yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] 9Lukas5:
I'm Eplus in Germany. Flashed the BULF1 modem (came from XXLG3) But after rebooting, the apns are deleted. The provider app says I have to insert and unlock my simcard before using it's app. If I reboot into recovery, wipe cache and start again the card is recognized again correctly. :confused:

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[Galaxy S III General] speedyjay:
I can't find camera.apk :confused: when I slide left on lockscreen, nothing happens lol
[Galaxy S III General] RoadXY:
Works like a charm.

Factory reset, format system, wipe dalvik and installed gapps jb version.

Did you flash the ICS gapps ?

You should flash the jb gapps.
[Galaxy S III General] Dabarr:
Guys, try flashing the modem XXLFB and report back if it works or not..

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Send from my Galaxy using CM10
[Galaxy S III General] ChilliBo:
im on XXLFB and all works fine... why u choosed BULF1? isnt it for other countrys then this ones in EU .. i readed BULF1 is for asia or something?

EDIT: im on Eplus too... (base)
[Galaxy S III General] saintsinner25:
on XXLFB right now.i can hear the other person's voice but the they cannot hear my voice.
[Galaxy S III General] Narrow Face:
Downloaded and flashed, no noticeable issues here. The camera works fine for me too, all seems well.

Is this ROM based of the Jellybean Nexus port or is it a completely different build?

It's really smooth and buttery, but opening and closing apps seems some what laggy and glittery, as does opening some things in settings (opening developer options)

But hey, it's only a preview so no complaints from me. :)
[Galaxy S III General] speedyjay:
Where's the camera??

Sent from my Jelly Belly S3 :D
[Galaxy S III General] RoadXY:
New build from AOSP source code
[Galaxy S III General] danielvc:
Having it too
[Galaxy S III General] Gnubaver:
Yeah same problem here. Other than that i have NO PROBLEMS at all.... Kind of sucks that people can't hear me though :)
[Galaxy S III General] RoadXY:
Did you try other modem?
[Galaxy S III General] Narrow Face:
I just opened the camera app where is usually is, do you not have it?
[Galaxy S III General] speedyjay:
No :confused: I don't have it lol

Sent from my Jelly Belly S3 :D
[Galaxy S III General] mariotme:
Did you disable gallery or deleted gallery apk?

Camera is now part of the gallery app
[Galaxy S III General] speedyjay:
No gallery is still their, but I can't get to the camera from it lol

Sent from my Jelly Belly S3 :D
[Galaxy S III General] cevbr:
List of bugs so far

- when reverting front camera to back camera and vice versa... it totally locks, sometimes u need to restart the phone

- the led notification does not work with REGULAR MESSAGE, whatsapp.. but it does work with EMAIL, FACEBOOK, PHONE CALLS..

- in the 1st call people dont hear u.. but u hear then...

thats the only things i found so far... nothing that prevents from daily use, nice!
[Galaxy S III General] Gnubaver:
No i did not :) Im having a feeling its not modem related though...
[Galaxy S III General] graffixnyc:
I had no call audio with either the LFB modem or DXLEA modem. I had to flash the modem that came stock on my phone to get call audio working BULF1
[Galaxy S III General] DvTonder:
Some changes are required in the kernel code - not sure if it has been done yet or not. Patience, it will come.
[Galaxy S III General] swent:
Thanks so much for writing this, agreeing 100% with you... had a hard time holding back to not insult some people in the dev thread...
[Galaxy S III General] imnothimm:
Just flood them with PM's about the "smaller less known bugs. That way they'll be well informed about these "smaller less known bugs".

Swype'd from my GT-I9300 using xda premium
[Galaxy S III General] Guy-kun:
Pretty much everything I would reply to this has already been said, but let me just say I have experience with making things "FOR FREE", and while there are ignorant users, you don't throw a tantrum at them and take it out on the people you are making something for. These individials will always exist.

Secondly, again, 'it is a total pain' in regards to dealing with users implies they might not be doing the right thing. Anyone thinking this shouldn't have public interaction but work solely on developing.

I hope that at least stirring this a little will help people see, help them calm down, and make this a better community.
[Galaxy S III General] felek73:
Ty for info,at least now I know that I didnt f.... up my setup:) waiting patiently
[Galaxy S III General] binaryanomaly:
Absolutely agree...especially with the last part... It will never change. One might just accept it and move on.
[Galaxy S III General] dafunk2:
I think that it's the time to stop all this crazyness.

Everything cost.Time cost. If someone waste his time for free, then you should let him the option to get upset if he wants.

There are no divas and no stupids (...not sure LOL), this is not the point. There is people that spend his time for a thing that will benefit a lot of people. For free.

So it's damn right if xplodewild close the thread and get upset, because this is his work created with his time. And he is not obliged to have patience with people the can only complain and don't read the OPs.

If this people can power on a PC, connect the PC to the internet, navigate the xda forums and flash roms....this people should have enough experience to know how to behave into a community like a forum. If this people act in a wrong way or don't follow some rules, then it's not fault of xplodewild :(

I think there is nothing so difficult to understand.

Excuse me for my poor english,

dafunk
[Galaxy S III General] d4fseeker:
There's a really easy solution to this problem.

XPLODWild is an awesome developer but seemingly not the best community manager. And you have to face it; with such high-profile stuff as Jellybean for S3 you have to expect a huge community. Huge communities means there are always ungrateful, plain stupid or arrogant people.

Like developers of corporations, the solution would be for him to concentrate on his work and have one (or a few) dedicated XDA-people read the posts and reply. If anything comes up he should know, they would drop him a PM or use a off-site bug reporting tool.

He could still skip through the posts if he wants to but doesn't have to read them and by consequence doesn't get mad.
[Galaxy S III General] Mr. Droid:
Anyone have a good working link?
[Galaxy S III General] muz_aj:
I agree :good:
[Galaxy S III General] d4fseeker:
First post in the development thread.

Just use the following link for gapps instead of the one in the post, it's outdated: (I'd always recommend checking goo.im for the newest build)

http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20120717-signed.zip
[Galaxy S III General] peterperfect:
Serious? Now the good thing is not fight idiottes but accept them. You both clows. This thread should closed too.
[Galaxy S III General] unfnknblvbl:
This whole situation has come about because of the very format of XDA. It's a discussion board. Heaven forbid a discussion ever break out on the developer board!

The layout of this place is frustrating. If I have a development-related question, I can't post it in the development forum. If I do, it either gets locked and I get told off, or it gets moved to the Q&A forum, where it gets lost among the million topics asking the same inane questions.

If I start a thinktank thread with an incomplete build of a new port, it gets moved to General and the links removed because people are idiots.

No. This place needs a complete rethink about its fundamental structure, because carrying on like it's Stalinist Russia isn't helping matters.

The "development" subforums need to be labelled as "release" subforums instead, with read-only access if you're not the OP. Each release thread should then automatically have two sub-threads; bug reports and discussion.

Bah.. This is getting too complex to write up on my phone, and it's probably not the right place for the rant either, but I've been thinking about this for a long time now. XDA needs to recognise its huge member base, influence and attraction. Simply hiring more moderators and instructing them to purge like it's thirties Russia isn't working.
[Galaxy S III General] d4fseeker:
Stalinism is a form of communism best desribed by the Orwellan quote "all animals are equal but some are more equal than others".

The alternative would be capitalism where the developers are paid by the masses in actual money and not only karma. Then one could also have a support-structure capable of handling these recurring questions.

And now please see it from the eyes of the developers. They release an awesome Rom. 2 hours later they want to check if anyone has encountered major issues or found bugs when using it. Just to find out noone actually found anything not already known to them they have to read through a dozen pages of the same stuff and profanities.

Is that really how you imagine someone who, regardless of how tired he is after work, decides he wants to do something for free for the community wants to go on?

And that's how you accuratly describe the current method. The first post(s) are read-only except for the thread-starter since he "owns" them and that's where announcements and download links are published. The other posts of that same topic are for bug reports.

Then there is a second thread in Q&A for discussion which is not or not closely monitored by the dev.

Actually having some arrogant assholes and idiots shot (or rather banned) would work wonders. (No I was not talking about you, in case you wondered)

Developer boards are for developer discussions. 10 pages of "how do I flash" are NOT developer questions and considered off-topic.

Those rules apply to any board with any meaningful amount of users.

I guess you never had to work with animals or small children. (Or adults for that matter :P )

Ignoring them or reacting to them is actually encouraging them. Don't only use the carrot, also use the stick.
[Galaxy S III General] jody2k:
You need all to grow up seriously cut the crap, were almost having jellybean fully running and everyone is just *****'n around.

Were having a great phone and great community with plenty of possibilities..attitude
[Galaxy S III General] unfnknblvbl:
No. Communism and Stalinism are about as far apart as summer and winter. Stalin wasn't a very nice guy at all, to day the least, and tended to remove things or people that displeased him. Way to miss my point.

No. Not even close. Go check out Rootzwiki forums for a (very) rough idea of what I'm thinking of. Each device forum is automatically a general discussion area, with links in that area to the development section.

What I'm suggesting though, is that each thread posted in the hypothetical "releases" forum automatically spawns two sub-threads - "bug reports/fixes" and "discussion" - that are only accessible from that thread, linked immediately below the OP. That way, rather than try hunting for the discussion thread in a different forum that's full of random crap, it's right there. This whole place is a discussion board, and so discussions *will* break out, no matter what you do. My idea though, means that it's less likely that irrelevant discussions will happen.

XDA has significantly more than a meaningful amount of users though. There are tens of thousands of users here. Think about all the times you've never read an EULA, and then apply that to all these users. Changing the fundamental structure of the board would probably alleviate much of all the irrelevant discussion around the place. This post notwithstanding. :D

[edited because I hit 'submit' when I dropped my phone. Sigh]
[Galaxy S III General] logey18:
Great rom you devs never cease to amaze me only ***** is the boot can the nine be changed to ten :p
[Galaxy S III General] d4fseeker:
Not really, the one loosely bases on the other. But I guess that's going offtopic.

slightly different but essentially the same here with 3 subforums.

That'll create a lot of unnecessary and redundant threads, I prefer having the choice on how I want totructure my threads.

CM10 topics are however essentially identic to what you describe: the first posts link to each other and the bug report thread is in the development section.
[Galaxy S III General] NIK516:
I always found the xda forums hard to follow , until some one comes up with a new system we will constantly have new threads that are old and stupid questions.

Its hard to get made at the devs or the people asking the questions because its the fualt of the structure as mentioned . Also the search function never works , because I may search for cracked LCD but some one may make a thread on shattered screen, you can see how it doesn't work.

This is a site structure issue and we need to step back and take a breath .

But in regards to cm10 thanks for all the hard work thus fare , and in regards to the people asking the dumb questions thanks for asking so I don't get flamed for asking lol.
[Galaxy S III General] unfnknblvbl:
Alright then, how about letting the OP decide about subthreads or whatever while creating the thread in the first place?

Except that they're not identical at all. The poster has to manually create another thread in a whole different forum. Then they have to go back and forth editing each one when they've been created just to get the links right.

My suggestion is that it's all done in one fell swoop. Anybody then coming along to read the thread can't even click 'reply' to the OP without first choosing which area the reply goes in. This will make the user think (ha!) about just where their reply should go before they even post it.

If I had any skillz at all, I'd code up an example, because I'm crap at describing my amazing ideas to people :D

Anyway, it's all academic (not to mention completely off-topic), as I doubt this place will ever change at such a fundamental level.
[Galaxy S III General] souless223:
several question

1) when official JB i avalaible from samsung how do i change it back to touchwiz from cm10?

2) anybody have a way to improve camera on cm10 yet?

thank you in advance to anybody who helped
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
Some news for you:

http://codeworkx.de/wordpress/2012/09/23/having-a-look-at-my-magical-orb/
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
I pressed thanks by mistake.
[Galaxy S III General] GabrielSousa:
sad news :(
[Galaxy S III General] z3nith66:
Well good luck then. I guess I'll stick around your blog to see how the new Xperia will be performing.
[Galaxy S III General] ThunderBolt_BR:
It is sad news for us but your reasons are completele understandable.

Again, Thank you so much for all work you have done for us. I really hope that Samsung changes the support for the open source community and we can have you and many other talented devs back.

[]'s
[Galaxy S III General] Poshdaz:
Attention seeking melodrama doesn't come any better than this.
[Galaxy S III General] nekbreak:
Very sad news.

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III General] w1nter456:
It seems my motivation make you more desire to leave, that is what I looking forward for. : )
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
Xperia will have JB by 2015 by Sony 8-)

Could not remember that Sony very proactive in update there devices

Will see 8-)
[Galaxy S III General] superfire71:
Unfortunately no.
[Galaxy S III General] Kung-Fu-Tse:
flashlight not work (nightly 23.09.2012) :(
[Galaxy S III General] Tenacious:
This is true there current main device xperia s came with gingerbread and by look of it xperia t will come with ICS and there is no any word about jelly bean update for current Sony devices.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
samsung is going to release i9305 with outdated ics in short. the i9300 didn't get jb yet. the i9100 didn't get a jb leak at all...
[Galaxy S III General] rmont:
Here works fine.

Enviado de meu GT-I9300 usando o Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III General] :
it is working fine over here.
[Galaxy S III General] mariotme:
Is the Superuser minor issue fixed also? sorry for asking not running CM10 at the moment
[Galaxy S III General] hellsgod:
Fixed for me, yes.

hells

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9300 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III General] butcher211:
for me not :/

Thank you for your work. Im sending this to some german reporters on some tech news sites. hopethey will write about this!
[Galaxy S III General] teriemer:
Thanks for all your great work mann - it was always a pleasure trying stuff from your hands. I'm sure your successor will have lots of goodies to us, however you sat the bar high.

Thx mann :cowboy:
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
9300 have no yet, but will have soon, really soon

Xperia T will go with ICS, it is not even selling. So probably will have JB not soon softly speaking

Though will wait for review on gsmarena - will see test and compare to SGS3 on ALL parameters - after will see if it is worth to change to it...

PS

On 23.09 nightly -

Superuser IS fixed 8-)

Flaqshlight fixed as well 8-)
[Galaxy S III General] Tenacious:
I know man my solution for all this is to keep sgs3 until next nexus is out and never look back to OEM again.

I owned a lot of OEM phones and they are all the same some worst then others.
[Galaxy S III General] SleemLDJ:
Hopefully its fixed in the next nightly release. Amen.
[Galaxy S III General] MattHamed1:
Hey Guys,

I just boot looped my CM10. Can anyone provide me assistance in going back to 4.0.4 ICS. I followed all the odin steps, what did I do wrong. If anyone can assist me, I will be forever in debt! This is my first time flashing a rom on my new SGS3.
[Galaxy S III General] SleemLDJ:
Noob in need of help!!

Does this mean no more CyanogenMods for SGS3?
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
No. It means Codeworkx won't help with CM development anymore, for the S3.

There are other Developers working on CM for the S3 you know :)

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I have to say that during the last week I have changed my mind about what my next phone will be. I have been loving AOSP roms for a long while, and lately I have been using it so much. I could have bought the Galaxy Nexus in June, but the S3 just felt better in many ways. I was sure that the S3 would get CM9/10, so it was fine.

Next year in March I will compare the new Nexus device and the S4 (and off course all other smartphone's). I am starting to see how hard it is for devs to make a 100% perfect CM rom for Samsung devices (and in fact most devices) Let's just say that the chance got a lot bigger my next phone will be a Nexus device.

The Galaxy Nexus, with a slightly larger and better display, excellent build quality, a better camera.
[Galaxy S III General] zoot1:
Just go to stock recovery..vol up + Power + home..factory reset from there..

Or flash CWM recovery and then boot into recovery..same way..wipe data, cache and dalvik..reboot..this way you will not loose all your data on sdcard..
[Galaxy S III General] SleemLDJ:
Oh. OK awesome. Great. Coz I love CM over anything. Wohh!

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III General] Jmldsilva:
Hello i have cm10 nightly and i notice when i do a benchmark with quadrant i have lower values(4800) comparing with stock rom... (5400) and the diference is in ram... it scores half! Is it normal.? The rest is ok even better.. i have tried cm9 and is the same..
[Galaxy S III General] zoot1:
Dont worry about benchmarks..enjoy your phone..if it working fine in day-to-day life it is good..benchmarks are not a perfect representation of actual usage...

That is why people who study from books and have theoretical knowledge fail when it comes down to real life application...
[Galaxy S III General] XpLoDWilD:
I can give you a kernel that will give you 9999999999 as benchmark result. Don't trust those values, they're not representative at all.

No, I'm still a (and now the) maintainer of the SGS3. Eventhough I might not be very visible in here, I still work on it from time to time.
[Galaxy S III General] sinkingfish:
Will development & fine tuning slow down now ?
[Galaxy S III General] androidindian:
+ sony is contributing heavily into AOSP right now, their development relations team is super active on xda as well, and they have an exclusive development channel inviting developers and working with them. in no time, we will definitely see sony riding high with android development and faster updates..

samsung on the other hand its deteriorating .. galaxy s used to get new android versions really fast, s2 it started coming in a gap of 3 months and with s3, 6 months waiting and still not sure.. and wrong dates postponing each month.

time to be practical. its either hardware figures vs. practical realtime development.
[Galaxy S III General] rockyseenu:
Thanks mate,

come on fellas, cody's exit is not end of road for cm in sgs3,it's his own decision and we appreciate whatever he has contributed for us. Now we should encourage and motivate XpLoDWilD. He is as good as Cody and will assist us in getting best aosp experience! end of the day.... either development in general or cyanogenmod is not dependent on one person, all the best to Cody in his future project!
[Galaxy S III General] baba420:
I would like to know this as well. My previous phone was a Galaxy S1. Odin was needed but more importantly you needed also a .pit-file (512) and had to tick repartition in Odin.

How are things arranged on CM10 for the S3?
[Galaxy S III General] :
you can flash original stock via odin (no reparation needed) or just use recovery to flash some custom jb rom found on xda.
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
Repartition?!

Are you going to kill your sgs3?

Never do it, never.

---------- Post added at 09:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 09:53 PM ----------

New Sony Xperia T will go with outdated ICS as well.

Cannot see why sony should be proud of them...
[Galaxy S III General] brian6685:
Is there another link for the Odin noob proof edition in the op? That link isn't working..
[Galaxy S III General] XpLoDWilD:
There's nothing much we can do right now. We're running on "official" i9300 Jelly Bean kernel, we have jelly bean blobs from Samsung, etc. Besides updating those, nothing much can be done from our side (unless we discover something new broken).

I agree ;)

You spelled "xplodwild" wrong though.

Works here
[Galaxy S III General] brian6685:
Weird. Not working for me
[Galaxy S III General] baba420:
So Samsung and Cyanogenmod/AOSP use the same partition layout? That's great.

Edit: this helped me greatly: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31632362&postcount=8
[Galaxy S III General] Galactus:
Works fine
[Galaxy S III General] rockyseenu:
Its working buddy!

sorry dude! Now corrected!
[Galaxy S III General] perusmuro:
I just flashed cm-10-20120923-NIGHTLY-i9300.zip and now Superuser is working correctly.
[Galaxy S III General] Nersta:
I am very happy with cm10, except wifi direct isn't working. Maybe add to know issues?:cowboy:
[Galaxy S III General] PresidentMcCain:
Hopefully Samsung open sources the drivers as well so we won't have to worry about not being able to use KLP when it comes out.
[Galaxy S III General] louca:
Why is it still a nightly build? It's better than most of the ROMs on this forum. :D
[Galaxy S III General] Jmldsilva:
Ok thanks for the reply. I use cm since 5 with z71 hardware and now cm10 on my i9300 look great... very good job... you are great..
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
It is "still" a nightly because it is branded so. It "might" contain features which can break other stuff from working, and the CM team does not accept bug reports from nightlies. They are simply experimental releases which they don't watch over. Buildbots automatically compile nightlies at a given time with stuff that has been reviewed and accepted (merged) in gerrit.

RC's will come when the time is right, although the nightlies by that time will probably be better than any RC. I'd also like to think that later nightlies are better than stable versions.