yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III General] dk_zero-cool:
Hmm, I don't have Google+, Google Now or Google Maps on my device, still I had extensive kworker usage before I edited the build.prop
[Galaxy S III General] WindRunner187:
am I the only one on that the speakers arent working? i got no sound at all.

i am on the newest nightly.

thank for your reply
[Galaxy S III General] ananjay:
I don't have option for recovery in the power menu.

Google chrome crashes out in every CM/AOKP based ROM :'(

Is it just me ?
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
You could have AT LEAST Googled it, if not search the thread, before asking a question on XDA. For f*ck's sake, man.

https://plus.google.com/117962666888533781522/posts/iWRWc4bdXJb
[Galaxy S III General] lee_h80:
Settings > Sounds > Quiet Hours

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Anyone else notice only up to 5mp on the camera?
[Galaxy S III General] ashramrak:
battery life is pretty epic !

nightly 20130217

google now disabled

wifi always on (policy sleep never)

installed greenify and tagged maps + facebook like one kind user suggested
[Galaxy S III General] MewCore:
I also have a problem with the internal speaker(the one used for phone calls)....the other person also can't hear me.
[Galaxy S III General] DualJoe:
Sounds like eMMC corruption bug. If so, there's nothing you can do to fix it but wait for a fix from Samsung (0xf7 firmware based). They just started to patch SII devices.

Edit: Just in case... This has nothing to do with update7 fix. That's just a quick and dirty fix to prevent the worst (hardbrick). It does not stop the controller to corrupt the nand. And those freezes are typical. Just search.. You're not alone.

Edit2: I guess its not quite correct... it probably does stop any additional corruption indeed (it just freezes then by endless loop jump) but cannot handle/repair already corrupted areas. Those areas are supposed to result in the funny things like 30min freezes.

The nand has to be reinitialized to fix that and it needs a full wipe for that inclusive sboot and such stuff. That's too dangerous for a simple user update so they probably come up with a special firmware that progressively fixes the nand in realtime.
[Galaxy S III General] stfnmeijer:
Use chrome beta it wont crash.

Verstuurd van mijn GT-I9300 met Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III General] dbenyakar:
another sdcard/0 post - cant get around this

Hi

So as my curiosity grew high, I decided to install the nightly builds and play around with JB 4.2.x.

Backed up everything and installation went fine using TWRP 2.4.1.1.

The rom itself is very responsive ,smooth and reliable.

However, as everyone else who moved to 4.2.x, I also discovered that my personal folders that existed on my internal /sdcard do not show there anymore.

This is because /sdcard is new soft linked to /data/media/0, instead of linked to /data/media.

My 'old' sdcard content is still in /data/media.

So, I have few questions:

1. Is the new /data/media/0 folder space my new sdcard root?

2. How can I make it so I can view the old sdcard folders and content in the new sdcard space? Will it affect anything?

3. What happens when I install a new nightly? Will it add the /0 to that folder?

Regards
[Galaxy S III General] AaronMichael:
HOLD ON! Update 7 is just a messy fix for the worst? You're saying that right now as I'm using my phone to type this, the controller is in a way still able to corrupt my nand?! So technically our phones aren't really fixed/safe?
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
I total wipe is necessary when going to 4.2.1, or some tinkering. You manually move all contents from the old location to the new one and all will be well. This is the new spot for stuff because android 4.2 introduced the multiuser system.

Read the OP thoroughly and contemplate what it says. Also read Teamhacksun's wiki and note what bugs aosp has for our device. Also, in extent to that, bluetooth is a bit wonky. http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/CyanogenMod10.1:GT-I9300:Nightly:Known_issues

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You sound surprised? Samsung has never once done anything successfully right and once they try to do it right, it's already too late.
[Galaxy S III General] AaronMichael:
Yes actually I am. I get how Samsung messed up with the S3, and the problems with the S3 only was made known to me when I got it. Hearing the SDS issue and a patch a long while after, I thought they would've already fixed the whole thing.

They're f***weeds but I never thought they would screw us over this bad. So will there be a full fix to this corrupting nand business? Cause if not that's just sad for Samsung. Now I just can't give two **** about the S4 lol..If this phone lasts me 2 years then thank God. Else I'm putting my money elsewhere.

Though I think a dirty fix is still better than nothing..
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
I don't think they'll ever fix it. Look at the S2, it still has the nand issue, the Note 1 still has it too. Samsung responds with crapping out three devices per month.
[Galaxy S III General] nadram:
Honestly battery life is slightly less than stock. Your graph shows you barely used your phone and yet you only get 1d and some. On regular use you'll get 14-18 hours similar to stock.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] thegh0sts:
I noticed that when I try to reboot from the power menu it doesn't show the options any more: no options for either recovery, download modes or the standard reboot - just the message 'your phone will reboot'
[Galaxy S III General] 2uk3y:
latest nightly is out, flash now ;)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] AaronMichael:
Yeah..wonder the hell they're still making money..

Check dev options for the advanced reboot or something close to that...
[Galaxy S III General] thegh0sts:
Awesome, thanks!
[Galaxy S III General] erto90:
Someone can check if got a file called m0 under system/etc/audio?
[Galaxy S III General] lior-k:
How much screen time do you get ?
[Galaxy S III General] AaronMichael:
Found it in /system/etc/sound not audio...and yes. What does it do? :D haha
[Galaxy S III General] lior-k:
Can you please share:

1. What is exactly kworker?

2. What risk does this change you suggest pose to the system?

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That is very interesting. I know it is not exactly the right thread to ask this, but since mentioned...

Is megawipe safe? meaning - e.g. will I still have the camera firmware in place?

I saw that megawipe wipes the Data, Cache, System and Preload partitions of your internal memory

What is "System and Preload partitions of your internal memory"?
[Galaxy S III General] gdandrea97:
Anyone have problem with wifi tethering??
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
https://plus.google.com/117962666888533781522/posts/iWRWc4bdXJb
[Galaxy S III General] ashramrak:
well I indeed had a pretty moderate use, about 1h30 (3G/H+) streaming music with deezer, a lil facebook, a lil web, a few calls... and like usual used my phone as a remote for xbmc; so overall it's not alot of screen time...

but still... I don't know if it's 4.2.2 or greenify but it's a huge enhancement to what I had before

I believe you when you say stock is better, but I think it's decent on CM (ok I guess I overdid it with "epic")
[Galaxy S III General] erto90:
Yes,sorry,sound

I was trying to increase speaker volume, im pretty sure that's the file to modify.. But value changes,but audio still the same..

Someone know how to increase speaker volume?
[Galaxy S III General] dk_zero-cool:
KWorker

PM Sleep Mode

So what is properly the fix here (not sure as I am no kernel god), is that pm.sleep_mode=1 will power off the CPU and completly suspend the queued kworker threads. What is the risk? I don't know, I have not seen any yet. The phone is working fine and my kworker issues (Which is a problem not only on Android, but in general on all kernel version above 2.6.35 as far as I have read) is gone.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Any chance you could put together a flashable zip?
[Galaxy S III General] cybdani:
I'm very happy with CM 10.1. Every version gets better and better. I know CM 10.1 eats more battery than stock in usage (not in deepsleep), but it's not a problem for me.

With stock rom I get 12 hours in screen usage and with CM 10.1 I get 8 hours. Not a problem. Obviously, I'm using a 6000mAh battery http://www.cybdani.net/accesorios-smartphones/bateria-6000-mah-samsung-galaxy-s3

Thanks to all Cyanogen team members for supporting our S3.
[Galaxy S III General] DualJoe:
No, maybe i picked the wrong words... actually it should be safe. The quick fix freezes the controller once it tries to create new corruption but it doesn't fix already corrupted areas that may lead to the funniest things (30min freezes and such) and it shouldn't result in a corrupted sboot anymore (hardbrick). Those corruptions (usually) can only be fixed by reinitializing the nand (full wipe) that is somewhat risky so it is supposed they'll bring up a special firmware that will be able to repair the corrupted blocks during normal operation.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
tethering-cm-10.1-20130221-i9300-signed.zip - 345.24 KB
[Galaxy S III General] VistaX:
Anything new from 20130219 to 20130221? Is it worth installing?

And is the update as easy as it is when samsung releases ota?
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
At least try to make an effort, please. CM has their own update feature in Settings -> Cyanogenmod updates.
[Galaxy S III General] kylesinho21:
What's that? The latest nightly?

................................................................................

Enviado desde mi Tamagotchi usando Tapatalk™ ©
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Yeah, nightlies are 345 KB :)

No, that's a tethering fix.
[Galaxy S III General] hfmls:
i can't hear any sound when i try to call someone, anyone having same problem?

person hears me, but i don't hear them
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Yes, search and you shall find!
[Galaxy S III General] hfmls:
what do u mean mate?

i had this problem like 2 months ago with cm 10.1 but after a few updates, all was ok.

now i have problem again.
[Galaxy S III General] bortak:
IIRC Enable screen lock sounds.
[Galaxy S III General] hfmls:
ok i fixed the problem. i was booting cm 10.1 with no sounds (no vibrate, no sound)

i maxed sound and turned vibrate on and rebooted. all is good now.

i can hear the person i call talking.

strange "bug" ........ :|

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off topic:

do you guys know (DEVS) if it would be possible to tweak camera do add shutter speed option?

i would love 80 iso, long exposure pics with tripod and optic lens in galaxy s3 :)

if u guys know any app that could do that, please tell
[Galaxy S III General] ashramrak:
just saw this in upcoming nightly

wondering if the S3 supports hardware HDR and if yes if it's going to work on CM

well I guess I'll try tomorrow if the nightly builds ok
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Well the Camera HAL is a bit so-so so I don't think we'll see hardware HDR.
[Galaxy S III General] Coruja747:
some dev could fix a simple word on this last PT-BR translation plz?

https://github.com/cyanogenmod/andr...mmit/48975956dc74050bdf2f0731e01f022e5d1ea9ef (merged on CM10 / CM10.1)

<string name="advanced_reboot_title">Renicialização avançada</string>

there's a missing "i", it's "Reinicialização" not "Renicialização"
[Galaxy S III General] hfmls:
<string name="pref_use_16bpp_alpha_summary">Melhor desempenho gráfico, qualidade mais baixa e posiveis artefatos visuais (requer reinicio)</string>

2058

+ <string name="pref_use_16bpp_alpha_summary">Melhor desempenho gráfico, qualidade mais baixa e posiveis artefatos

possíveis
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
English please.
[Galaxy S III General] johnsonsimon:
I think he was asking for a correction in the spelling of a translated string. So using English would have been a tad pointless. Lol
[Galaxy S III General] fjfcb:
Done.

Done.

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Worked like a charm, thanks!
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Ok my bad
[Galaxy S III General] Brosa:
Just double confirming the Dock Audio on the stock Samsung dock isn't working on the i9300. I'm on the latest nightly and some of the AT&T S3 Owners have reported it working on ther QCOM phones. I guess no one's got it working on Exynos yet?
[Galaxy S III General] DualJoe:
How do i start the SSH daemon the way it is meant to be done?

There is this in init.rc already:

service sshd /system/bin/start-ssh
class main
disabled

And there is 'start-ssh' in /system/bin starting /system/bin/sshd. But how do i enable the 'disabled' service so 'start-ssh->sshd' kicks in? Currently i'm starting 'sshd' manually from init.d (/system/bin/sshd).
[Galaxy S III General] karwankar:
Speaker Volume

What values to change to increase speaker volume?

<device name="speaker">

<path name="on">

<ctl name="SPK Switch" val="1"/>

<ctl name="AIF1DAC1 Volume" val="96"/>

<ctl name="AIF1 Boost Volume" val="0"/>

<ctl name="DAC1 Volume" val="96"/>

<ctl name="Left Output Mixer DAC Volume" val="7"/>

<ctl name="Right Output Mixer DAC Volume" val="7"/>

<ctl name="SPKL DAC1 Volume" val="1"/>

<ctl name="SPKR DAC1 Volume" val="1"/>

<ctl name="Speaker Mixer Volume" val="3"/>

<ctl name="Speaker Boost Volume" val="4"/>

<ctl name="Speaker Volume" val="57"/>

<ctl name="AIF1DAC1 EQ Switch" val="1"/>

<ctl name="AIF1DAC1 EQ1 Volume" val="9"/>

<ctl name="AIF1DAC1 EQ2 Volume" val="7"/>

<ctl name="AIF1DAC1 EQ3 Volume" val="10"/>

<ctl name="AIF1DAC1 EQ4 Volume" val="13"/>

<ctl name="AIF1DAC1 EQ5 Volume" val="12"/>

</path>
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
Try changing this. I'm not sure, though.

<ctl name="Speaker Volume" val="57"/>
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
afaik:

<ctl name="Speaker Mixer Volume" val="3"/> <- can be max 5

<ctl name="Speaker Boost Volume" val="4"/> <- can be max 5

<ctl name="Speaker Volume" val="57"/> <- can be max 61

but i wouldn't do that. tracks with a lot of bass will kill your speaker. it's already at the max the speaker can handle without crackling.
[Galaxy S III General] karwankar:
Speaker Volume

Thankx Bro
[Galaxy S III General] clamitas:
Is there a flashable zip for this ROM for longpress back button to kill app?

I can't find it in any settings.
[Galaxy S III General] foowie:
Anybody know a way to check carrier sim lock, without using another carriers sim, in cyanogenmod? The sim lock dial pad code only work on stock I think.
[Galaxy S III General] AaronMichael:
Go to Developer options, right at the bottom of it is where the option is sleeping..
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
Developer options > end of the page.

If you can't see Dev options, mash the build number seven times.
[Galaxy S III General] clamitas:
Thanks! I have been looking to Dev options =)
[Galaxy S III General] Ush1:
Just as an update to this, it's a bug seemingly with Android aosp in general. If you add an exchange account and set it to never sync automatically you have this issue with the calendar.

You simply add the account setting it to synce and you can then turn it off after.
[Galaxy S III General] ashramrak:
just flashed latest nightly, and yep, HDR still takes 3 pictures... smurf samsung!

two unrelated questions out of curiosity :

- what is the filesystem used for internal sdcard ? df shows it's mounted as "fuse", doesn't really help ;)

- I use a special modem/RIL package for my mobile provider (with very good results); the team that's behind it claims that starting CM10.1 one doesn't need to reflash it after every rom upgrade... I just wondered how this works, I mean where are the RIL files stored so they don't get overwritten by each flash ? somewhere in data partition ?

thanks folks
[Galaxy S III General] dk_zero-cool:
There is no internal sdcard. Fuse is used to simulate one by mounting /data/media to the sdcard location
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
AW: [ROM][GT-I9300][JB][4.2.2] CyanogenMod 10.1 official nightlies // discussion thre

/data/media

data is ext4.

fuse because windows cant handle ext4.

its getting backed up and restored during flash.
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
I just can't deal with touchwiz anymore, it's making me wanna puke and gouge my eyes out. I have to return to CM once more. ;)
[Galaxy S III General] ashramrak:
oh ok, that makes perfect sense

thanks

many thanks for the heads up !
[Galaxy S III General] Mikulec:
Shawty, I have a feeling that you have mistaken XDA with Facebook. You dont have to post if it is not important.
[Galaxy S III General] Orange_Fox:
Hey mates, what should I delete from this ROM to remove Wi-Fi hotspot feature? Really need it.

Sorry for my bad English, I study it at this time.

Sent from my Galaxy S3. OF.
[Galaxy S III General] selimozbas:
Hi,

After each upgrade the camera crashes and the gallery stopped so after each upgrade the system need fix permissions on recovery :(
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
I tried to decode your message, but I'm hopelessly confused.

Do you want to remove the WiFi hotspot feature or do you 'really need it'?
[Galaxy S III General] Orange_Fox:
really need to remove. (:

Sorry for my bad English, I study it at this time.

Sent from my Galaxy S3. OF.
[Galaxy S III General] alez88:
hi, i've got the same problem as u, for fix it i only need fix permision on recovery menu?

another question, today was released a new nightly rom of CM 10.1 , it fix this error??

thnx an sorry my ban english :)
[Galaxy S III General] AaronMichael:
Why would you want to remove it? Just keep it turned off.

Russian translation (don't take this as an insult, just thought it'll make communicating easier)

Почему вы хотите, чтобы удалить его? просто держать его выключил

Русский перевод (не принимайте это как оскорбление, просто думал, что это будет сделать общение проще)
[Galaxy S III General] Orange_Fox:
thanks, but I don't need Russian translation as well. (:

I can keep it turned off, but some people shouldn't know that I have hotspot, they ask me for proof. So I'm to show them that there is no hotspot in settings. So I must remove this feature.

Sorry for my bad English, I study it at this time.

Sent from my Galaxy S3. OF.
[Galaxy S III General] phiral:
Using todays nightly and still have to use getRil to get the right ril again.
[Galaxy S III General] AaronMichael:
Haha yeah when I was learning English I would beg for a translation :P

Ah I see..so basically you don't want people to know you can tether and you want to hide the option in the settings..ok but uh, AFAIK I don't think you can do that.

I could be wrong..could and should be possible though..
[Galaxy S III General] Orange_Fox:
): too bad...

Sorry for my bad English, I study it at this time.

Sent from my Galaxy S3. OF.
[Galaxy S III General] benoliver999:
Thanks to whoever fixed wifi tethering, really needed it today.
[Galaxy S III General] pickandwhammy:
@codeworkx :)
[Galaxy S III General] ss2i9100g:
Any one notice 3g keep disconnecting on the latest 22 nightly? Or maybe its the carrier

Tqvm for the Best CM ever
[Galaxy S III General] radonja_mrdak:
You could try the siyah kernel and the stweeks app, in which you can modify almost everything, and the sound too... its loud and it doesn't crackle...
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
"I9300XXUFMB3 – Galaxy S III Android 4.2.1 Jelly Bean LEAKED" from twitter.

In theory this must have new mali blobs since the old ones don't work on 4.2.

Except you're hacking it badly like we did.
[Galaxy S III General] Stevemeister:
Curious what mess theyve made this time ;)
[Galaxy S III General] erto90:
R: [ROM][GT-I9300][JB][4.2.2] CyanogenMod 10.1 official nightlies // discussion threa

So we have hope for no more glitches?
[Galaxy S III General] donalgodon:
Sorry, posted to wrong thread.
[Galaxy S III General] erto90:
R: [ROM][GT-I9300][JB][4.2.2] CyanogenMod 10.1 official nightlies // discussion threa

Yes..but please stay in topic..
[Galaxy S III General] ididnt:
Scream out really load while grabbing your t-shirt at the collar and tearing it in half
[Galaxy S III General] bloot:
This sounds pretty good indeed. :p
[Galaxy S III General] mariotme:
codeworkx may i ask if its safe to use the tethering fix you posted yesterday on newer builds? or is it implemented in them already?
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
already implemented
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Have you guys found anything of use in the crapwiz 4.2 leak?
[Galaxy S III General] lior-k:
That great to hear :)

Will we get faster 2D performance once you merge the drivers to CM10.1 ?

May it even change the battery consumption when screen is turned on?

Thanks for all your hard work codeworkx, I moved to CM (from TW) 2 weeks ago & loving every minute of it. I sure hope it will only improve over time.
[Galaxy S III General] erto90:
I'm scared that crapsung made something to let us not enjoy the new mali dirvers.. Finger crossed that this is the lucky time..:fingers-crossed::fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III General] svetloslav:
Ok, battery on the latest builds has become a sweet success. I'm going on a 3rd day, updated from nightly of the 19th to 21 and today to 22nd. Right now the battery is at 59%. Just completed 3 full days and 2 full nights. The usage was light calling, than a few hours of mixed bluetooth music streaming to a car stereo and bluetooth calling though the stereo. GPS and Wifi off at all times. No 3g data used. Bluetooth was turned on and off as needed. The updates were performed from CWM with deletion of Davlink cache and reformat cache.

The additional secret is no gapps on my phone. All apps I needed were leeched to the PC and installed from the SD card.

This is indeed a better result from stock rom, but although it was on the viking stock rom - a light-weight runner, it still had the store and one more google process that sucked juice, so a quite logical result.

Keep up the great work guys, thanks a lot for a smooth rom.
[Galaxy S III General] Julianocas:
Probably they are using CM ones...
[Galaxy S III General] bi00:
Doest anybody have CIFS working with current nightlies ?

Since 2 days I tried to mount my samba shares without success.

Would be pleased about an answer :)
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
Flash via CWM on top of the latest nightly:

mali_r3p1-cm-10.1-20130223-i9300-signed.zip - 5.82 MB

- keyboard glitches fixed

- daydream fixed

- seems to be less laggy

DO NOT FLASH ANY CUSTOM KERNEL!!!
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Sorry for asking, but no mem leaks right?
[Galaxy S III General] f0xy:
Codeworkx so fast pal nice one xx
[Galaxy S III General] :
You, sir... Are a genius! Thank you
[Galaxy S III General] :
why do not flash custom kernel?
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
you will have a black screen ;)

try it
[Galaxy S III General] f0xy:
Would not be surprised to wake up to fully working cm tomorrow ;] #CodeworkxGod
[Galaxy S III General] flitzjoy:
Just works! Nice to see these bugs fixed. Any chance to get same kind of blobs but to improve the camera?

Edit: crt off effect is instantaneous now, much better
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
A BIG thanks to you!! CM is uber smooth and COMPLETELY jitter free! :D
[Galaxy S III General] :
i use dual boot siyah. so no choice to use this rom then
[Galaxy S III General] donalgodon:
Would be a dream come true!

Love the work that was done on this ROM, and I'm really hoping that blobs or sources can polish up what's lacking.
[Galaxy S III General] temasek:
Re: [CM10.1][4.2.2][UNOFFICIAL][FEB22] temasek's UNOFFICIAL BUILD - V62

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[Galaxy S III General] haydar100:
i wonder if the ui is now running at 60 FPS with vsync working :PP
[Galaxy S III General] lawonga:
Much faster than before but on some apps you still need to do the software rendering trick.
[Galaxy S III General] flitzjoy:
Hahaha i doubt, its not that smooth
[Galaxy S III General] Theshawty:
Will this be incorporated in today's nightly? (It's 23rd here )