yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] wizzbang3:
Ok fair point - however why would the damn thing actually damage the card by writing data to it? Cause it corrupted it

Also, why doesn't it support ExFat???

I'm having incredibly difficult issues with my 64gb card (specifically performance of the phone) - so I was hoping ExFat might fix that.
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
yes you can ;)

Just for fun turn on your bluetooth and select an other device.

Then turn your bluetooth off and then GPS option on again.

Now, if you select external/internal GPS the popup with internal device is unselected again.

Hmm seems if you have selected bluetooth and you toggle gps with the status bar, bluetooth turns on and of with it too.

Ok too much fun I need my gps so Im gonna select internal GPS again :D

<edit>

Somehow this messed something with getting a gps fix, after reboot it works fine again.
[Galaxy S III General] tshoulihane:
Some cards just fail. Check reviews on Amazon. My SanDisk ongoing got returned..
[Galaxy S III General] wizzbang3:
No, that card has been left in the same phone, reloaded back my CWM backup of the Samsung ROM, formatted it - worked fine.

The issue is that CM10 doesn't just have trouble reading ExFat on first boot, it tries to write to the card and corrupts it - this bug is reproducable, I've done it.

The card is fine.
[Galaxy S III General] TecQuality:
okay, but the better solution is use the internal gps, correct?
[Galaxy S III General] wizzbang3:
This really should be a warning in the OP of this discussion topic.

I'm not ANGRY!! or any ridiculous thing like that - but the fact it's a known issue is a problem. I'm even fine without ExFAT support - no big deal. I'm not fine with CM10 WRITING rather than just reading and going "nope, can't figure it out, oops" :/

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Ok fine, so this is unfortunate and a shame it can't be easily implimented.

The problem is here - what happens when cards are frequently exceeding 64gb or they are the norm? What is the planned solution then?
[Galaxy S III General] labbe-:
ext4
[Galaxy S III General] adityaxavier:
1. I concur. But the point I am talking about is not about a driver but a firmware blob. The Firmware blob currently in use is of ICS, which is present in CM10. If we only change the firmware blob to JB everyone would be able to use NFC without flashing stock ICS.

2. The driver, as per my understanding of the code is very capable of upgrading the firmware but not downgrading the firmware -- "external/libnfc-nxp/src" which it seems Samsung Stock is capable of doing.

3. Codexworks dint do it earlier because of the fact that JB was still leaks. But now that JB is full blown Stock for many we should upgrade the firmware's to match it so that users dont undergo a pain to downgrade to ICS and then come to CM10. If you read my posts i was in discussing the same with him.
[Galaxy S III General] wizzbang3:
Do many phones support this?

Does it do 4gb file support like FAT32 doesn't?
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
Think all phones on Android - still this is fs of phone itself

Yes, it supports files more 4 GB, supports permissions, logging and so on..
[Galaxy S III General] fenstre:
What I think you want is a third party dialer--something like exDialer, Dialer One, Dialer2, or RocketDial. Try them--hopefully you'll find one that supports Polish T9.

I think we've all tried changing modems. I've tried 8 times. As for playing sound before making a call:

- after audio has been lost, that trick does not restore the audio.

- listening to audio on headphones just before an incoming call does not guarantee the audio will work. I suspect it actually makes the problem worse!
[Galaxy S III General] trueblueram:
Current batch of nightlies give me great battery life.View attachment 1509130
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
yes.
[Galaxy S III General] d4c:
Ahhh stopwatch and countdown timer I have found... love exploring after a nightly release its like Christmas you find all sorts of new toys to play with! :)
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
never had this problem.

install cm, do a factory reset and never try to do any modifications.
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
Thanx for mentioning this!

I missed this feature. Expected this under the clock widget, but found it in the CM clock ap, great!!
[Galaxy S III General] saranyan:
Have done it many times. I'll try to get a log cat next time. Always happens when I get a call or a msg. Happens on my friends s3 also with cm 10. Maybe it's the network provide or our area?
[Galaxy S III General] swan14:
After being on omega for a while a really wanted the truce vanilla android experience. I tried omegas aokp rom for a few days but I've had to go back to what I was on before. :( :( I really loved the look of cm10 and I actually think it may of been faster.... But in the end the buggy camera was enough to force to revert back. :(
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
After reboot make just first photo with flash turned OFF. After you will nether fail with Camera... Isnt it simple solution?
[Galaxy S III General] sasikumardr:
Which network are you on? I don't see any problem with Vodafone. Try to use some different modem like I9300DDDLJ1
[Galaxy S III General] saranyan:
Am on Airtel, Which modem are you using?
[Galaxy S III General] koreandutch:
Please discuss CM 10 related topics. This Abyss kernel discussion should be in a seperate/ its forum.
[Galaxy S III General] TecQuality:
Weird, cause when i used the CM9 onto my old 9100 i was able to change the voltages, now i can't do this onto my 9300 (right now i'm still with the CM9).

Obviously i used and use the CM's kernel.
[Galaxy S III General] wolfboy1984:
As I've always understood it... Discussion threads are fair game for kernal chit chat... As it is a CM related topic.

But obviously, the lines must have been blurred with all the idiots in the dev thread and the posting of roms in this.

But i respect whoever put you in charge so knock yourself out mate...
[Galaxy S III General] Joskezz:
Edit: false alarm guys. I feel retarded now
[Galaxy S III General] wolfboy1984:
You sure?
[Galaxy S III General] fonsigno:
Where Is ?

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[Galaxy S III General] Joskezz:
Edit: Whoops
[Galaxy S III General] kobz1973:
That's cm9
[Galaxy S III General] devo_tox:
Hahaha that is a cm9 nightly @joskezz
[Galaxy S III General] tietherope:
It seems there was a build today. Not much to it though.

http://changelog.bbqdroid.org/#i9300/cm10/1342976479
[Galaxy S III General] DrGomez:
could u elaborate please?
[Galaxy S III General] llvllorpheus:
Using Abyss right now. Absolutely nothing wrong with it
[Galaxy S III General] Dabarr:
Guys, is your 2g/3g toggle working? For me it shows that it switches when I click on it, but in reality it is not. When I manually check it in the system settings , it shows that the toggle has no effect and is therefore not working..

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Send from my Galaxy S3
[Galaxy S III General] KennyLegend:
Same here.
[Galaxy S III General] b_bhavu:
There may be nothing wrong with the abyss kernel but flashing zip has got touch recovery attached alongwith. And I can confirm that recovery is buggy. I tested it and realize that touch response make your device to reboot and you have to select things by hard keys only in order to operate it. With the hard key it will go black and you again have to press power key to wake recovery up. So guys Stay away from anything that you are not confident with. Our phones are hardly two months old and it would be too early to use it as a paper weight.
[Galaxy S III General] llvllorpheus:
This can easily be avoided: select the proper entry with the volume key and touch to activate.
[Galaxy S III General] K Rich:
I know there is plenty of other bugs being fixed/looked at now, but does anyone know if progess has been made on the sideways MMS bug? I'm pretty sure it wasn't an issue with CM7, but it's definitely been around all through CM9. Not a complaint, just curious :D
[Galaxy S III General] b_bhavu:
Yes that could be workaround too. But my point is that why would you do something that is not going to make drastic changes to performance. People started flashing it because someone posted that no camera bug with abyss kernel, but that is not true.

Anyway, here on xda we are so curious that we will flash anything, so just wanted to share that there is no benefit of flashing this.
[Galaxy S III General] llvllorpheus:
Actually there seems to be a significant performance benefit.
[Galaxy S III General] jimbo24:
Can someone else plug there headphones in and try make a call and see if the other person can hear you? i cant seem to find a workaround for this bug only to reboot the phone and unplug headphones.. anyhelp
[Galaxy S III General] Flynny75:
Ext4 is technically supported, but not very well in cm. None of the useful ext4 changes have been merged yet, which means you will have to mount it in the phone yourself. Mtp does not support it, so you will have to use USB mass storage. Windows cannot see ext4, so you will need to use additional software to use it. You will also need to remount it after using UMS.

Seeing as there is not much progress to be made on cm without sources, can maintainers merge these changes?
[Galaxy S III General] sasikumardr:
I'm using I9300DDDLJ1(the one came with indian jellybeans firmware)
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
So, since the JB firmware TOTALLY ****ING FAILS with the opensource driver - WHY THE HELL WOULD YOU INTENTIONALLY UPGRADE THE FIRMWARE?
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
The rom is totally flying and fluid without animation lagg with lulzactiveq as governor... What does this governor do? I don't notice any heating either ( siyah 1.8)

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[Galaxy S III General] saintsinner25:
Please talk about gm's kernel in the siyah discussion thread.
[Galaxy S III General] adityaxavier:
Calm down. I never said, that JB NFC firmware fails with opensource driver. I said opensource driver fails at trying to downgrade from JB to ICS; which we wont require if CM10 ships with JB NFC Firmware. Try replacing libpn544_fw.so from JB. it works just fine.

The issue i was talking about is with respect to people who are now mostly on JB and wanting to switch to CM10. They have to downgrade to ICS and then come to CM10 which is actually no required if CM10 also ships with JB NFC Firmware. Those people who are coming from ICS to CM10, would automatically be upgraded to JB NFC Firmware.

Anyway, its OK, if you dont do it. Was just thinking of making the Transition of new comers from JB Stock to CM10 smoother.

And please dont scream / act condescending. It really messes up our images of CM10 Kings. And thanks for your awesome work !
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
Well i wasnt talking about the kernel really , i was talking about the governor and about cm10...what the governos does to cm10 to make it smooth and why, does it use cpu instead to get it smooth due to none functional hwcomposer/gpu?

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[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
The opensource driver doesn't update the firmware. If we would ship with JB firmware nearly any CM user would have broken nfc. Except the few ones which left CM for the ****ing crappy horrible JB stock rom and came back.

My phone was never running ****ing stock JB and refuses to work with JB nfc firmware.
[Galaxy S III General] sodeknetters:
There is a clear agenda to have as much opensource stuff in our roms as possible. Having a minor workaround to get nfc working for everybody is generally considered a lesser evil than replacing opensource drivers with closed source junk. Functionally there is no difference so in the end there's no pertinent reason to make that change.
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
I try to follow this discussion.

I thougth the request was to replace ics nfc closed firmware with the jb closed firmware where the open source part is the interface between rom and this firmware.

So no open source code is replaced, or did I understand wrong?

Or is the NFC code now full open source, without closed source parts (that would be great imo)?
[Galaxy S III General] labbe-:
http://www.chimerarevo.com/intervista-a-xplodwild-sviluppatore-cyanogenmod-cm-10-1-e-tanto-altro/

excellent interview. seems like we have to wait for 4.2 for a loooooooong time, too bad

off topic: noticed codeworkx has the xperia v with european lte, might check it out

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[Galaxy S III General] swan14:
I turned the flash off, however I still found I would occasionally get fc and generally it was laggy when opening at times....
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
You understand kinda wrong.

Now we have opensource ICS NFC driver.

Suggestion was to replace it with close source JB NFC driver.

Finally I agree with devs - opensource always better till it work and work well.

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Too bad. I have zero problems with Camera.

You might try Camera from JB gapps as well.
[Galaxy S III General] adityaxavier:
Hmm, understood. Is there a similar issue with Toro/Maguro which shares the same nfc chip ?

Anyway i guess now there something to tinker with ! And as always thanks for the information.
[Galaxy S III General] swan14:
Thanks for the info. Is this available as a flashable zip?
[Galaxy S III General] DROCSID:
GApps are a flashable .ZIP yes.
[Galaxy S III General] sissemen:
Anyone having issues with camera video recording on HD?

On HD I have black bars and the image is limited. I cant get all the view due to those black bars...

Any fix/solution?
[Galaxy S III General] tsangaris:
SOD

I turned NFC off for 10 days now. I had no incident of SOD until last night. I woke up and i realised that i overslept and my device was turned off! I was lucky because today i am on annual leave but what if it happens tomorrow? Also after removing the battery and put it back the device worked for less than an hour and i had the SOD again. I am going to the latest nightly to see if it solves the problem but this is a major issue.
[Galaxy S III General] Zatta:
Too good opportunity not to quote this :)

Taptalked u see .. əəs n pəʞlɐʇdɐʇ
[Galaxy S III General] tsangaris:
No finger pointed at anyone! In fact i am still using CM 10 no matter what! I am not a dev and i dont know if there is a difficulty solving this issue (or if it caused by multiple reasons). I just believe that in order for the CM 10 to be even better we have to report the problems.

As for the alarm, it would be a wise decision to buy a dedicated one! :)
[Galaxy S III General] swan14:
So it's not available by itself?
[Galaxy S III General] DooshPastesh:
When I set custom ringtone for contact it is planying only once. It is not looping as default one.

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[Galaxy S III General] 4eye5:
View attachment 1512375

What stock rom would you recomend?

Do i need to change kernell as well?

I am on croatian t-mobile? - is this evennimportant?

Sent from my Banana
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Do i need Stock ics firmware before i flash this rom? Or can i do IT with Jelly bean? :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] :
I'm on the 25/11 nightly and when someone calls me I hear them at first but after a few seconds I can't hear them and I have to recall them... Did it happened to anybody else? :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] CloudyPear:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1964726

[AROMA] + [GAPPS] [ANDROID] [4.2] + [NEXUS 4] Mega Thread!! [NOV12]
[Galaxy S III General] Antony_McLovin:
this phone is a mess! I'am gonna sell it and buy a nexus 4! **** Samsung! Its not worh it to spend so much effort and energy in this total messed up documantation madness.

Good luck for you guys. I hope you get your fully working cm for this phone in future.

I've learnt my lesson. Never ever buy any Samsung Smartphone again.
[Galaxy S III General] sabaramo:
I hear ya brother. As soon as the N4 is back in stock, I'm biting and this thing is going on ebay for some poor sod to buy.
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
You didn't have to say anything. It's common sense.

Firmware downgrade fails -> NFC fails because the firmware is wrong.

Including JB NFC firmware -> NFC will always fail because the firmware will ALWAYS be wrong.

No, it doesn't work fine. It fails unless you replace the whole NFC stack, not just the firmware, with one that is capable of talking to the JB firmware. The stack that can talk to the JB firmware is closed-source, so it's not going to replace the open-source one as long as there's a way around it, which is to flash Samsung ICS first.

Well, there's no way to make the transition smoother unless someone figures out the downgrade process, because the JB firmware fails with an opensource NFC stack.

You want it fixed, implement the downgrade code yourself - there's too much other stuff to work on and we're all burned out.

Nope. Toro/maguro didn't mangle their NFC firmware between ICS and JB like the I9300 did.
[Galaxy S III General] stesancri:
I guys, every now and "system ui" force closes. Anyone knows a fix for this?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III General] :
The SoDs is back... :(
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Do i need Stock ics firmware before i flash this rom? Or can i do It with Jelly bean 4.1.1?:confused: please answer
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
You need to flash stock Samsung ICS first. Turn on Wifi and NFC, then turn off your phone and flash CM10.

Please read first post of this thread how and why.
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Just wanted to be sure :) this is my first time you know.:highfive:
[Galaxy S III General] chris.daf:
Screen of death? What exactly happens on an Android screen of death? I tried CM yesterday for the first time and more than once it has frozen at a black screen, but it is sort of lit up so it looks like it's glowing :confused: Is that the same thing?
[Galaxy S III General] DROCSID:
Screen of Death? It's when you look at the screen and you will experience some paranormal activity.

But no, it's sleep of death. In other words your phone won't wake up. But might be useful to troubleshoot with logcat / dmesgs and put it on pastebin (not here :frusty: )
[Galaxy S III General] bullerwins:
Installed CM10 again coming from wananlite as I got bored of sammy roms tho they work great. But the feeling os true JB on CM its uncomparable, smooth as butter ;) Any kernel any of you recommend me to try first? dont bother? stock works fine tho but I need to try stuff
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
If that's what you think, you're fooling yourself. ;)
[Galaxy S III General] SUer:
We had this issue for months on the HTC Sensation. The source will drop eventually, you just need to be patient. :)

If you're bored of waiting and want to try something new and fresh looking without all that Touchwiz bloated bollocks, MIUI has just been released officially with Jellybean and let me say, it don't suck. Still early days, but it is very buttery smooth indeed and plenty of theming options. Give it a whirl, I was very pleasantly surprised. Its based on the Sammy firmware, so virtually everything works very well.

You can come back to CM when Samsung have stopped behaving like Apple and finally let the dev's have the source and documentation they need, which they will eventually. They are just too far up their own asses at the moment, but when all us tinker types upgrade to Sony devices, they will be back with their begging bowls. Remember, nothing is forever, and Samsung better figure that out before a few hundred thousand people like us give them the bird, as we have with HTC, and ensure that all our friends and family do likewise.

It's Nexus all the way in future for me though, hence my latest purchase (which could and probably should have been a Galaxy Tab if you're reading this Samsung) !
[Galaxy S III General] DROCSID:
/care
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
It's smooth on lulzactiveq governor. ..try

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[Galaxy S III General] chris.daf:
Yeah that seems to be it then, when it does that I can press the power button and the menu and back lights go on but the screen won't. I have to do a battery pull to restart. I'm on the 21-11 nightly, was hoping there would be a fix in the newer ones but it doesn't look like there is
[Galaxy S III General] 4official:
Is it safe for me to install CM10 now? Recently been reading that people getting SoD from the newest nightlies?

Another question, i tested CM10 before as it was really snappy, but slowed down after a while. Some say its fast and smooth if i use lulzactiveq governor, can i get this from siyah kernel or what? :)
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
Yeah you can get lulzactiveq with siyah, and its pretty smooth then. .alot smoother then pegasusq etc

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[Galaxy S III General] DarrenCarnall:
Hi guys, loving this ROM (my first time on any Cyanogen Mod). One thing I've just noticed (and I did a little reading but couldn't find anything about it... I tested the camcorder recording and it only seems to use the bottom microphone and therefore doesn't record in stereo. I'm assuming this is something that is known?
[Galaxy S III General] bullerwins:
Could you explain yourself? Maybe I dont know how smooth it should be but its incredibly smooth for me with stock kernel, lastest nightlie, default governor.
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
Enjoy CM10 then ;)

Be sure you read this thread on a regular base to be up to date.

Also read the teamhacksung FAQ.

http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/Main_Page

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You don't have to pull battery just hold on to your power button to restart.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
UI: laggy animations

As said in the known problems list on the wiki, I have ran CM10 multiple times, and I can really feel the jitteryness. That, plus a ****ty camera. That's why I hate Samsung Korea for keeping the sources to themselves. Teamhacksung have done a great job though with what they have.
[Galaxy S III General] peterperfect:
Transition animations stutters for sure. It's not everytime, not every animation but is surely there.
[Galaxy S III General] Guzup:
Thank you so much tux821:cool:
[Galaxy S III General] lucas.viana:
I know this may sound retarded but i can't move files with CM file manager .-. i'd like to move a .apk from downloads folder to "apps" folder.. I select the file i want to move, go to the destination folder, but i can't find the option to move, or paste, or something like that.. may anyone help me?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III General] norpan111:
Try another file explorer there are tons in play store

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[Galaxy S III General] FRLinux:
Stick to stock then.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Thank you for confirming it. At least now people wont argue against it, ^^
[Galaxy S III General] DROCSID:
Kinda sad to tell people that they lie just because they don't feel it the way you do.

Keep it stock. Who cares. For me and many others this IS good as for daily. I mean

who cares about animation(s) when having it disabled.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
I like animations and buttery-smooth transitions. The more the merrier. ;)

Trust me though, this is my last ever Samsung device unless some serious changes are made.
[Galaxy S III General] FRLinux:
This is my last, full stop. Don't care about their promises anymore. From now on, full stock Google phone and nothing else.
[Galaxy S III General] peterperfect:
Problems with some people around is that they fail to understand that there are no feelings involved. All the exynos line have problems with hwc which tend to make device not perform like is supposed to be. This doesn't change from one device to another neither depends on what you and others feel or think. In fact, you would like to thank your device powerful processor to give some smoothness at all cause it is being more hogged than it is supposed to be everytime you touch the screen.