yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] fenstre:
I think people don't notice this because the eye gets used to it. I could only really see the stutters for two days after upgrading from CM9. (Yes, I think CM9 was smoother.) But I got used to the way the transition animations look, including occasional jitters.

It's a shame Google insists the Nexus devices shouldn't contain SD card slots. That works great if you have a (fast) unlimited data plan, but that's not realistic for a lot of people (including whole countries). I'd love to buy the Nexus 4, but I wouldn't have enough room to store photos/videos on it alongside ClockworkMod and Titanium Backup data.
[Galaxy S III General] DROCSID:
Suppose you meant by 'people around' the persons like me? Well, let me clearify

that: we all have other purposes with a phone. I came from a SGSI from back in

the times, I always, from day 1, had Cyanogenmod (from 7, to 9 and to 10). I

was used to have some settings enabled/disabled/configured just because I

know my phone would just suck big time (laggy/stuttering). Now that I have the

SGS3 I really KNOW that Samsung is failing by not providing the Exynos sources

and that will be a pain in the arse for much longer time (thanks to Samsung).

But is it really needed to say to people that they are fooling theirselves saying

that their phone is smooth as butter? For me it is, yes. Maybe I don't care about

the things you find important. For me is a working phone acceptable, that is fast

and not stuttering, until they will release (hopefully) ever the things the community

wants. There totally no need to have another kernel, or OC, I can do all the things I

want with my phone (on CM10) and that will always be so. If CM10 is a problem

to you then you shouldn't come here / keep being stock. Don't you think I would

have seen that Codeworkx would have had his sources by day 1 so he can complete

this great project and move on? WE ALL WANT. But for now:

I can live with it

.
[Galaxy S III General] fenstre:
Does Cyanogenmod need "interns"?

I know Android developers are frustrated with this device, and I'm interested in helping with CM. I'm a developer who writes performance-sensitive code, but haven't done any Linux or Android work. But I use Linux every day and can do scripting.

Does CM have a lot of features/bugs that could be developed by someone without core Android experience, or is JB already too complete to benefit from a non-expert?
[Galaxy S III General] d4c:
Lots of *****ing in this thread lately. Either use the mod or don't, stop complaining. It will be stable when it is stable, because last time I checked CM was free and created by a community that does not get paid. If you had to pay for a buggy release I would understand the *****ing but since you don't... stop crying!
[Galaxy S III General] jruesga:
Select the files/folders you want to move, navigate to destination folder and press the actions icon (eight dot icon in action bar) and select move or paste. You need root priviledges to copy to app folder
[Galaxy S III General] pong9999:
Sometime I turned on the screen for look the time. about 2 second after.

I pressed power button to lock back off. but the power button have not responce.

I have to unlock to launhcer then lock again. Is it bug? Thanks.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
Without a lot of android, linux kernel and exynos platform specific knowledge there's nearly nothing to do.
[Galaxy S III General] vatvedt:
I too had this problem for a long while. Haven't experienced it the last week or so, though. I'm on 20121115 right now.
[Galaxy S III General] fenstre:
Thanks. Maybe I'll be able to help out when the next major Android version comes around.
[Galaxy S III General] sissemen:
[Update] Nobody? No ideas?
[Galaxy S III General] peterperfect:
Why you fail to undestand?

This is how things gone:

- Some derp said animations jitter.

- Some other said it don't.

- I came in saying it does for sure

- You came in telling "Kinda sad to tell people that they lie just because they don't feel it the way you do."

- I said that it is not a problem of what you or others think. The bad thing is there. Period.

From where in hell you got that I dont like the rom or im not satisfied or i can't live with something?

I use CM since closed testing state where nothing worked and still was happy so please don't try to state that you are more into this than I.

Im done with this discussion.
[Galaxy S III General] DROCSID:
Whatever dude, I don't care about how close you were to anything on

CyanogenMod, as far as I'm concerned you come from the middle ages.

I would never state that I have more knowledge or sh#t at all, I don't.

Just find it very strange seeing these remarks been made here. But I'm

stopping now. The problem is there, I would never deny, but still it's for

lots of people an acceptable thing, just like for me :good:. And for now

I'm very happy with it.
[Galaxy S III General] the_ch40s:
Search Assistant

Latest Nightlie works perfectly fine for me .....

Just one thing:

Is it possible to make the Search-Assistant go into the search directly? Now it is like this:

I longpress menu button-> Google now comes up...but i have to tap into the search field to be able to search....

on stock rom it was longpress->google now in search field...i want that again :)

How to achieve that? :)

Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] yahyoh:
here we go :cool:

https://plus.google.com/111398485184813224730/posts/gGt8UfDpX31

:victory:

kudos to Codeworkx and all the team

edit :

http://codeworkx.de/wordpress/2012/11/27/cm10-1-android-4-2-for-gt-i9300/
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
The learning curve is steep. You may want to try with a Nexus device, since the core platform functionality is stable at least.

The first step is to at least get to building CM yourself.

Now is a bad time to be getting started - 4.1 work is effectively done (some of us are trying to get some final device support things in, but no new features other than device fixes) and 4.2 is a total mess.

I strongly suggest getting familiar with the CM source tree with a more stable device like a Nexus. Also familiarize yourself with the Gerrit code review system.

On Exynos, yeah. Once the 4.2 merge is done, UI stuff on a Nexus is a good place to start.
[Galaxy S III General] the_ch40s:
Hmm...just realized my mic volume is incredibly low in recorded videos and soundrecorder.....its fine when calling though oO
[Galaxy S III General] Bucika:
Is it possiable to change carrier text on cm10??
[Galaxy S III General] CloudyPear:
Settings>System>Hardware Keys>Menu key (Long press)>In-app search
[Galaxy S III General] DROCSID:
Don't know for sure but thought it can be something to be done in system/etc/spn-conf.xml

and you must change the preloaded provider data/name.
[Galaxy S III General] the_ch40s:
Ah, thanks a lot. I tried that before but expected the google now search to appear out of every app, like it did with the search assistant.

Didn't try it on homescreen......:o

Got my mic problems solved by re-flashing also, and 4.2 camera is working flawlessly as long as i dont manual-focus with flash on...

Just perfect, much more responsive/lagless than latest samsung jb-rom....love it!

BIG thanks @ CyanogenMod team :) !!
[Galaxy S III General] 4official:
Guys which of the roms is the most stable so far, CM9 or CM10? Which one is the best for daily use?
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Hello, should I wait for a more stable or final release of CM10 or just flash the lastes nightly. :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
CM9. CM9.

If you choose to wait, you're gonna have to wait so long that your hair turns grey, your beard and mustache will be miles long and grey/white, etc. You get my point. You have Samsung Korea to thank for that.
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Hahahaha :D Samsung wont tell the exynos code or something?
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Pretty much. They don't have to of course, but it certainly would help a lot.
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
When a new release of cm10 nightly comes out can i just flash it over the old one or do i need to backup the current rom just to be safe. :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] LPirro:
Look here, it's an Interview with Xplodwild. We've talked about Samsung Exynos and Samsung devices. There is Eng and Ita version at the end.

The interview: http://www.chimerarevo.com/intervista-a-xplodwild-sviluppatore-cyanogenmod-cm-10-1-e-tanto-altro/
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Thanks :good:
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
It pretty easy to update.

There is an update feature in the device information section. No manual stuff, just the press of a button.

No wipes so you don't have to reinstall anything.

But beware it's addictive :p

Before you know it you need your daily flash and some talk at the XDA forum :D

Ah just be sure that after the flash of CM10 you install the most recent CWM via the ROM Manager app.
[Galaxy S III General] sissemen:
---------- Post added at 09:54 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:52 PM ----------

Have you installed camera app from android 4.2?

If yes, could you give me more info?
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Hahaha!! It's better than drugs though :) And thank you so much for giving me soo much information. You have helped me a lot.
[Galaxy S III General] Bucika:
I have 4.2 camera instaled, and it work perfect!! Everything works, and it's way better then the 4.1 camera app.
[Galaxy S III General] Industrial_chickens:
Its brilliant, I totally recommend. Try this link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1980828
[Galaxy S III General] DROCSID:
This is a complete ROM? :rolleyes: Or you picked it out of that ROM?
[Galaxy S III General] SUer:
Just to add, ManCityFC wrote a noobs guide to flashing in the S3 General thread before he was banned for asking Anton for credits. Do a search for it, I assume it's still there.
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
Just wondering..

Have you turned your S3 hardware already into an awesome CM10 phone?

Also, don't watch the CM10 boot animation its way too cool and leaves you wanting to reboot your phone just for fun :D
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Actually I haven't. I am still on the edge, about all this. The reason I wanna do these modifications is because I'm getting bored of stock. But if it goes to hell then I will flip the **** out:) And Indeed the boot animations looks awesome.
[Galaxy S III General] Toss3:
Cm10 is awesome. Much better than stock(except some parts). TouchWiz makes my eyes bleed.

This forum wold really benefit from a new aosp subforum btw.
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Could you tell me what you like about it and tell me about the "parts" you hate please.
[Galaxy S III General] labbe-:
just make sure to make a nandroid backup in CWM before you flash anything, it creates a complete backup of your system its safe to return to if you mess things up
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Yeah I know. But thanks for the concern :D
[Galaxy S III General] d4c:
Anyone else have the issue of not being able to hear a caller when you dial out and if someone dials in on 26/11 nightly? Had to restart my phone to correct issue, no biggie but needs to be fixed if its an issue with the ROM. Might go back to 25/11 nightly till next nightly comes out.
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
Scan this thread..

Its a known .. feature..

Turn on your screen lock sound and reboot seems to fix this most of the time.

// In case it does not fix this issue, you might try to flash other radio(s). XXDLID works for me.
[Galaxy S III General] Industrial_chickens:
Just hit the link mate. It's all explained. Flash from recovery and the installer that runs let's you choose the stuff you want. Works perfect for me, guys done a great job with loads of updates.
[Galaxy S III General] d4c:
First time I have experienced this issue since installing CM. Gone back to 25/11 for now. But will keep the above in mind if it happens again...
[Galaxy S III General] fenstre:
They're pretty much equal. They both have occasional call-audio problems for some users. CM10 has an occasional black-screen problem. Does CM9 also? It's possible CM9 is slightly more stable, but it's not a big difference so it's worth using CM10.

It doesn't hurt to try. You can always go back. CM10 will either work without problems for you or it will have some issues.

I just bought the Nexus-4 and will sell my SGS3 when it arrives... too bad, I love this phone's hardware. But I choose stability+cyanogenmod over good hardware.
[Galaxy S III General] Smoothface:
Myself, I find CM10 to much more friendly to use and easier on the eyes than samsung roms.

The main thing I notice when I do switch to try out a samsung rom is that I do get better battery life(however this is likely my fault) but not enough to make me care as it doesn't amount to much a difference throughout the day.

It also feels smoother to me than samsung roms personally.

As for stability, I do not have reboots, excessive heat, performance drops, or any other bugs that I can notice.

All that being said and to step off topic for a moment, I am going to watch the development of the N4 compared to my GS3 as if the N4 gets raised audio output levels and the GS3 lags too much in progressing to a usable 4.2.

This phone is great... but I really do get jealous when I see the instant updates to android and speedy adaptation of CM to match compared to non-nexus phones. I am not sure if I enjoy using the phone itself nowadays as I do following/flashing the latest rom progress and updates.

*firstworldproblems*
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
I would say the krait s4 is the better piece of hardware. You'll also be impressed about how sharp the display is.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
Nexus phones do run cm out of the box. Adjusting volumes takes only a few mins.
[Galaxy S III General] dfMails:
Hm,... Whatsapp is not working with newest nighly :confused::rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
Not working at all? (as in the app doesn't even open?) That's strange, have you tried deleting appdata/cache?
[Galaxy S III General] dfMails:
The App starts, but there is everytime a "initialization-error".

I tried to delete cache and to reinstall the app, but no success
[Galaxy S III General] :
Works fine here...
[Galaxy S III General] dfMails:
Hm,.. strange.

I will try to get this working for me

Does the start-animation also lags a little bit on your phone ? (1-2sec)
[Galaxy S III General] sissemen:
Done. Installed 4.2 and is a little bit unstable but is working.

Important: one thing that I saw is that my problem with old camera from CM10 4.1.2 is gone. Recording with 720p and above is not trimmed anymore.

So my guess is that is not related to my phone or how I flashed the rom.

In my opinion is a bug.
[Galaxy S III General] nrd\:
I have seen this in the past, im pretty sure its just whats app server playing up for your phone/account. Try switching between wifi / data. It should solve in few hours...
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
Hope androids is smoother on n4 then on gnex because I felt major lag in stock jb gnex. . Just pulling down nb was hideous:(

Skickat från min GT-I9300 via Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III General] Toss3:
Don't hate any part, but due to the lack of sources, some parts like the camera, audio, hwcomposer etc. are not as good as they could be. Still it's much faster than stock.
[Galaxy S III General] pong9999:
Are you downloaded from playstore instead of restore from titanium backup?

if so you have to download from whatsapp official web site. because the newest verson on playstore look like have a initialization error problem.

my friends had this problem too in Hong Kong.
[Galaxy S III General] Hiker42:
Out of interest, is there any fix for Bluetooth connectivity? I can pair fine but after a few minutes of streaming music to the head unit, the connection becomes erratic and music starts to pause and stutter. All good on stock-based ROMs.

Really want to switch back to CM10 but this is the only deal breaker for me.
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Can somebody tell what's improved in the latest version of CM10? Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] tizbac_1:
Bluetooth issue

I have problems with bluetooth keyboard too , after some mins it stops working, to make it work again i have to repair it, the same keyboard works fine with i9000( CM10 + DevilKernel / hellybean) and iphone 4 with iOS5.
[Galaxy S III General] Toss3:
http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#i9300/cm10/next
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Love you :D
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
Maybe upgrade/replace your bluetooth hardware on the receiving side?

I stream music with my SGS3, CM10 over bluetooth on a regular base for 1 or 2 hours, without any problem.

The app I use is PlayerPro the bluetooth dongle/music receiver linked to my amplifier is a BoomBoom75 from Marmitek.

Works in the living room for distances up to +/- 8m.
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
Similarly, I use Bluetooth + Netflix on the N8013 (exact same Bluetooth subsystem as I9300) without any issues at all.
[Galaxy S III General] Nick14:
i can comfirm that ! im using a MW600 wireless headset 8+ hours yesterday without a single problem
[Galaxy S III General] Hiker42:
This is to the head unit in my car. Guess I'll see if there's an updated firmware for it. Interesting that it works with no probs at all using Omega 33.2 (and other stock-based ROMs).

Temasek's build, and regular CM10, both have this stuttering-pausing issue.

[UPDATE]

Nope. No update. Guess I'm SOL on this.
[Galaxy S III General] executerx:
I am about to upgrade Clockworkmod using heimdall and I might need some verification that what I am about to do will not brick my phone in any sense.

What I am about to do is enter my phone into Download Mode, plug my phone to the computer, put recovery-clockwork-6.0.1.2-i9300.img on heimdall directory, and launch heimdall --recovery recovery-clockwork-6.0.1.2-i9300.img

Will this repartition my sdcard or cause any harm other than flashing my recovery? (from cmw v5.8.4.3 to v6.0.1.2
[Galaxy S III General] shassino:
If u r rooted just upgrade it trought rommanager, it will download the correct one and will update it trought cwm.
[Galaxy S III General] executerx:
There's Flash ClockworkMod Recovery option and also Flash Clockworkmod Touch option (also, under More Recoveries). Which one is the right one?
[Galaxy S III General] utopreto:
It does not mather which one you install but I would suggest you to use the touch version which is easier to use (other one is used with the volume rocker and power button)
[Galaxy S III General] mrfreaker:
Home button and browser dont works after first restart

Hi Guys,

I have a problem. After the first restart of my S3 with CM10 when the menu button and the browser only flashes the screen and dont work

Anyone else had this problem?

Have a nice day.
[Galaxy S III General] utopreto:
I'm not absolutely sure what you mean but have you done all the instructions while installing CM10 (exactly as they are listed in the first post) and have you flashed the newest gapps zip file afterwards? If not - go back to the beginning ;)
[Galaxy S III General] Mrboxfacetramp13:
Can't Wait

Can't wait for CM10.1. By the looks of things Codeworkx is already booting but looks to have a few bugs.

codeworkx.de/wordpress/2012/11/27/cm10-1-android-4-2-for-gt-i9300/
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
More than a few. As in totally unusable, once the screen goes off it'll never come back on again.
[Galaxy S III General] seanpr123:
Hey guys, just upgraded to an Int S3 and after a few days on TW Omega switched over to the latest Nightly.

I'm not sure on the forum etiquette here so please excuse me if I'm in the wrong, but what do people who are shooting for minimum idle battery drain see for a loss overnight? Only service I have running would be Google Sync for Gmail, contacts and calendar. No Google Now.

I'm sitting at a little over 2%/hour and coming from AOKP on my S2 I was less than 1%.

Switch Kernel? Any CM tweaks I should know about?

Any thoughts/input/suggestions would be appreciated (and thanked)!

edit: Dump file:

https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B6UoMdZQVms9cEh3Q2FMdFZocDA
[Galaxy S III General] sissemen:
Which governor do you use?

I found some interesting descriptions:

3/ Performance

This locks the phone's CPU at maximum frequency. While this may sound like an ugly idea, there is growing evidence to suggest that running a phone at its maximum frequency at all times will allow a faster race-to-idle. Race-to-idle is the process by which a phone completes a given task, such as syncing email, and returns the CPU to the extremely efficient low-power state. This still requires extensive testing, and a Kernel that properly implements a given CPU's C-states (low power states).

4/ Powersave Governor

The opposite of the Performance governor, the Powersave governor locks the CPU frequency at the lowest frequency set by the user.
[Galaxy S III General] ryan.uk:
ExFAT :-/

Hi,

Just flashed CM-10 latest nightly over the latest BTU (UK) 4.1.2 Official Samsung ROM, and all worked fine (I have a 32GB ext SD card inside), and I was able to access the files on my ext SD card on CM-10...

Then I messed about trying to hide root so my Barclays Mobile Banking app would work, but I ended up losing/corrupting my SU Binary, so had to fiddle about doing a re-flashing of the whole thing...

Now I'm getting the "SD Card is damaged - try reformatting it" error... upon clicking 'reformat'... it does nothing...

I'm sure it's because of the reason given above (the Sammy ROM formatted it in a non-CM10-compatible-format), however weird that it worked ok on first CM10 boot!

:confused:

So; what are my options for getting access to the SD card back again? If I have to reformat.. fine... but how do I do it? Do I have to physically stick it in to my computer? (and so therefore require an adapter *sigh*), or can it be done via the device itself?

Thanks in advance for any tips...
[Galaxy S III General] seanpr123:
Not entirely sure about your main issue.

But for a reform can't you do that straight from Settings -> Storage -> Unmount SD -> Format? Or even through CWM should work too.
[Galaxy S III General] mrfreaker:
Home button and browser dont works after first restart

I did all the installation steps including gapps. But, today, after a reboot, the menu button dont open the drawer. The screen only flashes and dont open. The same occours with Browser.

Anyone else had this problem?

Tnx guys
[Galaxy S III General] seanpr123:
Was doing some searching back in this thread and see people mention GetRIL app.

Is there much scientific basis to that for idle battery drain?
[Galaxy S III General] 9Lukas5:
Don't start this absolutely useless discussion again. It doesn't help at all, and if some report it helped, it's normally placebo, because the device simply made any cache wipes or some other setting was changed from the user that was responsible for the battery drain.

Best thing you can do is to stay with the modem you have if you haven't signal problems and use the ril provided with cm10 ;)

L
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
I usually use conservative, but on 4412 devices I've been using pegasusq which is ondemand plus integrated hotplugging control. I haven't had an opportunity to implement a conservative variant with integrated hotplugging yet.

Using performance to save power only makes sense on devices that do not have dynamic voltage scaling. On devices where the CPU always runs at the same voltage, it actually makes sense to run at max freq to maximize idle time. However, on devices where the CPU voltage changes with frequency, the optimal point for a given load varies. 500 MHz barely uses more power for a light load than 200 since the voltages are nearly identical, and the CPU spends more time in idle states at 500. Frequencies below 200 on Exynos4 are pointless, you can't drop voltage enough to make up for the reduced idle residencies.

Also, if more than one core is active, cpuidle is almost completely disabled, so you want to run the frequency as low as possible for a given load at that point.

And if you have FD-related issues, use GM's FD toggler app. The ONLY benefit of changing the RIL is the builtin FD defaults that seem to vary from RIL to RIL, but the FD toggler app makes these defaults irrelevant.