yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] volkey:
Anybody had issues restoring apps and data with Titanium Backup on this ROM? I'm on CM10 now but there are a few apps that I rely on and can't lose.

Just wanna get my ducks in a row before I wipe everything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ascertion:
Yeah.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pathtologos:
Guys, I got 4g. Then I promptly creamed my pants. That is all.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ascertion:
I've had to buy many new pairs of under wear so far. Glad lte is working for you.

:p
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] zookafg3:
I had no problem with TB restoring apps and data. But to make sure I always have a backup of my backup to my PC, just in case I can push apk to phone. Be careful syncing with dropbox, at time of sync sometimes deletes from dropbox and upload only what you have on phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RascalDoc:
And that's were part of my problem came in I see 4g on my notification bar and apparently I'm getting LTE I am also in South Florida and Fort Lauderdale is certainly in my list to hang out often but after paying attention to my notification bar very closely and some help from hayzooos. I realized I am getting a signal nowhere near what I use to get with regular 4g on the eve OH but I am getting 4g/LTE. It appears all this is happening without the benefits of the cm zip fix everyone has been talking about I'm happy to discuss by on if you want or on G chat to see if we can figure it out a little bit better
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
Sprints LTE won't have near the coverage WiMax did...yet. If you read about Network Vision, Sprint is literally upgrading every tower in their network with LTE with the exception of very few. By the end of this, there will be WAY more LTE coverage than we could've hoped for with WiMax.

And I also realized Ericsson is the one deploying the towers in your area. That might have something to do with handoff issues as well. I know Samsung is the provider in Chicago, and their towers didn't play nice with the legacy Motorola ones.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Most of the time when you use an inverted program, Google will either consider it a 3rd party app and not recognize (hence no update) or if it DOES update it will replace your inverted program with the normal one.

I love inverted apps and use them on every ROM. But keep in mind that you will mostly not have the most up to date software when you do.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ilive12:
Going to try the CM 10.1 build now but before I go, sharing the amazing battery life I've had over the last 24+ hours:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nimaim:
I get similar awesome battery life on Slim Bean when my screen is mostly off. I've noticed it's only with JuiceDefender though (which I notice you are not running). Do you turn off mobile data when not in use or leave sync off on most of your apps? Either way, this ROM is so stable for me (no reboots now since flashing 3.1, knock on wood), that I'm not moving to CM10.1 yet until stable. Or I'll just wait til there is a stable release of Slim Bean 3.2 :)

EDIT: I'm running the KT kernel and underclock down to 96 mhz, with -50 UV on every step. This helps my battery life a lot as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] volkey:
I have a stupid question. I can't for the life of me find the setting to add the % left to the battery indicator.

Is that not in the settings?

edit: disregard this, I'm an idiot and just found it. Settings - Interface - Status Bar.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tech2109:
Love the rom so far! Decent battery life, with some good options too :)

One odd thing, I get a lot of "your device isn't compatible with this version" in the play store
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
See tech...now you found a good ROM. I just didn't want to suggest this to you in some other devs thread

Its saying that because of your screen density. If you change it to 320 you won't get that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tech2109:
Haha I am liking this rom better :D much much more stable. You should PM me next time ;) lol

Makes sense! I'll change to 320 when I need to download apps, then switch back to you 280. Man I wish 280 was standard, it's so much nicer
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ilive12:
I turned off sync completely, WiFi off on screen lock, and keep mobile data off unless I need it. Stock voltages, under clocked to about 96mhz-1.3ghz using ktoonservative.

Tried JuiceDefender and it didn't really help out much considering the configurations I already had.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RascalDoc:
4g/LTE

I found a copy of the 4g/LTE handoff thing.... file... in the pacman thread while reading through it; On a whim, the CM10 thread link is DOA for some reason, I went ahead and flashed the zip (after making a nandroid of course...lol....) Seriously though if you're new to flashing or not, nandroids are your friend..... and I got a 4g showing up in my status bar immediately upon reboot. It is in an are where I used to get 4g on my evo if I wanted it, anytime. I have wifi here so don't need either lte or 4g as long as I'm in the office. I'll have to report back if I have issues elsewhere as a result like dropped calls or bt not working, or if this is really a fix.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Quiet threads are a good thing. Still running this without any issues. Most solid ROM I've run, across numerous devies
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] volkey:
I like the ROM, my coverage is spotty as heck though. I can sit at my desk and hold my phone and watch as it cycles through 1 bar of 3G, 2 bars of roaming, and 1x

:(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] zookafg3:
Thus far, this is the most reliable rom. Just waiting for a 4.2. I run CM 10.1 for a couple of days and it was fast, but looking at Slim I rather have everything working and camera is one of the things I use alot.

Tried different kernel but I didn't see any big difference.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] js11222:
Would you mind posting a working link I can't seem to find one.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
Feel the exact same. If the Bluetooth without bass thing wasn't present, this room would be perfect. Quite literally.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jayharper08:
Still had it on my SD. Of course, I take no credit for this. Just re-uploaded it for you.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/22849951/handoff_update_2.zip
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Maybe someone knows a fix for this. I updated the gallery through OTA app for the picassa sync capabilities. It gave me 2 gallerys and cameras. Camera started fc ing so I fixed permissions. Same deal....so I froze the old gallery. Still camera fc.

Not a big problem.. I can use camera zoom fx which is purchased (and actually much better). But has anyone tried this. Or have a work around.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nimaim:
Is this working? Impossible for me to test since there is no LTE here. Just wondering if I should flash in case I go to NYC and have access to LTE there.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jayharper08:
I am still currently waiting on LTE in my area, but I do know that others have reported it working, and I do not drop data. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] NYCHitman1:
There's no LTE in NYC unless you're going to the Bronx. However, they have like a 3 block radius for testing in midtown and in Brooklyn.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gilbequick:
I've been using this Rom for a couple of days now, and I must say, so far, it's the best, smoothest rom I've used to date. The customizations are incredible.

Right now my only issue is battery drain. It's going quick, any suggestions?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Look around page 20-23 ... think I posted my setup
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gilbequick:
" So I reinstalled this ROM with the stock Cyanogen kernel."

I looked around, but to no avail found nothing but KT747. Where can I find the stock Cyanogen kernel?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Yeah...its in the ROM already when you install it. Unless you changed the kernel, cyanogen is what you already have. If you changed it. Reinstall it and set the CPU and gov to what I have. Juice defender works good as well. You'll get atleast 24 hrs per charge....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nimaim:
May be a stupid question, but any way (without the use of a third party app if possible) to change LED color for notifications on SMS vs. email on this ROM? I did not see it in the ASS customization settings but I could be wrong. I hate turning my screen on just to check if I got an email or a text.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] life:
Not sure on the led, but alternatively you could use a different notification sound for emails or sms. That's what I do.

Sent from my slim s3
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gilbequick:
Ok on the battery life I can get about 16 or so hours, give or take a couple. I'm happy with that. I'm running conservative governor, I/o at sio, clocked at 384/1458 and its running buttery smooth even on HD games.

This is the best rom I've used to date, I'm really surprised that more people aren't all over this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
Totally. I actually installed the KT747 kernel, and it is just nuts how good it is paired with this rom. clocked at 96/1998 with ktoonservative/sio i get like 24-28 hours.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
I can't disagree with you more. After reading a bit on some fixes for unresponsive screen wake I decided to try KT 747 again with the same results. Unresponsive screen wake at times.

I use an otter box and its imperative my screen wakes with the menu button. The otter box makes pressing power a bit of a struggle at times.

Tried every advised setting for KT and even my own concoctions but to no avail. The stock CM kernel works much better with in this ROM.

No I can't under volt or under clock . But who cares? I still get the same 24-28 hrs battery life I got using KT on aokp.

Contrary to the above post I highly recommend NOT using kt747 on this ROM. That's not to say the kernel is not good. It works very well and improves performances on TW based ROMs. But as far as SlimBean, heed my advice.

And again...this just in. The Cyanogen team knows a thing or two about dev'ing for android. I have no idea why everyone thinks they have to ditch the "stock" cm kernel
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
Cool sorry bro.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
People ditch stock kernel because it doesn't have things they want. The stock kernel is a generic kernel meant to run on the most devices without problems. If kt747 didn't work well for you, then your device just got the short end of the stick.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Doesn't work well on this ROM. Not every ROM. It has wake problems. They are well documented on the kt747 thread.

Hey you want to give your opinion of it...I give mine
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
Hey hey hey now, I'm aware of all that. I'm not coming at you bro. Just stating a general fact, not singling you our, nor dogging your opinion.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
No doubt. I know your not bud. I just don't think it works well here. Been on this ROM for awhile now so just trying to give new comers a heads up.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LifeInTheGrey:
Thoughts noted. Let's just go back to agreeing its a wicked awesome rom.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gilbequick:
No complaints here. Seriously, I really don't get why more people aren't running it. It's got all the CM features, but is super stable with zero hiccups. The menus are easy to navigate, and the size of the rom is about as minimal as it gets.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] life:
agree, been running it for at least 2 weeks without one hiccup. great rom. :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
there will not be a 4.2 release for d2vzw/d2spr when other slim devices release (soon). I dont have the time to keep this going, perhaps someone else in the team will pick the devices up.

Thanks for the support!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cordell12:
I do have a 4.2 build for d2vzw and d2spr, its up to date with the rest of the Slim devices. I will go a head and upload it to be released with the rest of Slimbean 4.2 betas. I cant promise anything on where it goes from there, I will try to keep this fit into my daily schedule. Yesterday I spent nearly 18 hours working on the two devices, that is what made me step back and think about this whole android thing. Between work, family, and "real world life" android takes a big chunk out of the day/night. Either way this thread will remain open, look for a new thread that will have the 4.2 beta, this afternoon (?)

Again,

Thanks for the support!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jtheis23:
Thanks this is definitely the best rom I've had on my s3...I've tried pretty much ever rom aosp and tw but nothing can compare to this. Again thank you
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] gilbequick:
Quick question, I'm not sure why but my screen rotation stopped working, any ideas? (Yes, the option is checked. I've unchecked and rechecked it and rebooted.) I know I could dirty flash and fix it but I'm interested in what the actual issue is.

Thanks!

Edit: never mind, one more reboot did the trick. Cray crazy.

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If it was easy you'd of hired the guy at Home Depot to to it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Whiplashh:
When I try to find the download, I only find the download for 4.2. Where can I find the 4.1 download? Thank you!

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Sent From My Rooted, S-OFF'd Blackberry Curve using the iOS XDA Application for Android.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SirHustlerEsq:
Has anyone addressed the hand-off problem similar to the "documented" issue on CM10?

I recently did another cleared cache/cleared dalvic/format/fresh Slimbean install and the problem persists. I would really, really, really appreciate some of the devs working on this, it's basically made my phone useless unless I can find a WiFi network.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] pastert33:
You've seemed to have done some research on this issue...I'm surprised you did not see where this problem has been fixed. If its not made it into the ROM, search for the handoff fix.zip in the CM10 thread(not the 10.1).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SirHustlerEsq:
That link is from a thread labeled "CM10", and the link is dead. Am I looking in the wrong place? I've spent a ton of time trying to fix this and rowing through "search for this" and never finding it, lol.

Maybe Mr. Slim can add this fix to his site since I can't be the only person with this crippling problem. Again, thanks for the reply.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Here....

.... http://db.tt/9amlIwrg

That's the handoff fix. When you are done downloading, please click "thanks" so I know I can take it off my dropbox
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kpakpo89:
Anyway I can get ahold of that DL too?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Here...

http://db.tt/9amlIwrg

Once again...throw a thanks on here for me so I know you downloaded it. I like to keep my dropbox clean
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] randalldeflagg:
I don't mind it in my drop box. so to make it easier for future searchers: Handoff update fix

https://dl.dropbox.com/u/13831951/handoff_update_2.zip
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Custodian:
Why isn't this being added?

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Xparent SkyBlue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SirHustlerEsq:
Unfortunately this .zip did not fix my hand-off problem or whatever it is. I don't really know what to do at this point other than going back to the OEM ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
What is the exact problem you are having?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SirHustlerEsq:
I'm cannot maintain a 3g or LTE connection longer than 30 seconds to a minute when idle. If I stream music I can maintain those connections for about 20 minutes. If I go into airplane mode and back out, 3g and LTE are restored for a moment. I've done several clean ROM installs and the problem persists. This problem persists with all modems.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
That sounds like a different issue. The handoff issue is when going from LTE to 3G and vice versa. It doesn't have anything to do with maintaining said connection. If you're dropping these connections while you're driving, then it might help. If you're idle and can hold a connection, that's a different problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SirHustlerEsq:
Sorry, all when moving in a car or weak signal/between towers. If I reset the connection and stay in my house on 4g, it works for hours and hours.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stricklerjosh:
Thinking of trying this rom out. Is it pretty stable? Kinda of confusing on which one I should flash. The op says 11-30 but in the old unsupported DL on website I think it says 12-20. I loom under d2spr right? And which gapps do I flash with this? Running cm10.0 stable right now and loving it but wanna try something else.

Thanks in advance guys.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bryyando:
I just recently flashed this myself. You are right about the model number. For the gapps I just used a slim package that had what I wanted in it. There is a page explaining the packages somewhere. Also here is the link to the ROM.

http://tinyurl.com/bb8t7q7
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Skunk Ape1:
I have a guy on AC looking for some help after messing with some settings on this rom. I am hoping someone here can help. He has already tried restoring his nandroid, wiping data, formatting data, formatting system and returning to stock with Odin. Nothing has worked. Every time his phone reboots it wants a PUK code. Please read his post below and give us some ideas on things we can try that we may have missed.

Long story short, with above average ROM knowledge, and two previous successful flashes under my belt, I flashed Slim bean JB 4.2.1 Beta1 for my Sprint GS3 SPH-L710, and all was quite fine until I messed with menu/security/SIM PIN. Though I thought I was setting it for extra phone security, I actually implemented an unknownst-to-me feature that upon the following reboot, the phone requested a PUK code for a now-locked SIM card (my phone doesn't have a SIM card by the way).

After a long CS call to Sprint, including International Sprint, I was told to go to a local store. The short part of this story is that no one has been able to help. You see, since I don't have a SIM card, I have no ID to provide to Int Sprint for them to find a PUK code for me to enter. Although, I've had many troubles in doing so, I have since been able to reset the phone to stock factory settings; HOWEVER, this has NOT removed the PUK code screen, which prevents me from using the phone at all.

I am out of ideas of things to change, alter or fix to get rid of this issue. In a sense, although I can do anything with the phone - recovery, download, flashing - except actually use the OS, I would consider this phone as useless as if it were bricked at this point. Any ideas from out there would be appreciated. Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stricklerjosh:
So I can use the 12-22 gapps on this and it is fine? I'm not talking about flashing tthe beta. I am talking about 3.1. Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Under the extra or whatever its called section...I kinda forget...download one of the "AIO" packages...that's your gapps. I use the dark one and its flawless.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jtaylor13:
Blue tooth

My blue tooth will not turn on.

I tried re installing:cool: the rom 3 times.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jwitt418:
Not a ROM related issues because my Bluetooth is functioning correctly.

Only suggestion I can give you is Odin back to stock rooted. Check Bluetooth. Turn on bluetooth before install and leave on. See if that corrects your problem.

Also is just not turning on? It just not locating device/pairing?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] devi1:
Wrong thread :cool:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SirHustlerEsq:
Just wanted to know I got a fix for this and all is well now. PM me if you'd like the file since I don't have a host. The phone is back to "flawless".
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stricklerjosh:
So can anyone tell me which file I flash for gapps with this? Thinking of trying this rom out.

Edit never mind I found it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SirHustlerEsq:
I was trying to get Google Now working to get cards today and I'm doing something stupid.

I went here to download the update here most of the links there are for fresh install. When I select the link to go to "update" section at this link it's empty.

Am I missing something here? time for me to get on 4.2.1?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] diaftia:
Anyone having a problem with the most recent version (at least that is when I noticed it) that the sprint visual voicemail app will not unmute to play messages?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] :
I'd definitely try latest Slim... It's been great!!:thumbup:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2060631

Sent from my SPH-L710 (Slim 4.2.2 + stock kernel)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WasabiBomb:
Well, damn.

I've recently dipped my toes into the custom rom pool, and I've installed Slim Bean 4.2.1. So far, I'm loving it...

...except...

I can't get any mobile data. I can use wifi with no problem (which is why I thought everything was perfect for the first day or so), and I can use the phone just fine. However, mobile data just won't work.

My details: Sprint Galaxy s3 L710, 32gig. Used Clockwork to install Slim- 4.2.1 stable 1.0-OFFICIAL. My PRL is 44012.

I've tried going into airplane mode, and shutting down, with wifi and without. Still, nothing. Heck, how do you update profile and PRL in 4.2, anyway?

Please help. My wife has been laughing at me these past few days because she didn't want me to root in the first place, and it's starting to hurt my feelings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ascertion:
This is the best part of your post. Lmao

Anyways, I wonder if it's the 32gb version that's messing with something. Try this, Odin a Full Restore (wipe everything) to MB1. Make a backup of internal storage PRIOR to wiping the device. Upon booting stock, update profile and prl. Then reroot via latest method, and reflash this ROM. There's often instances of AOSP ROMs deleting some of the profile information (very rare) and it's completely fixable. This ROM is great and its working perfect for me.

Let me know if you need anything else. I'd throw links to the Odin packages but I'm mobile at the moment.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WasabiBomb:
Hmm. Apparently all I had to do was ask for help. It's now working just fine. I guess it just took a while- like, hours- to update and reprovision. Thanks, guys!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] breakinyoankelz:
No GPS Lock

please delete
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thadd Valeika:
Before you ask, yes I an dumb and yes I might be a little blind; but where the heck do you sign up on the Slimbean website? I can't find it -.-

---------- Post added at 06:06 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:02 PM ----------

Never mind. Forget I even posted that^^^ o.O
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] southernmissAP:
I know its been a awhile since anyone has posted on this thread but can anyone point me too the right gapps package for this 4.1.2 version 3.1 build. I know its an older build and there are more newer ones out but i still like to run this one. However i dont have the right gapps for it and i cant find it. I was hoping someone might be able to help me out with getting the right gapps if all possible? Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dante32278:
Try goo.im, it has gapps for all android versions. Just verify the right one before flashing.

http://goo.im/gapps
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] southernmissAP:
I appreciate that but dont i have to flash a specific gapps like the "slim gapps" that is posted on their site? Im just curious because i know with their other rom builds it is said to flash their builds of gapps unless im wrong about this? I thank you for helping me with this though!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dante32278:
Any gapps will do. In fact you're better off sometimes with plain unaltered gapps as you can update from the market easier. Sometimes themed packages won't allow updates.