yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] temasek:
.noscanandnomtp

Completely ignore directories with .noscanandnomtp files in them. Placing a .nomedia file will still scan a directory but exclude it from the media database. This

is so the file may still be presented for MTP purposes.

Placing .noscanandnomtp completely prevents the scan, which saves considerable processing power and battery life on systems with numerous media files, but prevents them from being seen over MTP.
[Galaxy S III General] ptiloubar:
Faster than me you were. :) Just found it on github.

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_frameworks_av/commit/bcf051717a9fab03e032959ac2d3904c45e59ee5
[Galaxy S III General] karwankar:
how to use it?

how to use it?
[Galaxy S III General] edios123:
Next nightly gonna get up with PIE?
[Galaxy S III General] 2uk3y:
just create new file and name it with .noscanandnomtp, just simple as that. remember the dot :D
[Galaxy S III General] ereziel:
I prefer not to include PIE in this model... We have phisical keys, so PIE is totally useless and bloat, as stated before.
[Galaxy S III General] endolin:
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Answer to http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=39651496

Same here!

I have a workaround for this. Turn speaker on and off during calls. This fixes the issue until next reboot. I also reported this issue to the debs and on the CyanogenMod forum. As to logcat my phone sets the default audio output to earpiece on boot.

Unfortunately I didn't get an answer.

Gesendet von meinem Nexus 7 mit Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy S III General] DualJoe:
If i enforce 2G with CM's 'power widgets' is EDGE included or does it belong to 3G group? I haven't seen it on forced 2G yet...
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
EDGE is 2G. 3G is usually HSPA and HSPA+
[Galaxy S III General] 9Lukas5:
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@cm-Team

Could it be possible to add an option to the camera to choose the location where to save the files? It's a bit annoying to have a 64Gb sdcard but can't tell it the cam :/

L
[Galaxy S III General] tux821:
I use this camera, works perfectly and has save to sdcard option:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1746611
[Galaxy S III General] 9Lukas5:
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I did that, too. But at the moment I'm using stock cm camera again because of the updated cam. I wait for an update on the aosp cam mod

L
[Galaxy S III General] ace098:
just create the file and put it on the internal sdcard ?
[Galaxy S III General] cyanide911:
Reposting since I got no replies 5-6 pages back.

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This link doesn't work, so I'm not sure what all issues this nightly has. I read through the last few pages and I found out about some camera problem but not enough detail on it. Can someone elaborate on this camera problem and other big/small problems with the ROM? I'm on stock Samsung 4.1.2.
[Galaxy S III General] LemonPlusTea:
I can't really think of any issues. All I recall is HDMI being broken.

Camera wise, in the day with sufficient lighting, the pictures are fantastic. At night, the pictures are sometimes absolute crap. Blame Samsung.

I do recall some people having issues with flash and force closing, but I haven't really experienced it yet, cause I don't use the camera a whole lot.
[Galaxy S III General] evcz:
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Loosing 2% / h in offline mode, I'm unable to find the curl print in here :-\

Keep monitoring with BBS but nothing helpful comes up.

Anybody got a suggestion? :-\
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
And your answer was present a few posts before your original one.
[Galaxy S III General] DualJoe:
Is it possible to disable 3rd party cookies in the browser somehow? I mean, it has webkit backend nevertheless, hasn't it?
[Galaxy S III General] ptiloubar:
.nomedia seems to be enough. Media group is at 3% battery today. I guess I have insulated the would-be-corrupt file(s).
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
I just thought of something. The d2's have all gotten the linux 3.4 kernel. Is it something that can be ported to our devices?
[Galaxy S III General] saprer:
im asking the same here.every low device like S+ got kernel 3.4 even my samsung WAVE (dualboot android) but my S3 wich is a super phone is haning out at 3.0.31

dafuq i say
[Galaxy S III General] LenAsh:
Current Linux version on CM these days is 3.0.64

No big deal with 3.4 - it's not Fairy Dust
[Galaxy S III General] donalgodon:
The most current version possible is 3.0.71 as of this writing, but CM is using 3.0.64.
[Galaxy S III General] sasikumardr:
One Other way to achieve it using app FolderMount http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2192122

Move all contents of DCIM folder to a folder in external sd card and use the app to create a binding pair between these 2 folders.
[Galaxy S III General] nebria:
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I've used the CM 10.1 since 2 months and it is fantastic, especially when it comes to the battery consumption. Many thanks to all devs for their hard work.
[Galaxy S III General] guerouig:
I really miss cm10.1, but camera picture quality was not good enough for me. is picture quality any better now with latest nightlies?
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
In daylight, it's 90% (if TW is 100%) but in lowlight/night conditions the quality is like 30-ish at best.
[Galaxy S III General] bajica:
Anyone has problems with keyboard in landscape mode?
[Galaxy S III General] respider:
did you try huawei camera app?
[Galaxy S III General] blazevxi:
In my experience, I can't tell a noticeable difference
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Maybe it's just me being overly picky. :confused:
[Galaxy S III General] guerouig:
on a device screen you might not, but on a tv screen, and even on a computer screen you can tell for sure as it is really obvious

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I haven-t actually, have you?
[Galaxy S III General] beardymarrow:
You, overly picky? I can't believe it. :p

"There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary, and those who don't."
[Galaxy S III General] RagzDog:
when does will arrive stable versione ??
[Galaxy S III General] evcz:
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The 1st of April
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
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as soon as you have fixed all bugs and issues.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
How about a quarter to never?
[Galaxy S III General] evcz:
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Could something similar to camera firmwares be done for the nfc firmwares so instead of flashing the nfcfix.zip a compatibile firmware is loaded by cm?
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
That was done a while ago. There's no need going to ICS anymore.
[Galaxy S III General] Mikulec:
lol, you charged the phone 2 times so the stats are irrelevant.
[Galaxy S III General] evcz:
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Actually if I do not apply the nfcfix I'm unable to activate or deactivate nfc in the menu (option greyed out) :-\
[Galaxy S III General] ereziel:
+1 for the kernel update to latest ad possible.

Ive tried cm10.1 with a more recent kernel in another phone model and it works very good. Can't it be possible? (please)
[Galaxy S III General] sachilleas:
Whatever Rom I try, I always find myself go back to CM 10.1 because of its smoothness mainly! I have two questions though:

1) I remember reading few pages back about a driver (I don't mean the mali drivers that are implemented for some time now) that makes 2d operations smoother. Is this already included? I have latest nightly and 2d apps are still the same (like lag in Sygic's menu, etc..)

2)I get a 6-7 % battery loss overnight with airplane mode on and everything else off. I thoroughly checked it and there are no wakelocks out of the ordinary so I can't find the culprit. With the same settings in Stock Rom I get 0-1% battery loss! Is there a known leak or something?
[Galaxy S III General] donalgodon:
Well, there's got to be something going on with your apps or setup, because I get 0-1% in Airplane mode overnight.

Even with the minor annoyances inherent in CM on the SIII, all of which are directly the fault of Samdung, I am extremely happy with CM, and I dread the thought of having to return to stock for some reason.
[Galaxy S III General] evcz:
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I was having the same issue, tonight the issue were gone.

How is you google accounts sync? I had contacts sync hanging (apparently constantly syncing?) deleted data of that app, unistalled haxsync and restarted syncing and now it is working fine with no more constant syncing
[Galaxy S III General] sachilleas:
What do you mean "sync hanging" ? Do you mean Sync on?

I have a google account syncing all the time (contacts,gmail,calendar etc..). I don't use haxsync !
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
You must have had installed a new nightly - that's why your battery consumption was high the first day (night). I wouldn't recommend interfering with Google sync (referring to "haxsync" - whatever that is) - tinker with data on/off instead, since the framework expects that to happen anyway.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Haxsync is an app syncing your Facebook info to your contacts.
[Galaxy S III General] singer36:
hi !

i am desperately trying to make tethering working with an AOSP 4.2.2 rom....

i have been using CM for years...

Could you please (re)share this codeworks patch 'tethering-cm-10.1-20130221-i9300-signed.zip' ?
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
It's been merged into the builds, as far as I know.
[Galaxy S III General] singer36:
ok !

thanks for your answer.

pickandwhammy, it is not the first time your answer me and i thanks you for that...

according to you, what (ROM+kernel) should i get in order to have tethring working ? i need it for work...

i have read that any AOSP 4.2.2 won't work on GS3 :(

i really do not like stock rom style... and already gave my HTC desire to my little sister...
[Galaxy S III General] evcz:
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With "sync hanging" I mean seeing the sync icon staying always visible into the accounts details... That should appear (and rotate) only during a sync... Not always there 24/7
[Galaxy S III General] cpedersen:
I have just been using usb-tethering. It works fine.

I'm using the 29th nightly (and the cm kernel, of course :) )
[Galaxy S III General] AAccount:
Are people still having microphone problems? I used the search feature and read a while back on March 15 (I think) that somebody was having microphone problems. The last built I flashed was the March 6 nightly from get.cm. Then last weekend I flashed a new nightly for the first time in ~a month and my microphone died. I don't get any sound in the camera or other internet calling apps. The only time the microphone does work is in gsm voice calls.
[Galaxy S III General] mrbubba999:
It will also depend what you're tethering to, I can't get it to work with my Galaxy tab 10.1 running tasks AOSP rom, but that's probably down to the tab... I think
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
It says in your signature that you're running Temasek's CM10.1. If that is true, then you will have to leave as his unofficial work is not to be confused to with the official CM10.1 nightlies.
[Galaxy S III General] AAccount:
I flashed the nightly from get.cm Friday night and didn't apply my own kernel. Yes, I'm aware of the no mods rule.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Alright, just wanted to make it clear. That what also the reason Temasek temporarily stopped his development.

To the problem then. Does a reflash (without wipe) help it? What would happen if you were to flash an earlier nightly?
[Galaxy S III General] AAccount:
Any reflash without wipe doesn't help. The oldest nightly I was able to try was one from March 24 which still doesn't work for me. The last nightly I had was from March 6. Unfortunately, the only way to get a March 6 nightly would be from Temasek's archives on d-h.st which is what I'm having to resort to. get.cm doesn't go back that far any more.
[Galaxy S III General] blacktoo:
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So many Kernel WakeUps from PowerManagerService? Is it normal? What can I do?
[Galaxy S III General] azerty56:
No tethering on cm10.1?

Hi everyone,

i am unable to use the tethering function.

here are the symptoms:

- i can start tethering with either USB, Bluetooth or wifi; i can connect to my phone from an external device but then no data is exchanged.

- if my phone is connected to a wifi network and i try to tether it through USB or bluetooth, then it works fine, i can get internet access from the connected device

- it's not linked to my mobile operator, as i can tether easily from my s3 when using a stock based rom.

I am running the latest nightlies with cm10.1 kernel, and I've never been able to get it to work. I've tried to superwipe and reinstall from scratch, with or without gapps. It's working flawlessly with any stock based rom, but of course I'd much prefer to use cm10.1... I need it for work, and if I can't get it to work, I'll have to leave cm10.1 at my greatest despair!

I've seen that a few others have the same issue, and that it seems to be working for most users. Where could the difference come from?

does anyone know how to fix it and make it work ?

thanks (and thanks for this great ROM which i use everyday! :) )
[Galaxy S III General] kobz1973:
Well I switched bk to a stock based ROM about 2weeks ago, purely because of camera issues. Last night I decided to switch bk as I had been reading about improvements in the cm camera.

I can genuinely say, in the last 2wks you have made some amazing progress... Camera for me now works great. And as for smooth... Damn this is the biz.. Feels the smoothest my phone has ever been.

Even scrolling is smooth now without enabling 2d hardware mode..

A big thanks to cm team.:)
[Galaxy S III General] BellerophonM:
Is there word on if M3 will include S3 International?
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Lolz. i9300 will never get a snapshot build, ever. We're more likely to see the imaginary hell freeze over.
[Galaxy S III General] abun880007:
Hi

is there anyway to add a long press hardware key function to the back key like you can with the menu and home keys?
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
No, because in Developer options there's an option to force kill an app by long pressing the same key.
[Galaxy S III General] thegh0sts:
anyone still suffering from SDS?
[Galaxy S III General] Coruja747:
google now enabled?

probably it's some app/service running on background, maybe google now, since it's the most battery killer ever. Only enabling this thing without a single usage will make your phone drain the battery 10x faster

I never noticed this, but now I open my google account sync settings and saw the "syncing" icon there. Not rotating, but a static icon like a "scheduled" sync, probably the sync got failed and still trying the sync it later

-Sync Calendar: lastest on 01/04/13 2h02

-Sync Chrome: lastest on 01/04/13 2h01

-Sync Drive: lastest on 01/04/13 2h00

-Sync Contacts: lastest on 31/03/13 21h09 (it shows sync icon)

-Sync Keep: lastest on 28/03/13 5h31 (it shows sync icon)

PS: note that the latest sync occoured on 01/04/13, but Contacts and Keep doesnt sync at this date and still showing the sync icon, probably they failed on sync and android still trying to sync it later. If I force the sync (disabling and enabling the option) it will try again, but doesnt sync, doesnt return "sync error" and stay showing the "sync on schedule" icon. I have no idea why the sync fail without any error message, but since the sync is not active (rotating icon) I think it will doesnt cause any battery drain
[Galaxy S III General] clever_man:
Hi all!

I have problem with BT: when I connecting my stereo-bt Sony MW1 to my phone (CM10.1 official nightly, stock kernel) and put the phone in my pocket of jeans, music playing with terrible skipping. On the last nightly of CM10 (4.1.2) this problem is lacking. Anybody know how to fix this issue on the CM10.1?
[Galaxy S III General] evcz:
well, my airplane battery drain seems to have been solved by fixing those hangs (in my case it was contacts)

maybe it was just a coincidence...
[Galaxy S III General] tontiv:
https://github.com/cyanogenmod/andr...mmit/3c052c2d927d3a668793989cf9e7d091035128b8

wondering how often cmstats is sent and whether it'll impact batt life?
[Galaxy S III General] sree_rag:
I thought it was sent only once after flashing.
[Galaxy S III General] oae08:
Yaa i turn it off to save battety life... :/
[Galaxy S III General] LenAsh:
You can't turn it off now....

https://github.com/cyanogenmod/andr...mmit/3c052c2d927d3a668793989cf9e7d091035128b8

EDIT: Before anyone gets paranoid about this, I would urge them to consider the amount of browsing or search data that IS collected without your immediate knowledge. How many consider the wholesale use of things like Google Analytics and Coremetrics (and many others) every time you visit an online retailer or click on adverts. Click-through rates, page abandonment, conversion rates, zero-result searches and so on all get captured to provide useful data for things like SEO, marketing, target customers, demographics and the like. Most is wholly anonymous.... although I suspect that rather depends where you live and where you do your "browsing"... and then there is what your ISP or carrier do with your habits...

This change is nothing to worry about.
[Galaxy S III General] ptiloubar:
Unless this eats up your data plan. Apart from that, I do not have anything against sending data to CM.

I really doubt such sendings will really bite into my data plan, but I am curious :) I would like to know the frequency and size of data sendings, and the type of connection used (mobile data/WiFi/both).

But yes, you are right, browsing on a website certainly collects much more data, and also much more personal data. I remember a frightnening talk on TED, where a German dude sued his carrer to have access to whatever data they had on him... Guess what ? As they know which cells you are using, they can trace each and every of your moves... And they store it, obviously. The guy had to fight for years to have access to his data, and everything was there. I suspect they also have access to whatever website you were browsing... so your carrier may know about your favourite pr0n sites ;)

EDIT : Maybe it is related to today being 1st April. I am sure the devs have come with another joke, as they did in the past few years...

Remember : most convincing hoax are realistic ones ;)
[Galaxy S III General] LenAsh:
Agree that CM should be more transparent about what/when they send data...
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
isn't 100% open source enough open?

do you know how much data google and samsung are collecting? do you care?

NO YOU DONT!
[Galaxy S III General] cink40:
Sorry, not fair reply, deleted. But I still do not like this stats cm move...
[Galaxy S III General] LenAsh:
Since I was actually trying to "defend" the stance that CM took (if you had read my previous post) through clear explanation, I perhaps should have phrased my second comment as "could have" rather than "should have". More in spirit than need?
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
CM

- Collects anon data to see if we're on the right way or not

- Everyone can have a look at the sourcecode

- Makes data visible via http://stats.cyanogenmod.org/

Samsung

- Collects a unknown amount of unknown data

- No user is able to have a look at the code

- Hides data

Custom ROMs based on Samsung ROMs

- Collects a unknown amount of unknown data

- No user is able to have a look at the code

- Hides data

Now choose one.
[Galaxy S III General] v3n3:
I dont know whats wrong with collecting Data.

As long as its nothing personal and the Data cant be tracked back to me, I pretty much dont care.

Most of the time data tracking is there to make the experience better, collect crashes or anything like that.

Another Topic:

Im building CM10.1 for my device for some time now, just because of the cherry picks, and just started to do my own changes.

As you can see I changed the DPI, grid Size and Dock-Icon count.

Sadly the Icons on the Screen seem to be cut-off on the left and right. Is there a change I could apply, so the size of the Icons always dynamicly change based on the DPI ?

Also, the Grid-Size is changed but sadly the usable area of the Homescreen is still the same. Is there a value which I could change to make that area larger ?
[Galaxy S III General] ptiloubar:
You are right. But if I choose CM, that is also because when I ask a CM dev about how the data is sent, I know he will answer me. I do not care how the data is used.

I cannot say that of Google, Samsung or any other "big" company (such as my ISP/carrier). No entry points makes it easier, huh.

EDIT : from source code here https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_Settings/blob/3c052c2d927d3a668793989cf9e7d091035128b8/src/com/android/settings/cmstats/ReportingService.java, it is obvious that Device ID, Device Name, Device Version, Coutry, Carrier and Carrier ID are transmitted to CyanogenMod. Not a big deal if you ask me.

I will find when it is sent and via which network (this one may be trickier)
[Galaxy S III General] oae08:
For people saying other apps collect data. Thats why most of us use firewalls or and pdroid... Or atleast many that i know.
[Galaxy S III General] ptiloubar:
From https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_packages_apps_Settings/blob/3c052c2d927d3a668793989cf9e7d091035128b8/src/com/android/settings/cmstats/ReportingServiceManager.java, I understand that the reporting service will activate every week (tFrame), on boot. Can you please confirm it codeworx, this is the first time I put my nose into CM code, and I do not want to say rubbish (at least more than I am doing now :)).

Well well well. Sending Device ID, Device Name, Device Version, Country, Carrier and Carrier ID once every week should not be too painful, should it ?
[Galaxy S III General] serhat1994:
First time that i use cyanogenmod i installed last nightly perfect rom thank you very much! I have one qustion which governor is the best for battery saving ?
[Galaxy S III General] bloot:
You can always set up the build environment and discard the commit.
[Galaxy S III General] ptiloubar:
It would be much effort for little gain. I think many CM users let reporting enabled as this is default behavior. Most advanced CM users, used to making their own builds may discard this change. But for the many, this is not a big change and I think we can live with it.

Much a do about nothing, if you ask me. Badly advertised by CM team unfortunately.

EDIT :

To picture the "badly advertised" aspect :

This description is intended to calm down people and explain what it is doing. Unfortunately, its vagueness raises concerns. It answers the WHY question, but fails when it comes to other aspects of the reporting. When is done ? How is it done ? What is transmitted ?

And the tone of these few lines does not help convince people that it is for the own good of the magnificent piece of work this ROM is.
[Galaxy S III General] bloot:
I completely agree, but still there's a way to get rid of it if you wanted to. ;)
[Galaxy S III General] Zatta:
If you didn't upgrade already you can view what is submitted under settings- about the phone-statistics-example.

Nothing to worry about and to be honest, you are running a free os, maintained by volunteers so the least one can do is to submit those statistics.

As far as I know this is submitted at "boot complete". I can be wrong about this, the truth is in the source which is open.

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