yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] Maesedroid:
YUP, still missing those assets in the build. Try LightFlow ;)
[Galaxy S III General] AndroidMobileNZ:
Here's the screenshot of the glow.
[Galaxy S III General] dave_uk:
His post is not ****, it's opinion. Your counter-argument, which deals with absolutely none of what he actually wrote, is ****. His is also an opinion which I suspect gathers more support every time this egotistical toy-throwing happens. Of course, it will always be shot down by those brave souls who have forgotten how to exercise the power of independent thought and worship at the church of CyanogenMod. He's right, it's pathetic.

There are fantastically talented developers behaving like children because they can't accept the universal truth that there will always be noobs and generally less intelligent folk who post before reading no matter how big, red and capitalised the letters.

It never changes and it never will. There are plenty of devs who realise this, take the **** with a pinch of salt, even a bit of humour, and get on with it. They are the smart ones.
[Galaxy S III General] felek73:
Dont get it, one post above you Infra claims that it works:)
[Galaxy S III General] Maesedroid:
Mine is working well ...:p

Did you wipe cache and fixed permision?

Even in calls brights a pink tint on.

Give it a try :good:
[Galaxy S III General] LJE:
I held my tongue in the dev thread instead of telling these stupid ####s to stop writing useless posts that the devs can't use.

Unfortunately they kept on coming. Then more people would also post in the dev thread defending these stupid ####s and complain because people were getting angry at them instead of helping answer their questions.

When will you stupid ####s learn?

Now the ####### thread is locked which means people can't report the smaller less known (by people that read the thread) bugs , meaning everyone is worse off....

#### ME!!!!!!!
[Galaxy S III General] StillTheWatcher:
You guys say what everyone thinks but are too frightened to say, agree with you 100%
[Galaxy S III General] DanRyb:
I have to agree. When you have any part in the "technology" business/field, you just have to accept there will be people who don't know what they are doing. I work as an IT Administrator at a bank and some days I just want to pull my hair out at the stupidity I am greeted with each day. But, you need to take a step back and realize not everyone has the "gift" that you do. I'm not a developer. I'm sure it's incredibly hard work and I give a lot of credit to those who know development and do this for the rest of us. It's their work and they're well within their right to close the thread if they want to but I do find it a bit childish, especially closing it and saying it will be updated if they "feel like it". A good portion of the people were providing logcats and really trying to help the developers get these issues resolved. For the rest, a blind eye needs to be turned. Like someone said, this is the internet. Development should be done because you want to do it and want to share your work with others, not because you want the rest to fall in line.

At the end of the day, it is what it is. I'm appreciative for what we do have because I know I couldn't get JB up and running on this device myself. But like I said, when working with technology, no matter how many times you ask someone to do something or hope they understand something, there will always be those who just don't. It's the nature of the beast and that will never ever change.
[Galaxy S III General] pampyre:
So this latest 'experimental' definitely has changed things from the 'nightly' of the 19th - things feel faster, if not smoother. Excellent work, and many thanks SGS3 cm10 team.
[Galaxy S III General] sermonth:
i flashed 22 sept. version. its just perfect, no issue so far. all animations disabled for speed and its works, fastest rom ever. Baseband:LBF

flashed via odin LBF, data/factory reset with stock recovery.

cf-root.

flashed CM10-gapps and data/factory reset again.

reboot.

over-clean install i guess but it is reason to backup my things to pc. thanks so much.
[Galaxy S III General] guhvanoh:
If noone has answered...

rpm -qi terminfo

<snip>

Summary : A terminal descriptions database

Description :

This is the terminfo reference database, maintained in the ncurses

package. This database is the official successor to the 4.4BSD termcap

file and contains information about any known terminal. The ncurses

library makes use of this database to use terminals correctly. If you

just use the Linux console, xterm, and VT100, you probably will not

need this database -- a minimal /usr/share/terminfo tree for these

terminals is already included in the terminfo-base package.

</snip>

So my guess is its related to that.

hth...
[Galaxy S III General] ManCityFC:
Is lack of source code why HTC devs are now getting annoyed? It took months for the HTC Sensation to get AOSP ICS, and they were complaining of the same thing.

I swore I wouldn't buy another Android unless it was a Nexus, and then got overly seduced by the fact that CM9 was working well on the SGS3 (which it still wasn't on the Sensation). I then bought the phone thinking it was the correct decision and JB is released and I find frustrated devs unable to develop AOSP for the best specced phones in the market again.

If HTC and Samsung don't start helping the devs of AOSP then the next phone I really do vote with my feet. AOSP is wonderful, a brilliant OS, and I'm sick of the OEMs ramming crappy bloated OS's down my throat. I don't understand why the OEMs don't just make an AOSP version and the sources. They have more to lose than not doing. The negative reaction by the devs is only going to turn people away from their phones, like why I owned 3 HTC phones now have a Samsung, and likely soon will have a Sony.

What a stupid situation. Wake up Samsung, these devs aren't Apple, they're your friends, not your enemies.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
sensation is driven by a qcom 8260 which is supported via codeaurora.

so htc must have ****ed it up pretty hard, same like samsung.

i'll give sony now a try, if it fails too then there's really only google left.
[Galaxy S III General] ilhantug:
Just had my first CM flashing experience and couldnt believe how smoothly everything went. I used ROM Manager to do its thing, including downloading the latest nightly and gapps, then wiping data and cache. I would wholeheartedly recommend going this way if you are a noob like me. Cant wait for the next nightly :)
[Galaxy S III General] mariotme:
Flashlight broken on second codeworkx build?
[Galaxy S III General] chiragkrishna:
devs are mainly pissed by constant pressure from users,... they always say this doesn't work,... that doesnt work,... so obviously devs are also pissed coz they cant do much,...

i came from HTC so i know the devs of HTC,... they wont even attempt for a experimental build,... n they dont care about the users whining,..

when the time comes they just release it,... like a bang,...

and common man OEM's survive on those skins,... thats what makes each OEM different,... can you imagine all the android phones in the world with the same UI???
[Galaxy S III General] saintsinner25:
Agreed.sammy really needs to start supporting the devs rather than trying to improve their ****ty touchwiz -_- saw a video on how the s3 was made..the way they were just over-exaggerating touchwiz was just too much.the s3 is a beautiful mobile and i honestly never saw it fitting with touchwiz..alot of props to the CM team for making me love my mobile.next one is definitely gonna be a nexus.
[Galaxy S III General] syphern:
Thus latest cm10 doesn't have project butter??
[Galaxy S III General] Jeddix:
You can use Directory Bind to get the camera to save pictures and videos to the external sd card.

Download Directory Bind from here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1410262

Bind the two directories like I did in the screenshot:

Your pictures and videos now will be saved on the external sd card. The gallery will display them first under the old folder until the media scanner rescans the folders. Probably because the camera/gallery app puts them manually into the library. But thats not really a problem ;).

Here you can find a little guide for Directory Bind from bala_gamer if you want more information: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1889550
[Galaxy S III General] :
yes, same here.
[Galaxy S III General] chiragkrishna:
dont worry reported it with logcat,... in development section,...

some problem over here,.. i guess

/sys/devices/virtual/flash/flash/flash_power
[Galaxy S III General] Eddiemc:
Yes, and it would be fantastic world:) Everybody could have updates and always run the latest os. No issues changing phone manufacturer and having to relearn a ui. Android would grow and be as big and recognised as ios. (common people still dunno what os they are running..)

Manufacturers could make exclusive apps with built in functions to distinguish each other.. Xda devs could rip them and and share them amongst us.

Manufacturers could focus more on proper hardware and share code to the Android code base.

Most of all: CM would be perfect!

Alas utopia is still a while away. Although look at cm, we're on our way;)

Edit: yea, and themes, themes, themes, no bloody 9png's to edit to fix stupid limitations.. (look at tw) would it no be nice as a theme you could turn off?
[Galaxy S III General] DocRambone:
Latest cm-10-20120922-2-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CODEWORKX contains multiple files with same name in system\etc\terminfo\:

/2/2621a

/e/etem

/h/hp2621a

/h/hp70092a

/i/lft-pc850

/n/ncr260vt300wp

etctera.

Not been in previous releases so i guess something messed up?
[Galaxy S III General] ThunderBolt_BR:
Yeah. The more options we have, the better.

Your opinions are quite important for powerusers. If devs like you stops supporting proprietary, closed stuff, the maker will feel it the worst way: Its sells will fall: LG and its turtle like update speed is living proof.

If Sony is indeed supporting the dev community it must be welcomed. I'll be following the Xperia T and maybe it will be my next device.

[]'s
[Galaxy S III General] :
i just checked zip from yesterday nightly and looks the same.. don't have older ones
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
already fixed.
[Galaxy S III General] padraigdoran:
I have it on my old Desire HD with the 2wcr patch, worked wonderfully. Won't work on CM10
[Galaxy S III General] Matc21:
Are cody's experimentals and the official CM10 nightlies different branches?

Which is the more advanced one?
[Galaxy S III General] -A-P-M-:
Nexus is the best bet for future updates and custom roms, lets hope that Samsung's prototype with dual core A15 CPU will be next Nexus - if it is, I will buy it for sure. Looking at a leaked screen resolution, it has on screen buttons, so its good chance it is next Nexus IMO:)
[Galaxy S III General] betovanbuuren:
Is there a way to enable nav bar on official cm10?
[Galaxy S III General] chiragkrishna:
sorry mate,..

but where,when,what??

the logcat is from cm-10-20120922-2-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CODEWORKX.zip

http://developer.clockworkmod.com/d...0-20120922-2-EXPERIMENTAL-i9300-CODEWORKX.zip
[Galaxy S III General] Codekrypt:
Relax give him time.He will probably post a `flash fix.zip' file soon here
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Just because he says it's already fixed, doesn't mean he'll push a new version just like that. He'll either post a fix, or include the fix in tomorrow's build.
[Galaxy S III General] chiragkrishna:
why so harsh on the boy,...

his msg was not clear,... his msgs r never clear,... until some1 asks him,...

but who cares,... nest nightly is coming anyway,...
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
I have no idea what you just said. :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] mcFactor:
Can't fix wifi after installing leaked JB. no matter what... tried to flash stock ICS rom, then cm10 a few times, tried to restore ics nandroid backup, still can't get wifi to work with wpa2 base.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
just because someone doesn't understand how stuff works, doesn't mean that i wasn't clear.

if the commit is merged, then it's fixed. fact.

http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/23735/2/overlay/packages/apps/Torch/res/values/config.xml
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
It was NOT on older

Some crap, i removed it and all work well

PS

New Nightly is out? 22.09
[Galaxy S III General] brian6685:
For the billionth time, Odin to stock ICS and then flash cm10 or use cm10 resurrection build.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
That was exactly my point. I was stating that just because there isn't a fix or a new version ready doesn't mean the bug isn't fixed. I also said that it would probably be in tomorrow's version.

What is this, misconception junction? :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] chiragkrishna:
not to fight with you bro,...

i didnt know it was merged,...

u just said it was "already fixed",... experimental 2

i didnt knew it was fixed in the next version,...
[Galaxy S III General] alienmind:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=31865875 hope it helps, quite frustrating

Sent with my cold hands from the grave
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
let's make it easy.

the new nightly contains it.

http://get.cm/get/jenkins/8508/cm-10-20120922-NIGHTLY-i9300.zip
[Galaxy S III General] Craxx:
this was fast.;)

Craxx;)

Send from my S3 with Tapatalk :)
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
@codeworkz: Does the latest nightly on get.cm contain your fixes? Those from your 20120922-2 EXPERIMENTAL?

You :)

Like ;)

Smileys :)

Don't ;)

You? :p
[Galaxy S III General] Lucmuzz:
Make sure after you flash ICS you connect to your wifi, then do the rest. That's what I did and it worked ok.
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
/system/etc/terminfo still exist

Might be better remove it, cause it is trash as i understand?
[Galaxy S III General] chiragkrishna:
am going thermo nuclear war against u coz ur not user friendly,... lol :p:fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III General] XDA mark:
Yes there is.

How to enable/disable nav bar (very easy):

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29739389&postcount=122

Theme's for the nav bar icons that I have tried and work (from Nexus forums, but the ZipThemer methods have worked for me):

Big collection:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1413582&highlight=softkeys

Personal favorite:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1669169&highlight=other+devices

Remember: I have personally not run into any problems caused by the navbar, but who knows what might happen. If you get any new weird problems, don't bother the cm10 team. Anyways, this is just an official warning. I have tested them for a while and nothing bad happens. CM10 also knows you have the navbar enabled and whem you go to settings -> system you automatically get navbar options and cat tweak what buttons you get in it (like search and menu).
[Galaxy S III General] :
unfortunately still crashes for me :(.. (didn't wipe from today exp)
[Galaxy S III General] eseregin:
Yep still broken
[Galaxy S III General] Matc21:
Gonna flash CM10 now, can't wait any longer :D
[Galaxy S III General] GabrielSousa:
+1,

i would love to know :D

EDIT: the log, says YES !!! ;)
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
http://review.cyanogenmod.com/#/c/23746/
[Galaxy S III General] kamalmawa:
beware of the Grammar & Spell Police...
[Galaxy S III General] Cyb3rGlitch:
Codeworkx, this guy claims that your Exynos hate is unfounded.

http://www.reddit.com/r/Android/com...cm10_developer_for_the_i9300_explains/c6busud
[Galaxy S III General] alienmind:
My impression is that all depends on the radio state that you had on stock before flashing cm10

Sent with my cold hands from the grave
[Galaxy S III General] seltaeb:
And while I do not condone his condescending attitude, he may well have a valid argument there.
[Galaxy S III General] guhvanoh:
Suggest you read this or google what terminfo is for. BTW, the variants should all link to the same stem. I'll leave you to interpret that as you will...
[Galaxy S III General] DocRambone:
Read the post again ...
[Galaxy S III General] guhvanoh:
I would hazard a guess and say that the experimentals are use used to confirm that fixes etc work before they are committed to mainline which generates the nightlies...
[Galaxy S III General] Matc21:
Flashed CM10 on top of CM9 with a full wipe.

Restored some apps with TB and absolutely no problems so far. Very smooth, the usual stuff (Wlan, NFC, Camera) seems working.
[Galaxy S III General] Entropy512:
My own thoughts on the matter - https://plus.google.com/u/0/101093310520661581786/posts/iqQ1R4sMt1K

An Exynos Nexus, if it lives up to Nexus standards (although Nexi are blobbing it up now - see Nexus 7), would be a good phone. Samsung devices with the same chip are going to be questionable - Samsung's phones never even remotely resemble what reference source does exist for their devices, but at least if there's a Nexus there might be good reference source.

That's the big question - Will this continue? As others have mentioned, Sony has a long track record of being horrifically unfriendly towards open source. Sony Mobile is still under heavy influence from the former Ericsson participation, but it's clear from recent news (like Sony moving Mobile's HQ to Tokyo) that there's a significant effort to de-Ericssonize the division. If you want to see the likely future of Sony handsets - look at their tablets. Horrific locked-down crap.

Nexus or Nothing unless you want to take a major gamble.
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
felt the very same..

with the latest source leak all the problems with cm10 is resolved... then why all the talk about open source and stuffs? if exynos is not open enough then the existing problems wouldnt have been fixed right?

just my thought ;):good:
[Galaxy S III General] FRLinux:
Anyone on the camera focus issue on cm10 vs cm9?
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
I couldn't care for the camera that comes with the CM10 nightlies. I always flash the AOSP camera from the themes and apps subforum.
[Galaxy S III General] gavin-phelan:
Omg its even on gsmarena :eek:

http://mblog.gsmarena.com/want-to-install-custom-roms-dont-buy-exynos-phones/
[Galaxy S III General] Arkanius:
Good, let this bad PR for Samsung grow

They might change their attitude when the backslash is huge
[Galaxy S III General] perusmuro:
I think all have those problems with cm10.

And also Superuser is ****ed up in this 22.9 build.
[Galaxy S III General] syphern:
so guys this means there is no project butter at the moment with any gs3 roms cm10 or the leaked one? I thought cm10 was pretty buttery smooth but this dude says there is no project butter! ?????
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
Y u no read properly:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
[Galaxy S III General] syphern:
sorry my iq is 95... please explain thanks :)
[Galaxy S III General] zoot1:
Project butter has been implemented and memory leak issue has been fixed with the leak of I9305 blobs.. But it has created some other problems.. However point under contention is Samsung does not release properly documented soc codes.. Exynos in our case.. Which leads to frustration on developers parts.. Whereas ti omap and qualcomm socs are properly documented and timely released..

Sent from the iPoop killer ==>>>
[Galaxy S III General] syphern:
ahh makes sense thanks! but i have to thank this community you guys are awesome!
[Galaxy S III General] kilian7th:
Long time I didn't try cm10, I am on tapatalk so don't blame as soon as you read my request does anybody have a battery blue circle mod for cm10 working with the 220912 releasr, everything working fine, just this option is needed by me and I don't want to go on aokp for this.

Thanks in advance...

Great stuff, it's so smooth ...
[Galaxy S III General] RorixRebel:
Just installed cm10 and im quite happy with it. No fcs so far
[Galaxy S III General] bala_gamer:
Latest experimental build is awesome. Fast and fluid (occasional lags, dunno why).. Why the devs are not taking a look at fixing front camera getting stuck?

《spilled from dragon jellybean rom》
[Galaxy S III General] GaryLiao:
GPS Problems

I just can't seem to get the GPS to see more than a single satellite at a time. I am on the latest nightly, after installing the resurrection one... I've attached a logcat in the development thread, but codeworkx seems to frequent this one more (seems like he replies here much more often).

Furthermore, does anyone here have a phone with GPS that works? If so could you provide me with a copy of you gps.exynos4.so located in /system/lib/hw/ ? I'm hoping that this might fix it for me.
[Galaxy S III General] Shamma:
I know right? Mali driver/kernel source problem probably?
[Galaxy S III General] FRLinux:
Mind giving a link please?
[Galaxy S III General] Hawlery:
i think he's talking about this one

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1746611
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Sure, why not. Have at it!

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1746611

---------- Post added at 10:58 PM ---------- Previous post was at 10:58 PM ----------

Indeed I am!
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
I'm not discussing with people who never worked on real hardware (samsung phones) and are living in a fantasy world.

Let facts speak:

Qualcom: https://www.codeaurora.org/gitweb/quic/la/?p=platform/hardware/qcom/display.git;a=heads

TI: http://omapzoom.org/?p=platform/hardware/ti/omap4xxx.git;a=tags

And now look at the holy, developer friendly, awesome and super fast samsung:

http://git.insignal.co.kr/

Huh, it's down again, like so often. Ok, bad timing. This doesn't happen very often. Just every few days.

Every second week all repos are deleted, and a week later you'll find the repos back again with "merged tarball", "revert tarball" and **** like this.

I can tell what you normally would find there. Incompatible, unfinished code for ICS.

Not single bit of jellybean support.

Anyway, most of the stuff isn't very helpful because of samsungs own inconsistency of doing stuff.

How should someone without a single line of documentation get something working?

Working on black boxes you can't open isn't that easy.

And now the ultimate burner: even the old and rusty omap3 is getting love:

http://omapzoom.org/?p=platform/hardware/ti/omap3.git;a=tags

What did samsung do with exynos3?

Yes, they dropped a gingerbread value pack for the i9000 family.

If there wouldn't be the nexus s, then the i9000 line would be dead since a long time.

Thanks to pawitp and other CM devs who brought ICS and Jellybean to the i9000 phones.

This isn't support. Samsung gives a **** about us and the custom rom community.

Sending free phones out and promising support just to start a wave of "wow, cool" and after this nothing happens.

We call this a dirty PR show.

And because samsung is giving a ****, i'll give it back and **** on their phones and platform.
[Galaxy S III General] syphern:
ah crap i JUST bought a gs3! and one of the top main devs going to sony... sucks.... maybe I should have stayed with my iphone...
[Galaxy S III General] IOIDroid:
As many people have said in this thread there are plenty of developers for the S3. So dont worry you did right to move away from the iCrap
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Well, as far as I know, cody is the main one to do CM stuff. We still have an assload of other devs who use AOSP for their own custom builds. Besides, you did the right thing moving from that devilish phone otherwise known as iPhone.
[Galaxy S III General] cba1986:
Oh, C'mon not because codeworkx is leaving it means that GS3 is going to fall into oblivion. We Still have some others developers who do an amazing job, look at gokhanmoral and AndreiLux for example.

And i always say that"If you want AOSP buy an Nexus phone"
[Galaxy S III General] nodq:
In short, you are telling the people here, to buy an iphone? lolz..