yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ratcom:
Used Euroskank on my old Gnex, always loved them and so hope to enjoy a little skank on my GS3 :silly:

Up and running fine, no problems as I can see :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] emacomputer:
Working really good! Only in lock screen slider shortcuts when change pic to system icon stop working and if a pick custom icono only change one of them the other icon change to stock

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Just installed this Rom I'll test it tomorrow for battery life. Seems good so far keep up the good work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnCorleone:
Some 9/27 bacon huh?! Well, this is a must flash for me. Thanks gearheadcustoms! Keep them coming and I will try them all:D

Sent from my GT-I9300 using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] superg81:
Thanks, glad you like :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bariz143:
Where can I find themes and mods for this rom. I'm looking especially for center clock.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] superg81:
did you look under "Themes and Apps"?

center clock will be added back as soon as dev updates it so it will merge
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bariz143:
Thank you mate
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Great Rom. Only complaint I have is switching from Wi-Fi to mobile data doesn't work I need to search mobile networks to get it working again..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] superg81:
I actually have a very similar issue on my Galaxy Nexus. Going from 3g to 2g or wifi to mobile at times also.:eek:

---------- Post added at 12:28 PM ---------- Previous post was at 12:27 PM ----------

I am back to building again. A new one will hit this afternoon
[Galaxy S III Android Development] superg81:
how was todays build?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Which is the latest build...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] superg81:
The one with today's date :silly:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Lol I forgot the way Americans date is. In Australia today date would be 5/10/12.

I'll download the new build now
[Galaxy S III Android Development] superg81:
You guys need to slow down and let us catch up :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] daniel.hajdinjak666:
Hey Skunky, i flash your rom earley morning, and until now, have no problems! Just one question; when i flesh Siyah 1.6 V14 for JB, my phone freeze up, and i must flash rom again?! Any sugestions, or witch kernel i can put with this rom, that i can OC, because i dont care about battery, i just want preformance?!

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Loving the new build. Standby battery life is good compared to SuperNexus build 3 the standby time on that would drain so quickly. Now just to see if I can get a whole day off a single charge. Keep up the good work mate
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Battery life isn't too bad.. I still find battery drain when in standby with no data sync running
[Galaxy S III Android Development] superg81:
New build compiling now
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Downloading the new build. Will report back in a few days. Thanks a lot
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnCorleone:
This,was/is THE MOST stable, fast, and issue free ROM I ever used on my NS4G and am still using on my Galaxy Nexus. Oh yeah...10/11 bacon!!

Sent from my HTC One X using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ratcom:
great rom , no issues to report
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Roms great, battery life seems to have improved as well. Thanks for the good Rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Downloading the new Rom, thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Great Rom, battery life had improved since I was last on cm 10
[Galaxy S III Android Development] imfloflo:
Just Flash a fresh i9300 all working fine. Thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] imfloflo:
Just notice that Auto backlgiht doesn't work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Downloading the new rom. The version before this one after a while phone calls should screw up, like I'd call someone and it would be silent but it was still connected. Hopefully the version fixes that
[Galaxy S III Android Development] imfloflo:
And CM10.1 is here : http://fitsnugly.euroskank.com/dl.php?file=jellybro/i9300/cm-10.1-20121211-UNOFFICIAL-i9300.zip
[Galaxy S III Android Development] imfloflo:
Missing OTG right now support will wait next build
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sean88:
Is it still quite buggy?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KashMiester:
Nope, been using the recent nightlies and it's been stable enough for me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] imfloflo:
Every time i use camera if i select force flash or auto it's crash after first picture.

if i select 'no flash' i can take lot of picture without any crash.

There is something wrong with the flash option in camera.

All others features are working fine for me.

F.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lmulli:
Surprised this rom isn't seeing some more loving than what it is! Its updated on a regular basis and works well. Thanks dev for the updates!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] imfloflo:
No more update :/ [MENTION=4375679]Euroskank[/MENTION] ???
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NRoach44:
Hi all,

Here's my history with my R800i

Unlocked it - fine

rooted it - fine until recently, which made me do the following -

First I tried to flash FXP137.

I could not get into recovery from the supplied boot.img - alternating the volume keys, and pressing them at the same time didn't work.

So I decided to use the boot.img I had used to flash the rooting.zip - CWM 4.0.x

That then resulted in an error along the lines of assert failed, which lead me to remove the version/model check from the zip.

Then it flashed fine, but it stayed at the Cyanogenmod10 booting screen - It didn't freeze, just kept looping.

I have tried using official CyanogenMod9, but it also assert failed, and I didn't want to try removing it before checking back here.

Where am I going wrong?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NRoach44:
Okay, managed to get the latest version of CWM, and it booted fine. Installed CM9, stuck at the bootanimation.

I'm guessing it is something wrong with my device then?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NRoach44:
Okay, I wiped data and now CM9 boots.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sreeragv89:
Hi, this is some hope for me because i'm getting an assert failed error message too. Can you guide me how to remove the version/model check from the zip?? Thanks! :)

*UPDATE: The reason was totally something else. Works now... Thanks anyways! :)
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NRoach44:
Well, I ended up opening the zip file and browsing to META-INF/com/google/android and opening updater-script and removing the first set of lines regarding model numbers. However, I ended up booting a freshly built recovery img from here: http://builder.clockworkmod.com/ and installing the official CM9.1 zip.

Click on existing devices and select zeus (or zeusc for CDMA) and deselect touch recovery.
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nyvang101:
just flash This (R800i_4.0.2.A.0.62_Generic Baseband) if you have the 800i. use Flashtool to flash it. once done. trow the Cyanogenmod Kernel (Boot.img) on the phone again use flashtool to do that as well. Once done Flash cyanogenmod again and you shuld be fine

R800i_4.0.2.A.0.62_Generic Baseband can be found on here on the forum. otherwise Pm me and i will send it to you
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] NRoach44:
Might I inquire as to how it would fix the problem?
[Xperia Play Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sreeragv89:
Before installing the ROM, I missed out on flashing the kernel "boot.img". I proceeded directly to install the zip on my phone using recovery. Hence i was getting the error message. And i thought if I removed the assert lines it would just proceed. Ignorance i would say.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
I have searched the interwebs high and low for this one, but I haven't found another with this issue.

Phone: One XL, ATT - 4.0.3 - CleanRom 4.1 - 1.85

Was browsing using chrome this morning with my battery at 48%. Right before my eyes it flashed the "0% battery - plug in" alert for a split second before it powered off and literally had no battery.

Furthermore, this seems to have been happening 1-2 times a week for a couple months. I keep waking up in the morning to a phone w/ 0% power, despite going to bed with somewhere between 50-100% charge.

I have also experienced the problem where I hold the phone in my hand and the are a near the antennae/camera gets very warm and my battery drops at almost a percent a second until it's dead. This occurs even with Wi-Fi turned off (which I tested due to "scanning" being the perma-status of wifi when the antennae area got warm).

Coming from every iPhone generation, I really like this phone , but the battery issues are pretty substantial. (worse, dare I say than the annoying death-grip apple tried denying was even real)

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Lastly, each time, the battery meter appropriately reflects the drop of power to 0% from 50%+. I have tried reformatting phone to default RUU, upgraded to 1.85, tried newer Cleanrom, everything, no cigar. If anybody has any advice, I'd really appreciate it. I'd also be happy to provide more info if I can.

Thank You!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Pulling the "I had an iPhone, and it was better" card is pointless, and is only going to win you enemies here.

I'd say close to half the people I know with iPhones have had battery issues, or other severe hardware issues, at some point.

Have you tried flashing a different radio? If there is a reception issue, it can be killing your battery quickly searching for the network, even while connected to WiFi.

Also, posting a screenshot of your battery usage (particulary the "large" battery graph called "History details") for us to look at may be useful to help diagnose the problem.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
forums.androidcentral.com/htc-one-x/207174-instant-battery-drain-0-t-one-x.html

This pretty much sums up my issue. Guy just went to ATT to replace his.

Also, I'm not pulling the iPhone is better card. It isn't. Period. This phone is amazing and android is vastly superior to iOS. I hate programming in objective C anyway and though the NDK isn't exactly straightforward at least I can run native code. If anything, my complaining about iPhone's crappy hardware problems should gain me praise and camaraderie. I left iPhone and blindly made the leap to an android phone for a reason. "anything has to be better than this (except blackberry o.0)"

Would hate to try and exchange this phone with ATT, given that mine is rooted and unlocked. I'm expecting resistance, and I haven't done my homework to see if I can walk out of ATT with the latest version replacement and still unlock it. Also, I have a tiny chip on the bottom. Don't know if they'll replace it.

Edit: Also, no issues with reception (4g LTE all day). Haven't tried flashing a new radio, but that may help with the second issue. The battery just plummeting to 0% though makes absolutely no sense.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
You're right, it doesn't make sense for the actual battery voltage to instantaneously drop like that. Steep line yes, vertical, I don't think its really possible. The vertical drop is likely an incorrect battery meter reading, and the phone correcting itself.

I've seen this once on my phone, and a factory reset cleared it up (never saw it again). Same with at least one other use on here. But the fact that you've flashed some ROMs and ran the RUU should have accomplished the same.

I'd still encourage you to post a screen shot of the battery usage (for several hours of use), as looking at the battery grapsh versus the bars for network signal, awake, etc. might shed some light.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
I had hoped a factory reset would solve it for me as well, but once it started happening nothing would stop it :( I will update the thread the next time it happens then. Just got off the phone with ATT and they'll exchange it if it doesn't have physical damage, but the small chip out of the bottom could possibly deem it out of warranty, in which case they charge the full price of the phone (509$)!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
From what other XDA users have posted, I don't think one small ding will void your warranty, if its in good shape otherwise. Its when people try to send a phone in that is pretty beat up, or has a cracked screen or water damage, and want a warranty replacement, that they get denied.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robertyouu:
Been having the exact same issue with my Rogers One X recently. The problem comes and goes... I woke up and found it dead twice just like you described. Sometimes it even dropped 20% of battery in a flash second.

I'm on Clean Rom V SP1. Just flashed BeastMode kernel a couple days ago and it's normal so far for two days... Just a note (it might not even be relevant), I had to use flashlight for a longer than usual period once. Not sure if the aggressive draw of battery screwed up the battery's voltage meter and thus causing this issue..
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
Thanks for this. Am leery of ATT, as it's often their way or the highway.

Hope new version of cleanrom works for you. It's a great rom. I haven't used the flashlight beyond turning it on and going "spiffy" and turning it back off, so I doubt that contributed to it. Mine started out every once in a while, then just happened more and more frequently. I don't want to leave my phone charging all night. Think I'm going to try and exchange at ATT today.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] nvsmksru:
I think the described problem looks like this (attached)
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
Yup, I understand perfectly what it looks like, and I've seen it myself. I want to see a screenshot of the OP's phone, not random other people. In particular, the screen "History details" accessed when you tap the graph, which shows bar graphs for Mobile network signal, Awake time, etc.

It also seems the OP is talking about 2 completely different issues. One is the vertical drop in the %battery graph (which is probably just a metering error). The other is a steep (but not vertical) battery drainage including the phone possibly overheating. I'm more interested to see the screenshot for that case.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
Yes, I do mention two issues. The main one I address here is the vertical drop. And the above poster is right, that's exactly what it looks like when the battery dies. If (when) it happens again though I'll include the more detailed graph.

The secondary issue though, some have speculated is a result of the phone losing and then regaining 4g lte signal. Not sure about that one though, as it happens late at night for me. The one night I left my phone in the charger is when I discovered it in the morning. My phone was at 100% charge when I fell asleep, but when I woke it was at 80% and was very warm. It was using more power than the charger was providing, it seems, and that is when I experienced the rapid drop of a percent every second-ish after I took it off the charger. The wi-fi status was also set to "scanning" the entire time the phone was discharging until I rebooted it once it hit 10%. The issue stopped and the phone cooled off. Charged as advertised afterwards.

---Edit

Also, I went to the ATT store and since it was a core store they weren't familiar with exchanges. I got the manager though and had them take a peek at the phone and made certain they noted in my account that it's in good condition (they didn't notice care about the chips, I suppose). Replacement will be here in 6-10 days, but it will be a refurb (which surprised me). Hopefully I won't get two with the same issue.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
No need to post that graph. I think its just a metering error, and I don't think the "History details" graph will shed much light.

Could be. The "History details" graph indicates data network strength, as well as dropouts (amongst other things). So that is the one I want to see (not the graph for vertical drop).
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
Will post it next time it happens!
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
I've actually had this issue happen to me about once a week, and I haven't figured it out.

I used to think it was from Google Maps or some rogue app eating battery, but I've really been careful about leaving them running and it still occurs.

I'll also try and grab a battery graph next time, but it literally looks like a complete instantaneous jump from 70% or whatever to 0%.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
Not sure if this has anything to do with it, but I have had "auto-brightness" turned off since I made this post and it hasn't happened since. My phone might also have known that I ordered a replacement, so now it's trying to be on its best behavior.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
As I've already mentioned, the vertical jump is likely not related to any actual battery usage (such as a rogue app). Its probably just a metering error, and the vertical jump is the meter trying to correct itself. If the issue persists, the only solution that I have seen that helps is a factory reset.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
You're probably right. The other possibility is a battery failure... I hope not. I've definitely reset battery stats in recovery but I haven't done a factory reset recently. Next time I flash I will.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
I doubt its a battery failure. I'm no expert on batteries or anything. But I would think that it would be impossible for the battery voltage to just drop to zero. Where would all the energy go? It would at least have to be expelled in a burst of heat or go to ground, or something. Conservation of energy says its got to go somewhere, it just can't vanish. That's what leads me to believe its just a metering error, not a real life event.

As for clearing battery stats, it really does nothing. It just clears the stats displayed on the battery usage screen, which also happens when you turn the phone off, or charge it fully. The myth of clearing battery stats was debunked a while ago: http://www.xda-developers.com/android/google-engineer-debunks-myth-wiping-battery-stats-does-not-improve-battery-life/
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
Either way it's really hard to tell. If it's a battery failure issue, then capacity won't be reliable. In conjunction with a metering problem, then the voltage is not really dropping, it's just reading much lower than it thought it was... which signals the phone to power down.

I'm definitely going to factory reset soon when I flash, and see what happens.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
So I think it happened again.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
Well, I did an exchange and the new one has finally arrived (got sent to CA first, for some reason). It happens to be on 2.20.502.7 710RD.... can I not unlock/root this?? If so, this royally sucks. About to complain and tell them I want a GS3 instead, if I can't unlock it.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] usaff22:
No, I don't think you can root 2.20 at the moment, though people are tying to find a way

Sent from my locked, tampered ville
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
Called ATT again, told them I'll keep my old phone. (first tried to get them to send me an unlocked one, which she tried to do but the option just wasn't available - only gray/white). Boxed back up the new one, shipped it off. I'll deal with a bad battery to keep it clean of bloatware and rockin' CleanRom else CM10 when it's a little less buggy.

When an exploit for 2.20 is found, I'll try it all again. In the meantime, I'll still be posting the next time the battery drops off overnight again! Thanks for the help, be back soon i'm sure :D
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] quasitime:
Does your battery chart look anything like the one I recently posted?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=31964916&postcount=20
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
Yep. Identical. Very frustrating. Usually happens around 4-6am for me.

----Correction - I usually turn mine on right after I put it on the charger, so it shows a slow climb from red to yellow to green back up the battery. Yours shows a sharp decline, and then a sharp jump to 15ish percent. Is that because you let it charge before turning it on?
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
I actually had this happen to me 2 weeks ago (I know I am late to this thread). My phone 3 times in a 7 day period jumped from around 12-20% to 0% in minutes (sometimes seconds). And one night I went to sleep with my phone at 62% and I woke up and it was dead. I looked at my battery graph and it went from 50% to 0% in about 30 minutes at 4-5 am.

I reflashed my phone and recalibrated my battery (let it go all the way to 0, waited an hour, charged it all the way full with the phone off, and then left it plugged in for another hour before turning it on). It seems to have fixed it, at least temporarily.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] robenwzrdhat:
Thank you for posting. Glad someone has the same issues. I included both the vertical drop, the seconds/minutes drop, and the early morning drop in the same post as I believe they are all symptoms with a similar cause. I have tried reflashing custom roms and stock rom, even RUU'd to no avail. Haven't recalibrated battery in a while, will probably try that soon. It has only happened once in the past two weeks, which is surprisingly good for me. It's usually 3 times-ish a week that it happens.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] MistaButters:
I actually just thought about it and recently most nights I have been charging my phone. I have BetterBattery Stats now though, so I am going to set a physical alarm for the next few weeks and try it out.
[AT&T, Rogers HTC One X, Telstra One XL] redpoint73:
To clarify, you recalibrate the battery meter, not the battery itself.

You also should not let the power drain until the phone shuts off. Even though its not actually 0% voltage, its still possible for the voltage to drop too low for the battery to take a charge. There are safeguards meant to prevent this, but they are not failsafe. Once in a while, a user will show up on here that let their battery drain until shutoff, and then can't get the battery to charge.

Draining to 10 or even 20% is plenty accurate enough. Even under the best of circumstances, the battery meter is not accurate to justify going any lower than that. I know you folks are having the battery drain to shutoff involuntarily. But doing so intentionally, should be avoided as much as possible.