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[Galaxy S III Android Development] chillar:
this is what i tried. but somehow i can not find it in the play store. weird.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mazsuper:
18 seconds to DL thanks dude
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TheWizardbc:
Your welcome :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] impact1991:
i have the same problem. people in germany cant download the gmail app over playstore its not listed there.

what to do to get gmail app?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Faryaab:
Download the attached Gmail APK.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RorixRebel:
ask nicely someone to share it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] impact1991:
thank you, but it doesnt work for me.

if i want to install (already copied to system/app with the right permissions) it says "app was not installed"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Faryaab:
Copy the app to your SD Card and install it as any other app. You don't need to push it to system/app.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] impact1991:
nope that doesnt work either
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kiriakos1963:
Build5 is perfect thanks for the nice rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] herghost:
Does bluetooth song names work in this version? Or is there something missing from the kernel in general as I dont think it has worked on any roms on my gs3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AngryB:
Is Reboot To Download Mode Fixed?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marcg87:
i have problems with the camera

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] impact1991:
Ok, another Gmail App worked for me.

Its the leaked Gmail App from the 4.2 Android Rom.

Simply delete everything with"gmail/com.google.android.gm" from /system/app and /data/app.

Then restart and install app.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kersey:
I did have a problem with the camera at first.

It would freeze after taking a picture, display a message saying Gallery was not responding and the picture taken was pure grey in the gallery but a quick reset and all seems well now
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jayden2009:
First time i run youre rom...i am in love with it :D

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Faryaab:
Oh no, I forgot to fix it. Will fix it in BUILD 6.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jayden2009:
What is the siyah kernel i can use ?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] marcg87:
i still can not operate the camera after restart...

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] jayden2009:
Camera is working fine here although there is difference between the colors i see with stockrom ...stock is more natural or is it just me ?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrea90rm:
very very smooth! only one thing... why there aren't the shortcuts in the notification bar???
[Galaxy S III Android Development] b-eock:
Holy crap.... not even gonna answer that. You are too lazy to even read or search.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] darkcloud7867:
Hey guys

Just been trying build 5, full wipe with all caches cleared.. If you go into gallery from the camera. (swipe to the right while in camera) you can no longer press the back button to return to the camera or press the top left button in the gallery to return to the camera.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TheWizardbc:
Try to swipe to the left. It's the standard setting in Jelly Bean.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] darkcloud7867:
Yep but you were also able to press the back soft key in build 4 and the back software button in the top left in build 4 also. I know very well about swiping left.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kiloah:
Wow build 5 is incredible

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lolpoppa:
Can somebody please tell me what 'tethering is semi broken' means please cos as far as I can tell tethering is fully broken!

Is there a work around please?

:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] delsus:
This one works np http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1709686&highlight=siyah

Also Faryaab I thought I would try the nav bar mod that was made by NemesisRE here, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1918166 and it works fine, I know you want to keep the rom completely clean, I was just wondering if you would want to link it in the OP for people who prefer the nav bar to physical/capacitive.

I know it's not urgent, just a suggestion.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
WIFI trouble

Hiya

i have wifi trouble as in my phone shows me a very strong signal but as soon as i hit connect it goes down to one bar and doesnt connect. I tried changing the setting for wifi to never go to sleep and that fixed it for about 5 minutes.

Anything i can do?

Appreciate the help. Thanks for the ROM it is awesome, only downfall i cant use Quicktap for payments

:silly:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lolpoppa:
If you flash an ICS ROM 1st and then flash Supernexus your WiFi should be cool.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Melissan:
What about the transition effects and scrolling in whatsapp / chrome etc. in build 5? Thanks for your reports and thanks for the great rom!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
ok so could you point me into the right direction as in maybe a link please?:laugh::D

Once i have downloaded that ROM is it same procedure as it was for flashing this ROM?

Thanks for the help
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Barbiox Dogg:
Thanks in a million for direct download link. :laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] delsus:
Have you tried an alternative app? On my old phone when I used ICS ARM refused to release v6 sources, and because of this native tethering was never working, however alternative apps were, there are loads on play store.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dev-host.eu:
If anyone wants to use Torrent, I've created one - just in case :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bigr1979:
I have got radio asking for superuser permissions all the time?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] leon0602:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1646610

here you can take for example LG8,install it with odin, and then install super nexus following the instructions.

I have the wi-fi connection trouble on build 3, but don't have it on build 4. Build 5 and the wi-fi trouble is back again? weird :silly:

I hope can help you
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
will i loose root?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrea90rm:
i have problems with push notification..am i the only one?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dev-host.eu:
Dam it... What do you expect the DEV to work with here???? :confused: :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jcwww:
yes. You'll have to root between installing Sammy ICS and installing SuperNexus. Just flash the latest CFRoot with Odin.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] K Rich:
Full wipe and re install the ROM. I don't know exactly what causes it, but if if puts up, deny permissions. I'd full wipe though.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
ok i flashed LG8 now my phone is stuck on the boot logo, any ideas( felling a little panic coming on)??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] delsus:
Wipe data/factory reset in recovery should solve the bootloop.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
ok fantastic i will give that a try.

Thanks:laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jcwww:
Can you boot into recovery? That's the only thing you need.

Once in there, wipe and install Supernexus
[Galaxy S III Android Development] graemeakerby:
Greatly enjoying your excellent ROM since build 3... thanks very much for your hard work!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
yeah yeah im back on track...... just rooted and now going to SuperNexus my phone. Thank you so much for the help.

Jess:p

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OK so phone is working again but after all this my WiFi still isn't connecting. So what else can I try?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Manipulation:
Okay so we all know the camera isn't as good as the S3 ROMs camera. So is there any mod we can install to make the camera better? Think I saw someone say something about it like 50 pages back.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] K Rich:
For those running this ROM with Siyah kernel, if you have a dock, can you try the "new" audio out feature. I'm looking to buy an Infuse 4G car dock. :victory:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cybermungo:
Just a small problem.

When waking the phone I see for just a moment the homescreen and then the lock screen. Anybody else...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chillar:
I have gpsd as an esssential battery sucker in my batterystats. Never seen this before. Is this individual to me and is this a bug at all?

Love this rom. Really great work. Much appreciated
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malikons:
Amazing fast ROM and very stable. I never used such a nexus ROM before.

Any idea how can I get a few tweaks in there?

- toggle buttons in notification

- task manager and kill all buttons under the list of running apps (long menu press)

- key press sound is little annoying (high pitched). Can I change to a "normal" one?

Otherwise absolutely loving it!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
Has anyone got a solution to that WIFI problem, its really annoying :crying:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] crazbanditz:
Use app.

Only Sammy Roms have those.

Thats the pure nexus sound.If Faryabb changed it... I wouldnt be super nexus rom anymore.... :silly:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
No WiFi issues here if you came from Sammy ROM then this caused your issue to fix you need to flash stock ICS Sammy then root flash CM9 Then this (CM9 just for safe measures) how ever this ROM is amazingly fast and smooth Job well done Faryaab
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
Hiya

thank you for the response, but i have tried just that and it hasnt changed anything. Any other options?

Thanks

Jess
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
Strange what issues have you got with your WiFi (not turning on, not finding right router etc...)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jayden2009:
Only issue I have is that when I open a app and within the same time I get a WhatsApp...ROM is becoming very laggie..and slow...only for a sec of ten after that its back to normal...I am using siyah kernel BTW ...other then that ROM is smooth :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] dkreventon:
Is camera working like it should on this rom?

I tried cm10 and paranoid and both crash and then say can't connect to camera after taking a picture with flash.

Also, can it be installed over paranoid with wipe?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
I would reccomend redownloading ROM and reflashing try without siyah if you need siyah then download latest and flash siyah as I'm using Build 5 with Siyah 1.7 RC1 (I think that's it's version ) and all is great I only once experienced lag which was 2 seconds and no more lag and it has been great also with siyah I over clocked to 1.8GHZ (which with stweaks shows as 17000 I think how ever it's max ) I changed screen touch responsiveness from 800MHZ to 900MHZ and for audio tweaks I have eargasm with Awesome beats audio DSP and sound is truly amazing but I get rid of distortion with stweaks feature negative digital gain full and gentle fair sleepers off

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Camera works fine on this and CM10 & Paranoid just if you have flash and take picture after touch to focus it glitches up
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jayden2009:
I have the same kernel as you have and didn't change anything about it...just the CPU set to 1500 that's all...maybe I will reflash and leave it with stock kernel and see if it is happening again...thank you for answering :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
Hiya

ok what happens is: I will sit about 5 meters from my router and my phone will show me a strong signal, then i enter my password for the router and the signal meter goes down to one bar and it will for the love of god not connect. I tried my neighbors wifi and i have the same problem. The one at work doesnt work either. So i have no idea whats wrong with it :crying:

Thanks for helping

Jess:silly:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] victorator:
What is the point of this rom again?

It includes less function than cyanogen and is rarely updated and is based on cm code and why is it called stable?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
I would recommend redownloading and reflashing as I haven't got any problems but it sounds strange if you can't redownload because of WiFi try wiping data/factory, cache and dalvik and try reflashing hopefully should work if not try a different modem for your phone also if you have a laptop or computer check your routers channel some ROMs have issues connecting to certain channels
[Galaxy S III Android Development] UrbanDesigns:
Build 5 is absolutely awesome, before I would loose about 15-20% every night to the standby drain. After flashing Build 5 I went to sleep for like 8 hours and didn't loose a single percentage
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
The point is for speed and smoothness the dev is young and hard working he's got school and stuff the ROM is great soon things from CM10 probably may get merged but this like pure JellyBean like on Nexus
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
Ok so how do i flash a different modem(sorry for the maybe stupid question but i have learnt to root and flash custome roms but never done a modem):D

Thanks

Jess
[Galaxy S III Android Development] victorator:
So it's CM10 without the neat CM10 features. There is no point to this rom then.

All AOSP roms are based on CM code, I understand this is just pure aosp code + cm10 merges to make it all work on the I9300, but how is it supposed to save battery? Are there changes implemented to the kernel maybe? Props to the dev if he's young and can do the merging and compiling by himself but there is really no point in using this rom vs cm10.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1740061&page=59 third post has XXDLI8 modem in attachments to flash just use clockwork recovery install zip and find it where you stored it if that doesn't fix it then try look at your router channel to do that details should be on back of router with your admin password etc... you will need PC or laptop do it though

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This isn't based on CM10 like other ROMs it is all Built from pure AOSP and to be fair and honest CM10 is great don't get me wrong but this seems more faster and stable especially with siyah with cm10 I got bad lag and freezes when using siyah but hasn't happened on SuperNexus Build 5
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sprognut:
You are a star. Thank you so much for the help. Will give that a whirl tonight. If it doesnt work i will be back on here lol:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
No problem glad to help hopefully it fixes your issue
[Galaxy S III Android Development] victorator:
I'm sorry but it seems you don't understand how building a rom on the I9300 works.

You take the sources from google and then you need all the merges from CM10 to make it work (aka device tree, the driver workarounds etc). This rom is no different than CM10, it just doesn't include the CM specific merges, like power widgets, theming engine probably etc. So it is like you took CM10 and cut out all the nice features you actually miss when you own a pure android Nexus (power widgets are a good example). That is exactly why most (if not all) nexus users

jump on CM10 or variations (aokp etc).

I'm not interested in how the rom is built, I already know that because there is no other way, but rather in the potential changes implemented in the kernel or such. If it doesn't include any then this is just a cut out CM10 build. Sorry if I'm being brutally honest but that's it. Maybe the dev can explain more, the majority of 'features' mentioned on the 1st page have already been implemented into the nightly CM10 builds hence I don't really see the difference.

Also the lags you mention using a nonstandard kernel are all because at some point the dev decided that using a specific set of drivers/patches resulted in better performance, call it a code freeze and that's why you might be experiencing better performance because some new merges potentially broke the custom kernel.

I'm not against this rom, I'm just curious what are the REAL differences between this and cm10 apart from the code freeze at some point + so called cherry picks of which most are already considered merged.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
Yeah I know how a ROM works I just meant that he hasn't used CM10 cherry picks and stuff or implemented some things from CM10 like theme manager to the settings or system stuff to edit status bar or lockscreen etc... I must say this is amazingly fast and smooth and battery life is pretty damn good here
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Faryaab:
The point of this ROM is that it's stable and has no issues except device related. CM10 is an excellent ROM but as a lot of stuff gets merged into CM10 sometimes things break but this ROM doesn't have any framework related bug or anything like that only device related. And I have also stated in the first post that I use CM's Device Tree and SoC related patches. Also, I only merge those patches which are well tested first. I have never merged a commit from gerrit.

I hope this answers your question. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chris.daf:
Well I don't need or ever use any of the extra CM features, so having this ROM makes sense to me as it's pretty lightweight and has everything I need. So that's the point of this ROM for me.

Anyway, I imagine it's likely to be more stable than CM nightlies as that is built automatically and there's no telling if the next build will break some functionality or make the rom worse to use in general. As this ROM is updated less frequently there is a better chance of having tried and tested code etc
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chillar:
Nobody?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] victorator:
Alright I kind of get the point but there are not really many CM merges that break things and if so, you can always roll back one or two nightlies. So you basically do a code freeze when you feel like everything is working except for the things that never will, like proper camera, tvout, hwcomposer etc

Good luck with your rom then I hope it is in fact more stable than CM10.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pard0ned:
Just before I try this for the first time, what's the battery life like here? I'm coming from foxhound 1.4.3 and the battery life here is awesome! But I fell like trying something new. :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malikons:
No battery issues at all. After 7 hours my batter stands at 81% and that includes normal use of the phone. A few phone calls, internet, whatsapp, etc. Looks pretty solid. Highest battery consumer is screen and android OS.

HTH,

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I have a very strange thing to report and I hope it is just me making some mistake here.

I have been to a few custom ROMs in the past and they were mainly 4.0.4 and 4.1.1 based. I always take titanium backup and then just restore my app and system data on the new custom ROM. This time, when I am trying to restore my system data, everything just falls apart. Every system process starts showing FC. Then i used appextractor to restore just my call logs and sms, and again had the same issue. Both these times I had to re-flash the rom from cwm to fix fc.

I am wondering, is 4.1.2 really that different that it can't even take the call logs and SMS from 4.1.1? Or am I missing something here?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chris.daf:
A lot of people get FC issues when restoring system data from TB. What system data are restoring? If you only needed to restore your sms/call log, I would suggest apps that do it instead, such as this one for sms.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lolpoppa:
Hey

You got this sorted yet or still having nightmares?!

Did you do a Nandroid backup that you can roll back to? That way you can hopefully connect to wifi and redownload the ROM. I'll have a sniff around for a link to a stock ICS ROM and post it in a bit just in case.:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1646610 stock ICS with instructions can be found here I recommend rerooting flash CM9 then supernexus
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lolpoppa:
Hey

You got this sorted yet or still having nightmares?!

Did you do a Nandroid backup that you can roll back to? That way you can hopefully connect to wifi and redownload the ROM. I'll have a sniff around for a link to a stock ICS ROM and post it in a bit just in case.:)

Et voila

http://kitchen.indieroms.net/blog/?page_id=526

This is the download centre for Omega's ICS ROM. Torrent will be quickest way of dl it so if you flash this, skip set up (Samsung and Gmail bit) and then reboot into recovery by holding volume up, power button and home button for 5 secs and then reflash Supernexus you should find your wifi is working.

I'd actually try to connect to wifi once the ICS ROM is installed to rule out router probs but in all honesty I doubt it cos I've had dodgy wifi on JB ROMS before and solved them this way.

Here's a link so you can dl a torrent host too - I'd use uTorrent https://play.google.com/store/search?q=+uTorrent+Torrent+

Any more q's then DM me if you want.

Good luck
[Galaxy S III Android Development] -rev-:
I can't get NFC working. I've tried flashing the NFC Enabler zip but it doesn't change anything. When I click the checkbox to enable NFC it just greys it and the Android Beam option out. I've not flashed an offical ROM yet and then flashed this on top of it so I'll try than next.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
Flash stock ICS Sammy ROM then root flash CM9 then do a wipe data etc then flash super nexus

Sent from My GT-I9300 with SuperNexus BUILD 5
[Galaxy S III Android Development] K Rich:
I run this ROM over CM10 because I feel it is "cleaner". I love CM10, but there is a lot of extra "settings" that I just don't use. With this ROM, I get the beauty of vanilla Android, without any extras added. If there is anything extra I need, I hit up the Play Store and grab an app. Maybe it's just my OCD that makes me choose this ROM, but I like to keep things clean and simple. :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Wielki.Brat:
NFC not working, some one have same problem? When I run my NFC luncher app he give me massage " enable your NFC to use this application", when I going to

Setting ----> more -----> I see what is on attachment and I can't nothing touch. Please help
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
Flash stock ICS then root flash CM9 wipe data, cache and dalvik and then flash SuperNexus

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Wielki.Brat:
No shorter way to sort out this problem? Is to much to do, installing 3 rom to fix nfc only.:(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] danny19901:
I'm afraid so by any chance did you flash this coming from JB Sammy Stock or custom ROM if so that is the only fix but it doesn't take long except downloading the ROMs

Sent from My GT-I9300 with SuperNexus BUILD 5
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dijonemon:
Finally back on Supernexus now, dual booting with JB Samsung RPM for when I know I need the Camera a lot or HDMI. Siyah kernel flawless with this release for me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] K Rich:
I would odin stock ICS, root then move up to SuperNexus.

For me, odin back to stock ICS has seemed to keep problems to a minimum.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarekkkkk:
Yea it seems stupid to do all of that to sort out a simple problem, there must be a file that we need from stock rom to fix this problem.