yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Wildchld:
This is for ppl that don't read the OP!!!!

How to Install

Odin to Official Samsung ODIN Package Download [Completely Stock]

Reboot to Samsung recovery and do a Factory Reset

Reboot back into Samsung recovery and apply I3 Patch

Reboot back into Samsung recovery and do a Factory Reset

Odin TWRP recovery

Reboot

Pull battery & reinstall then boot into TWRP recovery

Flash SuperWipe

Do a Factory Wipe

Now flash XquiziT xD

Let it reboot the login and let sit while it updates apps

Once apps are updated Reboot if more apps update reboot again

Now that all the apps are updated click on SuperSU. It should open without asking to update but if it does update and reboot

Now you can start to reinstall apps NOT RESTORE!!! and setup your phone..

Last thing Settings/Development Options disable hardware overlays this will fix the camera pinch & zoom

Enjoy!!!

:cool:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] serendipityguy:
I like the snappy rom and learning the new features.

IT was about geting your files all together. The Wipe script, this Rom, The Modem, would be nice to have a kernel. Once everything was placed on the external, then the fun began. 45 minutes later let the phone cool off.

I like the snappy rom and learning the new features. So far good. Will have to come back at the end of the day with a more en depth report of the battery life and the functionality of this rom, but so far it very responsive.

Great work WildChld!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] pantect:
Before i dive into this, what is the I3 patch and where do i find it?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] theking_13:
Lol, clearly AOSP is the same as the stock TW, right? :rolleyes:

And damn bro, I was about to download your update for the LH2 when I saw this. Awesome work!

Sent from my sexy white Galaxy S3 on T-Mobile ;)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Wildchld:
No the AOSP kernel source code has been released but Samsung builds there own kernels and there is no source code yet.

No harm in trying any as long as you make a nandroid.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] ScottBroker:
Wanted to try again, but Ill wait for your next update
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
yes i can use the volume rocker to silence my phone. what i did was odin the rooted stoch h2 fw from there i downloaded mobile odin pro. and flashed the ota which is now li7 .but id recommend to wait for while since hes just going to rebase it to li7 when he gets back and also he's going to put in all the tweaks that help battery signal and such to make the phone better which sammy doesnt do. so best bet would be to wait a few hours maybe a day
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
Thanks for the response; it didn't sink in that 1. I was flashing the OTA update (I put in my head that I would ask the phone to do an OTA update-duh) and 2. that it was going to remove CWM. So going forward, I would just use Mobile Odin Pro to install ROMs using stock recovery, correct? The more I do it, the more I learn, so I'll keep at it. Downloading the OTA update now so that I would have both files.

When I tried it a few days ago before going back to xquizit v70, I had to tell it to use my Swiftkey keyboard after I would reboot. This time, though it's showing up as v7, my keyboard of choice remained in place.

thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Hey guys! Just want to give you a heads up. I had some problems with the latest release of Mobile Odin. Basically it didn't want to install the system portion of the fw...? Not sure yet if its something user related ;) , but wanted to let you know so you remember to back up your previous version before updating. 3.30 did not work but 3.25 works perfectly fine. Im gonna test it again and will report to Chainfire if its not my fault!

If anyone else has tried 3.30 let me know if it worked for you.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
i used 3.30 this morning to flash the new leak and it work perfectly not a single problem

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well if you use mobile odin its going to install the ota in its own recovery even if you still have the stock recovery but its going to inject root. after you do that download es file manager and go into settings and root options enable root and and going up to root in the directory and go into system and delete those two files that doc said. then download goomanager and press the settings button the actual button on the phone and install openscript recovery i thinks it says. there you have the rom and twrp as a recovery

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oh and doc i sense another leak coming either tonight or tommorow you've been warned lol
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Just want to clarify a few points.

You cannot install custom roms with Mobile Odin. Only ota.zips and fw.tars.

The recovery it uses is its own, sort of. Not really sure how he did it!

But if you notice when setting up, it wii flash a flash kernel. I think this is basically a temporary recovery it uses to do its stuff.

Once done stock recovery remains.

Mobile odin isnt what removes cwm or twrp, its the ota.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] Osolot:
Just to clarify a bit.... shouldn't there be at least one more step in between 6 and 7 that says Flash Xquizit xD ? Sorry to be a stickler on this but my membership in The League of OCDers might be at risk if I didn't ask.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
yes after step six you should flash the rom. if you wish.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
As is often the case, problem lies with the user!!!

It just seemed strange how it worked fine with 3.25 but not 3.30. Ahh well, time to try again! Thanks for letting me know.

Btw, did you clear data/cache or dalvik when you flashed?

Is this just your 'spider sense' or did you get a hot tip? :p

You dont have to answer that if you cant or dont want to!

Thanks!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
a spider sense i wished i had those kind of connections lol. and neither i felt that those werent checked by defualt for some reason so i didnt bother checking them.just left as is.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] L1Wulf:
This is of course, strictly optional. :what:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
but of course:victory:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
A lot of people at the time were having problems or misunderstanding the process of prepping for the XquiziT install. Instructions are solely for getting the JB leak installed correctly.

Can be used for ANY jb leak based rom.

But yes, next logical step would be to either roll with stock or flash the rom.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
And I just do the 'menu, power, volume up method' to flash the ROM, correct?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
thats to get in recovery if thats what you mean
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
Someone mentioned using goo manager, but I don't want TWRP. So I would just do what I mentioned to get into recovery, and from there, I could flash the xD custom ROM (or any custom ROM), correct?

Also, I'm doing the Mobile Odin Pro now. It looks like I had to extract the stock zip file, then choose the correct file. Then I checked 'clear cache & dalvik' and then told it to flash it. I'll do the same thing for the OTA one, correct?

thanks for the guidance...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
did you install a custom recovery first? first stock from odin then ota then rom
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
I had CWM touch as my custom recovery but when I flashed the stock ROM, it looks like it's just the stock recovery now. I'm about to flash the OTA (it didn't ask me to extract the files like it did with the stock ROM). I've done stock from mobile odin, now I'm doing OTA from mobile odin, then I should do the custom ROM, which should be done via the stock's recovery, correct?

thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
no. once you do ota and let it boot up your going to delete the two files that doc mentioned then your going to go back and get cwm or twrp.then flash the rom
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
OK, my bad, I missed a step... I meant after I let it reboot, then flash, but I'm glad u reminded me about the deletion of those two files. I originally missed the file names because I used the first method and didn't read the 2nd method.

This should be my last question :D. I can just download ROM Manager and flash CWM through it, correct? And if I wanted TWRP, I'd use goomanager... I might mess around and learn something:silly:

thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
yes thats correct either of those would work to get the recovery and also you could mess up and blow up your phone or worse brick it lol
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
LOL, let's hope not. In the process of downloading es file explorer now.

While waiting on it download, my volume rocker still only takes me down to vibrate instead of silent; I hope that JB doesn't revert back to vibrate and call that silent (like it did in Honeycomb-whatever was on the GS2) instead of being a true silent (as in, NO SOUNDS at all). Maybe there is something in the settings that I need to change.

EDIT:

Oops, lied about the last question... just tried to delete the files and I don't see the 2nd file that I need to delete. Is it possible that it's not there?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
weird my goes from sound to vibrate to mute
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
OK, the mute is just me then... If I don't get that resolved, I may exchange it.

EDIT:

Oops, lied about the last question... just tried to delete the files and I don't see the 2nd file that I need to delete. Is it possible that it's not there?

thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
it has to be there, remember one is in /system and one is in /system/etc
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
I got the one that's in /system/etc; it's the other one that is just in /system that I'm not seeing. I deleted the the /system/etc one. This one (/system/recovery-from-boot.p) is the one that I don't see... I don't see 'recovery' :crying:

Also, clicked the root, and everything under it (using ES File Explorer). I could try Root Explorer.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
thats odd maybe you already deleted it before. well did you install the recovery.next step is too flash or stay on what you are on now
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
I didn't want to go too far cuz I didn't want it to keep looping, so I haven't tried the custom recovery yet. Using root explorer, I found the 2nd file... very odd... something may be wrong with the phone in general cuz the screen started flickering big time as I entered root explorer... I'm about to do the custom recovery now...

thanks again
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] fcortes626:
how can i change the function when double tapping the home button. i didnt have svoice installed so when i double tapped it wouldnt do anything. then i installed svoice and now voice dialer opens when i double tap. and voice dialer sucks. it wont even dial. so how can i change it back to svoice or google search? :confused:

never mind figured it out myself.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
How did you install recovery? Or did you yet?

Ive heard but never verified that rom and goo mgr delete these for you. Maybe it deleted one?

Either way you should be good. You got the installer script. If you cant find the other....good!

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Settings > Lang. and input >

Make Voice Recognizer Samsung/vlingo

In voice search check Open via home key
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] L1Wulf:
Check out "blocking mode" in system settings. It's like mute on steroids.

I didn't have the recovery-from-boot.p file either. It looks like a patch that is applied when the install-recovery.sh file is run. When I first went to V10 I just deleted the install-recovery.sh file, ignored the fact that the recovery-from-boot.p file was missing and moved on... On V12 and the install-recovery.sh file is different from the original -- it no longer tries to patch the system recovery and just jumps to init.d initialization.

NOTE: this is AFTER the instructions from Doc... I only wanted to point out that the file is harmless after everything is finished -- that way if you look for it and wonder why it's back, you'll know why. This still needs to be deleted at the appropriate time when coming from ICS to JB otherwise you'll have problems getting into your custom recovery... Once you've done the I3 or I6 patch (again, in Doc's instructions), and just doing JB installs, you don't have to worry about it anymore.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
I was able to find the 2nd file using Root Explorer. Then I used ROM Manager to install CWM, so I'm up and running now.

Thanks for your guidance... I took your instructions and typed some more words so I'm be familiar with it as I go forward :cowboy:. A quick question tho, (tho it's unlikely unless I need to exchange the phone), if I wanted to go back to ICS, I could use your method and then just leave out the OTA, correct (since the OTA looks to be the Jelly Bean ROM)?

thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
yes thats correct just make to do a stock thats not rooted and make sure you wipe the binary count so your warranty isnt voided
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
Thanks for the info... I found the 2nd file when I used Root Explorer. If I remain on JB and go from JB to JB, I won't need to delete any files (or if I do it, it won't really matter, I presume)?

As for the patch, that's something that I need to do? :confused: On v12, I used I6 as the kernel.

Thanks

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The stock that I downloaded wasn't rooted, was it? I thought it was Mobile Odin that was injecting root... in other words, if I uncheck the 'enable everoot' and 'inject superuser,' would it not leave it unrooted? I suppose I would triangle away the counter tho before unchecking those items.

thanks
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
thats correct ^_^
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
Thanks and for some reason, the 'silent' option works from the volume rocker... I turned on the 'blocking mode' and then turned it back off and it seemed to be working...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] clinthess:
So I was looking through the tweaks to the build.prop when I noticed there are two values set for debug.composition.type. one was gpu and the other was dyn. After some research I discovered gpu forces the gpu rendering while dyn gives the Rom a chance to switch. I removed the dyn line and haven't had a single flicker since, keeping it strictly gpu. Send as if it might be less battery friendly, but it's cleaner.

Just my experience.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
I was mistaken... the mute option via the volume rocker isn't working. It has to be a setting or something missing in a script since it works if I hold the power button and choose mute and the volume rocker works with everything else (vibrate and sound)...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] L1Wulf:
Interesting... What ROM and radio/baseband version are you on?

Thinking about it and I don't recall any flickering on V12 with LI7 baseband... Checked my settings and I'm Disable HW Overlays unchecked. Force GPU checked. I did drop animation scale to .5 for all three as well...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] amorek13:
wild I miss you
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] clinthess:
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I am using v12, well 13 according to aroma. I had occasional flickering when I didn't have the force gpu checked. I'm not sure if it was because there were conflicting values in the build.prop or not. I just adjusted the build to be in sync with the hi by deleting the "dyn" value. It bay be nothing, but I thought it might have been worth at least looking into
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] jbm0329:
EDIT... The silent option works in every ROM I've tried except this one. Anyone have a clue as to what I could check? It hasn't worked on V6 or V12. Totally frustrating and it has to be my device.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] rbaggio00:
where do i download v12 i downloaded 10 but on phone says v7
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
seems like v14 is up O_O time to flash and test woot woot
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] MorePAIN:
Where?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
on his website sorry im not linking to it for obvious reasons
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] MorePAIN:
What's his website?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
sorry mate im not posting it i prefer you guys wait for wild to announce it
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] mailvamsi:
The web site url is in the first post links.

Remember: Unless Wildchild posts a rom here, it may not be stable... not ready for release, as always flash at your own peril...
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] MorePAIN:
Yeah I know of that one but I thought he was referring to a different site. Thanks man
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] DocHoliday77:
Just be careful when jumping the gun so to speak. There may be good reason he hasn't announced it yet.

He may have posted for testers, and if they were to find some critical flaw or havent had a chance to, (thought doubtful with Wild) and people started flashing it anyway....well you can figure out the rest.

Someone mentioned v12 before but it wasnt released. There was a reason im sure. (Maybe adding new mods, maybe fixing bugs you dont want). He may not release till v22! Whatever the reason, he must not be ready to let it out just yet.

Trust in Wildchld! :cool:

Im willing to bet he wont let you down!

Patience is a virtue that can keep you out of trouble!
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] buidoitieutu:
I'm stuck at

"Odin TWRP recovery

Reboot

Pull battery & reinstall then boot into TWRP recovery"

what does he mean by reinstall in this sentence?

I ODINed the TWRP recovery, let it reboot and pulled out the battery. And then tried to boot into recovery mode but its still the samsung one not TWRP.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
dont let it reboot fully. when you feel the phone do the intial vibration that signals its rebooting you pull the battery out. then you do it again but go into recovery instead.should be twrp
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] phoenix56317:
HEY WildChld or Doc !

Would it make sense to start off with a Stock Base Rom like the UVLH2 core and then via the Aroma installer give the user options regarding what they feel or want's installed ?

If someone were to bring out such a ROM, a truly basic ROM that gives the user only the Required and Essential software that is needed to have a reliable cellphone and then give the user the option to install the apps that he/she wants, would anyone like such a ROM ?

I'd fork over $20.00 to have Wild produce a ROM like am talking about and maybe it would be accepted by everyone.

In short, Take out all the BLOATED B$ and let the user decide if he wants to install it, like the Calendar,Memo or S-voice or any other Samsung apps.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
^

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O_o

wow
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] MorePAIN:
Lmao tell me about it
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] phoenix56317:
If your commenting on my post, What's wrong with it ?

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And I hope that your not replying to his comment for the sake of doing so ?

You don't see any comments of mine crying about "I can't do this or Do that or am having trouble with this, please help " like someone am referring to here now, do you ?:good:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
well its kinda of arrogant it makes it seem as if their here to serve you for the "20$ you'd fork over" also you can debloat the rom with the titanium back up works great and its free!!! and you can pretty much remove everything form the rom bt,wifi,sms you know pretty much everything.

next time please think about your questions. if you can do something yourself why ask for it?

dont mean to be bashful but all day i see comments like wild can you do this or that .i dont like this can you remove it? stuff like that while people should be happy that wild is even pushing out roms or any developers for that matter. ive seen devs come and go and a lot of time its because some of the community is being an ass. not saying you specifically. i much rather keep wild,dj,evil,doc,and the missed redrum,to stay here and continue developing for us.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] phoenix56317:
ARROGANT ! REALLY ?

You are like everyone else here, Your appreciation to developers is just a THANKS !

SORRY, YOU FAILED !

Next time and I do believe if I wanted to go that route, I would have done it already, Am more then willing to pay for that ROM and keep it all to myself but since my post stated to Wild if he came out with it, HE WOULD HAVE GOTTEN THE CREDIT, YOUR STUPID AND ALSO ARROGANT !

NOW, STFU AND do what you do best, REMF !
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
arrogant as i said.. a thanks? ive donated to most of these devs.. please show me the point of how im stupid? i see no valid proof more than your say so.

and no you failed by just thinking that. some people prefer a thanks more than some money. personally i do. if the devs cared about money they would sell the roms instead of pushing them out for free for us.

seeing as you cant argue without having to stoop to name calling and profanity

i'm going to put an end to this childish battle with you .you've lost already. Good day sir hope you have a wonderful day.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] phoenix56317:
" i much rather keep wild,dj,evil,doc,and the missed redrum,to stay here and continue developing for us"

YOU DID POST THAT, DIDN'T YOU ?

AND WHOM IS US ? Who the hell are you referring too by US ?

Am sure there are other DEVELOPERS that would enjoy putting you in your place with such a stupid comment !

I can't believe that someone like you would totally make my comment a confusing one and one of Selflessness !

If I could CODE, I would have done so but I think I was offering PAYMENT to a DEVELOPER to code a ROM for me and if the idea caught on, HE WOULD GET THE CREDIT FOR SUCH WORK, NOT ME !

YOUR STUPID !
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
us = commmuinty who use the roms.

whats wrong with the comment?
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] phoenix56317:
Am sure your the one that showed CHILDISH BEHAVIOR here !

You made fun out of an idea that someone posted and you don't think that's childish ? ARROGANT and STUPID !
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
sir/child which ever one it is, its over the arguement is done. Battle was lost. War was lost.
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] sourabh_st:
Old wisdom...when angry...just keep quite till the anger subsides. Helps to maintain sanity.:)
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] phoenix56317:
Your right, It is over !

BTW, How did you get to have that status of being a Senior Member again ?

300+ posts with 93 Thanks and you've been here less then a year ?

I've been here longer then you have and I got less and am not a senior member, I wonder if you know where am going with this ?

Maybe, it's because am the smart one that researches everything and reads stupid B$ from people like you that fail to read simple directions, right ?

YOUR RIGHT, IT IS OVER ! :victory:
[T-Mobile, Samsung Galaxy SIII] lokichim:
you lost that one too >.> thats mean in my short time of being here i've helped more than you have... 93 thanks means that 93 people think my post were helpful or solved a problem of theirs, compared to your 14 >.> and 300+ are either bugs ive found or helped someone or when i posted that the new li7 leak was out . so yet again you lost. me = less time here and still more helpful.. you = two years hear and havent done **** pretty much.