios(?)), the chance of bricking a Sprint S3 with an ATT or T-Mobile kernel is extremely small, and the only effect I can think of would be the loss of cell signal if the radios are too different. I might be missing another important difference that would cause a brick, in which case, I'd like to hear from someone who knows.

Really, asking about using the non-Sprint kernels was about kernel choice, not signal. If we can use kernels from the other S3s (at least for AOSP), our kernel choices would multiply, and there wouldn't be "Sprint kernels", "ATT kernels", and "T-Mobile kernels". It would just be "US (actually, North America) Galaxy S3 kernels".

Obviously, I'm not sure if it's as simple as just grabbing an ATT or T-Mobile kernel. That seems too simple. If all the kernels are effectively the same, why would Samsung release the source separately for each carrier instead of just releasing US kernel source? Hence, my question.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] manso1102:
On a similar note, our ROM choices would really multiply if this universal rom idea by incubus ever happens.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=27938380

-Sprint Galaxy Slll_Transformer Prime-
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] <3me:
Been running this since the day it dropped. I a couple of things I have noticed.

Video playback is choppy I have an mkv I'm not sure what the encoding is but video and sound are choppy.

Second every once in awhile YouTube stops and freezes making me pull the battery.

Thank you for all the hard work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
That would be great. Kernels AND ROMs compatible across devices would be ideal. But until the IMEI issue on the GSM variants is fixed, I think everyone will be wary of mixing and matching (would you flash something for another carrier when you can't trust the stuff for your own?). I really hope the IMEI backup and universal ROM/kernels happen.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] manso1102:
Let's hope for the best!!!

-Sprint Galaxy Slll_Transformer Prime-
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DutchDogg54:
I've noticed youtube acting up a little, too. If I play a video then rotate the screen it will lag in showing the video while the sound stays in step...sometimes sticks like this for up to a minute.

Secondarily, wanted to let you know that you don't have to pull the battery very often - just hold the power button for ~ 8 seconds and it will reboot. It worked on my Epic 4G Touch like this as well, think it's a Samsung feature.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jr71x:
Yo, Hawkeye, lol, sometimes it just reboots but sometimes works, from what I've found... Seems like the worst soft bricks ya have to pull...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] donaldcaps:
I've been running the newest build since release. This morning I rebooted my phone and when it came back up I started getting com.android.phone crashes in a continuous loop which left my phone pretty unusable. Simply re-flashing didn't fix the problem, I had to do a full wipe and flash again.

Anyone else have this happen?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jae04cc:
Mines fine, and I've been running since release

Sent from my SGS3 w/ CM10
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lopezpm:
No issues here. How did you flash it to begin with? Did you do a full wipe?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jr71x:
When did it boot loop? And have you modified anything?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] donaldcaps:
Yep, I did a full wipe originally.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
'Google Now' and working from home?

Wasn't quite sure where to ask this. This question isn't ROM related per se, but since you guys have more experience with Google Now than most anyone on the forums I thought I'd ask quick.

I love Google Now, it quickly figured out where I live. The other day I was visiting my family and it popped-up with a travel time based on traffic to get back home, amazing! However, I work from home, and now it thinks my family's house is where I work. I can edit the address, but I'm not sure how that will work?

At this point I wish I worked outside of home and had steady hours. lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jr71x:
Still too new on that one, yeah I've noticed it too... Maybe Google it:rolleyes:

Report back to give intell... I'm kinda curious about jb's intention(s)...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rs3vans:
I've had this happen to me too. I think it has something to do with your data getting corrupted. I had to wipe data & cache to fix it :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ChickenArise:
Try it and see! Go to Latitude > Location History > then hit Menu and make your home and work addresses the same.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BigRitz:
I have a question sorry i searched but cant find, I think i remember reading that someone said it was best to flash cm9 then do not wipe and flash cm10 over can anyone confirm, the reason I ask is bat life and camera.

I have flashed almost every nightly and my camera has yet to work and the bat just drains, dont get me wrong tho this jb and dev team is the ish and I love the rom just need bat to last at work for the day
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rs3vans:
I haven't heard/read this. I came straight from rooted stock, did a full wipe, and then flashed cm10. Camera works great and battery life is awesome.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KBizzle:
I have tried this a couple times now and cant seem to get it to boot. Loops on the CM9 boot animation for a long time.

EDIT: Nvm, hadnt been using the CM10 boot zip. Worked this time. Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ksmullins88:
Its not on phone. The camera app isn't even there. I can try from the lock screen but it just doesn't even do anything. I'm gonna try flashing cm9 then this on top of it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] magoo5289:
Yup, I had to let the phone format it on ICS. If I tried to let a PC format, the phone never recognized it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KingOfThaJungle:
Is yours a ScanDisk?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dtruong23:
Delete Pages?

Is there any where to organize or delete the number of pages (screens)? I didn't see the option. Any ways, this preview is running pretty damn smooth. Thanks for the effort.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Skunk Ape1:
exFat file system needs to be reformatted to fat32.

________________

Just Flash it !!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rs3vans:
This is a CM customization, so it isn't included yet. Be patient...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sekigah84:
Guys. Can anyone confirm that upon power down + restart, you get a FC that won't go away?

Message:

"Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped"

I'll try to wipe cache and dalvik before booting to see if that fixes.

I restarted because opening camera will cause the battery to drain very quickly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sonarchist:
JB Running gr8........THNX Epic CM Team!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] zanderman112:
Can't believe I missed this!

Posted by Mr. Z's Galaxy S3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Bizdady:
Nope that Cm9 error is no longer on Cm10 for me. Are you doing a clean install or flashing over cm9?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] magoo5289:
Mine is a SanDisk Ultra
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sekigah84:
Did a clean install.

Wiped Data, Cache, Dalvik.

Flashed CM10

Flashed GAAPS

Rebooted. Found out I lost root.

Went back into recovery.

Wiped data, cache, dalvik and flashed root.

Rebooted.

Installed apps and set up phone.

Rebooted.

FC.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shiftedx:
LTE does not work in this build, although I will say this build is an amazing preview rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jsmcmahon89:
LTE probably won't be a feature of CM10 for a while, if I understand correct. Wouldn't anticipate it too much.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shiftedx:
Thats too bad, I can't put stand the horrible 3G speeds enough to justify stock jellybean on my phone :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] brewsbro:
I got the same. Could not get rid of it for anything. Went back to my old setup for now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mercado79:
You missed the part where you wipe /system from the mounts menu in recovery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] humdrum2009:
Nice Job

looks nice gonna rock this for a bit to test.;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smccall:
I have the galaxy nexus so I know what your talking about their are some fixes we can flash to see if we can get it working
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techusky:
No, just do a full wipe and flash the newest CM10 build. Also for your broken camera, make sure you're flashing the gapps one from http://goo.im/gapps. As for the three different radios, I found that using the LF9 radio killed my battery, so you might want to experiment with a different radio to get the best battery life, too. I get over 24 hours of battery life with almost no signal and sending some text messages throughout the day at work and wifi on while I'm at home.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Thanks, I'll let everyone know how it works. Google probably thinks I'm unemployed with as much time I spend at home. haha
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] baublitz:
I understand what you mean now. Would most people agree that implementing these gesture features in Cm10 is something that we all really want? I mean the camera quick access from lock screen is nice. Zooming and other things are cool too, and shake to sync is helpful. Idk, I feel like gestures are becoming more prevalent and are a key feature of this device.

Also, where can I donate to the development of this Rom for the Sprint variant?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] baublitz:
Is it possible that we could be seeing this in this Rom?

http://hx-custom-roms.com/galaxy-s3-camera-mod
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] elingreen:
[Q]

any way to remove the persistent search bar? i did a few searches but didn't come up with anything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techusky:
I think I read about someone removing it, but it involved uninstalling Google Now. I can't remember what thread it was in.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Rsloan:
I had the Camera/ Media no worky Problem, as fix I did a full wipe and flashed Cm9, then returned to recovery and flashed CM10 and the Gapps techusky just referred to no wipe all is well

with camera, gallery, and media music etc. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ChickenArise:
Try a different launcher - Nova, Apex, GO, etc.; I think all of them have options to disable/remove the persistent search bar.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techusky:
I was just pointing out that flashing CM9 and "upgrading" it by then flashing CM10 on top of it is unnecessary... you can just straight up wipe and flash CM10.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lopezpm:
Use a different launcher
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techusky:
Ah, that's a better alternative than uninstalling Google Now. Thanks :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Rsloan:
Try Apex Launcher very similar launcher with that option built in

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Lol beat me to it!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] algirnavi451:
I asked this earlier and got no response, so I'm going to ask again! Are the JB notifications not implemented into this version of CM10? I dont seem to have the ability to extend the notifications.

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jae04cc:
I was wondering the same thing, but then I noticed I get them on a couple things..screen shots for example, and talk notifications..not for Gmail it seems tho..weird

Sent from my SGS3 w/ CM10
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rs3vans:
Works on mine.

Edit: I tried it and you're right, gmail notifications don't expand. Text messages do though...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] algirnavi451:
Yeah, I was more asking for gmail. I use GO SMS Pro for text messages, might switch to regular messaging app for the expanded notifications. The gmail app was not included in the latest gaaps for me, maybe thats why?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] magoo5289:
I'd recommend Beta4 of Nova. It even integrates into the Settings panel as it would in a complete CM build.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jae04cc:
I use the inverted gapps, and gmail is included, but it's very possible that he included a Gmail that doesn't do those notifications..I'll ask on that thread

Sent from my SGS3 w/ CM10
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Darth Pooh:
Uninstall and reinstalling from the market might fix their issue... seems like its not JB Gmail...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Furok23:
not sure whats going on here:

ive flashed 3 diff sets of the jb gapps, and none of them have been able to solve the camera issues:/

camera still shows 3mp max, and crashed after taking a pic with the main camera

interestingly enough, the front camera doesnt crash no matter how many are taken

anyone else experiencing this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KBizzle:
Did you guys try grabbing the Gmail notification in the notification bar with two fingers and pulling down?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] algirnavi451:
Yup. Does not work. SMS and Voice do work though. Did it work in earlier builds/gaaps?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mercado79:
This is a feature of CM not the launcher. Apex shows up when installed too.

I'm guessing it's because Gmail is missing from the latest Gapps. I've been meaning to do a diff between the two gapps and integrate what is missing in the latest one. Maybe it's just the Gmail apk. I've attached it if anyone wants to try pushing it to /system/apps/. Note: 2.67mb (Play store) vs. 2.31mb (7/15 Gapps)

I'm not on CM10 at the moment, but plan to switch back later today.

EDIT:

I removed the attached Gmail apk. Gapps has been updated to include it. You can find it at the Goo.im site.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techusky:
What CM10 build are you using? The newest build with the gapps from http://goo.im/gapps works great as far as the camera is concerned. I can toggle between 3 and 8MP. You might want to do a full wipe and re-flash the latest CM10 build with these gapps.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Furok23:
currently using the latest (7.23am) build. same as youre using i assume?

i just flashed the 20120726 gapps posted this morning, but to no availl. guess ill try a full reflash again

thx
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] algirnavi451:
I'm guessing it's because Gmail is missing from the latest Gapps. I've been meaning to do a diff between the two gapps and integrate what is missing in the latest one. Maybe it's just the Gmail apk. I've attached it if anyone wants to try pushing it to /system/apps/. Note: 2.67mb (Play store) vs. 2.31mb (7/15 Gapps)

I'm not on CM10 at the moment, but plan to switch back later today.[/QUOTE]

That did it! Thanks! Maps was also missing from the gaaps, but idk if it is usually included or not.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techusky:
I didn't realize there was a newer gapps posted today... I'm using the one from 7/17 if you want to try that one when you do your full reflash.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Furok23:
i was on the 7/17 build before this morning. definitely looks like its a ROM issue and not gapps. unless ive already broken my phone :P
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] averymlewis:
What exactly is the issue everyone is having???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mercado79:
The Gmail apk I posted washing the 7/15 gapps. Didn't realize there was a new one.

Sent from my Sprint Galaxy S3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] magoo5289:
That did it! Thanks! Maps was also missing from the gaaps, but idk if it is usually included or not.[/QUOTE]

Nah, they pulled it. The rationale is if it is available as a download in the play store, there is no need to have it in a gapps installation package.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Furok23:
my personal issue is with the camera. still super buggy even with being on latest rom build and gapps version

other people were having issues with gmail not have expandable notifications, but according to the changelog, that is not included in the latest gapps on goo.im
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jharre08:
Full wipe > 7/23am CM10 > Latest GAPPS from goo.im
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] zanderman112:
Running latest build+7/17 Gapps from goo.im/gapps with no issues. Almost all included CM Settings work as expected(if not all). Camera and Google Now work fine.

Very fine work.

Edit: to avoid being asked this.

I haven't wiped data since flashing CM10 the first time(there is zero need to do that), but I always wipe cache and dalvik before flashing the newest build, and I always reflash Gapps afterwards before booting.

Edit 2: actually, it seem the "Long Press Back Button" to kill apps feature doesn't work right yet. Instead of killing the app, it kills SystemUI. Had to reboot to get my status bar back lol.

Sent from Mr. Z's Galaxy S3.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] averymlewis:
Just to let everyone know that is having issues with their Device you should be running the latest build of Gapps. Which is located Below.

http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20120726-signed.zip
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rwright64:
There is a new gapps today for jb. Anyone flash it yet?

Damn! Too slow!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dc5guy:
Pressing the physical home button to wake the phone brings up my secondary home button command (notification pull down) instead of just turning on the screen (when the screen is off, before my pattern lock is activated - 5 min delay setting). This may be caused by Nova launcher (on JB), however, this problem did not happen on any of the TW roms.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] magoo5289:
Wakes up normally for me on Nova doing the above process (I usually just hit the power button). Which Nova are you running?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrHax:
Same. I have had no issues other than those reported by others. Loving CM10.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mikiemon:
A new Gapps was posted and this was listed in the info for it.

* Adds Jelly Bean Gmail with two-finger expansion.

But it also has new youtube and possible bugs. I'm getting ready to install it now. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] No1ustad:
I don't have a camera app after flashing CM10 and the newest gapps? where do i pick this up? (and google now)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] averymlewis:
I have it installed. No real issues I have noticed except when I first opened Youtube to play my first video it video graphite but its not doing it anymore that I've seen. Nothing new or different going on with Gmail that I can see. Everything else runs smoothly. Camera is recording and taking pictures with 8mp camera as well.

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WIpe and clear cache then reinstall Rom/ Gapps Version -(

http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20120726-signed.zip

) it should install automatically
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rs3vans:
Already an update for YouTube from the play store :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mercado79:
if the reason you're saying this is because you had an existing shortcut on your homescreen that no longer works, it could just be that you need to add a new shortcut from the app drawer.

at some point, the camera app was replaced with a different version. you probably still have camera in the app drawer. look for it there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Furok23:
full wipe and reflash did it

inb4 always do that when problems

interesting to note however that the 7/23am build was the first id installed, but the successive flashings of gapps didnt seem to actually update me despite the confirmation of install in cwm
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] No1ustad:
wow. no idea why it didn't work the first two times, just tried it a third time and it worked out. thanks!