yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
Thanks all for the feedback. Lots of good ideas here, but my time it limited, also feel free to modify the ROM to your own needs and upload it somewhere. I'll be happy to put a link to it on the OP.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BackfireNL:
Still not as smooth as HyperGalaxy. Probably due to the Siyah kernel. Will flash the stock kernel and report back.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
Thanks, fixed and re-upped 0.7.

Thats a personal choice, like I said the Swype keyboard annoys me. If you're helped with a flashable zip op just the apk let me know.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mariotme:
Its LIB that giant smooth! Has nothing to do with the ROM itself.

LI8 was smoother
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ABR2704:
I agree, Swype is total rubbish for users who brought smartphones from the time of Tocco Lites etc..

The Stock Keyboard is the best and always will be. I think the OP has done a great job with this ROM considering HyperGalaxy was left dead in the water as soon as JB was finally released.

By version 1.0 I think this ROM will be perfect. Not to sure about Siyah Kernal though, nevertheless great rom man.

Downloads and Add-Ons Available Here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1877209
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
HyperLite Slim flavour

One of the things kristofpetho posted earlier, HyperGalaxy was ment to provide other users a base rom which they can fill with their own apps and tweaks. From that perspective and with the excellent suggestions from jult (thanks again), I've uploaded a slim version which you can use as a base. I've left the market in (vending.apk) so you can add you're own apps before or after flashing. Without addition, the ROM itself is too stripped for daily use.

- 180MB

- Stock rooted and insecure kernel

- Stock touchwiz

- Stock Samsung keyboard

- Removed compilers leftover

- Stripped out (extra to 0.7 normal): ChromeBookmarksSyncAdapter.apk, MusicFX.apk, MusicPlayer.apk, SamsungCamera.apk, SecBrowser.apk, SecCalculator2.apk, SecCalendar.apk, SecCalendarProvider.apk, SecEmail.apk, SecExchange.apk, SecLiveWallpapersPicker.apk, SecSetupWizard.apk, SPlanner2widget.apk, VideoPlayer.apk. You can get these from: http://www.mediafire.com/?8368aelabyenc.

Download from dev-host folder: http://d-h.st/users/j0ep0/?fld_id=5820#files

Feedback and suggestions are welcome!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LentoViolentoMan:
Thanks. As long as links to the alternatives are posted, slimmer is better :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
Any updates? I saw remarks like yours in the Siyah thread. Did some tests with kernels, 1.6 and 1.6.1 (without settings), that didn't show a huge improvement over the stock kernel from WanamLite. Therefore I'm taking it out in the next version, if you want to take it out already, flash this one: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?3f22iq8ti01c9a6.

Regarding kernels, this thread is interesting and funny as hell (if you can handle offensive language): Ninphetamin3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] winwiz:
buddy

any chance you can keep the alarm clock in the ROM please as opposed to making it a separate flash? I think most people use the alarm clock!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] auralzx:
I second the stock alarm clock being left in, since it's daily use.

I'd like to find out if these work (pretty please?):

- Motion

- Wi-Fi tethering

- GPS and Location

- Smart-stay

- Screen mode and Auto adjust screen tone

- Power saving and Dormant mode

- NFC, Android Beam, S Beam, Wi-Fi Direct

i know this ROM is meant to be barebones, but rather than stripping it down to the point that cripples the phone and leaving in some functionality that improves the phone it is a wise choice.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dikime:
Hah, the extra-stripped version is almost the same as what I do when I download the ROM before flashing :D

Anyway, here are a few suggestions that I used (with HyperGalaxy), consider them if you want :)

You can use JellyBean keyboard from Google Play instead of Samsung's (that has XTDB folder required to get languages) or the official AOSP (which is 15MB). It's free and it's less than 5MB. Don't know if there are legal issues or you have to ask the author etc. Plus it has bigger keys and a lot of languages built-in.

Instead of the stock browser, you can put Light Browser from Google Play. It's free, 250kb, and it's almost as smooth as Sammy's. It uses less RAM, although it crashes sometimes (still in development).

Can't think of anything else "universal" since launcher, exchange email (vs. GMail) etc. are dependent on user's opinion.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BackfireNL:
Yes, flashed Franco's kernel and it is definitly smoother. Got noticable hick-ups with Siyah when scrolling through settings and homescreens. With Franco's kernel which are al minor tweaks it is as smooth as it was with HyperGalaxy / Stock Kernel.

---------- Post added at 05:55 PM ---------- Previous post was at 05:54 PM ----------

Flash the rom and try it yourself!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LentoViolentoMan:
AOSP keyboard sucks, compared to stock samsung. We don't need beta apps either. the rom has to be stable and light, alternatives provided is always a good thing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Hi,

-Yes

-I don't know

-Yes

-Yes

-Yes

-Yes

-Yes, I dont't know, I don't know, I don't know.

I don't know because I don't use some of these features or I deleted them.

:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
Tethering, android beam, wifi direct android s beam work as well. Altough s beam remains buggy, but thats not due to this Rom, see http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1707614&page=2

Edit: s-beam doesn't, looking at it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] manemzjum:
Anyone experiencing problems with earpiece sometimes when i get a call its loud and muffled

other times its fine
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gualm2:
Hello, I'm wondering if there's a way to flash the 4x5 launcher grid size to another ROM? Would be much appreciated if I could get it as a flashable zip :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Hi,

Here there is a moded Touchwiz launcher with a 4*5 (and in a CMW zip): http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1848582

:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] winwiz:
same here

i get a screeching sound sometimes

i think there is an issue with the modem
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flof:
A flashable zip would be awesome - I very much depend on Swype, and really prefer the themed one from HyperGalaxy to the standard Swype beta.

apk unfortunately won't do, there's some libraries involved...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tasty_boy:
rom is light and awesome...

but i need the dial key at the middle...and its in the left!!

some way to solve that??

thanks!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ABR2704:
@manemzjum @winwiz

Hyper ROMS do have this sound distortion problem that is mainly evident only in HyperGalaxy and HyperLight.

Some devices accept the ROMS without distortion some don't - flashing a Baseband/Modem will not help.

The only way to stop the distortion (which can happen during calls as well) is to revert back to the Official Stock Rom (Carrier Branded or Unbranded up to you - does not make a difference).

I have had this problem myself and know for a fact that this is the easiest way to solve the problem. Basebands even from the stock rom refuse to work once these ROMS have been incorrectly flashed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
Might it be due to Wanams tweaks? I'm updating the dialer to the latest from Wanam in 0.8. tried replacing secphone? What makes u think basebands are incorrectly flashed? There can't be much difference....

If you want to verify the flash procedure: flash this modem which shoulnd't be related to Hyper series: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32030565. Won't change anything imho.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
This CMW flashable should do : http://www.mediafire.com/?o5919i6m5794aur
[Galaxy S III Android Development] auralzx:
What do you mean by these ROMs being incorrectly flashed?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eddiemc:
May I add another point of view?

For me running the latest 5 issues of wanamlite I suffered a lot of sound distortion, especially during calls. What solved the issue for me was to flash stock volume levels fix. Wanam also posted this as an addon. Wanam used a volume boost that did not play well with my handset.

HyperGalaxy also used this, and perhaps even HyperLight too?

Regardless, I flashed the stock volume fix when I installed HyperLight, and I have not had any distortion yet.

If anyone can confirm that this ROM includes volume boost, I'll find the link for the fix.

Also if anyone can provide a clear way to replicate this distortion, I can try to see if it's still present at my end.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
Thanks for your point of view, you're always welcome to share yours, asking is not needed ;)

'

Like OP says, lots of this ROM is based on WanamLite, so if you can share the link for the fix I can verify it and fix it in a future version.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dettofatto:
I've tried this theme with center clock. It is ok!

Motomoto00 for GS3

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1844756

I can't remember how enable quick panel settings for the status bar.....

Any idea?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eddiemc:
Cheers mate:)

Wanam's fix: wanamlite.com/forums/showthread.php?tid=7399

scroll down to add ons section and it's the "stock sound"

Some people like the sound boost, some people find distortion. I'm amongst the latter...

I'm using the xda app, so gimme a minute and I'll attach the zip file.

Edit: This is the one I use. It's not Wanam's, it's from the original sound boost thread.. Same same. They both just restore the original volume default settings. (if I remember correctly the boost sets it to -63, original is - 57..

Or something along those lines)

Edit2: I hate Wanam's download host.. :) I attached the file:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
I'll update the OP, regarding quick panel, this thread might help? http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1876384

Thanks! I'll put it in the compatible flavour of Hyperlite. Appreciate it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] auralzx:
i just flashed 0.7 and my, this is FAST and there's NO LAG at all! I hope i don't have to wipe when it's time to update to 0.8 ;)

Btw, is there a mod to make the statusbar black again? And what file do have to delete just to remove the boot sound, I installed the Samsung sounds zip but i don;t really like the boot sound
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eddiemc:
Dude, you're fast:)

Thanks for a great rom and great support/updates.

0.8 sounds nice;)

A request:

samsung uses a lot of "help" in their rom. Tw launcher is full of it. Swipe here, swipe there..

Also there is an annoying popup after selecting a default app where we have to press ok. (the "you can clear these defaults in settings" popup)

Are any of these something that can be removed? Not only do they take up space, they are also rather annoying to most "rom flashers" who have seen them a few hundred times;)

Also please consider a stock like kernel (wanam?) if you wanna keep this rom minimal/base like, then it's optional what to run on top.. I think Gokhan is ironing out some kinks atm.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
Black status bar is fixed in 0.8, help is on to do list for 0.9.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LentoViolentoMan:
delete system/media/audio/ui/poweron.ogg
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
HyperLight v 0.8 released

This version contains several updated system files and an updated framework. I was using the framework from earlier HyperGalaxy releases, now it's updated to WanamLite 3.7, offcourse with previous tweaks and changed maintained. For stability issues new files are placed in /xbin to make sure you have the latest Su and busybox. Furthermore, Siyah is removed from all versions and some minor changes and updates are done. Download the latest version Here, but check the right file:

More and more people notice that stripping more and more is cool to brag about your ROM size, it doesn't increase compatibility and usability. With the slim version already released in 0.7, you're supplied with an extremely stripped base rom with some basic tweaks which allows you to create your own version by adding apk files. For advanced users or testing purposes only.

In 0.8, the old regular 0.7 release is renamed as basic version. The basic version relies on HyperGalaxy as much as added applications and tweaks. Changelogs before 0.8 are all specific to this version. Besides all the updates, the major changes are reverting to stock kernel and SuperCharger V6. I've tested several kernels on this ROM, and without UC/OV'ing, the perormance increase is little. So, too protect regular users from OC'ing too much I've removed the Siyah kernel. users who were using it to set OC/UV should be experienced enough to flash their own kernel of choice. Please share your experiences with custom kernels. This isn't a real big change, as the OOM settings were implemented eralier. I expect a discussion of this add-on, please share your opinion on this tweak, but don't forget arguments.

Several users noticed issues with non-english keyboard settings and Wi-Fi direct/S-beam. To enable this I've created a different version with better multilanguage support as well as lots of international CSC's. This version is named compatible. In the future, additions may be made, but please don't ask about adding apps that are available in the market like YouTube or Gmail. It's easier and faster if you add it through the Play Store as I have to maintain the latest version every release of this ROM.

- 181 / 229 / 250 MB

All versions

- Stock rooted insecure kernel

- Updated su/busybox

- Updated framework-res

- Phone quality fix (stock volume) - thnx Eddiemc

- Updated reboot menu - thnx KM7

- Updated Phone tweaks - thx wanam

- Updated brightnessfix (set to BestScreen) - thx mattiadj

- Updated TW Launcher, 4*5 grid, scrollling wallpaper on - thnx blgblade

- Black status bar fix

Basic version

- All of the above

- Supercharger V6 - thnx Zeppelinox

Compatible version

- All of the above

- Added CSC's back

- Added file sharing for Wifi Direct/S-Beam - thnx forums2012

- Added all languages for Samsung stock keyboard - thnx KM7

Thanks again for all your support and feedback, keep it coming!

notice: if black status bar doesn't work, make sure to get 0.8 files changed 30/09/2012 - 13:14
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LentoViolentoMan:
Well, seems like you have chosen the correct path! thanks for the heads up, and the update of course!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
For the users of compatible version, can you test sending files over WiFi direct? I can receive files, but not send. Test consists of sending files to a 4.1 stock SGS3.

Edit: download link was wrong ijn my post @ Today, 01:40 PM : http://d-h.st/users/j0ep0/?fld_id=5820#files
[Galaxy S III Android Development] winwiz:
great work OP

I'm glad you've put it to stock kernel & stock volume will hopefully sort out the screeching issues

Update: Just flashed v8 and its still showing as Siyah Kernel, and I am still getting the screeching sounds

any tips please
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eddiemc:
Mate, I cannot install v0.8

Dunno what's wrong, downloaded twice, checked md5, tried both basic and compatible versions, tried flashing on top of 0.7 and just tried full wipe now. It seems to hang at the bootscreen (samsung logo)

Flashing back to v0.7 works fine.

Am I the only one having issues, or anybody else got problem installing this?

Wondering if there is anything new in the installer script or anything related to the supercharger that could cause boot issues?

Guess I'll try the stripped version and see if that boots fine.

edit: I see winwiz has 0.8 working, so must be me/my handset. (to you winwiz, try a different kernel and see if the sound gets better (siyah uses some kernel soundmods..) or modify the soundsettings in stweaks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LentoViolentoMan:
probably a useless question, but did you do a complete wipe?

(full reset, wipe cache, system, dalvik, format /system )

also: what version is giving you problems?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jult:
j0ep0, this is probably because the time-date-stamps on the related files in your rom are older than Siyah and the sound-boost patch(es) files.

Just update the file-attributes of the files in your rom to current time/date (now) and winwiz should be fine when installing over older HyperLight..

Either that or it's a permissions issue. You could check that in the CWM log after install, I guess.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rhasce:
Im stuck on a boot loop after following long installation instructions any idea????
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KM7:
Looks like a great release, can't wait to try it, but I'm also stuck in boot loop, btw, I'm using the compatible version, and I've done a full wipe.

Any ideas?

Keep up the great work j0ep0. :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eddiemc:
I'm downloading the slim version now, gonna try installing that + gapps and see if I can get it running.. Both basic and compatible will not install for me so i've given up on both of them. Guess we're two people now with install problems so if more people get issues i'm sure j0ep0 will look into it and provide a quick fix. Hope for a speedy 0.9 release;)

edit: So more people with issues. j0ep0 check your builds, perhaps something with the installation script? Best of luck mate

For people flashing 0.8 on top (no wipe) and getting bootloops, just flash o.7 on top of that again and you're back without having to restore your backup.

edit2:

So I'm looking at slim bootloop too. Guess none of the 0.8 builds works for me. Alas. Hope for a quick fix. Regards -e
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scottymeuk:
I am also stuck at boot animation. Tried normal wipe etc, and then SuperWipe from Android Revolution, both the same result.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] psedir:
I can't install v0.8 either, also stuck on boot screen.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nexx:
0.8 basic running great here, thanks for the ROM good job =D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jult:
Did any of you do a Fix Permissions just before and after installing the rom ? If not, try and report..

For me 0.8 went in fluently.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eddiemc:
I did once a fix permissions on a complete wipe and installation of the compatible version. No luck. Most of my tries I did not though, did you just overwrite the 0.7 or a complete wipe?

I'm a bit impatient when waiting for boot, but most times I let it try for a long while.

I'm restoring a 0.7 now. might try again on 0.8 with permission fix

Anyone else that got bootloops and fixed it with permissions, please report back
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Oren The Red:
I am also in bootloop after clean install (wipe etc) for 0.8.

So I went ahead and install 0.8 on top of 0.7 and it runs properly. however, when I go to Setting-> About Device it says HyperLight v0.7 XXDLIB at the Build Number.

Anyhow.. Love the ROM!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
Apologies for the inconvenience. Will be back later tonight and look at it, must be framework-res.apk....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperBilleN:
I've done the same and it still says 0.7 but it's smooth, and the best jb I've tried
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flof:
Thanks, that's the unthemed Swype, though.

I modified your zip with the themed Swype from HyperGalaxy, will gladly share if anyone's interested :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
Okay, uploading 0.81 now of all flavours. I've checked the build.prop, kernels and volume fix on all files and replaced some of them. 7zip is causing issues on my pc now so not all zip's were saved correctly. Also i replaced framework-res.apk with the one from wanamlite 3.7. This means no brightness fix, no HyperGalaxy backgrounds and a bit bigger. I've tested the upgrade several times from 0.6 and 0.7 to 0.8, with and without wipe and all upgrades worked. New files will be there in 10-15mins.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] psedir:
flof, I'm really interested. Themed Swype rocks, thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flof:
Ha, I didn't know I'm allowed to upload zips up to 11MB here - wouldn't have made you ask :)

All credits go to the unknown themer, kristofpetho for HyperGalaxy, and j0ep0 for the initial Swype CWM package.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] auralzx:
How would I put Google Now onto this ROM? I notice there's a gapps link in the 2nd post but I just want to add Google Now, What else does Google Now depend on for it to work? Probably a modded gapps zip could be possible.

Edit: I'll try these two mods and see if they work on this ROM:

First, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1803739

Second, http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1823194

Final edit: I am happy to report that the first mod works flawlessly :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hardkaurr:
error

i installed 0.7 version on i9300. everything works great but when i do call or recieve call i am unable to hear anything nor the other person hears......i think some phone error is there.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eddiemc:
Dude, just go into play store, download Google search, and set it up by holding menu button. Unless you want in bound to double pressing home button, this is the easiest no frills way to do it. No need for gapps, dependencies, or anything.

Just install search from play store, it is "Google now"

Edit: the first link you posted is very good if you depend on another system language. For anyone using us English, just install it through play.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
That's why 0.81 is there, to solve some volume issues plus an updated secphone. Try flashing this first.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sKiLLeSS:
Hi!

It's a very interesting ROM, but how can i install Stock "MyFiles.apk" without the "MyFiles" App? ;D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eddiemc:
Here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=32036429

Download the myfiles zip and flash in recovery. After having flashed this rom off course ;)

BUT I recommend you to leave my files alone. It's not very good. There are a bunch of superior file managers on play store. Take your pick. My favourite is "solid explorer"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sKiLLeSS:
Thanks for the tip. I have a look on this app :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LentoViolentoMan:
This thread is a goldmine for useful apps to newcomers. Great suggestions all!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ilikesamsung:
i jus flashed v0.8 twice, but it was reflected as v0.7... anyway to see if i actually flashed it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] j0ep0:
Which flavour? If you have a blue background in touchwiz then you have 0.8, if you hav a "space" background then 0.7.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ilikesamsung:
compatible ver... under settings, it still shows v0.7
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eddiemc:
Don't flash 0.8 version, flash the latest version (0.81), it should state correctly that it is 0.8 under about phone
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ilikesamsung:
will try redownloading it.. i flashed the v0.8 1, not the v0.81
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eddiemc:
Yea, then it's strange. I flashed on top of v0.7 and it went fine. Reckon full wipe should work well too. Best of luck mate