yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AOD_Corwin:
That reminds me. My back ups fail to restore latley. Keeps saying md5 error. Only happens with cm. Latest version of gw
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
If you're using TWRP, I'm pretty sure you can skip the md5 check. Not sure about CWM, though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EeZeEpEe:
Thanks. I wonder what it could be for me. I'm sure a clean install would get it going. Maybe I'll do that if I'm bored one day.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] reverepats:
And where did u begin from? Either Help, or dont post at all!! Ridiculous man!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cnstarz:
either flashed a previous nightly or restored a nandroid backup.

because your post helps everyone understand the concept of reverting to previous nightly. your post is of zero value and doesn't contribute to anything. how about you actually make yourself useful instead of preaching to the choir? everyone has to start somewhere and asking questions is the first place to start, so stop being a **** and help someone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JCJ77:
From what I understand, this is a site which someone with my "apparent lack of knowledge" comes to learn. Simple question = simple answer. I hope you realize that it probably took longer to type your unproductive response than it took to provide the simple answer to the question. Good job!

Sent via Tapatalk from my SGSIII running Cyanogenmod 10.

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Sent via Tapatalk from my SGSIII running Cyanogenmod 10.

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Thanks, cnstarz. Appreciate you taking the time to answer.

Sent via Tapatalk from my SGSIII running Cyanogenmod 10.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] parmend:
My Bluetooth works with the latest nightly but the quality just doesn't sound as good . I want to say this is a known issue but not really sure
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] algirnavi451:
is this with experimental bluetooth fix nightly? if not try that one.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] parmend:
I'm on 11/18
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mystery_tx_man:
I am on 11-16. I went around town yesterday. I did as someone suggested and went to stock and updated profile, prl and radio to lj7 My phone went from 3g to 4g and back plenty of times without any problems. I guess the ehprd problem has been fixed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] paulg1981:
Anyone care to confirm :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] syngensmyth:
Auto screen brightness never has worked well for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jamin13:
Auto brightness always has issues in my opinion. I suggest downloading Lux. It has deeper controls of auto brightness.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cbettis007:
Having no issues @ the moment and loving it ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] reverepats:
Same here. Did the same thing, and for almost 2 hour 3g and 4G hand off worked just fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
I'm not trying to be negative here, because I'd love for the handoff to be fixed, but maybe it's a fluke. You may have just gotten lucky for a while. I know that in past nightlies, the handoff would be perfect at first, then it would start giving me problems. Plus, there have been no changes to the RIL (that's what would control your connection) in any of the recent nightlies. I'd say that updating your radio, PRL, and profile may have helped your situation, but I don't think the problem is completely fixed yet. Also, I only really have handoff issues a third of the time (also on LJ7 radio and latest PRL), so don't be surprised if you still have handoff issues but less often.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cbond007:
Pretty dope wallpaper I'm rocking right now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] syngensmyth:
Thanks I will try Lux
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] brooklyn718941:
How's the YouTube quality is it still poor?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] splashattack:
Over mobile connection, anything besides HD looks bad. Over wifi it looks perfectly fine
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] steven7590:
The only time my Bluetooth has been on the frits has been when using ktoonze's kernel. Otherwise mine is perfect.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] axp878:
I've noticed that as well coming from M2. M2 sound quality was damn near perfect in my car but since I've started flashing nightlies again there is NO bass whatsoever. I've even tried turning up the bass all the way on my sound system and using the "bass boost" setting in DSP manager but it's like the bass frequencies have been completely stripped from the music.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IcerJo:
I was the original person who suggested updating the profile and such, and I've had no hand off issues and strong 4G, maybe it's a city based thing or maybe a fluke but my phones been going strong for 8 days and counting with out service loss. I was even able to use Google navigation with no problems as I hit traffic the other day and needed a quicker way home. The locations where I would normally loose signal and have to toggle airplane mode no longer affect me, my phone swaps to 3g then when I hit a 4G area it swaps back instantaneously.

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] OBSt4l0n:
I want to apologize for my previous post. It was uncalled for and unproductive.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Sovvy:
Came off AOKP (10/31) to try the silky smoothness of CM stable (10.awesome) and all I keep getting now is STATUS 7 ERRORS. Been looking into this all day today and found a bunch of possible answers but nothing has worked. Lemme go over it, would love an experts help right now!

Sprint GS3

BASEBAND: LJ7

Build currently: Palen (4.0.4 Stock)

Hardware Version: L710.14

Kernel: Stock Sep 7

CWM: 6.0.1.2

build.prop, went through that and removed the d2spr stuff, basically two lines of code, so it skips over the part about checking if the ROM is compatible. Starts with the word mount (IT IS!!!) No error, just aborts now. That didn't work or I did it incorrectly.

Updated to the latest modem, the LJ7. Was i supposed to flash in order starting with the modem next up from mine?

Updated to a stock kernel as well as an AOSP one. Just to verify but that always seems to fail.

Formated my internal memory after saving my titanium backup stuff. No change

Used ODIN to get a stock ROM onto it, as not even past ROMs I flashed would flash anymore because of STATUS 7 ERRORs.

Current ROM rerooted, but sadly not AOSP :(

After root, got ROM MANAGER and flashed latest version of CWM recovery. Same deal.

(Quick note, have tried zips from internal and external memory)

Using stock ROM, updated PRL, profile.

Went over to TWRP, no error but ROM does not flash.

Something confusing, my MD5 checker on the mac never matches up to what the md5sum is under any of the nightlys

I have been searching all day and would love some help. I cant seem to find that magic post that answers my question and solves the problem. Sorry to post this here but the people that know the most are here. Thanks for your time :) I can even paypal you for your troubles, I've been at this since 10pm yesterday and I am worn out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MadFlava:
Wow, dude.. take a step back.

Perhaps all you had to say was to restore a nandroid from recovery. If you dont know anything about CM and what it offers outside of TW roms then who's to say he wouldnt think there was a rollback built in.

Everyone was new to this once.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DatDude123:
He ended up apologizing a few posts up.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] spoonydx:
I'm with you - Tried the experimental build hoping the full range of sound would be back, only to find it didn't stream over bluetooth at all. Haven't reverted back as I won't need bluetooth streaming until tomorrow's drive to work, so I'm just waiting for tonight's nightly. Certainly am glad to see all the work they're putting in though! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JCJ77:
I appreciate your apology. It's done now...let's keep moving forward.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thanatos_evo:
Sigh all you people talking about 3g/4g handoff. I wish I had 4g too :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IcerJo:
I'm sorry :'(

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On your stock ROM try using goo manager and install twrp recovery also download cm10 or a nightly from get.cm or goo manager and the latest gapps. I haven't used cwm but I have used twrp on 2 phones and have had no problems.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
Your using a computer to download the stuff? Well if so you got a problem with it probably bad Ethernet, WiFi connection. Beyond just hardware rf interference can be crippling for network integrity. Unless you aren't checking the MD5 until after it's on the phone. If so you almost certainly have a bad USB. If I just completely misunderstood It All then..... you still have yourself what seems like a hardware level issue be it phone or computer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] reverepats:
All gokd my friend. I respect the fact you apologized, and im sure most will. S**t happens. All good here :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] XBOHDPuKC:
Started having this problem a couple days ago - phone screen doesn't turn on when power button is pressed - touch keys light up, sound works (i hear beeps when pressing up and down buttons) but the screen stays off. Have to reboot the phone to get it back. I do remember this problem existed quite some time ago, then it was fixed and now it's back.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IcerJo:
I have this problem from time to time I hit the power button a couple times and then the screen comes on

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] enik_fox:
So is anyone getting 4g with this ROM? I live in an area kinda on the edge of their 4g so I'm not sure if I have a bad phone/ROM or I just don't get 4g yet lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] IcerJo:
Yup 4G is strong with this one :D

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dare599z:
I have a problem similar to this.. power button almost always works, but my home button is the one that does what's quoted above. If I accidentally try to wake with the home button, i need to toggle the power button twice for the screen to reactivate.

Had that exact issue quoted above only once, and I kind of deserved it. My screen wouldn't turn on but I noticed the touchscreen worked. Kept hitting where the unlock slider was for it to vibrate (boredom) and after doing that about twenty times, had to force restart my phone because no buttons would work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wildside84:
Not really a big issue but apollo stopped working for me. It just force closes as soon as I launch it. I'm on the stable version. I looked it up and saw it has been an issue on nightlies before, but didn't see anyone say anything about it on the stable version
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ISSMER:
Yep
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iforgot618:
Anyone have a working link to today's nightly?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fishtaco254:
Trying the bluetooth experimental nightly and will post back soon. With the 4g issue do I need to be in auto 4g or do I need to toggle LTE on for it to work? thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] haxerpaylay:
Did they fix the 3g to lte handoff?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
11/19 nightly not found....all others work..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
11/19 is exactly the same as 11/18 for d2spr. The only changes made have been for the recovery, Nexus 4, and devices with 1080p screens and bigger. You're not missing anything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] spoatacus:
Try clearing data for Apollo. I had this happen the other day and that fixed it for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wildside84:
Thanks that worked
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] syngensmyth:
Took a few tries but finally got 11/19 ... I was a few behind.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KBizzle:
Good to read progress.

https://plus.google.com/app/basic/stream/z125er3qole3whv0a221hl44tznvd3hhv04
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
Can't wait :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KBizzle:
This is kind of unsettling. http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/1...major-issues-plaguing-googles-newest-release/

I know that the Google Devs will work hard to get those things worked out but not a good start for 4.2.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] syngensmyth:
Nice to know it wasn't all me. 4.2 is kind of a frosting on the cake. I hope it works out but I don't need it. But who asked me?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Sovvy:
Thanks for the reply guys! I fixed the MD5 issue, CM10.zip now matches perfectly. One of my macs was running a proxy on the network, stopped that and magically the MD5s started to check out :) USB cable is fine, computer is now on my side. Network checks out.

I used both Goo-manager (awesome) and Rom manager for both recoveries. I read in the AOKP forum that TWRP 2.2 was needed and stuck to that. using the app returned the same results as manually applying.

Same error, different text now. About to edit the build.prop and try again. At least i am making progress. Was hoping to get the play with the Jelly Bean update on the stock ROM but it keeps failing the verification :(

UPDATE: Was able to get the FREEGS3 Sonic ROM onto the phone. Still a nogo on CM10 or AOKP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] reflex33:
I'm on the stable and can't get mms messages to download. I thought I read a bit back that I should disable auto retrieve and manually download the messages for the time being, but this isn't working. What else should I do?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] traybent:
I can't see no multimedia on stable version . Any help please???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wonsae:
Did you need to change any mobile data settings for LTE? I know I have LTE in my area but I just can't seem to get it to work. It keeps showing 1x whenever I change it to LTE/CDMA/EVDO
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rrmzr1:
Anyone one in Chicago having handoff issues. After updating to lj7 and updating profile and prl.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
I hope your asking BC you don't have issues with it...otherwise, your gonna get replies asking if you've read. This is an issue through out, not just Chicago.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rrmzr1:
Not yet anyway. Wondering if anyone was experiencing the same...chill..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BROSIF:
There are many of us with this issue. The only thing you can do is use a third party app like Go SMS Pro to make it work. I prefer the stock app so I have frozen Go SMS until I have a MMS and then I un-freeze Go SMS to download the message.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nttdemented:
Just setup go sms to not use notifications and it will dow load automatically in the background.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
Well, Chicago is a different animal altogether. There were many problems Sprint found in Chicago they didn't see anywhere else when going through their Network Vision upgrade. The change from Motorola towers to Samsung towers created HUGE problems with the way the towers would pass the signal. While they were changing the towers over, if you were connected to an old Moto tower and then tried to move to a new Samsung tower, bam, call dropped without question. Once they realized this, they had to completely re-do the way they were implementing NV in the Chicago market. Instead of upgrading each tower completely working their way into the city, they instead upgraded just that piece of the towers and left the rest to be handled at a later date, which is where they stand now.

Now they're putting LTE on the towers before doing anything else, especially in Chicago proper. I think a big reason for it is because they have so much invested in the iPhone. I don't think it was a coincidence the market was "launched" the same day the iPhone5 came out.

Now they're going back through upgrading all the backhaul and everything else to complete the upgrade, and it's actually moving along quite well.

So yes, there is a handoff issue in any AOSP ROM, but I'm wondering if it might be worse around the Chicago area because of the whole other batch of problems they've been having, but are fixing as they complete their rollout.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BROSIF:
Already tried that. If I set Go SMS not to notify me it disables notifications for the stock MMS app and I get no notifications at all.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bronx623:
Detailed explanation! Thanks! Driving longer distances while streaming music out here isn't exactly always pleasant, even now that I am on a TW rom (eww slow) because of the CM handoff issue. I do hope that these issues can get resolved quickly, I really want to use my S3 to its full potential :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dito33:
Before switching to this rom I would like to know if I can and how to get in prl write mode, since the dialer won't execute ##3282#. Is there a substitute code for this rom, I need to switch prls every once in awhile.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
You will need to flash back to a Touchwiz ROM for all your PRL flashing needs. I do not believe that there is an alternative.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostacious:
Why would you need to switch prl every once in awhile? Curious....personally have yet to do so and love learning new ways to control my phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
I'm hoping by the end of the year, things will mostly be worked out. They're still deploying and upgrading the network at a pretty good clip. I don't think it'll be 100% by then, but they should have pretty good coverage by then. I just hope they stick with Chicago and do a complete network upgrade before they send the resources elsewhere to start getting LTE. Chicago is one of the biggest networks they have, and I think it would go a long way to actually complete it, instead of having a "good enough" network. The people in Chicago went through a lot of crap for a few months when they realized the dropped call issues. Droves of people were leaving Sprint because of it. You can only give them the "we're upgrading out network, please hold tight" excuse for so long before people get fed up.

I would anticipate by Spring, the whole thing will be complete. This is of course assuming they keep going at the current pace and don't slow it down.

Depends on the area you're in. To my knowledge, you're not able to roam (even forcing it) in the Chicago area. I think Dallas might be another. So if you get a crappy signal somewhere in the city, you're out of luck...unless you can write a PRL which forces you onto Verizon's network, which is the reason I have a PRL Write shortcut created. I don't use it often, but when I do, it's a great feature to have access to.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AOD_Corwin:
Here is prl question. When I was on cm10 on my epic,we had a way to boot to a touchwiz ROM that existed on our SD card so we could flash prl files. Upon reboot it would automatically flash back. Is that not possible with s3 version of cm10
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lMonsterl:
U can dual boot
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DerIdiot:
Anyone else have GPS not working? My phone just sits at "Waiting for location" - This is on the latest nightly and ktoon 11-13.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KBizzle:
Try re flashing the rom and gapps. Only wipe cache/Dalvik. Don't flash kt kernel. See if you still have gps issues.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] clshores:
The change log has been quiet this week. I assume that is partly due to the holiday but I am hopeful that it also means they are close to a CM 10.1 release.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DerIdiot:
No happiness. Tried both the 4.2 transformation pack and the 4.1.2 gapps. Going to try flashing the 11-17 through 11-19 nightlies.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KBizzle:
They are not close. Still progressing but I don't see a release happening til next week.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
Agree with this. I'm sure it's been slow as they're plugging away at 10.1, but again, I don't think we're all that close to an actual release. From the article KBizzle posted up yesterday, it sounds like there are quite a few problems in 4.2 right out of the gate. Hopefully the CM crew can fix some of this in short order.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Bliger241:
I just want to thank noobnl for being the first dev to put some stuff from 4.2 into the gerrit...i think it is awesome that he is working so hard on this stuff
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DerIdiot:
Alright, well I've found the issue is with Navigation ONLY, Maps can find my location, and gps test shows locking on to satellites. Rolling back to a nandroid backup before the update, and there was no change. Not sure what to do now :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ISSMER:
No changes required. I originally had issue getting LTE to work. The problem was induced by manually switching from LTE to CDMA Only mods a few times. A clean install (I.e. wipe cache and dalvik, flash ROM, factory reset, boot and configure) fixed it. I still have handover issues once in awhile, but a quick airplane toggle and it is back.

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Try downloading "GPS Status" app, reset your internal GPS data, and then download the GPS assist data. Try clearing the cache in your GPS apps as well.

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http://goo.gl/2UEsM
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freecharlesmanson:
I hope they fix the Bluetooth a2dp soon I'm jonesing an update
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EndlessDissent:
That has happened to me a couple times, but for me, it was a network issue. I had been connected to 4G, then one night after work, I went to stream Google Music, but it was connected to 1x. After toggling airplane mode a few times, I switched to CDMA/EVDO mode, and 3G connected fine. I switched back to LTE/CDMA/EVDO, and it immediately dropped to 1x. At this point, I thought some bug in the ROM had been tripped, and I was resigned to doing a clean flash, but that was hours away. In the meantime, I chilled on 3G for a while. Just before I was about to do the clean flash, I switched back to LTE/CDMA/EVDO, and lo and behold, it connected to 4G immediately. I have had the 1x thing happen to me after that, too, but it always connects to 4G again a couple hours (if not minutes) later.

So, your problem may have been network related and not ROM related, and you just happened to try connecting to 4G at the worst possible time. I have to say, keep putting it back into LTE/CDMA/EVDO mode to check how it connects. Chances are, your 1x issue is from network maintenance. The ROM connects fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DerIdiot:
Still no happiness on Navigation, even with GPS status clearing the GPS data. Google Maps works fine, I get 15-17 sats locked by 30 seconds with "gps test", but Navigation just searches for a satellite forever (or until the screen goes off).

This hasn't been an issue until today, either. Seems to be across all of my backups and I tried a factory reset and install of gapps, same situation.

Edit; I rolled back my backup of the 10.0.0 build and everything is fine again. I'm going to let things be unless I see a neat feature.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thanatos_evo:
Just in case I'm missing something obvious... Is there a way to put the phone in silent mode when its screen down? I remember this used to be a feature in CM 6 (7 maybe?).

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