yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] mys3:
Is there a way to revert to the older WiFi drivers from previous builds. I've tried all avenues & cannot connect to my works WiFi like I used to be able to? Home WiFi is working fine
[Galaxy S III General] wind0zer:
@XpLoDWilD Please consider the above.

I was thinking the same thing. Sometimes the best solution is the most simplest. Also it's fool-proof, haha. I can't believe you lost your cool.
[Galaxy S III General] VR2012:
As someone pointed out earlier, if you want a temporary solution for a more stable camera (means not switching between front/back camera and NOT using videocam) you can search google play for CameraMX, this app will let you use your camera more times without hang. I will use the original cameraapp as soon as it gets more stable. This is just a tip for those of you who use the camera more ;)
[Galaxy S III General] tanjiajun_34:
Is the buttery feel on Galaxy Nexus on S3 already? :D Cant wait for it to come to CM 10 :)

Edit: Ok. I guess not for now. It is still a great rom anyway :)
[Galaxy S III General] sjgore:
The two firmwares in /data/cfw have different file sizes to the ones in /system/vendor/firmware. Does this mean the copy isn't happening correctly?

Will try copying them manually.
[Galaxy S III General] yeeson:
Open the camera mobile phone will restart！
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
my build from yesterday should have fixed copying.
[Galaxy S III General] prking07:
I can confirm that files in data/cfw are diferent sizes than in vendor/firmware and im using last build from yesterday. Preview 6.
[Galaxy S III General] Byakuya88:
what XDA mark said is the best thing to do.....

Codeworkx posted the link for preview #6 here and from what I saw there is no problem between developers and "Noobs" after that........keep the developer thread open but without link is the best solution.....
[Galaxy S III General] inffy:
Camera working fine here.
[Galaxy S III General] woshiahboi:
Battery life better than SammyRom?
[Galaxy S III General] beeboss:
Stock is about 30% better , but this is an alpha yet . However it was predictable that JB will have worse battery life than ics due to project butter making CPU working more intensively on touch
[Galaxy S III General] LJE:
Remember when the leaked 4.1 rom was released. A few people jumped the gun and some got bricked. It wasn't long before everyone knew DON'T INSTAL LEAKED VERSION because for newbs the consequences were huge.

I think the mods should ban and ask questions later to anyone not being any help in the dev thread.

Sooner or later everyone will know the rules and those that don't learn will either get sick of making new accounts or run out of emails to use.

This post straight after the dev thread re opening, is messed up. Reminds me of the class clown that had trouble learning so went for laughs instead
[Galaxy S III General] bradputt:
LOL.....sometimes i do find the CM10 dev thread very funny.

these ppl know how to root and flash phones, but cannot follow simple instructions.
[Galaxy S III General] AlexxxR:
On preview build 5, I didnt have any APNs in Mobile Network settings, tried everything including restoring to build 2 and backing up apn list etc but no such luck, was that an issue for others on build 5? If so, does build 6 address this issue? I REALLY need mobile data to be working.

Thank you in advance to whomever can answer :)
[Galaxy S III General] megatooth:
Yes, there are APNs to choose from in preview 6.
[Galaxy S III General] Smoothface:
Getting better, but rather than flame the people posting wrongly in the dev thread, either report or PM the offender as often they just don't know. Helps keep the development thread clear and keeps the negative vibe to a minimum!
[Galaxy S III General] AlexxxR:
thank you megatooth!
[Galaxy S III General] Lennyuk:
Might need to check that they actually own a s3, could just be some lame ass trolls.
[Galaxy S III General] graffixnyc:
I created a MOD that will enable the on screen nav softkeys and will disable the capacitive buttons and the home button.

I used the framework-res.apk from the Preview 6 build

Link to thread:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1788780
[Galaxy S III General] croatia1:
Aren't there newer Gapps?

Pozdrav

Croatia1
[Galaxy S III General] jaju123:
Android 4.1.2 released- should be in CM soon :)
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
ok looked at your logcat, was just curious about this wifi issue.

I assume you did see the authentication timeout too.. and the need for debugging wpa suppliant ..

Like you said a difference between 26/9 and 27/9 seems logical.

At the moment no time to look through the differences, sorry.

Is it an idea to make the logcat on the working 26/9 nightly to compare and test if it works without authentication on 27/9 or higher nightly?
[Galaxy S III General] mariotme:
Interesting ****e =D
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
Probably not. I expect a halfassed attempt at PR damage control to say they care, with no actual followup.

Look at the whole defective eMMC disaster. They met with me and had me actually convinced that they cared. I was convinced that it would be the start of Samsung actually cooperating and communicating with developers.

We were working on creating a special private subforum so that the ERDs and our contact could communicate and discuss, and maybe eventually add some of the established RDs for Samsung devices and hopefully some Samsung engineers. Shot down COMPLETELY by their management.

We discussed potential fixes for the eMMC fiasco to deploy to devices and offer them protection. Strangely enough, the I9300 has received the official fix *even though it has no need for it*. Meanwhile, affected devices with defective eMMC chips have not received the fix. Sprint just released an Epic 4G Touch update - the fix is not present! http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32579727&postcount=820

I feel used.
[Galaxy S III General] joibins:
hi works wi-fi direct yet?
[Galaxy S III General] felek73:
Nope, I have even lock screen disabled. But it is the same with lock screen enabled. No secure lock. Do you need any log cat?
[Galaxy S III General] PBnJamz:
Does anyone know if it's possible to have newly installed apps not appear on the home screen and just in the drawer?
[Galaxy S III General] anup123456:
HOlyGOD they listened to us DA***

http://www.androidcentral.com/samsung-hears-exynos-community-documentation-concerns

They are opensourcing document for exynos WTF

SUPER FAB <3<3<3 Samsung
[Galaxy S III General] Daelyn:
Actually, you're on the top of my list.
[Galaxy S III General] gavin-phelan:
noob
[Galaxy S III General] qwerty12:
"We hear your concerns about documentation & source code for Exynos-based devices. We're discussing it with our team and will update you soon." != "They are opensourcing document for exynos WTF"
[Galaxy S III General] Arkanius:
This still means nothing unfortunately

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] saintsinner25:
Dont keep high hopes.they are the apple of android's ecosystem imo.

Sent From My GT-i9300
[Galaxy S III General] jaju123:
They just said they hear it. Don't get too excited..
[Galaxy S III General] spoiler75:
Twitter-News

Faryaab Sheikh ‏@Faryaab

The EXYNOS MOVEMENT by @xdadevelopers worked! @SamsungExynos working on providing us with full documents of their Exynos Chip. =D:good:
[Galaxy S III General] Daelyn:
Read it again, slowly!
[Galaxy S III General] Jeddix:
Just disable it in the Play Store settings.
[Galaxy S III General] anup123456:
They Tweeted this - "We're taking your feedback about full document. very seriously and are working to resolve the situation. We really do value your opinions!"

And its in the news all over :D
[Galaxy S III General] z3nith66:
Which translates to "We'll see what we can do".
[Galaxy S III General] proudixz:
i dont thrust them
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Do you trust them, then? ;)
[Galaxy S III General] marcopro79:
But is there any hope for wifi tethering or is it a lost cause because of closed source drivers?

Thanks for the hard effort, that's a beautiful piece of work.

M
[Galaxy S III General] Hrc4u:
Anyone else who feels latest 2-3nightlys drain battery more than before when using wifi?...hmm..

Cheers!/H

GT-i9300 CM10
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
No, they claimed they're "talking about it" to get us to shut up.

They have been "talking about it" for over a year.
[Galaxy S III General] anup123456:
Thanks.

I got a bit over excited seeing Faryaab's tweet and then saw what exactly SamsungExynos posted :D
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
No, logcat wont help. None of this stuff is in the log.

Wake and Unlock only works if you have a lock screen enabled - e.g. Slide. It will not wake the device if no lock screen is set.
[Galaxy S III General] Luckyman79uk:
Yes, I've found my battery drains more with the last few nightlies too.
[Galaxy S III General] Zariel:
Just flashed latest nightly, I set my default profile to have insecure login but it still shows the secure login (I have to use it for the wifi cert), but I can disable the lock screen completely which works fine, does anyone else have this issue?
[Galaxy S III General] TecQuality:
Folks, Android 4.1.2 just released :D

Sent from my GT-I9300 using latest Nightly
[Galaxy S III General] bartela:
Hello, keep flooding Samsung, don't stop. Thanks

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1925709
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
fyi I did send you a pm with a thing to try..

And also..

can you try the Fritzbox WPA2 (CCMP) wifi security setting with a recent nightly?
[Galaxy S III General] zahni_tue:
Hi tux821, can you send me the pm also? I have the same problem with wifi as mistersixt.

Thank you for your effort!
[Galaxy S III General] z3nith66:
Yes, Android 4.1.2 has been released, and while I'm waiting for a more comprehensible changelog, this sounds interesting:

http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/1...4-1-2-at-the-low-level-developer-commit-logs/
[Galaxy S III General] :
Nightly 20121003 has been golden for me. No problems & I'm averaging 40 hours battery with 4 hours screen. I think I'll stay here for awhile :D
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
Ok , scan completed. The string "defualt message" is not in the CyanogenMod code base.
[Galaxy S III General] :
Thanks for doing that! Not sure where that leaves us.
[Galaxy S III General] IOmega666:
There isn't a 1003, only 1004.
[Galaxy S III General] saranyan:
Latest sod for me, Have attached log here.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32580239&postcount=396
[Galaxy S III General] mistersixt:
Looks like in the next nightly a few adjustments to wpa_supplicant will be included due to "Merge branch 'jb-mr0-release'" ... let's see whether this fixes something.

regards, mistersixt.

PS: Concerning your PM: yes, it is pretty sure related to the change on 20120926. in init.smdk4x12.rc. Although I don't like to mention it ... but wifi is working fine with Siyah :( .
[Galaxy S III General] SmithyNZ:
Is this allready 4.1.2? --> "Merge branch 'jb-mr0-release" :D
[Galaxy S III General] :
I'm so proud of us! :laugh:
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
Pretty sure it is :D Though I misinterpreted changelogs in the past, so I hope somebody else can confirm. The next nightly will be here soon anyway so we will see.
[Galaxy S III General] SmithyNZ:
Great news - if it's true it's amazing how fast thei are :D

Hope Car Dock will run again after the update :D
[Galaxy S III General] proudixz:
basicly you know what to do , keep spamming samsung all accounts on twitter and facebook , dont stop it , few tweets each day :good:
[Galaxy S III General] Antony_McLovin:
I'm using 10-20121006 since release without any problems. Yesterday I had my first problem. I was not able to open any app. I had 106 mb ram left. Is this bug fixed in newer nightlies? Where do I found the log to post it for you?
[Galaxy S III General] kickassdave:
106MB is plenty RAM available to be able to open apps! The memory "leak" was officially fixed so that is not the problem here.

If you have apps n all backed up why not give a full wipe a go? I always do when I find others aren't experiencing the same issue as me.

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http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/1...id-4-1-2-update-being-released-to-aosp-today/

It is 4.1.2 code :P

I have also misinterpreted changelogs in the past too haha, I just usually wait for someone else to ask.
[Galaxy S III General] Antony_McLovin:
I know that this bug is not "leak" related. Nevertheless it's a bug related to cm. I could not open any app is different to "force close" which happend with the memory leak.

I noticed this bug when I wanted to set the alarm clock in the evening and the stock clock app did not open. So I tried any othe app and nothing worked, so I had to restart my phone... Im always cleaning cache with every new nighlty and I'm pretty sure that this bug is cm related cause I had no other bug like this in any other nightly
[Galaxy S III General] 90paolo:
next nightly will be on 4.1.1 or 4.1.2? thank you
[Galaxy S III General] w1nter456:
Hi, it is 4.1.2.
[Galaxy S III General] w000rm:
I must say that CM10 is a truly amazing ROM, and I have only one problem with it. Why doesn't the notifications menu not include the power saving option? That and the fact that my battery drained a lot faster than stock, but this is obviously because I couldn't find the power saving option. Also, I do not like the notification menu as a whole, is it any way to get back to the Jelly Bean stock and still use CM10?
[Galaxy S III General] johnfranz29:
Then you have to go back in stock rom...
[Galaxy S III General] w000rm:
Really? No way to 'flash' a different notification menu? Can it really be that hard?
[Galaxy S III General] sathkartha:
Unless you are able to detach emotionally from Stock(JB or ICS),you cannot truly appreciate the elegance and simplicity of CM10.You simply cannot have the cake and eat it too,can you?:cool:
[Galaxy S III General] w1nter456:
Actually you can do it yourself, dl siyah kernel and set the cpu frequency to

800 and set it only dual core. It helps a lot for battery life.
[Galaxy S III General] saintsinner25:
They both have different frameworks.if touchwiz was an opensource interface it could've been possible but it isnt.

Sent From My GT-i9300
[Galaxy S III General] DrGomez:
I find that really hard to believe... how can u not like the simple notification design? :P

For battery concerns, try to select another CPU governor under Settings - Performance - Processor - CPU governor. If that doesnt help you, try flashing another kernel that gives you more options to change voltage and CPU settings. although, use with caution. (siyah kernel for example, please google for infos or use forum search options)

I personally am totally ok with the battery life on this ROM, though i havent updated since xplods test build, some have reported battery drain on the more recent nightlies.

I look forward to the newest nightly today though :)
[Galaxy S III General] Airbender123:
Hello, I'm just curies, was that wifi and bluetooth problem fixed since the 27th of September? I'm just sceptical whatever I should update to the latest update or not.
[Galaxy S III General] ventu08:
next nightly 10 will be on 4.1.1 or 4.1.2? thanks
[Galaxy S III General] b3ndech0:
............
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
New nightly is out. Downloading..
[Galaxy S III General] saintsinner25:
Is it 4.1.1 or 4.1.2?

Sent From My GT-i9300
[Galaxy S III General] m4ssnet:
Woah so many commits in today's nightly, downloading :D

Inviato dal mio GT-I9300 con Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III General] :
Thanks for the update! Downloading... :victory:
[Galaxy S III General] mistersixt:
Right on, 20121010 is showing version 4.1.2 and JZO54K :good: . That was quick!

Regards, mistersixt.
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
4.1.2 :victory:

One new thing I notice is you can expand notifications with one finger.

Another thing, I was sitting on the exact same spot before and after flashing. On 4.1.2, I got 3 wifi bars instead of 2 a couple of times (maybe better wifi reception?)
[Galaxy S III General] SmithyNZ:
Here we go....

Many thx 4 4.1.2! :good:
[Galaxy S III General] Tjoffe66:
I don't know if it's placebo, but I experience a significant enhansment of snappyness since last nightly. :good:

Great work! :laugh:
[Galaxy S III General] drteletubbie:
What does nightly mean? Unstable version?

Anyway, is there supposed to be a short lagg switching from back to front camera on the stock camera app? There's no lag from front to back however which I find weird...
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
Nightly builds are build by bots automatically incorporating the latest bug fixes and commits.. It's mostly stable though you may see some occasional bugs here and there.

Yes unfortunately camera switching is slower

《swagged from aokp》

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I bet it is:D

《swagged from aokp》
[Galaxy S III General] hardwarechaos:
Hi there

that is what i thought too.

But maybe really a placebo...

Little question:

Why does the changelog in the settings only show major versions?

IMHO useful to show the full changelogs.

Any comment from a dev on this.

And not it is not that important. :D

THX

Chaos
[Galaxy S III General] SmithyNZ:
Switching between front and rear camera is amazing fast on 4.1.2. Never had it so quick b4... :D

I think it's faster, but as the others sad, it could be placebo...
[Galaxy S III General] Codekrypt:
Download BBQTools from the Play Store for the full changelog.
[Galaxy S III General] band_aid:
Siyah 1.6.8 works on latest nightly?

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] hardwarechaos:
Thanks. Using this for a while, but i was curious about the reason for not using the obvious "button"

THX

Chaos
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Maybe it will, maybe it won't. We can't say, nor do we recommend it. You will not be able to post any bug reports or anything, because you're only allowed to if you use the stock cm kernel.
[Galaxy S III General] peterperfect:
Ask in Siyah thread?
[Galaxy S III General] :
Anyone with Wifi Problems got any Success on latest Nightly ?
[Galaxy S III General] SuX.Dickinson:
Wifi is ok here!
[Galaxy S III General] :
No it's not. Everyone who was having Wifi problems since 09/27 will still do. No Changes on Latest nightly regards that matter. Just tested.
[Galaxy S III General] H-KaN:
Well in the last builds I used siyah cause I had wifi problem. Installed newest nightly without reinstalling siyah, no wipes or anything and wifi works well. So far so good here.
[Galaxy S III General] rzaratin:
Any alternative download link?

get.cm link is really bad....
[Galaxy S III General] Matc21:
10/10 nightly works great, thanks for putting out the update to 4.1.2 so quickly.
[Galaxy S III General] FRLinux:
use the short link below, worked for me, speed is not too bad here in Ireland.
[Galaxy S III General] :
Right now im having some problems:

I flashed latest nightly, checked that Wifi still not working for those who was having wifi issues since 09/27

Flashed my old and good 09/26 and them... cant boot... Phone stays on cyanogem logo screen for ages.

-----UPDATE --- BEWARE

If you have wifi Problems since 09/27 like me. Do a nand backup before trying latest nightly. After i flashed it i was UNABLE to return to my old 09/26. I had to perform a restore from my Nand backup to be abble to boot and use 09/26 again.
[Galaxy S III General] rzaratin:
After about 10mb, the download just stops....
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
Try it with Dolphin Browser. Worked for me when I had problems.
[Galaxy S III General] :
WIFI tethering still not working (10/10 nightly) :crying:
[Galaxy S III General] FRLinux:
Ah right, so what i do these days and download on my desktop and transfer the file over. I found downloading a file over a slow site almost always fails.

---------- Post added at 03:53 PM ---------- Previous post was at 03:52 PM ----------

So I posted about it a while back but forgot to use paypal, I have now donated again as I intended to.

Confirmation number: 0XN45020HN836570B.

Kuddos to the devs, this is no easy work you are doing but you are the reason why I keep on using a Samsung phone.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Don't expect it to work in a long time either.
[Galaxy S III General] Codekrypt:
Yup Dolphin works best for downloads.
[Galaxy S III General] estpoc:
Use the torrent, its fast and reliable.
[Galaxy S III General] peterperfect:
People, big new tool from xplodwild and teambbq up today. Enjoy: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p= 32622191#post32622191
[Galaxy S III General] rzaratin:
Link?

I'm already trying to download using my desktop and both are not working properly.... maybe it could be a "firewall" issue.

3G download seens to be working now.
[Galaxy S III General] drteletubbie:
there is no "%" when showing the battery percentage on the statusbar when enabled on the latest nightly. As far as I remember there was on the last one..not sure if feature or not XD Furthermore, dropbox doesn't want to sync on system settings which means I won't be able to get notifications when something is added/removed =(
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
Why not use the new Changelog feature in CMUpdater? Look under Settings, About phone, Cyanogenmod updates.

We worked hard on it, hope you enjoy it.
[Galaxy S III General] mistersixt:
Same here :( .

Regards, mistersixt.
[Galaxy S III General] :
They must have removed it then. I don't even see 1004 anymore either.
[Galaxy S III General] Codekrypt:
Yeah it's quite good David no doubt but Xplodwild's app interface is great too.

Overall this makes Cyanogenmod an amazing community :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III General] :
There's no % sign for me on the 10/03 build
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
You do know you can use CMUpdater to download and install the latest? It uses the built in android Download Manager.

Use Settings, About phone, CyanogenMod updates
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
Yeah, still have to get used to it :p The last time I tried it it showed a 164 MB file and I checked and the same build was (like I expected) 160-161mb on get.cm.

Was afraid something was wrong with it so I just downloaded it from get.cm
[Galaxy S III General] mistersixt:
Question: I try to revert this patch/change within the latest version 20121010:

o) I started adb shell with root access

o) remounted / with rw.

o) edited the file init.smdk4x12.rc (changed back the patch)

Now, when restarting the phone the previous version from 20121010 is back in place. Is it copied to this place from somewhere else during the startup of the phone? Or is David Copperfield around? Any help is welcome,

mistersixt.
[Galaxy S III General] chrisjwild:
OK so I updated to today's build earlier today. I had the phone in my pocket for the drive home. When I pulled it out after I got home it was saying safe mode on the bottom right of the screen. Could I have accidentally put it in safe mode some how or is it because something failed. I've never seen safe mode on my phone before. Lol
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
CMUpdater downloads directly from get.cm as well. The difference in size may be in how Android calculates the number of bytes vs the browser or something similar

At the end of the download the updater automatically checks the downloaded file against its MD5 and only properly matched files will get stored and become available for flashing. It is probably safer than a manual download from get.cm unless you also manually check the MD5 after downloading via the browser - I never did.
[Galaxy S III General] CloudyPear:
I'm not sure if this is a known issue but I tried searching and don't see any mention of it.

On the Lock screen you have the option to add Owner info, this never shows up for me.

Not a massive issue but I like to put my email address there in case I lose my phone and some nice individual wants to return it to me!

Anyone else having this issue?