yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ANTHONY81L:
Your a chump my man . Anytime someone has a problem or issue you give them an unhelpful dumbass answer like "good , just saying" . Who did that help ? I could care less if you have this device or not dont act like your doing some charity act by developing for it . If someone has a problem and they post about it you should try to help them the best you can or dont reply at all bc your wiseass replies do nothing . If I cared enough which I dont I could probably quote every reply youve posted on here to people looking for help and the far majority of them would be you talking down to people and not helping them at all. Since this is YOUR mediocre rom people look to you to either help them understand if they are doing something wrong or to let you know what the problem is, not to be talked to like a retarded child . Like I said u definitely would not respond to people in your everyday real life the way you do behind a keyboard because someone like me would put a stop to that real quick kid. Anyway wasnt looking for a back n forth debate . I said what needed to be said . But like I said before people alot of great roms both touchwiz and aosp out there with some real helpful devs and users , and when you ask a question chances are youll get a helpful response .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
1.) Grow up. Calling someone names is what children do. Not sure if you've noticed but that usually takes no effect on an adult.

2.) There is no charity. I do this for fun. Try again.

3.) Again. I am not a magician. How can I help someone when they post "me too, just saying..."

4.) I only responded with "Good. Just saying" once. So try again on that one. Please read before posting.

5.) When you say "You should help them..." doesn't apply here. Your expectations of what I should or shouldn't do are ridiculous. This is not my job. Comprehend that please.

6.) I like that you keep talking about being behind a keyboard and yet you keep pulling off the tough guy typing. Gold stars for you. :good:

7.) If you could please simply comprehend that this is a development thread and not you personal blog if would be beneficial to the users that use and frequent this thread. You would also understand that saying what you think "needed to be said" doesn't matter here. This is not a feelings thread. It's a development thread. Please read thread topics before posting if you could. Thanks. :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ANTHONY81L:
KnOw I dont even use this rom . Its not even an official aokp rom . Like he said I was just bored and I was browsing around and I come across the same garbage I was reading back when this phone 1st started getting original development. And the funny thing is multiple people have said something before , never saw that in any other thread in 3 consistent years on xda where multiple people complain about the dev like this .but he'll still think theres nothing wrong with it lol anyway I could care less . Im out be good brotha
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 02lssport:
Look dude half the stuff task post is straightforward and its not that serious he owes us nothing if you don't like the Rom fix it yourself or find one of those other "superior" roms to flash but please take your whining elsewhere
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
You do care. You've posted a couple essays with your feelings to prove it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ANTHONY81L:
Lol ok .. no problem .. you just keep being you . Bye bye
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
FLOAM!

The testosterone in this thread is really hilarious.

On Subject:

There is a criteria that needs to be met when submitting bugs to developer. Usually, being as descriptive as possible can further help isolate the issue. Submitting bugs with a description such as "yo my wifi don't work" really doesn't say much.

Usually the best idea would be to submit a logcat being rom related, or last_kmsg if it's kernel related. There are tons of resources on how this is done via Google / XDA and honestly it's something I wish most people would get use to doing. It's not only beneficial for the developer/s(who in this case build blindly, which is no easy task), but also beneficial for the user themself.

As far as the superiority of "ROM's", that simply does not exist. Users have their own personal preference. While some may be popular, it does not make it better than the next ROM. All development should be appreciated as it is no easy task.

If you honestly disagree, feel free to compile from source and build for a device in which you do not own. Then try troubleshooting with little to no information. Let me know how that works out for you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
I think both "sides" are right in some sense. Users need to be reading the thread, following the forum rules, and reporting bugs with helpful and pertinent information. When this doesn't happen, it can be really annoying to everyone following the thread, but particularly to the developer. Yeah, sometimes that frustration comes through when a dev responds to a less than helpful post. However, sometimes I think that frustration builds up and is directed at someone who doesn't really deserve it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 02lssport:
On a side note how hard would it be for one to add the dark ui to this Rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iamikon:
Just to chime in since I use task and ktoon aokp on both this and the n10. Task can come off rude quite often but the amount of people he has to deal with that just complain without any research or reading or valuable information regarding their complaint is just insane. He does something that most users can not do and his expectations are rather simple if you read. Post something useful to help figure out your issue out don't post. Doesn't seem very unreasonable. But a little extra patience like you've shown me before wouldn't hurt. All in all the pages of *****ing and moaning about someone who provides us with an amazing aokp is just a waste of time and does nothing for anyone. Let this be the end of it finally.

1.) Problem? Report with a log cat or last_kmesg.

2.) Provide as much detail as you can.

3.) Don't like task's responses? Don't use the ROM.

4.) Think he should do more? Build your own aokp for devices you don't own.

5.) Thank you I love you all goodbye and stfu. ;)

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
I've already added it. I just haven't built for this device yet.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RoscoePC3PO:
I added my last_kmsg in an earlier post, but in light of the post saying that is for kernel related problems, I thought I should add that my reboots are much quicker than a manual boot, as if it's just the Android stack rebooting, and not the whole kernel. I'm not a Linux guy, so I can't really explain as well as I would like.

If it helps to troubleshoot a bug that's affecting multiple users, I can post a logcat or anything else, but I would need a little guide as to when to do so, i.e. do I start a capture then try to cause a reboot? I haven't done enough with catlog to know if the log entries would persist through the reboot.

Also, don't think I'm putting any stress on you, Task. I have a good backup on $MyName's AOKP and I don't use ribbons yet, so I will probably try an older version of this ROM. Before that, though, I have a couple days before I work again and can test anything for you until then, and during evenings after that.

Good luck, man.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] luis86dr:
Guide for logcats: http://forums.androidcentral.com/general-help-how/141073-learn-logcat-like-pro.html
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] askpcguy:
Log cat, use the ddms in Android SDK.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Soundtrack to Chaos:
Changelog looks good, may have to come back home to this rom

Welcome to XDA, where 'if you don't have something good to say, don't say anything' doesn't apply. Enjoy your stay

:)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] y2kdread:
Has anyone seen a problem with setting the "System Select" mode does not stick? I am trying to set it to "Auto: Domestic Only" but it always reverts back to "Home Only".

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
Please follow XDA rules and search before posting. This has been discussed multiple times here. People have seen this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] y2kdread:
I have a been a member of this forum for quite some time and know the rules. I searched before I posted and didn't find a solution and just searched again with the same results. Could I get you to reply with some keywords to get good results?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
Huh? I'm not sure what the amount of time anyone has been a member of XDA has to do with your question? All you asked if anyone has experienced the same problem as you. I answer that. All fixes are posted in the changelogs in the OP. I'm not sure of the keywords. I just know that others have spoken about this before.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] y2kdread:
I apologize that i didn't word my question correctly. Has anyone found a fix/workaround so I can switch my network mode from "Home Only".

Edit: Thanks for the work around. Like I said, I didn't see that in my searches. I might have been working off the wrong keywords or just plain missed it. But that you again for your help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] excitedfermion:
Is the workaround to use Roam Control? $MyName fixed this issue on his AOKP build.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
Unless you're going to pull the commits to show me how or if he fixed it then it doesn't really make any difference in regards to this ROM. I don't have enough time in the day to go searching for these types of things. That's why we have this thread. For you guys to help me out with these types of things considering I don't even own this device. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Hey Task650, i don't often go through build.prop but i had happened to be today and noticed the persist.rild.nitz_short_ons_3 and others were jumbled into the line before them and after and each one was back to back of each other. Ive seen it before those lines but as pictured here as this is what i changed it to just by adding a return after each = sign etc on the ril lines and after the and before the two lines that were not ril related before and after that they continued from. Do you know if I have this wrong and it is meant to be another way?

Also I think Sprint uses cdma/evdo only, so is this gsm line unneeded? I # commented it out today with no ill effect.

gsm.current.phone-type=2

I could be way off on all of this Task650, so if I have wasted your time, I apologize in advance.

*if its not like this in the rom it must of been a weird install for me or something else.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ascertion:
Behind each long ons =, you need to add empty quotes. For example, at the end, make it

long_ons=""

So there is empty quotes behind each one. That's a cm fix they made last week.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] evouser22:
How do you change the icons on the lock screen I see no options to add ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nikolkang:
First time AOKP user here and I'm loving this ROM. Appreciate the d2spr version!

Its been solid. Only bug I have noticed is a tad bit of screen flicker sometimes when using the action overflow button in certain apps or when toast messages pop up. If I can figure it out I will try a logcat using past post instructions.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Temp fix likely is enable force gpu rendering and hw overlays developer options.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nikolkang:
Thanks for the tip! I've used that in the past but since this is so minor I just left it disabled.

It may be in my head but I feel like GPU rendering uses more battery power.

Edit: off topic, I have been rocking yours and gmans latest ktweaker file. Serious props to you both!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
Thanks for your kind words, yes there may be a slight raise in battery using gpu rendering but it also save on cpu power doing that. Hard to say what it has bigger benefits in.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hermeticist:
Love the rom but have a snag:

After setting disable HW overlays, and force GPU rendering in developer options, as well as setting the GPU profile to performance,...

When I rebooted it was stuck on the moving boot screen. It went for a long time so I rebooting again: same problem.

I did a nandroid backup using TWRP then wiped cache and dalvik as well fixed permissions. I rebooted and had the same problem.

Next I wiped cache and dalvik and reinstalled the rom and gapps. Same problem. Finally I wiped cache and dalvik, and installed BMS AOSP 3.4 kernel from 05022013. Still same problem.

I reverted to my CM 10.1 backup for now hoping to get more information before installing AOKP again.

Sadly I have no logcat to help sort this out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nikolkang:
Can't say I have ever come across anything like that but then again I never mess with GPU profiles. Always leave set to ondemand. What kernel were you using when you applied that performance profile?

Strange that the nandroid didn't revert...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hermeticist:
Stock
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
I have not ran into that either i only check the developer options and i dont change this gpu profile either.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mhlifka:
Is there a setting to change the hardware button actions in this ROM?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
Bumping because this ROM deserves it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mw86:
I'm always on here :) best AOSP rom out :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hermeticist:
Is there a way to use the volume buttons to move left or right while typing on the keyboard?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] panja7:
Photosphere

Will the camera app have the photosphere option? Not being picky, just wondering. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] oddspec:
No there's some photoshpere mods u can flash but it will causes issues and u will have to camera apps and two gallery apps if u use said mods cuz its only meant to works on the nexus
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] panja7:
Gotcha. Thanks for the fast reply!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] panja7:
So I just downloaded the new hangouts app and I can hear everyone in video chat but they can't hear me.. My friend on stock gs3's also works fine. That's what makes me think it might be something with the ROM. Any ideas on how I can troubleshoot this? My mic works for calls and Google now..

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] NYCHitman1:
Get a logcat of the application and send it to Task.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] oddspec:
Don't believe this is an option on this ROM
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] panja7:
I'm not quite sure how to do that... :x
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] oddspec:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1726238

[Tutorial] How To Logcat
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Edgardo101510:
Hey dudes!

This rom died off?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shinesthru:
*sigh* no
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
You'd need the keyboard that has that functionality; google search will find it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hermeticist:
That's the easy part. The hard part is to integrate the one from CM10.1.

The last time I tried something like that I was unsuccessful.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shehroze3:
So what is the difference between this ROM and CarbonRom?? I just wanted to know because my phone is heating up a lot on Carbonrom when I'm doing simple tasks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
1.) There are too many differences to list. They are different ROMs.

2.) Take 5 minutes to make a nandroid and try if for yourself. This is a development thread. Not a comparison thread.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shehroze3:
Alright thanks for the reply. I'll be sure to check it out. It's my first time off of Touchwiz and there are so many options lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] d0g:
Can I dirty flash this over CM 10.1 (4.2.1)?

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] life:
You can, but don't post any bugs you have when you do it.

I wouldn't, this is a newer version of android. And a totally different rom ....

sent from a slimmed GS3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hermeticist:
CM10.1 has been 4.2.2 since almost as soon as it was released.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] d0g:
I just installed rc2 and it says 4.2.1

Edit : Doh! Sorry you're right. Must be high. My bad

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] d0g:
Wondering.. Is this based on the CM 10.1 NIGHTLY from 4/11?

Because the new rc2 is very stable, wondering if I should wait until this gets updated?

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
This ROM has never been based on any CM build. This is AOKP. Please stay on topic here. This is a development thread. Please use it as one. If you have general statements such as these, then please go post them in the general section. Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jjcuddles:
Hey, question everyone, how do you take screenshots with this ROM???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] oddspec:
Like any ROM since ICS volume down and power
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jjcuddles:
Aw, no gesture swipe option like the stock room?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
Definitely not. This is an aosp based ROM. Please do some research on the differences between stock and aosp based ROMs to better educate yourself about them. Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jjcuddles:
Lol will do, thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] d0g:
Any way to get Bluetooth AVCRP 1.3 working with this? Maybe through a kernel?

Then I could see track info on my car dash...

Sent from my SPH-L710
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] brooklyn718941:
Still got your pms lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ajizzle:
Functionality

Im a QA tester by trade so i have to report some of the things i noticed. to start, love this rom, its smooth and clean. definitely fast. i noticed it in playing the game Super Monsters Ate My Condo. in my last rom it was slow and choppy, in this one its smooth and awesomely fast. its my first aosp flavored rom and i think i'll be sticking with these for a while.

1) when you set the messaging app to give you the options in the pull down (call,reply,read) when you click read it should just say read to all messages. instead it asks who you want to reply to. this is only in the case of when you have messages from multiple contacts

2)the built in emoji in the messaging app do not show up correctly on an iphone. i honestly could care less since i dont use them but figured i'd give the heads up

3) any way you can make the edit button when in gallery head to the photo editor, one thing i like to do is write on pictures and since photo editor contains most if not all of the functionality of wherever it currently takes you could be more convenient. i may have brought that over from my last rom, not sure.

just a few things i noticed. thanks for the great work!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ajizzle:
Volume from the Lock screen

Being able to increase or decrease the volume from the lockscreen would be nice (not sure if thats a possibility for security purposes) but i dont even have a code and some may not want to unlock the phone fully just to increase or decrease volume. i usually just use the work around of dropping down the notification bar and then changing the volume.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] AntikytheraTech:
Just want to say BIG thanks to Task and Ktoonz for their dedication and work on this ROM and this thread. Glad to be back on AOKP and was thrilled to see how many new options are baked in all while maintaining DD stability.

BTW, the undies kernel splash screen is legit. :D

Keep it up guys!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] irodex:
Has anyone had a problem with not getting lte with this rom? I am in an area that has lte. My friend with stock s3 can be right next to me and he gets lte while I don't.

I had stock everything and then rooted and flashed this rom. Do I need to flash the different modem or something?

Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jamin13:
Go back to Touchwiz, update your profile and PRL, clean flash AOKP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] irodex:
What would be the steps required to go back to stock?

I would need to flash the firmware, kernel, and then rom, correct?

I could use this right? I would want the md4 kernel and firwmare..right?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32152586

Sorry, just want to make sure. Don't want to brick my phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jamin13:
You can just flash a Touchwiz ROM from recovery and do it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hostage XII:
Yes I do. I also tried issuing the command through the Terminal Emulator and it gave me the same message.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
just open up terminal

then navigate to the adb folder. (it should look something like this)

/home/your-computers-name-here/android-sdk-linux/platform-tools

then plug on your device and then in the terminal type- adb logcat
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hostage XII:
I have the directory in the system variables already.

I typed in "adb logcat" but it still gives me the same message.

Both on my PC and the phone itself.

Is there supposed to be a logcat file in /system/bin?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
yes. there is logcat file in system/bin
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hostage XII:
Okay i figured there was suppose to be, mine is gone :confused:

EDIT: I just reflashed the ROM and it came back. Now I can get logcats :)

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1g3y2mxr03k7tif/logcat.txt
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
Did I say anything about A2DP? No, I said BT was working, i.e. I can make and receive calls over BT which is a requirement for me in my profession, see my avatar.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cbond007:
nm. I got it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kehlan:
I think this one might be a pretty important fix:

I just accidentally opened voice dialer by holding the button on the headset that the phone comes with, and it defaulted to maximum volume. My ear is still ringing.

Somebody please (safely) try to replicate this so I know I'm not the only one. Also, is there any way to actually access the voice dialer volume settings? Or is this just bugged?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
logcat or it didnt happen. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Hostage XII:
I couldn't get the voice dialer. All that opened for me was Goggle Now. Unless there is a way to open the dialer specifically.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfidizzy:
Odd I downloaded it and now i'm getting an error while trying to install. symlink: some symlinks failed

It's wiped now so I'm kinda screwed here, I'll have to push the stock rom via odin?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
Not trying to be rude. Just being honest. But if you followed the installation instructions that are in the OP, you wouldn't have this problem. Nandroids are cool for this sort of thing. ;)

P.S- Also. If you can't follow the installation instructions as they are laid out in the OP you should not be posting here anymore. We cannot support those kinds of things. thanks :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Furok23:
if youve wiped it, it should just be a factory restored image of whatever you were running previously

judging from your comment, it appears you dont have a nandroid to restore? :facepalm:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jfidizzy:
Thanks for your helpful post.

I'm not a retard, I always perform nandroids It's not restoring hence why i'm downloading the stock rom.

If you're not going to provide useful information there really is no need to comment.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
I've been running this Rom since you guys released it and the only issues Iberia found are ones known. The signal seems out of whack,mms doesn't download and lte is not working. I'm aware of how to get a log cat but not sure how I would do that with the lte and signal strength. Not sure BC you haven't gotten any logs that it's a bad thing.

Edit: one other thing I just remembered is if I focus in the camera app a few times, the camera will crash. Will attach log of that as soon as I can.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SeanHacker:
camera is a known issue and has been since the release of this rom. dont worry about the logcat on it.