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[Galaxy S III Android Development] baadnewz:
Re: [ROM][XXEMA2]InsertCoin Evolution 5.0.0 | Battery Friendly | Fast | Stable

Ok due popular demand I'll try to make a new rom based on latest version. Anyone so kind to provide a download link for latest one?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] postall:
This is last, but beta 4.2.1 http://www.sammobile.com/2013/02/22...iii-android-4-2-1-jelly-bean-leaked-firmware/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] isaacfred:
You are a king, Baadnews....!!

Thanks in advance

Fred
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mitarai:
I personally wouldn't force baad to work on the leaked firmware, but rather wait for an official release.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
you can cook roms blindfolded to any one of my devices if you want to. Ill always install them without hesitation.

This is just for you to know the type of developer I think/know you are (like I've said, I come a way back from the HTC Desire).

I would put my hand on flame for your roms anytime, anywhere.

thank you once again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baadnewz:
thank you. I'll do my best to live up to the your very kind appreciation
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabilondo:
You are great baad!Now I"m very happy...Thank you!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baadnewz:
well if there any testers let me know
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MuertoKo:
Sure there are! Feel free to PM me links of test versions if you will, short on time but have a spare S3 to test (ok, not spare but not my daily driver at least) Some of us truely appreciate a simple, close to stock without a thousand mods ROM, but working... let's say properly, in contrast to pure stock experience :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baadnewz:
here it is InsertCoin_SGS_III_v6.0.0.zip

md5sum: 358a96491c1509ec5b18772b208e423c

it is untested due obvious reasons, many people said they will do the testing, well i can only hope now they will keep their world. its android 4.2.1, changelog is inside.

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MuertoKo:
Thanks, gonna test and report, hopefully today! Usual stuff on OP right? Cleaning and aligning last base I guess!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
Downloading! will report back asap.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
"Houston we have a problem." Something is wrong! after flashing without wipe the phone simply freezes after having booted up.

Afterwards I've fully wiped and even weirder since the access/directories to the SD card got bit corrupted.

I've just flash 5.0 again in order to try and restore my backup

will let you know if I suceeded.

word of advise, nandroid it and copy it to your pc before anything else.

cheers! :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baadnewz:
that might be due to vrtheme window animations, i'll wait for another report to confirm and if needed ill fix it and upload a new version. at least the rom flashed completely? no errors? hope when it copied the files, it took at least 2 mins and not 5seconds (that would mean an error).

anyway upload 6.0.1 link is still the same. while i appreciate the testing i would like more info on feedback.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabilondo:
Downloading.....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
I've given a few answers above :)

just fyi something got scrweed up also with the sdcard directory. after flashing the rom and realizing something was wrong, when I came back to the recovery to restore my nandroid, all of my sdcard content had been moved to a folder called "0" inside the actual sd card, not allowing the restore to be made. In resume instead of sdcard\sdcardcontent I had sdcard\0\sdcardcontent

I had to flash the 5.0.0 version from an external sdcard, boot up the phone, move the "sdcardcontent" to the correct \sdcard location, and then restore the nandroid.

tks bro.

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don't flash yet, wait for a new release.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baadnewz:
all right, new version is up 6.0.1. removed the vrtheme part. if aint working now i dont know where the problem is
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
will flash again in a few minutes and tell you how it went.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fre4k:
Freez with 6.0.0 after login to dropbox on first setup...

Full wipe, flash again, and after first boot deleted dropbox and install from playstore.

Now it works. Thx very much bad

ps: Sry for my bad english
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabilondo:
I"ve got some internet problems,now downloading 6.0.1.So I"m adviced to make nandroid backup?I will do a backup of the entire sdcard to pc too.Then I will start with the flashing process.I hope I can do that today.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
I don't think the Dropbox app was the problem, but I will help troubleshoot soon as my sdcard finishes copying to my desktop (just in case)...

yeah, just in case you run into the same problems I did with and without full wipe, do a nandroid and back it up to your desktop.

I will report back in about 30minutes I hope :)

cheers!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baadnewz:
Re: [ROM][XXEMA2]InsertCoin Evolution 5.0.0 | Battery Friendly | Fast | Stable

So you flashed 6.0.0 or 6.0.1? 600 has the animations menu during install 601 doesn't

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fre4k:
Flashed the 6.0.0 woth default samsung animation.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baadnewz:
ok thanks that sorts it out :) only dropbox you say is the problem
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fre4k:
Yes.

Now it works smoth and fast.

Can you add samsung helvetic s font? I got apk but it dosnt work on this leak.

Thx
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
i have the same exact problem with 6.0.1

i'm reverting to 5.0.0 to remoue dropbox and flash again just to make sure it was really the problem.

Btw it did the same thing to my internal sdcard. I now have only 3 folders called 0 legacy and obb.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] benbird7:
6.0.2 was being uploaded last time I looked.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
have you chose to fully wipe before your installation?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fre4k:
Yes, full wipe
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabilondo:
I didn"t do anything yet,my internet provider changed today a wimax antena so I was offline,couldn"t finish to download the ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] umarian:
Again Baadnewz congratulations for your job.

For who wish here is toggles,icons and rectangular battery all in blue.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabilondo:
I have the exact same thing with the internal memory,with v.6.0.2

Baad can I get Nova launcher in AROMA with the option to uninstall TouchWizard like you make it in the previous versions of the ROM?

The 6.0.2 version is smooth and fast,thank you baad!

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Thank you umarian,just awesome!!You saved me from flashing 10 mods one by one each time I"ve flashed new ROM,the mod you posted is just what I want and all in one.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
Flashed 6.0.2 with full wipe and all is nice and smooth!

Thank you once again for being the best chef.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MuertoKo:
6.0.2 working great! not a single issue btw, and the /0 folder stuff is usual 4.2 base thing due to multi-user support, not a ROM issue at all! Will happen in every 4.2 ROM you flash :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
oh... I see... I've checked and now I have something like \sdcard\emulated\0\"sdcardfiles and folders"

tks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zfemx:
6.0.2 working great!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] poyda69:
Everything flashed o.k but I am missing the "developer options" from the system settings.???
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Dr.Love:
From Android 4.2, "developer options" has been hidden. You must click 7 times in "Build number" from System settings and "developer options" will appear.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] poyda69:
Worked perfectly,

Thanks champ.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baadnewz:
So I presume everyone is happy

Sent from outter space
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
yep, happy is a good way to describe it :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabilondo:
I"m happy!Thank you baad!

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Ups,anyone experience phone freezing when make/receive calls?Need to pull out battery to reboot.If is only me can it be from restoring my apps with titanium backup?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] casca:
no issues here, all smooth.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fre4k:
Best UFMB3 Rom! ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Wizky:
Baad, still find myself waiting for your updates and I have not yet left your ROM's! Updated from 5.0 to 6.02 wiping full, went smooth as silk.

@ Umarian: I do love this green circular battery indicator and used the one you posted I think back in the time of V3: will this still work on V6 or will that cause issues?

Thanks Baad for another great ROM (even 'flying blind').
[Galaxy S III Android Development] umarian:
Here man 2 battery mods (in green) for InsertCoin 6.0.2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Wizky:
6.02 question - reboots

Baad, first time I have encountered something odd after upgrading - hope you can advise.

I installed 6.02 ROM after full wipe coming from 5.0.0. I sync all my contacts, mail and agenda through a Microsoft Exchange account and never had any issues before. In 6.02 all mail works just fine, as do contacts. But...if I try to open an appointment in the calendar widget, the screen turns black (except status bar on top of the screen) and.. the phone subsequently reboots..? After reboot, there is no request to enter a pin to unlock the sim card, which is also very odd (just asks for the screen unlock code).

Any ideas / recommendations?

Thanks in advance!

UPDATE: seems related to the newest Samsung S-Planner version which is buggy. The only comment re the ROM I would make is that the ROM reboots, whereas it could (should?) be limited to a FC of the SPlanner app. Probably this will be fixed soon though in a new version of SPlanner.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rveupen:
S-Planner

This is also the only issue i seem to have to.

Adding an appointment is no problem...opening a day that has appointments results in the error you described.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] satincube:
Can someone please share thatbwallpaper? And thx for this awesome rom bad. Greetz
[Galaxy S III Android Development] satincube:
Whitch transparant clock weather widget can i use on this rom? Thx
[Galaxy S III Android Development] For_TG01:
Hi,

Could any one please post the battery stats? Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Wizky:
You could try TouchDown HD (free 30 day trial in PlayStore): works just fine.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] s4n0suk3:
just this rom install new modem? the question is about latin america.... y got corrupted efs (and no operator register) and now i have no serial (00000) all for just install one rom with xx base and changing my modem. just go back to my original rom but still with serial 00000
[Galaxy S III Android Development] F3nr1s:
Did you install MG4 Rom If yes just instal MG4 modem .

modded by Xposed Framework.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] titooo7:
I installed 1.2 with the only addition of "multitasking management" and the rom was lagging a lot, so I'll make a wipe data&cache just to test...

In case the lag persists then I'll re-install1.2 without the "multitasking management" feature.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SleemLDJ:
I had the same lag too even with kernels by selecting multitasking management in Aroma.

I flashed again without selecting that tweak and it feels kinda OK again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baadnewz:
strange in my case feels kinda of the opposite. anyway i'll look more into it and do some tests over the weekend. good thing i made that optional during install
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rowlers:
Looks like progress is swift on this Rom. Ill download 1.2.0 tonight and see how it looks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] diego9016:
Could you please make Supercharger script optional in aroma? Or is there a way to remove it?

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gboydroid:
perfect!! miss the stock look :)

works with phenomenal kernel!!!!!! yeah!!

thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cink40:
+1

Tapatalked
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gboydroid:
did not experienced any lag when i choose ram management :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] blitzkriegh:
omg insertcoin is here! will give this a shot!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tasty_boy:
+1
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cink40:
Ok, but is it faster?

Tapatalked
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jotacorredor:
So... Do I just flash zip without clearing/wiping anything? I usually do full clean installations but I'm kind of in a hurry so I always wonder how to do it when people say no wipe needed :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gboydroid:
If ur coming from a diff rom just do the full wipe to avoid bugs ;)

Yup. All is well.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sachs:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=32417958&postcount=147
[Galaxy S III Android Development] more2come:
Awesome, good to see you here, baadnewz! Loved your ROM on the One X!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] titooo7:
As I said on my preivous post as I was having lag after installing 1.2 with multitasking management.

I made a wipe data and cache to see if the lag would be solved but after some time the lag is still there (specially after unlocking the screen).

EDIT: Just saw this post:

SO I'll do what mattiadj said in that post before re-installing the rom 1.2 without multitasking. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jotacorredor:
Flashed 1.2 now, it seems to be running just fine, updated MT script following instructions on that thread... let's see what happens later on with continuos use.

Slds,
[Galaxy S III Android Development] saintsinner25:
Man these official roms are so big -_-

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Hey baadnewz,is there any way you can make an update package rather than a whole 700 mb rom? Its a bit too big :( thanks.would be very appreciated.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Cyanides:
I liked Incertcoin on my HTC Desire, so I'll see what happens on my S3 :)

Welcome to the Galaxy S3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jotacorredor:
MT script updated to 2.1... Follow kink posted earlier to update.

Really no lag at all and having the phone /camera and contacts app in memory all the time really feels great specially phone app which took like a second to open before.

Phone running better than ever :thumbup:

I now know why he first 6 pages where just from people welcoming you, I was about to go crazy with so many "nice to see you here..." posts :p

Slds
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] psufan5:
Anyone know the differences between these two chips? The iPhone 5 seems to be getting far higher download speeds for me, and was wondering if there is some type of improvement in its chip over my GS3s.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] cell128:
IPhone 5 can't do simultanious voice and data but I think it gets more lte browsing time than the gs3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] xsteven77x:
Really? Wow that's ghetto...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] cell128:
Well only the CDMA iPhone at least
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] MFD00M:
I'd venture to guess that's due to our much larger screen real estate.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] eman3316@optonline.net:
Has that actually been proven? I was thinking all the numbers that Apple were claiming were probably off by a few hours plus on GSM networks to boot.

The iPhone also has a much smaller battery then the S3.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian Gove:
The iphone does NOT get more usage time than the GSIII.

The attached is directly from the Verizon website.

As far as the OP's question, I think it's just they have a better radio/antennae than the SIII.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mdt73:
I ran the speedtest.net app on an iPhone 5 at the Verizon store, and on my S3 right next to each other. Running the test 5 times, the S3 had higher download and upload speeds each time, by about 1-2 mbps.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Deleted member 3976874:
yes it was proven, and the reason behind that is because the iPhone uses a single chip for voice and data, unlike other LTE CDMA phones which use separate chips
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] justin94:
Gs3 has 3 antennas to handle voice and data over 3g and 4g. IPhone 5 only has the 2 and currently cannot do both. Lte has the capability to allow for both..... just not yet. It has not evolved to that point. The iPhone 5 handoff between 3g to 4g and no data is pretty snappy though. I ran a few test against my wife's iPhone
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] eman3316@optonline.net:
Errrrr...That thanks button is in the worst spot!

Anyway, I was talking about the battery life not the radios.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] beaups:
Battery life on iphone 5 will likely destroy the GS3. These oled screens torch batteries.

Even the ATT HTC OneX, with same hardware (mostly) and a SMALLER battery destroys the SGS3 in battery life.

With apple's optimized software and smaller LCD display, it will likely kill the SGS3 in use time. I'd venture it'll be easily double or triple the life of sgs3 in browsing time.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Raw Dodge:
Read the reviews, that has not been the case at all, the S3 has a battery life advantage over the iPhone 5 in every area.. A pretty good one, add the fact that you can't swap an iPhone 5s batteries and it's a huge advantage to the s3..My S3 even gets better battery life than my fiance iPhone 4...And it's better than the 4s..By a noticeable margin.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] beaups:
Hmm. I find that doubtful but I'll check it out.

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OK I checked it out. I'm reading 6-8 hours of web browsing on a charge. I can't even get 4 hours of screen on time with the sgs3 doing little or nothing. So my point stands.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ooofest:
Well, you like bombast.

Have any references? I ask, because everything I've read seems to indicate that the One-X battery usage is - on average - not any better than the Galaxy S III. I'm curious how the HTC phone "destroys" my phone's battery life in a comparison, considering that I often forget to turn my phone off at the end of the evening and wake up to find I've still plenty of juice left before hearing the warning signal later the next day after additional phone usage.

- ooofest
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] beaups:
I'm not in love with devices, I own a ton of them. Just venture into the att hox XDA forums and you'll find plenty of 1.5 day+ bitterly life screenshots with over 5 and sometimes 6 hours of screen on time. I own both devices, have run every ROM under the sun, its a fact. Ask scrossler who creates clean ROM where the longevity is at. Its not even comparable.

Over here in the sgs forums, people are quite happy with 15ish hours of battery with 3-4 hours of screen time. Guys in the hox forum would be furious with those stats. "Do I have a defective device"?

Anyways, sgs3 is a great device. But let's not start comparing battery life to hox, let alone the iPhone 5. Its not even comparable.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] eman3316@optonline.net:
Let's not compare a GSM phone to an CDMA phone. We already know GSM devices get better battery.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Brian Gove:
I'm not bothering to read any reviews so take that into consideration when I ask this: How in HELL could Samsung get away with touting a little under twice the battery life than the iPhone5 if it destroys the SIII??? They wouldn't get away with it if it weren't at least semi true, Apple would have yet another lawsuit brewing for that.

Edit: not only that, but all SIII users would have to be compensated to a degree for the false advertising I would think. And Sammy isn't going to put themselves into that position.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ooofest:
And yet, what you offered above for GSM AT&T One-X performance parallels what I already described either of our CDMA Galaxy S IIIs tend to get and HAVE gotten as recently as a on a challenging holiday usage schedule.

I've often read One-X owners getting 3-4 hours of screen time and often less, as well - you know, variability does exist among phones that different users configure for their own needs. One-X certainly can get great battery times, though to compare best perhaps the Galaxy S III owners should cripple their multitasking options to match . . .

I am still continually amazed at the battery life in this phone and remark about it openly to my annoyed spouse at times. We never worry about our batteries during a given day out and only recharge at the end of the day or briefly during our short car rides.

The only drain on battery lately has been a seemingly rogue holiday live wallpaper that appears to have been removed from the Play store for good reasons.

- ooofest
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] david_hume:
Look, everyone's battery life will vary with usage. I'm pretty sure it will be different with everyone. Some people will get better battery life with thr iPhone and then some will get better battery life with the GS3. No reason to get into a major argument over this.

sent from my Redneck phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] kameleongt:
I've been using the ip5 for the last week or so and I notice greater battery times than any rom/kernel I used on the gs3. Ido miss the android running JB though this iphone is a let down to me in many ways. My phone was one with flaws in it's frame nicks in places and such.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Stresa:
The biggest variable in general battery run time is going to be dependent on a person's average cell signal level/quality.

A person that spends most of their time close to a cell tower is going to get significantly better battery life than someone far from a tower, behind a hill, sitting in a basement.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] david_hume:
That's why I said everyone's battery life would vary. Maybe I should've been a little more detailed (which I always have problems with).

sent from my Redneck phone.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Stresa:
I'm agreeing with and reinforcing what you posted. :)

I live in an area with excellent LTE coverage and battery life on my S3 is amazing.

Is it possible for an S3 to outlast an iPhone 5? Absolutely, but there are a million variables that come into play and its pretty difficult to even all those factors out and pick a clear winner one way or the other.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] aznguyen316:
Went to a wedding this weekend in KC and my buddy has an ip5 on Verizon. We did a simultaneous speed test and I got around 7mbps down and 8up and he got like 4 and 5. Not really a big deal we were in okay coverage area. But he along with my brother and another friend have iPhone 5 and they all got significantly better battery life than me. My phone died early in the evening and theirs were chugging along. I had topped it off earlier that morning too definitely started with more battery. I was jealous.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Sonic Design:
well apparently the iPhone 5's battery life has been sucking against the GS3, you have to remember they test this in an AVERAGE usage style, more than 80% of smartphone users dont run all kinds of crap on their phones like we do, let alone do half the stuff to their phones that we do. Im pretty sure it was Cnet that did a vid on this also. /the iPhone 5 comes in 2nd place next to the GS3 but as of right now the GS3 and the iPhone 5 are the top 2 best phones to get right now so i guess it all comes down to, do you like to have an awesome phone ( the GS3) or do you like to follow all the other morons and snag the iPhone 5 (which is really the iPhone 6)