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[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
Yup. The Insignal hwcomposer sucks... It isn't horrible but it isn't good either, and it breaks Netflix and Youtube in an un-workaroundable way.

We talk to cyanogen all the time. Problem is, he's Samsung USA... They almost exclusively work with Qcoms. Samsung Korea is the one that's being a problem here.

We have a fairly high-level contact within Samsung Korea, however, typical chain is:

We ask her for something

She goes to the engineers/department responsible for that component

Most of the time, they just say "no"

Pretty much the rest of the time, they tell her outright bald-faced lies. Examples:

Person responsible for I9100 source code releases and kernel management, when asked why MMC_CAP_ERASE was added to I9100 kernels starting with XXLQ5, stated that MMC_CAP_ERASE missing from I9100 source with update4/5/6 was a mistake and all I9100 kernels had it. We know, based on actual kernel behavior, that no I9100 kernel prior to XXLQ5 had it.

Another engineer claimed that MMC_CAP_ERASE would cause severe performance issues due to MMC discard needing it. Problem is - not a single shipped Samsung firmware I have ever seen uses the "discard" mount option for the filesystem, and typical users wipe rarely enough that pre-erasing the partition in recovery won't provide a performance boost for very long. Oh yeah, Gingerbread worked just fine without discard/erase for ages

Person responsible for GT-N8013 source code release, when asked about the inconsistency between the source code and the UEALGB firmware, claimed that UEALGB was an unofficial leak that had been pulled from Kies. Problem was, it never was on Kies, it didn't need to be, as it was preinstalled on every single N8013 that was sold on launch day. Samsung is STILL not complying with the GPL with the N80xx - provided source for any variant does NOT match shipped devices.

I wish that thing were available in the USA unlocked... :(
[Galaxy S III General] furyau:
Morning, is the RIL from LI8 and LIB the same as the included RIL with CM10? CM10 has LI2 rite? Are there any differences?
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
My question is, why is Samsung doing this? Why won't they release the documentation so that the developers can gain from it? What purpose is there for them to hold on to it like some one year old holding on to his precious toy?
[Galaxy S III General] w1nter456:
Honestly Samsung only care about profit, I won't buy Samsung anymore due to unfinished software like cheap project butter. My future phone will definitely is nexus or qualcomn but not **** undocumented exynos. Samsung will never care about us.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Samsung Korea, you mean. Samsung USA does qualcomm.
[Galaxy S III General] m4ssnet:
I think you're right after 1 month with mine GS3...

i've tried almost every roms, and found in Cyano+Siyah the "best" combo...

BUT, comparing with my old SGS1-singleprocessor1GHZ...... I really blame Samsung for the really bad work that has done !!

Unbelievable that the "project butter", in our "1.4ghz quad core/1gb ram" phones it's laggy... WTF :eek:

Samsung, please release all real sources, to permit our developers to do what you haven't do (but we have pay for it...)
[Galaxy S III General] w1nter456:
Samsung won't listen, just next time don't buy exynos phone anymore.
[Galaxy S III General] mariotme:
Thats the decision i am going with from now on and i think its a wise decision :good:
[Galaxy S III General] souless223:
can somebody help me?

im currently using CM10 but i would like to return to stock rom.

can anybody guide me to a tut or a step by step on how that is done

thank you very much
[Galaxy S III General] w1nter456:
Which stock rom? ICS or jelly bean?
[Galaxy S III General] souless223:
the JB
[Galaxy S III General] w1nter456:
Just download omega rom.

Wipe data, wipe cache, wipe dav cache.

Install the rom.

Custom your liking of installation.

Reboot.

Done.
[Galaxy S III General] souless223:
sorry for the troubles but is omega rom = the poland 4.1.1 rom?
[Galaxy S III General] Egan:
To be honest, I do not understand what some people here are complaining about. My device is extremely fast even more with CyanogenMod 10. Everything opens instantly and never, really never, lags in any way. It's smooth as butter.
[Galaxy S III General] cycure:
Latest omega, yes.

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[Galaxy S III General] w1nter456:
Yes. From now on, go to another thread and ask. Because you not longer related to topic.
[Galaxy S III General] respider:
same here...

just went back to "stock" samsung because I use front camera and tether a lot

but no issues regarding wifi, smoothness, nothing.
[Galaxy S III General] EquinoxFox:
That's because your definition of "instant" is probably a bit off.

In that case nexus is a bit more instant than s3. :P

The speed is ok, but there are these occasional lags where animations stutter shortly,

apps take a short time to start (even if it's only 250 ms, on the nexus it's almost zero and you can see the difference).

Considering the s3 has the better hardware that should not be and I hate Samsung for it as smoothness is really important to me.

Had I known this before, I would have bought the nexus.
[Galaxy S III General] jaju123:
Go look at youtube videos of the galaxy nexus, or nexus 7 and be blown away. If you cannot see the difference, go to specsavers.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
One would have to actually hold a Gnex in his/her hands with JB to actually notice the difference. I have, and no phone on the market is as fast as it.
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
I'm with the second one. The difference is seriously not THAAAAT huge. The difference between a HTC Desire and the Galaxy Nexus, that blows me away. The small difference between the Nexus and S3 doesn't blow anyone away.

Like the Shawty said, only when holding them next to each other, most people would notice. (And maybe people should see the better camera, microsd support and larger screen of the s3 as a big enough compensasion for that small difference in smoothness?.. ;))
[Galaxy S III General] ThunderBolt_BR:
So am I.

In my opinion it must be a customer's choice to decide which software your device is going to run (Of course, when we have more than one option).

By providing this ability to its customers, any company would maximize their profits because it would attend a greater ammount of people.

What has been made clear here is that Samsung doesn't give a **** about us but it should: All my relatives and friends ask my opinion when they are going to buy a new phone. I would recommend Samsung because of it's great hardware.

But I will not do that anymore. Now let's hope that sony takes this place.

[]'s
[Galaxy S III General] streety12:
Yup, the S3 will be my last Samsung device for now .

I like it and all but come on, *****ing about the exynos? A little bit developer friendly please, we already lost some great names because of that.

Maybe I can trade my S3 vs the new nexus :)
[Galaxy S III General] EquinoxFox:
That's true, but it still sucks that we can't get the most from our device.

I really don't understand the problem. I mean, the data is already available and they would just have to share it, right?

Or can a competitor learn something critical from this kind of stuff?
[Galaxy S III General] :
hehe im with you. If you guys want Nexus experience, then go for a Nexus. CM10 is a very good rom. Right now im Sitting at 09/26/2012 Nightly and im pretty haooy with it.

I found that i could fix Wifi Issues changing my kernel to Syah, but i just asked myself: Do i really need it ? so i just parked here, at 09/26 nightly. Its working really good and smooth on my S3. Cant see this "screen laggy" you guys talk about. My battery ? lasts for ages.

So, let's dont be greedy. Guys at CM10 do a great work, without they we could be sitting at CrappyWiz.
[Galaxy S III General] Fille84:
Ehh ok...Im off to specsavers then.
[Galaxy S III General] mat.hen:
I just tried out the 4.1 TW ROM and CM10 is definitely smoother (with offloading 2D graphics to GPU). Not sure what this says for the longevity of the device if Samsung can't even get Project Butter working properly on their own hardware.
[Galaxy S III General] Poshdaz:
Had this phone a month and already wish I hadn't bothered.

Was going to wait for new nexus but my trusty i9000 died.

Samsung are scarily poor at maintaining their own device.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
because it's clever to use you as a test rabbit for upcoming rom releases.

beta testers cost money, you're doing it for free. ;)
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
It might be some Asian culture thing, but I'm not sure... I think the Koreans truly fail to understand the concepts of open source. There are also irrational fears of the source being useful to competitors, even though (see below) the source for the stuff we want isn't that useful.

That's Samsung's (irrational) worry.

The thing is - most of the stuff in question isn't THAT useful to competitors, as their hardware architectures are totally different. In this case, as anyone can attest, the opensource hwcomposer for OMAP devices and Qualcomm devices is far ahead of Samsung's hwcomposer... So what does Samsung have to lose? They're far behind anyway.

Except Sony knows how to do it right... They released official betas/alphas (still didn't cost them money) along with kernel source for ICS...

And I don't think Samsung is officially leaking... Probably someone with access to test builds is doing the leaking. People with access to test builds often don't have source access.

For example, almost all of the AT&T device leaks come from someone within AT&T.
[Galaxy S III General] ThunderBolt_BR:
I would do that smiling if it means full documentation shared...
[Galaxy S III General] uluxus:
Does CM10 allow App2SD? Or is the limitation for all ROM's, regardless if they are Samsung or AOSP?
[Galaxy S III General] Ensifolk:
Im an X Gnex user, been on the S III for ONLY 2 weeks now. What do I think? Yes ofcourse the AOSP Jelly Bean on the Gnex is smoother and buttery compared to the current situation of CM10 on the Galaxy S III. Would I revert back for the Nexus ? NO. Im happy to have a Bigger screen, and second a better display ( Nexus users know what Im talking about, all the grainy tints and such, even when fixing the colors with custom kernels, its still kinda there ) and last, Battery...Battery life on my S III Has been much better,

I do love my Nexus, and it's one of the best devices ever, but I wanted a better hardware update, will probably get back on it if there's a Nexus 5' on the way :)

Last question, we will NEVER expect to have same experience of AOSP JB on the S3 like it runs on the Nexus? Due to the Exynos saga...etc?
[Galaxy S III General] MBurns2:
i read lot of people that have my same impression,i believe that cm10 animation aren't that buttery..i think that now is early for a perfect release but i hope to see something more fluid in a near future
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
There are a bunch of things I could say about Samsung now but I'd be banned in an instant if I did.

The next time I'm to buy a phone, I'm gonna think long and hard about what device I'm actually gonna buy. I bet HTC is still a pain in the rear with the bootloader stuff as they were on previous HTC devices.
[Galaxy S III General] Egan:
Same here, it can't get any smoother than this...not even nexus truly! But hey, I feel sorry for all the folks who do not have an equal experience :).
[Galaxy S III General] jaju123:
That's because you haven't seen the nexus devices on Jelly Bean, obviously. It's much, much faster. There is a reason codeworkx is using his nexus instead of his galaxy s 3, because there is a big difference.
[Galaxy S III General] MBurns2:
i believe that now is soon for a perfect aosp s3
[Galaxy S III General] nerotix:
What u been smoking?
[Galaxy S III General] DarkRyoushii:
Setting ADB mode to True in developer options causes a force close. Logged with aLogcat free since I can't enable adb to log it normally.

Log included here:

http://pastebin.com/xx1JsKS8

Factory reset has not yet been attempted because I really don't have the time to re-setup my phone at the moment with widgets and what not.
[Galaxy S III General] beeboss:
Funny thing is that there are no graphic home screen scrolling issues when using non ICS based launcher , may be it can help somehow to fix such problems in genuine launcher
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
Re: CyanogenMod 10 Discussion Thread

Reported already, responded already
[Galaxy S III General] Cyb3rGlitch:
I'm still getting severe memory issues after hours of use.
[Galaxy S III General] fonsigno:
+1

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[Galaxy S III General] SnakeHaveYou:
Okay!, But im saying that the First Post sould be more helpful to noobs or new Android/XDA users.. For example..

- Posting the solution to Superuser Loop in the OP would be able to REALLY kick users that post or ask about that..

- Let the users post fixes or workarrounds, for example.. I suggested a solution to fix the SUperuser Loop, and it was deleted.. And previously, sugested that the OP should change the 07-13-2012 GApps with the Newer 07-17-2012 that DON'T INCLUDE the duplicated gallery, and bam! Deleted! This two things help the development and the thread itself.. (That was before the first Mod warning.. After that, i think never posted again).

- I don't remember :p

I post and try to help in Spanish Language forums, and there are some users that didn't know what is Flash or a "ROM"! The S3 is their first Smartphone.. I think that the grow of Android Newbies in an international forum is REALLY BIGGER!
[Galaxy S III General] s3lover:
HI there as is the battery for everyone
[Galaxy S III General] Bulut.O:
"FOR ME" it is 30-40% less than latest cm9 build.... but i can live with that...

I have the same setup as cm9 and i use cm10 since preview 1...
[Galaxy S III General] Tergon:
Anybody get any third party kernels working with this rom and if so which ones?
[Galaxy S III General] m3dd0g:
Abyss is the best ;)

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[Galaxy S III General] jnr21:
What, there is custom kernels for sgs3 jelly bean? Url please?
[Galaxy S III General] droper_250:
Nice to see this :laugh:
[Galaxy S III General] m3dd0g:
Grab it... :D

http://www.nonsolosmartphone.it/abyss-s3-kernel-for-aosp-samsung-miui-t1602.html

Thats the best Kernel ATM for the S3.
[Galaxy S III General] pa1nk1ller:
I think he is joking.

Edit: Wow. Cant believe developement is so fast.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
cm-10-20120721-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CODEWORKX.zip

Download: http://dl-bacon.bbqdroid.org/dinner/cm-10-20120721-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CODEWORKX.zip

Md5sum: http://dl-bacon.bbqdroid.org/dinner/cm-10-20120721-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CODEWORKX.zip.md5sum

Changes:

- updated proprietary files

- applied samsung opensource kernel update 2+3

- switched to opensource libsecril-client

- updated camera firmwares
[Galaxy S III General] Tergon:
Thanks I haven't run abyss since he was the first on out with a separate kernel for SG3. Nice CM10 support. Very cool
[Galaxy S III General] wolfboy1984:
Thanks. We really appreciate your hard work in your free time.

Do we have extra butter in this build i wonder..? :D
[Galaxy S III General] Tergon:
No joke kernel from Abyss 1.61 is quite buttery indeed.
[Galaxy S III General] GabrielSousa:
can you share the kernel source ?

thanks
[Galaxy S III General] K Rich:
I <3 you Codeworkx :o
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
What is a "big" difference? Big isn't specific. What might be big to you, can be small for me.

I have seen many vids of the GNex running JB, I have even seen it in real life. Yes, there is a difference. But in my opinion, it's a small difference.

An example: A big difference for me is: Device A opens an app in 0,5 second, Device B in 2/3 seconds.

And I think Codeworkx uses his Nexus because it's much more developer friendly. I don't think his main reason is that small difference is smoothness/speed.
[Galaxy S III General] nerotix:
http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/19925/

Hope it's something good but prolly just a small thing.. like always with crappy exynos!
[Galaxy S III General] Ensifolk:
We are not here to discuss the difference afterall. Probably the questiom is, will we ever have an aosp.rom.on the s3 as smooth as it runs on the nexus ?
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
why nexus? works better, feels better in hands and looks better. it's still doing any job i want it to do.
[Galaxy S III General] vishnujyothi:
cm-10-20121001-NIGHTLY-Applied

I believe there are no big changes from previous nightly,or i didn't see any new or fixes :silly:

Problem i have noted before applying this nightly are

1: Can't connect to camera

2.Battery leakage

Need to check ,if its repeating in new nightly also

It will be good if have ability group the apps in apps pane itself(Its there?? Correct me if i am wrong)..Grouping facility is available in widget screen (home screen)

:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III General] GabrielSousa:
with this last build.

my microphone and my speaker dont work, :(

tried 3 modems and i have the same problem :(
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
Not unless Samsung has an attitude change. hwcomposer will never quite work right, HDMI will never work unless we get source for all of the relevant bits so we can unbreak them, etc.
[Galaxy S III General] elcom:
I've searched but can't find an answer.

Using the latest nightly and can't get the camera to save photos to the external sd card.

The external sd card is working fine. The phone recognized it and it shows up as sdcard1.

Sorry if this has been asked and answered, I'm new to CM.
[Galaxy S III General] Daelyn:
And you where whining in the Siyah thread a couple of hours ago also. Still on Siyah? Then GTFO
[Galaxy S III General] GabrielSousa:
i'm with stock kernel
[Galaxy S III General] sodeknetters:
Apollo force closing:

Had exactly the same! Simple solution: delete app data. No more FCs since then.
[Galaxy S III General] ricey1986:
Getting an unable to resolve host message after a fresh install of the latest nightly. Anyone else getting this?
[Galaxy S III General] piratemurray:
Why not try this? Push out a memo on Google+ or Twitter or XDA or a blog or whatever and shame them into cooperation? What have we got to lose?

I bought this phone because I assumed that CM would be awesome on it. I hate to hear that it isn't the best it can be and through no fault of anyone here (who have done a fantastic job).

Let's start this! :)
[Galaxy S III General] GabrielSousa:
Found the problem. If I disable the touch sound . The speaker and the microphone don't work on phone calls
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
It may be the new updater checking to see if there is a update pending and not reaching the get.cm server.
[Galaxy S III General] LuLuke:
Why is there no Motion Features in this ROM ?

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[Galaxy S III General] Flynny75:
Do you know this is CyanogenMod? Do you know what CyanogenMod is?
[Galaxy S III General] Lookatthemonkeys:
Bluetooth problems

I just installed the 10/01 nightly on my AT&T Galaxy S3 and it seems my bluetooth streaming is not longer working anymore. It worked fine on the previous nightly I was on. It sees the bluetooth device and says it is connected but the audio does not stream. Anyone else have this issue?
[Galaxy S III General] LuLuke:
I got the Omega ROM, never tried the Cyanogenmod actually. So it doesn't have the Motion Features I suppose..

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[Galaxy S III General] jhericurls:
Because this isn't a Samsung need ROM. And you will lose all the other Samsung features.
[Galaxy S III General] joostjodel:
I had a similar issue all of a sudden on CM10 nightly, Oct 1, namely I heard no sound when making/receiving a call.

Re-enabling dial pad touch sounds and rebooting made it work. Drove me slightly nuts to find that out...
[Galaxy S III General] Daelyn:
We've known that since late July. It's written about every day, well, these days maybe every other day. Look in the thread for answers next time.
[Galaxy S III General] dagonas:
RSAP

Hi

Is there a solution for the RSAP connection?

Thank you very much!
[Galaxy S III General] Daelyn:
It's proprietary stuff.

If you need/want it you have to stick with Sammy. Or, maybe, it works with the play store app. It's about $10 though.
[Galaxy S III General] dagonas:
Sorry, i don't understand what's the meaning of:

If you need/want it you have to stick with Sammy

I'm spanish, and I don't understand that

Thank you
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
Because you have not added it yet? The code is open source, available at github.com/cyanogenmod, go for it!
[Galaxy S III General] encryptioncsta:
hey guys is Android beam working on CM10 yet?

i tryed to beam photos and videos from my nexus 7 and my galaxy s3 and they try to beam but after the lengthy delay it just says beam not complete...:S:(

i dntknow if its the s3 cause its running cm10 or what could be stopping the beam from not working...and before someone trys to tell me photos and videos dont work over beam yes they do its a new upgraded feature with android beam, i just wonder does any cm10 device work yet...i hope someone here can try for themselfs and perhaps the dev of the rom could comment if this is normal and is it coming soon to the s3 cm10 rom :)

i would love to be able to send all my pics from my s3 using cm10 to my nexus 7 by just beaming these badboys :)

iknow beaming a stock s3 with a cm10 s3 is a no go cause samsungs touchwiz software doesnt seem to like stock android devices what such cuase it defeats the purpose of open lol

heres hoping for all cm10 devices to be able to beam together :p

---------- Post added at 03:00 AM ---------- Previous post was at 02:54 AM ----------

hey guys is Android beam working on CM10 yet?

i tryed to beam photos and videos from my nexus 7 and my galaxy s3 and they try to beam but after the lengthy delay it just says beam not complete...:S:(

i dntknow if its the s3 cause its running cm10 or what could be stopping the beam from not working...and before someone trys to tell me photos and videos dont work over beam yes they do its a new upgraded feature with android beam, i just wonder does any cm10 device work yet...i hope someone here can try for themselfs and perhaps the dev of the rom could comment if this is normal and is it coming soon to the s3 cm10 rom :)

i would love to be able to send all my pics from my s3 using cm10 to my nexus 7 by just beaming these badboys :)

iknow beaming a stock s3 with a cm10 s3 is a no go cause samsungs touchwiz software doesnt seem to like stock android devices what such cuase it defeats the purpose of open lol

heres hoping for all cm10 devices to be able to beam together :p
[Galaxy S III General] Codekrypt:
I'm getting the CM Updater has stopped working error in the latest nightly. Also can't get a GPS lock anymore. Anyone with the same problem?
[Galaxy S III General] furyau:
Anyone? Trying to sort out what has the best performance for my area and provider
[Galaxy S III General] mistersixt:
Is there anything I can do for the developers concerning those wifi issues [some|a lot of] S3 users have since 20120927? I posted a logcat two days ago, was that a bit useful? @codeworkx: I could provide remote SSH access to my Linux box while having my S3 connected, and of course I can install some software packages that might be useful for you. Or is there anything else I can help with?

It would be a bit sad if I had to stick with 20120926 forever to be honest :p .

Regards, mistersixt.
[Galaxy S III General] :
yes it is.
[Galaxy S III General] teriemer:
This could be very interesting. Let us hope this brings us some good stuff.

Off topic:

It's so ironic that our quad-core S3 gets totally beaten up by a 1 year old dual-core phone! Mann - if just Samsung would release the damn code, S3 could be the über-beast to beat! Imagine what would be possible with the hw-spec S3 has!

Anyway - If Samsung doesn't come forward with open source policy, my next phone will for sure NOT be a Samsung. Romurs sais next nexus is from LG. I wonder what this will bring?

Keep it up devs :D