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[Galaxy S III General] labbe-:
heh, ive followed that thread also, maybe youve slipped through my ragevisors by submitting a log to each post ^^

had a hurricane of a week at work and read the forum with a hurry on a break and after reading the few pages of conversation that all this fuss is about when i got home i understood it better

i get your sarcasm but just want to clarify that by no means i consider my self a developer or wanted to boast with my qualifications.. i just find it frustrating when people assume youre a noob based on your postcount and somehow snapped :o , but i guess thats the price you have to pay when moving to a new community :beer:

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P.S. wanna have sex?
[Galaxy S III General] garyd9:
My wife would get really annoyed if I had sex with someone from Finland. ;)
[Galaxy S III General] deathst:
About the memory leak, it does not seem to only happen when you wake the device but every time your pulldown the notification bar to the bottom and swipe it back up. It would take memory and released about of it but of we repeat it countless of times like me swiping up and down my screen on a bus trip.. It cause use up till I end up killing a lot of processes.

How to trigger:

Wake phone

Swipe down notification bar

Swipe up notification bar

Repeat step 2
[Galaxy S III General] stefanACM:
Plus NOTIFICATION bar is really laggy and whole UI is still slower than GNexus... But wait, CM team will fix that, they fix a lot of that already ;)

Also one thing that I notice... Phone mic is little "over-gained". When I try to record normal talking voice, record is really loud and you can hear creaking sound a lot of time.
[Galaxy S III General] K Rich:
CM9 has working call audio no matter what for me. Yep, completely wiped, clean installs. I'm using LFB right now (as that's what CM9 thread said to use). If I disable touch sounds call audio will work if I don't reboot, once I reboot (with it disabled) , no audio. I then have to enable touch sounds and reboot for audio to come back. Hope this makes sense.
[Galaxy S III General] bvx89:
Wow, you're right, that completely drained my memory. The task at hand for the CM team would probably be to find similarities between the notification drawer and lockscreen, and what they both do to hog up the memory. This is exiting times :)
[Galaxy S III General] deathst:
When it redraws a certain part of the notification UI and I have turned animations off, the memory is used and not freed. So I can only assume it has something to do with the broken Project Butter within our HWcomposer or the UI is just messed up and not returning some memory.

Yes the UI is slightly slower cause our HWComposer is not working so well with JB.
[Galaxy S III General] zoot1:
Request to all - In General

I have rarely posted in this thread because I have never faced any serious problems apart from those already mentioned.

But one thing I notice the most is that members in this thread are highly abusive to others and I fail to understand why? I was previously using HTC Desire Z and hence was using those particular forums. I have never seen an abusive post on that forum. Both the Devs and the Members were highly respectful to everyone.

That said, if some makes a wrong post, why cant we just guide that person in the right direction instead of hurling abuses right, left and center. All of us were noobs in the beginning but we have to start somewhere. There is a learning cycle involved for everyone so if someone asks a noobish question, can we not reply politely so that the person gets what he/she want and if we have nothing to say, we should not post an abuse and increase the post count. I know I am doing the same but the abusive nature of this thread was becoming unbearable.

And I cannot help but post this.

All are not equals but all have the ability to learn if guided correctly. This being a development forum, we should also help others to develop and not curse those who are new.

I am sorry if I have offended anyone.
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
@ zoot1

completely agree with you buddy, but what happens sometime is people never get to read any instruction or op or any stickies or even few pages, it has more than enough info they need, instead they blatantly jump into the last page of the thread and post a silly question. it will be kinda annoying for many...
[Galaxy S III General] Brosa:
Same goes here just did a fresh boot and did this method and went from 380MB free of Memory to 0MB without doing anything else than what is described @deathst's post.
[Galaxy S III General] kva:
Seems that newest modem (LH1) fixes that issue!!!
[Galaxy S III General] gapone:
Yes same here. This is the worst I have seen that triggers the memory leak. Memory goes to zero very quickly.
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
I think it would be cool with red bananas, blood banana it would be called.

Edit : sorry thought this was random opinion thread :/

Start helping then

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[Galaxy S III General] Cyb3rGlitch:
I doubt either the lock screen or the notification bar are causes of the memory leak, they just happen to be tasks which consume memory when used. The cause is almost certainly lower level.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
Yeah, triggers it very well. Let's see if we can debug it somehow.
[Galaxy S III General] :
don't know if it helps, but disabling notification drawer power widget seems to triggers it less, at least in my limited test with my limited knowledge.
[Galaxy S III General] iamsachin:
I doubt. Turning off the power widget didn't cause any noticeable difference :(
[Galaxy S III General] :
well nothing then, it was placebo. I tested with on and off, and with on I killed phone in 50 tries and with off in 100 (figurative numbers).
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
well spotted... yes it eats the memory like anything/
[Galaxy S III General] butcher211:
When i press the red area of that picture google now starts. I have deactivated the search bar.

http://pastebin.com/ybkqH9zJ

PS: I moved the widget for a test and it still happens.
[Galaxy S III General] sis3970:
Strange. Since 2 builds I don't have a leak anymore. I tried the lock screen trigger and the notification bar trigger.

The only difference between leak and no leak is: Facebook removed and supersu instead of superuser...

Yesterday I did a complete clean install of CM10.

I am happy to provide more info about my phone if anyone wants to know about it.

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[Galaxy S III General] sjgore:
I don't have facebook and also use SuperSU instead of Superuser, but repeating deathst's steps above I can very quickly (20-30 swipes of the notification bar) reduce my memory to near zero.

Haven't done a clean install since Preview 3, though.
[Galaxy S III General] sis3970:
I can get it to drop to 80-90 MB, but as soon as I stop, the memory increases back to 140-150 MB...

I'll try to make a list of my setup, maybe someone is willing to compare and test... I just don't understand why I don't have that leak anymore
[Galaxy S III General] aqishimie:
Waiting other kernel for overclocking :p
[Galaxy S III General] donce17:
i have FB and superuser, but i dont have problem with leak
[Galaxy S III General] wolfboy1984:
There is quite a few things wrong with that inane statement...
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
We'll never support oc by default.
[Galaxy S III General] gapone:
Just continue the cycle and you will see that memory goes to zero eventually because the free memory you're getting is because of all the processes are gettingg killed.
[Galaxy S III General] edgarf28:
Look in the Temasek thread here on XDA, he has a OC/UV kernel, based on the latest cm10 kernel, and he has updated the kernel to linux 3.0.40
[Galaxy S III General] temasek:
Pls don't mention or discuss my stuffs here. It isn't appropriate.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III General] sis3970:
Ok, did some more tests...

I have Apex Launcher Pro, I have the setting "keep launcher in memory" disabled.

With this test I really do not succeed in dropping below 80 MB. Always 140 MB free at the least. (Does not cause to much redraw I must say)

But...

When I enable the setting "keep launcher in memory", I can reproduce the leak by pulling down the notification bar.

Can someone try the same?
[Galaxy S III General] hadenkose:
+1
[Galaxy S III General] rickscafe81:
go back to cm9 from cm10

Hi guys!

sorry for my question if already answered, How can I do a fresh installation of cm9 coming from cm10? Thank you for your kind reply:o
[Galaxy S III General] :
well, maybe better to ask in CM9 thread, but wipe data/factory reset in recovery and then flash cm9 + gapps should be all needed.
[Galaxy S III General] LJE:
By doing a fresh install of cm9 .

You answered your own question.

Full wipe install cm9 install gapps.
[Galaxy S III General] gapone:
Yes Apex keep in memory enabled is worse but this pulldown notification triggers the memory leak worse than ever before.
[Galaxy S III General] mariachi84:
I disabled "keep in memory" but my memory goes down to zero when pulling down notification bar. Maybe it's worse if turning that feature on in apex launcher but I didn't test that.

In normal daily use my memory never went below 150mb in two days :)
[Galaxy S III General] hteles:
Hi,

I've disabled that setting in apex free and after precisely 20 sequential pull dows, memory stays > 200.

before after 6 it went down to 6mb.

Using unofficial CM10 and unofficial kernel from a nice guy :)
[Galaxy S III General] 9Lukas5:
Is it possible to get the mediasound lowered if a notification sounds? E.g. get a message or in my case if navigon tells me where I have to drive to. It's using the call/sms sound volume, but my music doesn't get lowered, so I don't always understand what my navigon tells me.

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[Galaxy S III General] muffz:
your mediaplayer need to support audiofocus, poweramp eg does
[Galaxy S III General] 9Lukas5:
I use a musicplayer which is a mod from the froyo aosp musicapp :p
[Galaxy S III General] padremo:
memory leak

regarding the memory leak, I'm using Go launcher EX on CM10 and don't have the problem - eg when dragging down the notification bar the memory drops 20mb or so but always goes back up when released. I always have about 170mb free even after a couple of days. Could it a launcher issue?
[Galaxy S III General] deathst:
It would release but with it would drop back down again.. It is kill other apps and as it knows that it "requires" more memory so it releases other app memory.. Keep doing it and you would see it kill everything and thus the "Climb" in memory.
[Galaxy S III General] akinandroid:
Seems as if there is loads going on in the changelog today! Hoping the next release will contain loads of merges and fixes in time for some weekend flashing :silly:
[Galaxy S III General] :
looks just like merges to latest jb release, no?
[Galaxy S III General] Astrofrigo:
Good enough :)
[Galaxy S III General] :
/offtopic

just downloaded something and speed topped @ 1.2MB/s.. wow :)
[Galaxy S III General] :
Which modem
[Galaxy S III General] mkderb:
Any news about this issue
[Galaxy S III General] :
For the people not having call-audio:

I didnt have any problems with call-audio using the LF5 modem. After flashing the new LH1 modem i lost the call-audio.. going back to LF5 didnt fix the problem. But after doing a cache/dalvik wipe and flashing LH1 once again, i did have audio.

So just do a cache wipe and flash a new modem, worked for me.
[Galaxy S III General] :
XXLH1
[Galaxy S III General] cevbr:
looks like camera is gonna be updated in the next build..

hope it improves the stability
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
I will look into it. We must have forgotten to port something from CM9.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
6d9b505c3b091de4082b53300a3cc8dd cm-10-20120810-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CODEWORKX.zip
[Galaxy S III General] euslider:
best phone ever..
[Galaxy S III General] iamsachin:
You dont say :)
[Galaxy S III General] LPirro:
Changelog? On http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#i9300/cm10/next i can't see the 10/08 build...
[Galaxy S III General] copponex:
Just press on the "next nightly", and you'll find the changes for today's preview :)
[Galaxy S III General] blacktoo:
Choose on left side the day and then on top the cm version. Its a verry small button ;)
[Galaxy S III General] LPirro:
Yes but usually the build (with the Changelog) appears on de left list..
[Galaxy S III General] :
i shed a tear everytime i see qualcomm display commits in changelog.
[Galaxy S III General] nerotix:
Yeah, agree! Qualcomm gets alot more lovin'
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
yeah, because of https://www.codeaurora.org/gitweb/quic/la/
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
I understand everything on that site. Thanks

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[Galaxy S III General] wolfboy1984:
Which means what in simple terms?
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
to my understanding it looks like qualcom has everything needed for aosp as open source.
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
No its means frrrrrrerrrrkrrrtt++## bash is kkkkkkkukslafs =+) so qualcomm is easier

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[Galaxy S III General] w1nter456:
After I tested all jelly bean ROM, I don't know why but it seems faryaab ROM and liquid smooth are the best in term of smoothness. But they both using cm10 sources, not sure why they can overcome the smoothness, I made several comparison especially in browser most noticeable, cm10 tracking my finger almost same as stock Samsung rom, while faryaab ROM and liquid smooth ROM almost iphone-like smooth. Hope you can try them out. Codeworkx
[Galaxy S III General] 9Lukas5:
Hey Codeworkx, any news about your idea to tell vold to accept ext4 as extsdcard filesystem?

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[Galaxy S III General] TecQuality:
Guys i got too many hangs with gtalk, too many time i begun disconnected :o

Sent from my GT-I9300 eating Jelly Bean
[Galaxy S III General] tietherope:
Like this or something else?
[Galaxy S III General] aqishimie:
Downloading latest built 08/10 :)
[Galaxy S III General] TecQuality:
No i was continuously disconnected from the net, my status was gray, i tried to reconnect but nothing (and i was connected with wifi and data without any issue) :o

Sent from my GT-I9300 eating Jelly Bean
[Galaxy S III General] pjdona:
In the last Build there is a problem. When I take a Photo, I have this message "Gallery has crashed." Someone else?
[Galaxy S III General] 9Lukas5:
If I set my sounds on 100% connect and disconnect my headphones (samsung original ones) the sound volume is lower. See in the screenshots before and after. Is it a bug or do I overlook a cm feature?

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[Galaxy S III General] spoiler75:
Me too:mad:
[Galaxy S III General] Blomkungen:
Nothing problem with the camera here.
[Galaxy S III General] chris170569:
Me three:mad:
[Galaxy S III General] pjdona:
@Blomkungen: How did you install? Clean all?
[Galaxy S III General] :
camera working fine over here (just installed over previous build).
[Galaxy S III General] chris170569:
Further to my last post I got the gallery crashed message, however I tried camera again and it now working okay.
[Galaxy S III General] pjdona:
Ok, here has started work.
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
Known issue, fix is in the works
[Galaxy S III General] TecQuality:
Can't reproduce, the only thing that i can say is when i take a pic then go in the gallery then delete the pic it doesn't return in the camera automatically.

By the way, the issues with gtalk are related with the connection with google's servers, so there's an issue with this.

Sent from my GT-I9300 eating Jelly Bean
[Galaxy S III General] ThunderWolf78:
Wishful thinking: Please dear Samsung, leak a jelly bean build really quick so we can have our fix of smoothness soon ;)
[Galaxy S III General] TecQuality:
Eheh we need butter! :D:D

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[Galaxy S III General] goldenlight:
hi when i try to download new preview by dolphin browser it is not fast as pc and after a while it stops. Actualy its happen with big files over 100 mb

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[Galaxy S III General] ManCityFC:
Today my phone worked fine, with the phone on silent and connected to my bluetooth. I needed to reboot because something went wrong (can't remember but irrelevant) then no sound at all through the bluetooth incoming or outgoing. Had to switch off silent and reboot to get audio working again.
[Galaxy S III General] maddes1402:
Default browser working fine.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III General] Hrc4u:
Codeworkx...or any other...

Any point fixing the match between ril and baseband?....with app getril...?

GT-i9300 CM10
[Galaxy S III General] joshnichols189:
Roms don't include basebands or radios. It isn't a huge deal if they don't match.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] goldenlight:
ok i tried with default browser it is also stuck about %5 what could be the reason
[Galaxy S III General] Blomkungen:
Update from 06/08 version.

Dalvik wipe.
[Galaxy S III General] MiG123:
Latest version still doesn't address the lack of SwiftKey prediction support in the stock browser. That's oddly the last remaining reason why I'm still using cm9 as a daily driver and not this.
[Galaxy S III General] mariachi84:
True. Doesn't work in stock browser neither in dolphin hd browser. But it works in opera mobile which is by the way the only browser that fits text onto screen like old ginger bread did :) so maybe try opera mobile and enjoy cm10 :)
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
We prefer stuff which is known to work.

The LF5 ones didn't cause problems so far.

But feel free to update:

http://developer.clockworkmod.com/downloads/51/3486/ril-LG8-i9300-signed.zip
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
Did someone try encrypted wifi tethering with the latest build?
[Galaxy S III General] noitide:
It is possibile to implement better and detailed settings for the notification led? Just like on stock rom... Because it is impossibile to understand if You have recived a whatsapp message or a sms..
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
You can set a specific color for every app. Isn't that enough?
[Galaxy S III General] mariachi84:
What's wrong with the settings? You can choose led notification per app. Just enable that und choose different colors for whats app and you sms app?

But maybe I'm wrong :)
[Galaxy S III General] furyau:
Any mirrors avaliable for the 10-20120810-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CODEWORKX??

4hrs to download is sloowww :(

Also I have noticed that CM9 will connect to my works Enterprise PEAP wifi but CM10 will not....? Any ideas?
[Galaxy S III General] zykic:
https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_frameworks_base/commit/1bfe69392c933949b62db390285b0a0b997d8ff8"

does this thing related to memory leak somehow?
[Galaxy S III General] d4fseeker:
http://www.clockworkmod.com/rommana...t&name=codeworkx&deviceName=Samsung Galaxy S3

No idea, but that sounds more like a performance tweak.
[Galaxy S III General] furyau:
NVM, apparently it was a good time to restart my router!
[Galaxy S III General] superfastmonkey:
Took 2 minutes to download from my phone using boat browser...
[Galaxy S III General] d4fseeker:
How about a decent internet connection? Download estimate is 18 minutes on my 5Mb/s DSL connection in central europe.

I don't know if Codeworkx likes mirrors, else I'd put one up.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
no, not related.
[Galaxy S III General] irzero:
Why does the stock Rom for the UK work perfectly in calls and Bluetooth for audio and cm9 and 10 have so many problems?

Engaged just posted that CM9 is now final build stable. But people still have this issue?
[Galaxy S III General] superfire71:
Works ok with wpa2, posted this via cm10 WiFi tether
[Galaxy S III General] mariachi84:
Here are just some reasons:

- CyanogenMod makes no profit at all for all their hard work. No developer of cm is paid. In real life they have jobs and family and stuff and in their free time they develop cyanogenmod

- There is no "perfect" rom out there. Not cyanogenmod, not stock samsung roms

- There maybe some issues that cannot be fixed with reasonable effort

- Cyanogenmod 9 is completly new build. It's not like an update from cm7. The code base is quite new and some things just ain't developed yet

- The mod comes for many devices. Every device may have it's own issues and not every feature may work on any device

- SGS3 is quite a new phone. Developers could begin as soon as SGS3 is released to port the mod

I am very happy with the results yet. Thanks cm for a great rom!
[Galaxy S III General] radonsg:
Shared using wpa2, my ipad able to connect to it successfully.
[Galaxy S III General] xfalcox:
I was with this problem, only a FULL WIPE resolved the issue.
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
are you people discussing about this latest build 10/082012 right????

http://developer.clockworkmod.com/downloads/51/3481/cm-10-20120810-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CODEWORKX.zip
[Galaxy S III General] gokussjx:
Yup, every discussion is post 10/08 release.

Apparently WiFi Tethering fixed, & memory leaks still existing.
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
Gallery force crash after snapping a photo. front camera bug still there.

the settings menu scroll speed seems to be reduced, is it just me or ???
[Galaxy S III General] gokussjx:
Many are facing the same.

Oddly, a few are reporting they have no issues with gallery/camera. :eek:
[Galaxy S III General] radonsg:
gallery working fine but the front camera bug still there for me.
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
clearing the gallery cache and data solved the issue of FC :)

Edit:

looks the FC is related with switching to front camera, once you use front cam and switch back to rear you get FC.

its better to use only the rear cam as of now
[Galaxy S III General] K Rich:
Anyone know what the "CM10 RIL update" on ROM Manager is for?
[Galaxy S III General] radonsg:
The RIL (Radio Interface Layer) is part of the ROM and as said is the link between OS and hardware

Having a matching RIL/Radio likely to have better battery life as well as better features as they're matched.

Having said that, I myself have not flash 1 myself.
[Galaxy S III General] yeeson:
System--Developer options--Lunch Tools，Force Close。
[Galaxy S III General] Shamma:
Ok so im getting awesome idle time battery drain after flashing the latest built + LH1 modem. I was looking at around 56-63% after 16hrs idle time before when i was using LFB
[Galaxy S III General] aqishimie:
Me too
[Galaxy S III General] thenameistoms:
RIL update

So, is it safe to download and update my SGS3 currently running CM10 20120810??
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
yes :)
[Galaxy S III General] Shamma:
Yea, but bare in mind this update is for the LG8 modem only. Dont flash it if you're running a different radio
[Galaxy S III General] reidar.ostrem:
Hi codeworkx, is it possible that you can provide the LFB and the LH1 RIL as well?

I'm on my phone right now so I can't check inside the zip, but is it possible to just replace the ril files from the stock roms?
[Galaxy S III General] thenameistoms:
Is the baseband version same as the modem in my phone?

Currently the baseband version of my phone is I9300XXLF2.
[Galaxy S III General] reidar.ostrem:
Baseband = modem

Ril = interface between baseband and os
[Galaxy S III General] radonsg:
Yes.
[Galaxy S III General] :
not correct as there is no LH1 ril. it is still LG8 software update with LH1 radio.. :)

anyway I see this ril mismatch thing same as wipe battery stats, no real benefits, but everyone talking about it.
[Galaxy S III General] jnr21:
With previous builds rear camera switched to front camera immediately for me, but with 0810 build it takes about 5secs.
[Galaxy S III General] :
jep. the same over here.
[Galaxy S III General] stefanACM:
+1
[Galaxy S III General] bigr1979:
camera problems here too, flashed 10/08 over 09/08 build with cache and dalvik wipe.

tried to wipe gallery data and cache still no go. opened gallery and then went to camera and it worked just the once but after stops working again

[edit... flashed 09/08 build back for now and all ok for now]
[Galaxy S III General] :
camera and gallery works for me, just switching to front takes time. going back to rear is instant.