yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] ryukisai:
Welcome here ! Don't pay attention to the useless discourse of angry people. Trust me, the silent majority, as are saying our crap politicians in France, is massively respecting and supporting our devs.

It's up to you not to get yourself trapped in with silly trolls here. I'm confident in your intelligence.

If you need help, I'm sure you'll find support with the team maintaining this Rom.

Good luck to you!
[Galaxy S III General] Daelyn:
Especially as a "reply" of pulser_g2's post. The sincerity and carefulness of it was surprising. Gotta love it!
[Galaxy S III General] Galactus:
Lol I haven't seen Pulser_G2 post in here for a while, so when I saw his name before I saw the post........I knew it was THAT TIME lol
[Galaxy S III General] Toss3:
Just spend that free time with your family, or just buy another device to work on. The sgs3 forums are overrun by trolls.
[Galaxy S III General] grievous2004:
I hope not to be writing an "EPIC post" me too :silly: but...

I was wondering, as the sources are out, will wifi-direct be implemented or there are still technical issues I ignore? I have found no clues in the thread..

Anyway I have been on CM10 since first experimental build and must say it's getting better and better: you devs did a great work: thank you!
[Galaxy S III General] alienmind:
Wifi tether works by reverting to previous kernel base (more exactly, when I flash Siyah 1.5.4 - 3.0.31 it gets back to normal). LOL I feel dumb, of course you know. But just wanted to point that out as a workaround for all the rest of us noobs ;)

Thanks for the efforts so far.
[Galaxy S III General] SleemLDJ:
Noob question. Arent those versions of siyah kernel for ICS and CM9?

_-----------

Correction. I found out that 1.5.4 is for CM10.

Sorry for mistake. :)
[Galaxy S III General] K Rich:
This thread is moving way to fast for me to keep up with while at work....what a complete mess.
[Galaxy S III General] RorixRebel:
hell, i didnt know that....ill get siyah later on today on my phone.

My gf needs that wifi tethering working :silly:
[Galaxy S III General] victorator:
..uhm.. not sure if I can get back on topic. I'm running CM10 on one of my devices and would like to share my observations, after flashing the last 2 builds (I was skeptical about using previous ones, so I never switched from CM9)

CM10 - latest release:

- the rom is so smooth!

- gallery, wow, so fast, I am impressed (little bug when using back to go back to the gallery view, the picture you are viewing is not always the correct orientation when it's minimizing, probably been mentioned before in a trillion posts inbetween all the garbage posts here....)

- good voice and loudspeaker volume (LH1 modem), no problems there

- browser is very fast

- some bugs in camera, overall quality is a bit different than stock roms (compared side by side LH1 CM10 and the official LIB), stock LIB provides the best quality and least noise, in CM10 the pictures come out a bit blurry, but they are not bad, aosp camera rocks with the transitions and everything

- easy way to crash the system - install flash open browser go to youtube and play a video and then click the fullscreen button, don't know if we ever get a fix for that

- dice player solves all problems with playing videos, they are really smooth then

Overall I think CM10 for the S3 is really good. If you like the AOSP experience and are already on CM9 or derivatives I recommend jumping to jelly bean. No major bugs (except for flash which ofc is unsupported).

On advance I would like to apologize if I offended anyone by writing my post inbetween the flames. ; )
[Galaxy S III General] Aust S5:
I can. However xda rules prohibit it. I f@%king hate rules.

noobs click here
[Galaxy S III General] SleemLDJ:
Nightly 20120924 had one change in the change log after all.

And good news, there is a change log for the next nightly. :D

http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#i9300/cm10/next
[Galaxy S III General] ryukisai:
+1

That's what I was looking at! It's gonna be a huge one again! Camera is going to kick some Sam leakers asses!

Sent from the trenches of the war ground between the bright Aosp and the leaks of Evil.
[Galaxy S III General] superfire71:
I've got nerd wood:)
[Galaxy S III General] sathkartha:
@Cody.......hey kid, I am twice as old as you are. Never mind any of the brickbats flung your way. Silence is really Golden.Silent users appreciative of your work far far outnumber the noisy rabble rousers.This too shall pass.God be with you. Take a bow.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
Thanks. I know, otherwise i would have leaved a long time ago.

But sometimes i just need some fun with those users here.

I'm always smiling and laughing even if it doesn't look like that. ;)
[Galaxy S III General] sathkartha:
Attaboy!
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
I suggest you start the way I started almost a year ago now. Buy a good android dev book (pm me for a list) then download the source and make your first build without modifications (wiki.cyanognemod.com has everything you need ).

Once you have a working build pick a feature you really want or a bug that bugs you and implement/fix it. Submit to gerrit and that is how it starts.

Be careful though, once you get started it may be difficult to stop. :)
[Galaxy S III General] donalgodon:
Am I understanding that changelog correctly that the camera is going to be vastly improved in the next nightly?
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
Its all OMAP related camera stuff, does not help with the S3.
[Galaxy S III General] dhiru1602:
The Camera stuff doesn't apply to our device. Those patches are being added for OMAP platform.
[Galaxy S III General] RorixRebel:
so im either high or we have a new build :D

2012-09-24 08:11:05
[Galaxy S III General] SleemLDJ:
This isn't the new build mate. Wait for 20120925
[Galaxy S III General] RorixRebel:
thought so, thank you
[Galaxy S III General] dondavis007:
Just want to say tanke you for cm!

It makes me right sad to read the last ten pages. Trolls just so sad...

Sent from a gadget...
[Galaxy S III General] Le Rat Noir:
If a minority showed little gratitude, the majority congratulate you for the work you provided, and the time you spend coding ... I think the ungrateful should first develop something to show us what they can do before writing non-constructive criticism. Results are obtained only with major developer like You !

Thank you again for your wonderful work :)
[Galaxy S III General] adityaxavier:
NFC

Hi Cody,

Well been trying to make NFC work in CM10 is leading to weird issues.

1. On new flash after formatting system i have the following errors in logcat :-

I/NfcService( 2712): Starting NFC service

D/NFCJNI ( 2712): NFC Service : loading JNI

I/NfceeAccess( 2712): read 3 signature(s) for NFCEE access

D/NfcService( 2712): checking on firmware download

D/NfcService( 2712): NFC is on. Doing normal stuff

I/NfcService( 2712): Enabling NFC

D/NFCJNI ( 2712): Start Initialization

D/NFCJNI ( 2712): NFC capabilities: HAL = 8150100, FW = b1011a, HW = 620003, Model = 12, HCI = 1, Full_FW = 1, Rev = 26, FW Update Info = 13

D/NFCJNI ( 2712): Download new Firmware

W/NFCJNI ( 4088): Firmware update FAILED

E/NFCJNI ( 4088): Unable to update firmware, giving up

D/NFCJNI ( 4088): Terminating client thread...

W/NfcService( 4088): Error enabling NFC

I/NfcService( 4088): First Boot

I/NfcService( 4088): Enabling NFC

D/NFCJNI ( 4088): Start Initialization

----

W/NFCJNI ( 2712): Firmware update FAILED

E/NFCJNI ( 2712): Unable to update firmware, giving up

D/NFCJNI ( 2712): Terminating client thread...

( By the way dmesg is being spammed with touchscreen data need to stop that )

2. Upon deeper inspection, it has the same nfc chip as that of crespo. So after checking there are few differences in nfc_hw.c tried swapping the nfc.herring.so into nfc.exynos.so. Still the same error.

3. Checked the Kernel drivers, its also the same as crespo. But weirdly nfc is working in crespo but not working in s3.

Any clue what might have gone wrong ??
[Galaxy S III General] 3bs11:
There's no kill all apps in the recent apps in the top left corner. Does anyone else have this issue? I'm on the latest nightly.
[Galaxy S III General] cyberdick:
Do we still have the memory leak issue? I am asking coz I tried going through the thread and all I can see is war. Are we still waiting for Samsung to release the sources before the leak is fixed?
[Galaxy S III General] jaju123:
Leak was fixed almost a week ago, along with most things thanks to sources.
[Galaxy S III General] adityaxavier:
NFC Issue

Anyone ?

I know about the so called fix which was done by the following methods :-

1. Flash Stock.

2. Turn On NFC and GPS etc.

3. Flash Cyanogenmod and voila it works.

But somehow this doesnt make any sense, as flashing the Cyanogenmod would change the libraries & kernel.

Unless, if this method was used to maintain the status of NFC ON, on boot. But somehow i doubt that.

Cody , need your inputs !
[Galaxy S III General] XpLoDWilD:
If you flashed a leaked JB from Samsung, your NFC chip firmware has been updated and doesn't work with our libs. Obviously the chip refuses to downgrade, thus the error you get (firmware update).
[Galaxy S III General] ThunderWolf78:
In short: +1 for all of us who don't jump unwittingly between every leak there is and stay cm faithful.

Tapatalked from my GT-I9300 running high on CM10.
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
OMG this frustrating.

Will Samsung release sources of NFC firmware to incorporate new version in kernel or may be you can somehow incorporate new libs from Sammy rom to CM10 in future to resolve this issue?
[Galaxy S III General] nerotix:
Not nothing special tbh.. just a merge with the latest AOSP sources.
[Galaxy S III General] XpLoDWilD:
We've yet to find a solution for this that works for everyone.
[Galaxy S III General] jaju123:
Surely this Samsung patch may contain fixes. Can you guys not rework it so that it uses the jelly bean Libs etc and WiFi stuff? I think the i9000 cm version rebased at one point as well.
[Galaxy S III General] LemonPlusTea:
Devs need to have their own time too..

Either stay tight with CM10 while they get enough time to fix it, or go to some other ROM if NFC & wifi hotspot is that important to you..
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
Think WiFi stuff not the same topic...
[Galaxy S III General] MP2E:
This is already based off of the newest Samsung kernel sources. I'm sure xplodwild is investigating it as best he can. from what I can gather this is a very difficult chipset to work with, and codewerx is leaving.. in short patience, it will be fixed. We can't afford to lose another dev!
[Galaxy S III General] adityaxavier:
So i guess there would be changes required, but cant we simply utilize the firmware - libpn544_fw.so from Stock JB ?

---------- Post added at 08:02 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:50 AM ----------

Oh well i got it working.. this is what i did.

1. Replace nfc.exynos4.so with nfc.smdk4x12.so. (Rename nfc.smdk4x12.so with nfc.exynos4.so )

2. Replaced libpn544_fw.so with Stock JB libpn544_fw.so

3. Viola it works !!!

By the way Xplod, any reason why there are differences with nfc_hw.c between crespo and s3 device trees ?
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
Wou....

You really THE man
[Galaxy S III General] adityaxavier:
NFC working

Well i got it working with the Stock NFC Library as well.

Guess all thats required was to update the Samsung Proprietary tree by "TheMuppet" ?

Unless there are some issues by using the latest firmware in CM.

Thanks for pointing me in the right direction Xplod !
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
But this will only work on phones which we're running stock jellybean before.

New libs + new firmware will not work on phones which never flashed stock jellybean.

So not really a solution.

The magic here is to exchange the opensource nfc hal module with the proprietary one.
[Galaxy S III General] butcher211:
hey, why you flaming each other in this thread?

just watch this and chill again:

http://youtu.be/CMNry4PE93Y
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
WTF?
[Galaxy S III General] ryukisai:
This thread has been a big fire over the last pages but now it's quieter. We need to keep focused on non off topic subjects.
[Galaxy S III General] adityaxavier:
Understood ! Thanks !

Another question, sorry for troubling you ..

I Love CM believe me, i've been cursing myself that i bought an S3 and not the Nexus. I have a Nexus S and love the screen and the open source values.

So bearing it in mind.

I have noticed that the S3 gets very hot when even using the browser for 15 minutes. Whereas this never happens on the Stock OS.

As per my understanding the stock kernel and the CM kernel both use unmodified Pegasus as the CPU Governor.

Please look into this !
[Galaxy S III General] dewils80:
Hey, thanks. I got a working build last night (in between reading the drama on here) and I'm starting to look into some bugs on my old phone (can't afford to brick my i9300 while I get up to speed).

And, please PM the list of books. Thanks.:cowboy:
[Galaxy S III General] Hybridesque:
Sounds like we're making some progress. I'm just lurking and watching. I'm so tempted to put it on my phone after using CM on my old Galaxy S but not ready to do so yet, still learning about this handset!

Thanks for the effort put in so far!
[Galaxy S III General] Vap0ur:
Hybrid... if you're a bit nervous of the CM10 builds, why not try CM9? It's rock solid on the S3, and just as brilliant :)

Sorry for OT.
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#i9300/cm10/next

Changes dont fit the page - Hugh change list 8-)
[Galaxy S III General] adjaca:
The one problem i'm still having on cm10 is the bluetooth in-call audio through my carkit. It is still distorted as it was when HD-voice hadn't been fixed.

I've been searching the thread and have found no answers.

I can't provide a logcat atm but can do that after work/tomorrow.

I appreciate all help :)
[Galaxy S III General] yoramweil:
Have the same problem. Also it is distance dependant - when using a bluetooth speaker does distort and cut the connection frequently when the dietance is more than 1 meter. Switched to modded stock JB and was working flawlessly
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
No success updating nfc firmware while on cyanogenmod.

Dunno where they're doing this stuff.

Currently nfc works for most of the cm users because they never flashed a leak or reverted back to ics before jumping back to cm.
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
Sad but true - i am not so patriotic to CM10...

So still people such me who ***ing around dunno why and for what - can we use
[Galaxy S III General] zombination:
Same problem, that's the only reason i stay with original samsung firmware, i use bluetooth everyday in my car, sound is very distorted and morever it doesn't switch automaticaly to my BT car system when i initiate a call from it, so i have to switch sound output to my car.

Help appreciated too ;)
[Galaxy S III General] Hybridesque:
Just figured I'll be patient and learn first. Wait a bit to see how everyone finds it. Finding out that reflashing will wipe data like music etc makes me a little less flash happy compared to what I'm like with my Galaxy S and Galaxy Tab.
[Galaxy S III General] ryukisai:
Why would flashing erase personal files ??? It never did ! It only wipes the content in /system /data partitions (folders) ! You'll still have other files, except if you format sdcard by mistake !
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
Think CM team will appreciate logs and kmesg on this issue
[Galaxy S III General] leinad:
Hy all.

Every time I flash a new nightly, I lose the application .Google Play Music'. Afaik, this has to do with the list of applications which are saved and restored during installation process : 'Google Play Music' seems to have been forgotten. But I dunno where this can be fixed : is it within /system/app.d, or in the zip file itself ?

Thank you for your help. And most important, thank you for this amazing rom. :)
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
Just to confirm, NFC works for me.

lol, just read my company nfc card with my S3 ;)

I am on CM 10, 23/9 nightly, never flashed other roms than CM9 and CM10.
[Galaxy S III General] irzero:
I had this problem with my BMW months ago on cm9. People said it was the modem but I dunno. Since I went back to omega its worked fine. It's not good news to see this problem still here.
[Galaxy S III General] Hybridesque:
I got the impression that flashing from Odin like other firmwares would completely wipe the phone, and would be the same for going to CM. Am I mistaken?
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
Got my music on external SDcard never any problem flashing CM9 / 10 nightlies.

I don't clear any cache when flashing with CWM.
[Galaxy S III General] dondavis007:
Its not that hard to odin some ics, its good enouht for men that it will work if I haven The need

Sent from a gadget...
[Galaxy S III General] adityaxavier:
I hexed the nfc.smdk4x12.so and it does not update the firmware. I believe it must be libnfc.so.

Hmm, I don't have ICS ODIN would love to check this but shouldn't the update happen through this code ?

else if (( pHwRef->device_info.fw_version < cur_fw_hdr->fw_version )

)

{

/* TODO: Firmware Version Check and upgrade*/

DNLD_PRINT(" FW_DNLD: Older Firmware Upgrading to newerone.... \n");

status = NFCSTATUS_SUCCESS;

}

in phDnldNfc.c ?

PS he is using Tuna nfc_hw.c for nfc.smdk4x12.so as its visible in the hex.

Great to see that you have removed the debugging from the Kernel.
[Galaxy S III General] zombination:
Can you explain me exactly how to generate this ? I'd like to help to solve this problem
[Galaxy S III General] adjaca:
http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Logcat
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
and there is also a very handy app called: aLogcat
[Galaxy S III General] Hrc4u:
Latest version doesn't seem to work ...

Works for you?

GT-i9300 CM10
[Galaxy S III General] kantk20111:
Hi, I'm still on CM9 and would appreciate if someone could give an update on the usability of this ROM as of the 9/25 build.

-Does Project Butter work?

-Are there no more memory leaks?

-Camera+Video Cam fully working?

-Battery Life?
[Galaxy S III General] SleemLDJ:
I don't think 9/25 is out for another couple of hours.

As of 9/24

Project butter is very well available.

No more memory leaks

Camera/video works half way (to get the best out of it, turn your flash off). That's what I do.

Battery life is excellent.

I'm general, its worth a flash because I've been using it for 3 weeks now as my daily driver and it does me well.
[Galaxy S III General] saintsinner25:
-project butter does work but not as silky smooth on a gnex or official jb.

-memory leaks are absolutely fixed. :)

-camera maybe still has bugs..video i don't really know sorry.

-i easily get 14-16 hours easily with a screen on time of 3-3 and a half hour and voice calls 1-1 and a half hour but honestly it depends on your usage.
[Galaxy S III General] Tenacious:
Tray catlog https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nolanlawson.logcat or lumberjack https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nolanlawson.logcat
[Galaxy S III General] ceo.mtcl:
I don't know what I did wrong here... the WiFi tether used to work earlier flawlessly. Now it doesn't work on any of the AOSP ROMs. Is it a known issue or is some solution available?

Edit: I've read at several places that if I have WiFi issues I need to Odin back to ICS stock and then restart the whole process. Is it the case for WiFi tether as well?

☞ sent from GS3 or Nexus
[Galaxy S III General] SleemLDJ:
It has been a known issue ever since nightly 20120922.

If you want to get it to work temporarily, you might want to try downgrading your kernel by flashing siyah kernel 1.5.4 CM10.

At your own risk. But seems to work.
[Galaxy S III General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
I M P O R T A N T

Samsung has a big security problem :eek:

Demo Dirty use of USSD Codes in Cellular Network en Ekoparty 2012 (Kill Droid.)

YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Q2-0B04HPhs

look at time 9:20 ;)

here from Developers and Android experts "Pau Oliva" : https://twitter.com/pof/status/250534742041174016
[Galaxy S III General] xdafann:
Just wanted to say thanks for the amazing work it works wonderfully and gave me no issues so far
[Galaxy S III General] wolfboy1984:
If you are here then you can't be affected... Its Samsung roms - not Samsung phones.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
It's a samsung feature.

Pretty sure someone will come into this thread and ask why this doesn't work on CM and when it will be implemented.

We should port it over to CM. That's a must have.
[Galaxy S III General] tietherope:
That's on the Galaxy S II, not S III.
[Galaxy S III General] Rchard:
HAHAH LMAO. I wont be surprised man :) soon they will be asking for it.

Thanks for your contribution man.
[Galaxy S III General] Daelyn:
Works on S3 with Sammy ICS. In JB it's fixed.
[Galaxy S III General] w1nter456:
Hi, codeworkx can you implement that feature?
[Galaxy S III General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
wrong ;)

translation by google (from original text):
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
I already did. Its up on gerrit. Will see if I can get it in for next nightly.
[Galaxy S III General] zondakaka:
how to get the wifi working ?
[Galaxy S III General] peterperfect:
David, i must admit you made me open gerrit here just to check! ahahha :p
[Galaxy S III General] Daelyn:
Flash Sammy JB and stay with it.
[Galaxy S III General] :
Turn it on?
[Galaxy S III General] adityaxavier:
Any clue why the firmware upgrade is not done by the below mentioned code ?

And would someone test with the propreitory libnfc.so and libnfc_jni.so ?

By the way shouldn't we update our nfc_hw.c with the one from tuna ?
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
The pn544 kernel driver has the ability to read and write firmwares.

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...k4412/blob/jellybean/drivers/nfc/pn544.c#L231

But...

We're running pn65n which justs exposes it's a pn544 and doesn't have anthing about updating fw:

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...k4412/blob/jellybean/drivers/nfc/pn65n.c#L397

There's a power on with firmware download:

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...k4412/blob/jellybean/drivers/nfc/pn65n.c#L271

I triggered it with a little executable i've written but had to stop then.

There's a gpio which gets triggered. pn65n_dev->firm_gpio

Kind of write protection?

Maybe extend libnfc a little bit to fire that ioctl with value 2 and then do the firmware stuff it does normally.

But i'm just speculating.

Edit: since noobs are flooding our dev thread, we're flooding the noob thread with dev stuff now. ;)
[Galaxy S III General] tietherope:
The Verge had it wrong this morning then. My apologies!
[Galaxy S III General] luizffgarcia:
LOL! Good one :)
[Galaxy S III General] Flynny75:
Stuff like this is really interesting. I'm an applications developer but have always been fascinated by low level stuff. Perhaps I should lurk in the irc (if there is one...)
[Galaxy S III General] jhericurls:
CM10 fight club

I no longer come to this thread for CM10 updates, but for the banter.

codeworkx, I hope stick around even if your not working on the S3.
[Galaxy S III General] zi1x:
Black screen

Hi,

I get some black screens of death. I managed to obtain a logcat which could help.

The only thing I did was flashing this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1797292

BTW, Teamhacksung I really enjoy your work. I am thinking to help CM if my freetime increases..
[Galaxy S III General] ThunderWolf78:
No logs or anything as i was driving at the moment, opened dialer to make a call and got a su request from radio which I denied. Has anyone figured out what was the cause of this behavior? No visible problems so far, still have working data, wifi, bt and voice...

Tapatalked from my GT-I9300 running high on CM10.