yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] sjgore:
That's quite an old modem, try LH4 which is the latest modem that codeworkx has uploaded to the CWM folder. Might make a difference.

Personally, I'm on the LH7 modem and everything seems fine.
[Galaxy S III General] Antony_McLovin:
but LH4 isn't necessarily the best modem right? I have the LH1 modem. What are the advantages of upgrading? Can we say that LH4 is newer than LH1,LH2,LH3 and older than LH5,6,7? The only thing I remember is trying
[Galaxy S III General] big_adventure:
If you are not having modem problems, don't switch. If you ARE, try switching. That's really it. I'm on LH4 in Paris and it's great.
[Galaxy S III General] Antony_McLovin:
but how can I get LH8?
[Galaxy S III General] braders2k:
Anyone have the link for the latest gapps? Just about yo flash with cm10 :)
[Galaxy S III General] zoot1:
here you go...

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you will have to extract it from the Odin Package...or wait for someone else to bundle it..

AFAIK
[Galaxy S III General] Antony_McLovin:
I think this is not going to happen cause the final release is coming soon
[Galaxy S III General] CandyAndy:
This was a no go :

All started well. No random reboots no serious battery drain and all going well.

Go to work. At some point feel some heat in the pocket. Battery going crazy. Reboot. No help. Shut down battery out. Not sure if help.

Anyway then when started browsing Internet the screen suddenly started to flicker strangely and then without anything screen goes dark. Found out that battery just got from 16%-0% in seconds. Bad battery stats? Maybe. But the screen flicker had never seen before.

Anyway for some strange reason this seems to work ok when at home with wifi on. But something strange happens when with 3g.

And yes again was working and got quite big issue with this so didn't have time for logs.

Just saying that maybe not ready as a daily driver.

Nevertheless I do love this rom, it is the most promising there is and it sucks now to be back to stock. Will be back when this gets stable.

Once you go cm you don't go back.

Thank you for your hard work and please don't think this post was for disrespect because this is not. I appreciate everything you do with your free time.
[Galaxy S III General] wolfboy1984:
CWM flashable LH8 modem here.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=30821635
[Galaxy S III General] xmRipper:
Yes every OTA update contains a new modem. H indicates 8th month, and the number next to it is the version.

After September 1, we will see the LI1 rom, and LI2 LI3 afterwards..

So newer version means old version+bug fixes which is better.
[Galaxy S III General] yoramweil:
Problem with background apps. Runtastic had shutdown twice on 2 occasions. Quite destroyed my run... Apart from that not major issues
[Galaxy S III General] sgngsk:
Found the cause to slow wifi and mobile data connection. I have block "(root) - application running as root" from accessing network using Droidwall.

Interestingly when blocking "(Kernel) - linux kernel". There were packets attempting to access the kernel. View attachment 1289110
[Galaxy S III General] big_adventure:
This is probably caused by the memory leak you'll see referenced on every single page of this thread since the 200's at least. Once the system is low, it starts aggressively killing background apps. Reboot before you run, and it should be fine.
[Galaxy S III General] b3ndech0:
i just installed Supersu and Updated the binaries. with disabling Superuser in app settigns, are the settings within the SuperSU app ment, where it says "Enable Superuser"?
[Galaxy S III General] Fate_Hunter:
Except the memory leak, everything is AWESOME. Memory leaking and make my GO Keyboard force stop sometimes. I hope CM team will fix the Memory Leak soon.
[Galaxy S III General] big_adventure:
You don't even have to disable superuser in app settings. When you change the "su" binary, you force SuperSU to handle all the calls anyway.

In fact, I would NOT disable superuser, because when you flash another cm10, it's going to copy in a version of su that uses superuser, not SuperSU, and if superuser is disabled, you won't have root. You'll be able to get it back, but why add a step, when disabling it does, quite literally, nothing at all for you.
[Galaxy S III General] big_adventure:
My phone just soft-rebooted. I wasn't using it, I caught the cm10 boot animation out of the corner of my eye . I don't know what caused it - memory exhaustion is possible, since I had not rebooted it since yesterday early afternoon, iirc. No need to enter my pin to get back wireless service.

/proc/last_kmsg attached.
[Galaxy S III General] butcher211:
When the flashlight app turns the flashlight on. After 10-30 seconds the light is for 10 ms brighter than normal.

Does is makes sense to post a logcat file here?
[Galaxy S III General] fOmey:
DOH ! dumb mistake.. delete.
[Galaxy S III General] Net.silb:
Anybody know what cm-9.1.0-i9300.zip in DL link is?
[Galaxy S III General] jhericurls:
Total shot in the dark but would it be CyanogenMod 9? :rolleyes:

The join up process for this forum needs an overhaul. A minimum IQ level is needed to pass.
[Galaxy S III General] brian6685:
It's probably cm9
[Galaxy S III General] NemesisRE:
Maybe it is simply what the name wants you to tell: CM9.1

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[Galaxy S III General] big_adventure:
CM9.1, I'd imagine. :D
[Galaxy S III General] blacktoo:
Stable Version of CM9
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
Yes, the name says it all, CyanogenMod 9.1.0 for the i9300
[Galaxy S III General] big_adventure:
I think that what you meant to say was:

;)

But we should also put in some anti-snark filters and sarcasm-softners.
[Galaxy S III General] rtoussaint:
I'm guessing it's CM9 1.0. Not CM 9.1.0. Meaning they've delivered a final and stable version for CM9 and now focussing on CM10.
[Galaxy S III General] ceo.mtcl:
Haha. How do you guys get ideas like this? CM9 v1.0 :P :D

They have included a new payment system called simply tap in CM9 and bumped it to 9.1. A little reading of their Google plus Page would help.

http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cyanogenmod9-1-and-simplytapp
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
No. Its CM 9.1, the follow-up after 9.0. Read engadget, cm9.1 brings bug fixes, support for new devices and some NFC payment system made by the CM team.

Dont understand what is so hard to understand :P

And btw, CM9.0.0 final has been done for a week or two, focus has been changed to cm10 since then. But they still support cm9, hence the minor bump to 9.1
[Galaxy S III General] labbe-:
nope, it's CM9.1, some bugfixes from CM9.0 stable and added NFC payment paltform for supported devices.

http://www.cyanogenmod.com/blog/cyanogenmod9-1-and-simplytapp
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Wrong. The first stable was CM9.0, this latest stable is CM9.1. They've always done it like this.

It's a stable anyhow, and I'm guessing they delivered their last stable version so that they can move on to CM10 full-heartedly.
[Galaxy S III General] K Rich:
I haven't had any problems with the newest build...but all of a sudden, twice today I've had a SOD's. Any info on what's causing from others that's experiencing it? I actually updated to Beanpeeler from a full wipe too.
[Galaxy S III General] whc.faith:
awesome rom. downloading. but i always dreaming about original sgs3 tw laucher on cm10... :cyclops:
[Galaxy S III General] kickassdave:
Exact same ROM and also came from a full wipe and also got quite a few SODs. Never worked out the cause and switched back to Sammy ROMs as a result :(
[Galaxy S III General] ManCityFC:
Same problem here. Couple of days in and the ROM has become a bit unstable. Had the "radio" asking for super user access today and now I'm getting the notification pull down jamming again and SODs. It's also gone stuttery. Going to wipe the caches and see if that resolves it. Also, the memory leak is speeding up and the battery is dreadful. Strange.
[Galaxy S III General] big_adventure:
In addition to the soft-reboot I reported earlier, my podcast player (doggcatcher, with the added speed controller) started stuttering when the screen was off (it was fine when the screen was on), my radio stopped working for switched connections (calls and SMS) but kept working fine for data (Talk, email, web) for several hours, and my battery started going down about a percent every five minutes. I rebooted, and will see how it goes (probably fine). I never did a full reboot after the soft reboot I had earlier. It doesn't seem that all of this was leak-related, since I had over 240MB free and no apps listed as "restarting" in the app manager.

Come on, kernel sources!
[Galaxy S III General] gavin-phelan:
No source anytime soon codeworkx

. They announced the jb update as "soon" . Could be a week or who knows a month :(
[Galaxy S III General] chiragkrishna:
The first stable was just CyanogenMod... after that it was all just about giving the name stable n moving forward... too many devices, too less devs...

(sent through internet)
[Galaxy S III General] mat.hen:
Samsung says Jelly Bean update coming to Galaxy S III and Note 10.1 'very soon'

The Galaxy Camera they're demoing has 4.1 installed on it already and it looked pretty finished, hopefully 'soon' means actually soon and not corporation soon.
[Galaxy S III General] sodeknetters:
Now typing on phone with 46 hrs + system runtime on beanpeeler (+ old hwcomposer)

Still 70 mb free, never got this far with the earlier experimentals!
[Galaxy S III General] padraigdoran:
Is there an RIL for the LH8 modem?
[Galaxy S III General] gsw2:
I'm getting constant freezing, specifically when: opening the notification bar, swiping things off the notification bar and opening apps. At least that is when it is most noticeable. I saw a post from codeworkx on the matter saying it is just us users and most likely rogue apps. I have done a fresh install, I have no apps installed and I don't install other kernels.
[Galaxy S III General] Whoosh13:
How much have you been using your phone and what apps?
[Galaxy S III General] mcFactor:
That's the experience I had with all the CM10 builds :confused: So I'm just testing leaked JB ROMs now.
[Galaxy S III General] gsw2:
I didn't experience the problem until the baconwarmer build :/
[Galaxy S III General] K Rich:
Seems the last two builds have been acting up the most. Any relation to the new hwcomposer? Just a thought...
[Galaxy S III General] mcFactor:
well maybe I'm wrong about all the builds, but I had problems at least since one of the last CODEWORKX builds.
[Galaxy S III General] Madarox:
I saw a video of CM10 running on a US S3 and man,it's so f*ckin fast ! the animations are not even noticeable.It's noticeably smoother than cm10 on I9300.I hope samsung releases the sources soon so we can have similar smoothness.
[Galaxy S III General] luexi:
Help guys, how d0 I screen shot? The option is gone by holding the power button. I am on 17/8 build
[Galaxy S III General] josejunior86:
Whats the difference? US S3 and I9300 is not the same?

:confused:
[Galaxy S III General] Souldat:
US version uses Qualcomm MSM8960 Snapdragon dual core processor with Adreno 225 GPU because of the built in LTE.

International Version uses Exynos 4412 Quad core processor with Mali-400MP GPU.
[Galaxy S III General] b3ndech0:
system/settings powermenu
[Galaxy S III General] sodeknetters:
Relatively light usage, as per usual. Nothing fancy app-wise. From the most popular apps I dont have facebook nor g+ installed.

Before, I started noticing delays and redraws at about 24 hr runtime, sometimes a bit more with light usage.

There is much more free mem to begin with. Think thats the main cause of longer runtime.
[Galaxy S III General] jerome.felix:
Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III General] btemtd:
Hi This is probably a stupid question but I have just recently started looking at cm10 after all the commotion Im downloading the gapps download and the preview 10 CM 10 I really dont understand all this, I am coming from flashing basic roms through cwm etc, what is my exact steps and links i need to do to get this on my phone apparently i need to install cm9 and then update from that? so its not a fulll rom . help would be great :)
[Galaxy S III General] Flynny75:
Don't need to flash anything first. Just flash cm10 in cwm, then flash gapps. Wipe if coming from anything other than a previous cm10 build.
[Galaxy S III General] fold93:
Hey guys!

sorry for off topic but its a little urgent :)

Since i'm going to be away from home for a month now, i want to get back to cm9. Do i have to do anything else except of the same procedure of flashing cm10? (i want to downgrade from cm10 latest build to cm9)

greets!
[Galaxy S III General] big_adventure:
It's just like every other CM build for years:

Google asked Cyanogen not to distribute their non-open-source apps (Gmail, Maps, Play, Plus, etc.), so he removed them from CyanogenMod. They have the right to do this - it is copywrited material that they choose to licence for distribution or not. Those applications are NOT included in the Android Open Source Project's (AOSP) software collection. Technically, they therefore are not a part of "Android."

People have packaged the collection of Google Apps ("gapps") into recovery-flashable zip files ever since. They are not actually served by Cyanogen or his related sites, so he's following Google's directive.

So, you flash CM10, a relatively pure AOSP build, then you flash the gapps package. Once you flash the Gapps once, they will automatically be preserved each time you flash a new CM build - the installer is smart enough not to delete those files.

The very first time you install a CM10 ROM, you should do a full wipe in recovery as well. Once you boot, you'll need to reinstall apps, resign into google, etc. After that, there is no reason to full wipe again, unless you have issues.

I full-wiped coming to CM10, and have never specifically wiped anything again. People will suggest wiping cache and Dalvik, but you don't have to do that either, since the CM installer and the android upgrade process will take care of the cache themselves. I don't even take a Nandroid backup before flashing a new CM build. At worst, you can always just flash an older version. I try to keep SMS backups and app backups with Titanium.

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You'll need to wipe.

Install CM9

Install Gapps (probably)

Full wipe

Boot
[Galaxy S III General] souless223:
sorry to disturb you but you seem to be good :D

i need some help.

i just flash the s3 with this cm10.

i am experiencing over heating from just web browing and text messaging is there a reason to this?

thnk you in advance
[Galaxy S III General] fold93:
but what kind of wipe do i need to choose in recovery? there are like 5? :)
[Galaxy S III General] Vap0ur:
Not sure if you had an answer to this... But I saw another user with the same problem and he solved it by signing in to his Google account (with a proper GMail address), which he hadn't done before. So I'd suggest checking that.
[Galaxy S III General] brar.arsh:
Moved back to STOCK with just CF-Root NOVA launcher

I have just restored my Stock Nandroid backup after using Jelly Bean preview for 2 days. I am feeling like home after 2 days of long travel. :p

Here are the list of issues which I faced and forced me to go back. Many are known issues but still it's good to list them down.

1. Call Issue even sometimes in Preview 3.

2. Viber not working.

3. Skype quits itself and doesn't run in background after some time.

4. Transition effects during Home screen scrolling look distorted sometimes.

5. Battery backup is low and many wakelocks without even signing in to google.

6. Settings>System results in FC.(I reported that first)

7. Camera FC's.

8. Music Player/Appolo voice issues.

9. Headphones doesn't work sometimes.

10. RAM gets full and phone behaves like WTF :p

11. In Stock CM10 launcher we can not customize home-screens/rows/columns etc.

And some more issues that I dont remember right now.

BUT REMEMBER, IT'S JUST A PREVIEW AND FULL MOVIE IS YET TO BE RELEASED.

PROJECT BUTTER IS YUMMY!!

THANKS CODEWORKX AND XPLODWILD. :good:
[Galaxy S III General] gwak:
If you root stock and make androids backup. Then follow op on how to flash this rom. When you want to go back to stock just flash your backup.
[Galaxy S III General] mys3:
is there an alternative on playstore to toggles that are missing from this rom?
[Galaxy S III General] beaver2233:
as I posted earlier;
[Galaxy S III General] veyka:
This may be a discussion thread, but keep it on topic, that means discussion of CM10, not whatever other random stuff you want to talk about, there is the off topic section for that.

Keep calm and XDA on.
[Galaxy S III General] labbe-:
wow.. if you had bothered to click one link and read the op, you'd notice the known issues list is right there.. do you need feeding with a spoon at the dinner table also?
[Galaxy S III General] jastonas:
Viber not working, is a Viber problem. As with the upgrade from 2.3 to 3.0 (honeycomb), we had to wait for a month for an update compatible with newer android version.

What a great find! Thank you beaver2233!!
[Galaxy S III General] blend.:
It's under 'System' in System Settings, but you'll probably get a FC when you try to open it.
[Galaxy S III General] peterperfect:
anyone that talks about battery must die.
[Galaxy S III General] Juan Kerzhoff:
Are any of you guys on UK T-mobile if so do you have a working modem for this? I've tried loads on all previews but cant manage to get calls working -sigh- Any help would be greatly appreciated as i dont wanna go back now im here!
[Galaxy S III General] wolfboy1984:
Yeah i am. I had problems too.

LFB best for me edit(on CM9 also)

If you are already on it reflash with wipe.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=8033515
[Galaxy S III General] Juan Kerzhoff:
Thanks for the reply fella on lfb at the moment works flawlessly on cm9 but its being a right ***** on 10 have reflashed, wiped, reflashed again, made calls from calls to, cleaned screen,dropped and thrown at wall im currently considering water damage!! after ive tried another few thousand modems that is :-)

fixed!! Bvlf2 works for me
[Galaxy S III General] winwiz:
Just realised something guys, the issues with the degradation of image quality from contacts when re-syncing after resetting seems to be resolved with jelly bean :D

I added a high quality image to one of my contacts, and then had to wipe after having the silent calls issue, and the high quality image remained when i re-synced after wiping from factory settings
[Galaxy S III General] wolfboy1984:
I just kept trying and eventually it 'took'.

Keep the faith.

EDIT. Re post above.

Already mentioned as part of jellybean changelog...

Article and FULL google changelog.

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/software/g...ns-changelog-details-every-feature-50008621/
[Galaxy S III General] m3dd0g:
If someone needs Adobe Flash Player here it is.

http://www.mediafire.com/?5dw874d7ciiag0d

Install in CM10 this .apk ...

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[Galaxy S III General] danielsf:
Just got my nexus 7 and it is a lot smoother than the preview at the moment. It has shown me how great cm10 is going to be when finished. Thank you so much :D
[Galaxy S III General] edgarf28:
Still can''t get the camera to work on cm10, even after a few reboots and a reinstall with cm9 -> full wipe -> cm10
[Galaxy S III General] Lennyuk:
have you tried the permission fix as said numerous times in this thread already?
[Galaxy S III General] tietherope:
That only fixed mine temporarily. It's not a permanent solution for some people.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Wipe data (factory reset)

Wipe cache

Advanced->Wipe dalvik
[Galaxy S III General] souless223:
ramarker any

would you know why s3 overheats more often after cm10?
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Nope, sorry, Not familiar with CM10 on this device.
[Galaxy S III General] wolfboy1984:
It's your new and expensively bought quad-core processor powered device burning itself out in to an early grave.

Nothing to worry about tho.
[Galaxy S III General] big_adventure:
I don't have that problem. I've watched 4 straight hours of 720p video and it doesn't get all that hot.

You need to figure out what is on your phone that is causing the processor to stick at high speed/voltage.

First, check the battery monitor after a bit of time of doing this to see what's eating battery. It'll probably be screen and Android OS, but it's worth a try anyway - you might find some app you don't expect.

Second, use CPU Spy to see what percentage of the time your phone is in which CPU state.

Third, use BetterBatteryStats to see what is wakelocking, what is running lots of processes, etc.

Finally, take a logcat and try to go through it looking for things that don't look right.

Oh, and you might want to disable the media scanner - lot of people report that the media scanner goes crazy on their devices.

If none of that is conclusive, I would wipe all data and then put the apps back one or a few at a time, and try to recreate the issue then. That'll take a while, whereas the rest on here is likely to take no more than a half hour or so.
[Galaxy S III General] souless223:
seems that processor is favoring 1400mhz 30%. and i hardly did any gaming just web browsing.
[Galaxy S III General] purbaboy:
Guys sorry if this a noob question.

IF im going to flash CM 10,do i hv to flash previous CM9 first from mt stock ICS Rom. I Saw on another thread there are some brick issue with direct flash ti cm 10. Thanks in advance for your reply guys. Cheers :)
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
No need for cm9, you can flash it directly after a factory reset of your current rom

《tapatalked from galaxy s3》
[Galaxy S III General] btemtd:
Thanks for the information now only to find out where the CM10 flashable zip is LOL All I can see is preview 1 2 3 4 5 6 I downloaded the latest one preview 10 and the gapps zip now I dont think that preview 10 is anything ts only 145mb that cannot be a complete rom. Can someone advise please links would be great this thread does not give you proper instructions with links Just says flash this flash that wipe this and wallah
[Galaxy S III General] chris170569:
Do a little research on Google, took me all of 5 mins
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
Actually the newest version is around 160MB. And preview 10 was a complete ROM, even at 145mb. CM ROMs aren't so huge as TouchWiz ROMs, because a lot of crap has been removed. :)
[Galaxy S III General] edgarf28:
Preview 10 is very old.

You can find the latest preview here: http://get.cm/?device=i9300

(25-08 is the latest cm10)

And yes it's only 155 mb for a complete rom! (Excluding the Gapps)

And you don't have to flash another rom first.

Just do a complete wipe (including a format system)

And install cm10 + Gapps
[Galaxy S III General] btemtd:
what is nightlies LOL seriousl whats all these words i found this

cm-10-20120817-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CODY.zip = 145 mb

and gapps zip i cant find simple cm10s3 zip which should be over 300mb .. I fund out what the gapps thing is but what that other I got and nighties? I did look through google its all over the place takes me to other forums, this forum, other phones, at&t cm10 .

All I need is Int CM10 full flash latest zip

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Wow really that small thanks for the info dud I know how to do a full wipe and cache but how do I include a format? so I have to put the zip on my ext so I dont format the actual file? or am i getting it wrong