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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Tomatoes8:
Are you for real.......

The only way I can notice if something is running 20fps is when I am playing an Xbox 360 or PS3 that is supposed to be locked at 30fps and I see the frames drop. Otherwise, not a chance and my eyes are excellent and can track motion very well like for action photography and gaming etc.

So you either have some kind of crazy motor neurons and all the current 24 or 25 fps movies look extremely choppy to you or it is all in your head because you expected smoother.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] king.larry:
Since the last Update to build 4 my wifi-connection is terrible and does not work in many rooms in my house. With build 2 it works perfect. I think i must try another rom :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kiloah:
Build 4 is simply incredible thank you very much

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] AngryB:
its reboot to download mode fixed from power exd.menu?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nevii:
Dont tell about something you dont know nothing about.

In movies, delay between frames is still the same. In rendering delay is diffrent from frame to frame and it makes 20fps looks choppy when you compare it with a movie. Dont trust me? Play a game with 30 fps, then record it and watch.

ROM for me is not smooth. I was trying and i was not able to get even a little bit of Project Butter. I'm not hating, im asking for help.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] frogfire:
Just use Rapid8.com for Download..

Can i create a mirror?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Tomatoes8:
I know plenty about frames.

Anyways, Google should have never mention project butter, now we will have all kinds of people ripping Samsung, HTC, and other developers for not including it when in reality they did.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nevii:
Did i said something about Samsung? I dont have problem with Butter on Stock Rom, its working almost perfect, and i expected to have better Butter in AOSP ROMs.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] frogfire:
Mirror:

http://d-h.st/zFv
[Galaxy S III Android Development] blackspp:
I can confirm something similar. When my laptop has a perfect wifi connection, my s3 stotters with slow throughput. Wiping cahes, reinstalling and more of that stuff does not really help. This is something I have seen in a number of roms the past week or so, must be source related somehow.

Stock Samsung JB, no issue...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Priit:
SIM Toolkit

Is there any chance to get SIM Toolkit to run? I like this ROM but can't live without STK.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] philby123:
Bluetooth Problems

Hi, have installed, reinstalled, wiped all caches, fixed permissions, etc etc, the problem I have is that when i pair with my bluetooth in car stereo I can receive about 50% of calls at best, but worse than that when making an outgoing call it connects with other person but I cannot hear a single thing either on phone or over car stereo? This is a killer for me as in car calls are vital for me - any suggestions ?? I am in UK on the 3 network and I installed the stock 3 UK ICS rom before I flashed, admittedly I did not activate bluetooth before installing build 4, that said music works beautifully over bluetooth, the problem is intermittent incoming call connections and zero outgoing call success ??? :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hanaxxaru:
the notification light is working or not? like for missed call or unread message..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rubino90:
Works very good the notification led!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hanaxxaru:
good to hear that.. besides, do u face any bug or problem in build 4?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jecasluis:
Dear OP,

This is only a suggestion.. Im loving your ROM butbit misses the toggle buttons on notifcation bar, do you can put it on?

I will consider a donation.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] androidpixar:
Its AOSP. No toggle buttons.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juliano_q:
Use the app Notification Toggle, it is perfect for it.

Also a silly question, how can I access Google Now in this rom?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jecasluis:
But I have afriend with CM 10 on his LG and he has toggle buttons :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juliano_q:
CM10 != AOSP.

AOSP has no toggle buttons.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jecasluis:
Thanks for answering my question mate! :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juliano_q:
NP!

Anyone know how can I set the Camera to save pics on external sd card? There is no option to change it on settings. If I use another camera app like Camera JB+ there is this option..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] m0nt31r0:
how can i get the original samsung lockscreen? do u recommend any camera app better than stock one? thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AngryB:
Delete...wrong
[Galaxy S III Android Development] henengel:
Is there any way to apply RTL support?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] emylia777:
just flashed this wonderful ROM. everything works fine. It's just that I'm a bit disappointed that the transition from the back cam to the front one is still slow. it takes too much time in doing so. But apart from that, it's great man. Thanks a bunch. :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kamalmawa:
CM, AOKP, SLIM, SuperNexus == AOSP

All these are based on AOSP (Android Open Source Project). Also don't forget many AOSP roms out there including this ROM using CM device tree. So without CM this ROM wouldn't exists.

So toggle buttons are up to the ROM developer it could be his personal preference not to add them or he might be planning to add them later to his ROM framework ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juliano_q:
I know this. But CM add more functionality to aosp and SuperNexus try to keep it close to pure aosp as possible. There are no toggle buttons on aosp, and that is why there are no toggle buttons on SuperNexus.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Tomatoes8:
No you didn't mention Samsung, but there has been plenty of people calling Samsung's JB project Margarine which is the most ridiculous thing I ever heard. It is basically all in their heads that certain roms should be smoother than they are.

I think that this is what you are currently afflicted with unfortunately.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hero000:
Any battery percentage ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bassie1995:
Expected better from you :P.

AOSP doesn't have that feature.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] philby123:
Can somebody kindly confirm if phonecalls over Bluetooth is working properly ? I can receive calls most of the time over my car stereo but making an outbound call has been a total fail. I have tried wiping caches, full factory reset, fix permissions and flashing a different modem radio base band??? Thanks to anyone that takes the time to answer :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lipla:
List of bugs in BUILD 4

Wow, great ROM! I'm very happy with Build 4. Battery life is so much better than on Build 3.

Here's a list of the few annoyances I've encountered so far:

- Google Maps becomes unusable after some use. Screen jumps around wildly, flashes

- Gallery app doesn't show Picasa pics. Settings screen is empty

- Various problems with the camera (crashes, some options not working)

- WiFi Tethering not working (known bug)

Other than that, it's really stable and I can only recommend this ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nevii:
No. I meant VERY slow animations, not just little slower than I thought it will be.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] jcwww:
I can confirm the Gallery issues. Haven't tried camera so far.

Google Maps seems to be fine, but drains a lot of battery. Could be a Google Now issue - I had 13% Battery usage for Maps without even opening the app.

Regarding slow animations: I use Nova launcher, it's possible to define the speed of animations there.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hamma:
Try to set in dev.options 0,5x for animations.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] the6thplague:
Hi,

I am seeing mixed reports about wifi tethering. Some confirm it's working and some say it's not.

Verdict?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] henengel:
I can also confirm some annoyances and add more:

- after installing Gapps, I don't have Google Maps.

- Gallery app doesn't show Picasa pics. Settings screen is empty

- facebook contacts don't sync with contacts

- problems with Chrome. stops and crashes allot

- would be nice to be able to see battery percentage.

- would bel usfful if somehow RTL Support could be added

other than that loving the rom :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nerohero:
Wifi Problems with Build 4

After upgrading to Build 4 on my international S3 I am unable to connect on some wifi networks which I could connect to on build 3. And occasionally after a few minutes on a call randomly the call blanks out.

Battery life has improved. Camera occasionally crashes especially when toggling between front and bank camera. Also when I toggle the camera in apps like Tango or Skype it crashes.

In the next build can you give an option as to which wifi driver we want to use.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juliano_q:
Really? :P

I thought it had but didnt show up in the gnexus because it haves no external card..

EDIT: I am trying this camera and it is working well, and have the option to save on external card.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nevii:
By slow i meant low FPS.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mys3:
same here. home wifi is fine but work wifi refuses to connect, but could on build 3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xacidsmoke:
Does installing a custom kernel on this rom affect the smoothness?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Net.silb:
Android 4.1.2 is out!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 90paolo:
@faryaab i like your work, great rom.

but i noticed that in settings -> sound some notification and call sound is shown twice
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JiiNDER:
Can this be flashed over stock JB firmware or do I need to go back to ICS then flash?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gufernandez:
You need to get back to ICS, otherwise you might have problems with NFC & WiFi

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] JiiNDER:
Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bassie1995:
You make a good point...

I'm thinking that if AOSP had it, it would be in the ROMs that are available?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] drknezz:
Do CM10 themes work in this rom? Cant find any mention of it and seeing as it's CM10 based you'd think it would support them..

This feature alone is a "make or break" deal with me :mad:

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] ASoGElit3:
Generic hierarchical

Does SuperNexus work with Generic hierarchical format of the sdcard? If it doesn't how do I convert the (external (16GB) and internal to FAT32?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] petoulachi:
Facebook sync is due to AOSP contact since ICS, it will not work on any AOSP based ROM. You need to use HaxSync to get it back.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] henengel:
thanx petoulachi...by any chance do you any solutions to the other problems??

getting google maps?

chrome crashes?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] petoulachi:
You can simply get gmaps on the Play Store, it's not included in google apps by default.

I don't have problem with Chrome but I'm not using SuperNexus, so I don't know if it's related to this rom or not.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kaball76:
Why I can not connect to any wifi..?? I follow all the instructions but never connect to Wifi please help...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] king.larry:
@Faryaab: it would be fantastic if you can solve the problems in build 4 with the wifi-connections, before you try Android 4.1.2 ...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gennoz:
Faryaab man have you fixed the memory leak issue?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] b-eock:
gennoz man, have you read yet??? :sarcastic: -_-
[Galaxy S III Android Development] reddevilmt:
Flash siyah 1.6.8. This'll help you. I solve problem like this.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juliano_q:
Wi-fi is working fine here. Flashed it over ICS LG8..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] king.larry:
i flashed siyah 1.6.8 but but nothing changed ...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Manipulation:
Any chance you can add the battery % next to the battery?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] saintsinner25:
Just a suggestion..try battery widget reborn from the play store.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Manipulation:
I can do that but that's another app that's running, taking space up and using battery when it can be added to ROM and save all of that.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juliano_q:
Guys, please stop asking all the time for the features, the beauty of this rom is that it tries to be closest to pure AOSP as possible.. if you want battery %, toggle buttons etc why dont flash CM10? This rom is pure android.. and thats why it is good and has almost no bugs!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mentes:
Notification toggle from the market also supports battery % in the top left status bar. I have an issue with the lucky patcher: the most time it just lists all the apps for just one second and then the list disapears so that I can not pick an app to patch. Any ideas?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] kersey:
Really liking the sound of this rom, especially after enjoying Faryaabs roms for the S2 but before I try can anyone confirm whether the native messaging app on JB allows the blocking of spam messages as the Samsung one does??

Any downsides using the SuperNexus to using the stock rom with regards to functionality and performance??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] saintsinner25:
Thats depends you man.what you like and what you don't like is based upon what is your usage.samsung's stock roms have alot of proprietary stuff you wont find in other roms..but aosp roms like the super nexus are pure google.just the way google intended it to be.it has it's downsides..but using aosp rom is closest you get could to a pure nexus.now the choice is yours ;)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] kersey:
Just made a nandroid backup and have given it a shot.

Very impressed by it's speed and responsiveness. Time to restore my apps and give it a full workout ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] CROrION:
How about switching between front and back camera? Lagy as cm10?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juliano_q:
To me the only downside is that the sammy's camera take better pictures, because they use the proprietary drivers. IMO all the rest is much better on pure aosp and SuperNexus is working really great here, I will never look back to stock :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Baryyt:
does Siyah kernal work with this rom?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GadgetViews:
Yes it DOES sir.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kaball76:
please someone help me...i was on stock rom ICS before flashimg supernexus i follow all the instruccions ut after i install the rom i can not connect to wifi the wifi is always connecting but never connect...help please
[Galaxy S III Android Development] suua:
I flashed your rom today. Very impresive!! Super seed. And seemed very stable. But i had to go to back to sammy rom. Due to the camera app from sammy.

I wish it vere posible to port the original s3 camera app to aopk roms.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] emptyragnarok:
Edit: Yesterday night I flashed my s3 for 1st time :D and i chose to switch to SuperNexus! but The supernexus drains battery a lot :( In 6 hours stand by time.. without internet connectivity and Wifi etc. off, it drained 9% battery.. earlier with sammy's ROM it hardly drained battery.. max to max 1% in 8 hours stand by :( please help! ...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cloudraven:
How do you build it from source?

I am interested in building this ROM from source.

How do I proceed? I know how to build from source for the Nexus devices, but I have no clue on how to proceed for something like this.

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] saintsinner25:
It doesn't drain battery at all.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Faryaab:
Give it 2-3 full charge cycles to stabilize the battery.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] emptyragnarok:
Ok bro.. I will let you know.. once I drain battery to 0% to 100% twice :)

Anyways.. The ROM is superb!!! But i don't why i am facing some lag in whatsapp :| rest all places.. it's tooooooo gooooooooooood <3 thanks for converting my Galaxy S3 to Galaxy Nexus S3 :D :highfive:

Waiting for 4.1.2 :D ^_^ :good: :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juliano_q:
No battery drain here at all, it is better than sammy stock. Really good.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] alexwontlose:
Someone else got problems with media server draining battery?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] K Rich:
Anyone have suggestions for emoji with the stock SMS app? That's the main thing I miss from CM10 (since everyone I know uses them).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] etique57:
I do. Not exactly a drain but it's consuming the most of the battery, and my battery time is down to ~9h.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] s4ngreaL:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/...1bGwsMSwxLDEsImNvbS5hZGR6Lm1lZGlhc2Nhbm5lciJd
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MishXT:
An someone ptovide me with the ICS LG8 Odin file by any chance?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kersey:
What exactly does the media scanner process to. Does it just relate to scanning of your internal storage or is does it also access the internet??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
I would also like an answer to this question :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] leroytorner:
"@Faryaab: Merging Android 4.1.2_r1 into #SuperNexus." Ok, interesante.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Manipulation:
I know that this is like stock jelly bean but there's certain features I want to add such as toggles in the notification bar but the mods for this say you need a Sammy based rom which this rom isn't. Anyone know mods that'll work in this rom?

I don't want to have to install a different rom as I like this rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] b-eock:
Well that sucks. Because unless you know smali, XML, and some others and know how to edit it to make it work. You are outta luck.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] juliano_q:
Why it is so hard to install the app Notification Toggle in play store? It is very customizable and uses only 3 mb of ram.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Manipulation:
I wasn't aware of this app. I'll try it, see if I like it but why this feature isn't in Android is beyond me as its so helpful.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dicho:
Wich modem are you using?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] francesco.cordella:
Hi guys i've flashed this rom as my second rom with siyah's dual boot..at start up i've logged in my gmail account but the play store doesen't download automatically my apps..why? It's impossible to install all 100+ apps manually.. :(

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] r0uzic:
I search the official firmware in http://www.sammobile.com/firmware/?page=3 and I install that radio, in my case (Yoigo - Spain) is XXBLH1
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kaball76:
i try everything i use odin and install the stock ICS rom. then i rooted my phone and install the rom following the instruccion and the wifi do not work at all in this rom...someone can help ?? i really like the visual effects of this rom but without wifi is useless
[Galaxy S III Android Development] king.larry:
I could live with the memory leak from build 2 but i could NOT live without a working wifi!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Aqrab:
how much RAM left after restart in S3 international ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] reddevilmt:
Change kernel.Best choise is siyah.

First flash ics with phonebootloader Update thick with Odin and secondly connect wifi .Reboot recovery then flash supernexus and siyah.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Aqrab:
Mr.Faryaab

with all the respect but when you will Figure Out how to make wifi tathering working ? are you waiting for the official JB ?

because i want to flash to your ROM but i want everything working :p

and can you tell us how much Ram memory left for the user after fresh restart ?

and sorry but one more thing can you make LITE ROM
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GadgetViews:
LITE rom? its the lightest it can be, its Pure AOSP.. As per the ram, knowing the size of the rom is small compared to touchwiz roms. then youll probably get enough or even more ram memory left.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] francesco.cordella:
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[Galaxy S III Android Development] paracha3:
Is there anyway to enable on screen buttons (like GNexus) on this ROM or AOKP is the only way? I would prefer to use SuperNexus but for me one screen button are must have. Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FallenOut:
just flash the mod at the themes n apps section

its for cm10

but can be used on this supernexus rom

im using it

refer here

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1918166
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Thug:
New User

I've been using Omega since I rooted my phone but now want to try something different, so I've downloaded the ROM and will be giving it a tryout.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rukavuda:
How do you set the external sd card to store photos and vids from the camera ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] alberber:
Is there any way to add more switches when you pull down the notification status bar? I saw in the video that there is just the settings button and no more.

Sorry for bad English.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GadgetViews:
Download the AOSP Camera Mod in the themes and apps section
[Galaxy S III Android Development] K Rich:
There's a lot of people that don't realize this is pure AOSP. There's a lot of things "missing" because its AOSP, but that's what makes it so smooth and fast. If you want customization, run a different ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ajaybnl:
I liked this Open Source Stock Rom. but I Wish There Should Notification Tiggles And App Sorting And Folders Facility In Launcher.

THIS ROM IS TOP RECOMMENDED.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HoundDK:
As you probably know the idea behind AOSP is to provide the android experience as Google intendeded it. Folders are indeed supported in the launcher and notification toggle is easily provided by installing "Noticification Toggle" from the Play store.

However, I myself is looking (hard) for an app which will providede app drawer sorting, without changing the launcher. Anybody?

Totally second your recommandation! I'll definitly stay with supernexus for my SG3, and decided to buy Nexus phones going forward. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Faryaab:
I just merged Android 4.1.2 into SuperNexus' source code and MAN this freaking thing is way faster and smoother then Android 4.1.1. I will release BUILD 5 very soon. :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Crimsonthunder:
Can't wait :) best AOSP rom for the s3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HoundDK:
No need to rush it... naaa.... :laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] IAmNiceify:
Am new here, flash this rom be4 in my N7000.Cant wait for this !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Teio:
Lol man I've JUST flashed BUILD 4 and then you come up with this new...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Preggy:
I strongly recommend getting it from the N7000 forum... Just an idea you know :eek:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] henengel:
Any chance to do something about RTL support for other languages the require it???:confused::confused::confused: