yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigwillyg:
Wow. Dude that made no sense what so ever. Is it 1)compiled using -O3 on linaro 2) compiled using -O3 on Google ndk or 3) compiled -O3 with all the other optimization flags (-fstrict-aliasing for example). Keep in mind linaro has to be completely error free on build without hiding warnings or errors. And that is without going into all of the linaro patches that can be applied to improve performance even more.

If I download your source and run through the latest linaro tool chain using -O3 is that what I will run into?

I'm not trying to pick a fight, Just trying to clarify what exactly is linaro optimized vs linaro compiled. If linaro optimized is your goal then I hope my post will be of use to you
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] riku-vomoto:
Hopefully this will clear some things up for all of us, as I am confused as well. :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tinpaul:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Try not using TB to import your saved phone log and messages.

I had that same problem and reinstall the Rom and cleared the problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Circaflex:
again i will point out there is a pure google aosp rom floating around WITHOUT ANY CM but because this will end up deleted or you will ignore the evidence thats all i will say on that matter.

and those wondering about linaro and the explaination given id also like a little more info as the google 4.7 toolchains are NOT linaro - they are google and linaro toolchains come from linaro.org, not google.com
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nocoast:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

All of our repos are patched for iso11 compile with rare exception so I'm not sure what your point is...I don't mention the fact that we compile with -fstrict because people seem to misunderstand it enough as it is...for the record googles 4.7 toolchain is indeed linaro...

Source:Linaro's blog States that :"...Zach Pfeffer, the Linaro Android Team Tech Lead, explains to the Linaro

Release team what he and his team have accomplished during this cycle.

Linaro’s patches to AOSP are now available on Jelly Bean and Linaro

Android users should now see a 15% performance bump in their Android

builds when combined with the Linaro toolchain. Developers now have

another MALI based accelerated platform to work with as the Snowball

graphics enablement is now available on the Linaro Jelly Bean build.

The team also analyzed 10 of the most popular Android benchmarking

tools: AndEBench, AndEBench Java, Linpack, CaffeineMark,

Antutu 2D and 3D, NBench, Quadrant, I/O Benchmark and Vellamo.

Additionally, the team has put together the NI PXIe-4154 based power

measurement system which will allow the instrument to be easily

integrated into LAVA. Also there is now an AOSP test automation

framework that is able to automatically read and execute in-tree AOSP

tests."

I dont know who better a source than linaro themselves could be...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] KennyG123:
Really?

You guys are really trying to get me to remove the Friendly part of Friendly Neighborhood Moderator

Please drop it, thread cleaned

Stay on topic as Jay suggested

Thank you for your cooperation

Friendly Neighborhood Moderator
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WindowsSucks:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

That's a nice quote from linaro, but no where does it say Google.

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigwillyg:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Understood, but I must respectfully object to your comment on the tool chain. Google's tool chain is not linaro. If you try to compile kernel or Rom source with the linaro tool chains and you change all of the 'O' flags to O3, that alone results in errors that take hours (at least on a kernel, I should know) to correct. But even then, once you have made it past ALL of the -O3 errors all you have is a linaro compliant source that is minimally optimized. You would still need to remove all -Wno flags and -fno flags and do the whole dance all over again.

Even then, you would still need patches from linaro to completely have an optimized Rom/kernel.

Using the actual linaro compiler and using it well is a whole different beast.

Again, I'm not coming here to fight or start trouble. I just wanted to clarify the difference between compiling with linaro and actually having a linaro optimized product. Especially since a lot of people on this site have decided to add linaro -O3 to their thread topic when they don't even use linaro.

I'm not liking to start a fight, Just inform. Hopefully my posts are useful to you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WindowsSucks:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

He's got a very good point

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sprkat85:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Thanks for the clarification bigwilly

Sent from my phone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WindowsSucks:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Bigwilly to the rescue

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Custodian:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

I'm experiencing this ridiculous interface lag like every so often. I thought it was the kernel being outdated or some **** but its even doing it with the stock kernel.

Or is this a known issue? :)

Love a linaro powered ROM just having this awful interface lag where it seems like the phone is running at extremely low speeds.

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You seem pretty good at pointing **** out there batman. Can you rebuild this ROM with full linaro optimizations and ****?.. Show these devs what real linaro runs like huh? I'll gladly test that **** out for you as well...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WindowsSucks:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Lol if you only knew.

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sprkat85:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Would that be considered kanging?

Sent from my phone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] daniel4653:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

I think chad can (developer of anthrax)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nocoast:
I would know as i implemented the 'actual linaro compiler' in ics on the gnex nearly a year ago..google gets its gcc4.7 from linaro and they are more or less the same to my understanding..Our rom is a full -O3 rom...the kernel OFTEN TIMES is overriden by the 4.6 toolchain. In the case of this d2 kernel we dont need that and we compile with google/linaro 4.7.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Custodian:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

What kernel are you using ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] robertm2011:
I just really like this rom...been using this version since it came out; for me, it's been smooth, fast and trouble-free (good battery too, 20 hrs. avg. w/moderate use).:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nocoast:
we release with stock CM source on all 3.1 betas and leave it up to the user to choose their favorite OC / UV kernel for their specific phone. We find this makes the most sense for release kernels as CMs kernels tend to be a touch more hotboot-proof, in terms of their lack of customization...while still offering solid performance, in our opinion this makes the most sense...we dont host kernel sources on our git but you can see which device uses which repos looking at our "liquid.dependencies" files on our device trees...hope that helps ;) :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigwillyg:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

What is your minimum cpu set to? Do you have any apps that are running in the back ground periodicallyor eating up your memory?

I actually have evo 3d and evo design kernels (buttered toast) here that are compiled with -O3 using tool chains downloaded directly from linaro.org. and as of late I'm actually contemplating an aosp Rom as well.

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If you didn't download the toolchain directly from linaro.org then, I'm sorry to say, it isn't the actual linaro tool chains. The kernel tuner app actually displays the tool chain info for the kernel so it's easy to tell on that front. While Google did adopt some linaro patches, their source is neither linaro optimized nor -O3 compliant. Again, I'm not trying to fight with you but merely offer up information that can be useful for you.

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Not if he gives me permission to. I wouldn't do it without his ok.

But anyways, enough about me and what I do. This is his thread, not mine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sprkat85:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Word thanks for the clear up

Sent from my phone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Custodian:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Will I'm using imosyn sprint minimalistic kernel. Which is compiled with linaro. My minimal CPU is set to 1ghz and max 1.2ghz

Using row scheduler and interactiveX gov
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Volknochi:
Okay, I just wiped everything off my phone, did a factory reset and wipe and did a clean install of this ROM. I still have no connectivity. Only way I can access connectivity is if I turn the Wi-Fi on.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dg4prez:
this happens from time to time on the d2 when flashing roms and kernels. check out the thread here:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1867442
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Volknochi:
Was that for me? If so, I'm sorry, but I don't understand that thread at all. :( And, I also noticed that it's directed towards Verizon users as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] WindowsSucks:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Nope. He can do it better.

Sent from my SPH-L710 using Xparent Blue Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ervman1:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

I'm wondering how people are getting WiFi tether to work..I know people have said it works without encryption but i always get the starting ap failed errors.

I've tried both the market and the treve mods of WiFi tether with no success. Also the built in tether connects but no data..any tips?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigwillyg:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Did you enable mms clamping and routing fix? I believe you would have to set the device profile to ics/jb wlan0 for it to work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Medic1013:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

Is there a setting to turn off hardware lights? I've looked but could be missing it
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ervman1:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

I've tried that but no go..it keeps failing on starting and configuring ap

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Settings>advanced>sensors
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dg4prez:
yeah under advanced settings.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Parkourkid93:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

My question was ignored because of all the argueing :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Volknochi:
So was mine. :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigwillyg:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.1 [d2spr] » Jan 20

If you don't have data, try flashing another kernel. I have seen on the shooter where a bad flash of a kernel does that. It may not be your case exactly but try flashing a kernel and see if that works.

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That's a new one. Maybe reflash?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Smac7:
it's a known bug.

from the OP.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ascertion:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.2 [d2spr] » Jan 24

Only bug on latest is cosmetic. GPS is greyed out when it's on via Tiles. If you turn if off, it looks normal. No issues here besides ones listed in the op. Great ROM!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Volknochi:
Thanks, I just might try that. I got off the phone with Sprint and the rep told me that it's a nationwide problem where apparently they started working or fixing their services this morning. So, hopefully tomorrow it'll be back up and running. Otherwise, I'll try that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 88EVGAFTW:
tried looking through the thread for keywords but didnt find anything. I just installed this coming from FreeGS3 TW rom and I cannot find any of my old data, music, DCIM, downloads, etc that I used to have. I tried looking with a file explorer in mnt, sdcard, sdcard 0, sdcard 1, legacy, emulated, and didnt find anything. My phone still says I have 2.68GB free internal left meaning I still have all that stuff somewhere but I cannot for the life of me find it. I tried OI File Manager and ES File Explorer as well as Root Explorer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigwillyg:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.2 [d2spr] » Jan 24

Oh nice. Way to go Sprint.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ninja25:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.2 [d2spr] » Jan 24

Wow this ROM is awesome. Hands down.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Logix:
I know it doesn't work on aokp

Does stock kerenl support UV/uc
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sonwon:
It wasn't arguing it was a discussion, but I can't be sure since the mod kept deleting things.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Custodian:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.2 [d2spr] » Jan 24

So this ROM is full linaro now?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nocoast:
its full O3 gcc 4.7..some people dont consider googles 4.7 gcc to be linaro, my opinion on this matter is that they are +/- the same...if users REALLY demand we use a linaro nightly toolchain id be glad to...hell I could even compile this with linaro's trunk nightly builds of gcc 4.8 if yall want. THe important part is that its compiled fstrict -O3 . The kernel is too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dg4prez:
We're not in love with the included kernel anyway. I've done some talking, and I think we'll have a much better kernel for you real soon. For now KT is a good workaround.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SwimDrewid:
So far so good.

Camera appears to work (auto focus) on first attempt

gps (via maps) connects right away (location accurate up to 5 meters)

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] paulg1981:
What are the features of this ROM?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] otroguero:
Long Press power (Power down device) to get out of loop. Press Vol+ & Home & Power to get back into recovery. Clear caches & reboot. Working flawlessly.

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Same as other AOSP 4.2.1 roms. No multi-user yet, no multi-window yet, all else is in good order. Great work devs, def worth the wait. :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] diaftia:
Haven't used it all that much yet. Went to lunch, did a yelp check in and some other small google related searches just fine. The only thing I have noticed is that there is no calendar app.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Fadakar:
Calendar is available on the Play Store now so there really isn't a need for it to be included anymore, is there?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
Nope, not exactly needed at all.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] paulg1981:
Does this one have the call volume issue as well? I assume so since it is based off CM?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ANTHONY81L:
Does this rom have nav buttons ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] teh roxxorz:
Yes it does.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] r.suchil2:
What are the bugs?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SwimDrewid:
Nothing thus far, but flash it and report back :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] diaftia:
Have noticed that even with headphones plugged in when I go to test ringtones and notifications they still play through the speaker and not just the headphones. Don't remember this being normal. Was at work trying to set a ringtone. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] danon.brown:
is native tether or wifi tether app working on this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Upstreammiami:
Does it have photo sphere ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ihugyou:
Been trying to flash this all day. Either I get stuck in the boot loop, or it just boots up until the SG3 screen and then it just turns off..so weird. So I can't figure it out, I'll just wait until you guys get some update! I have tried to boot with and without the kernel, and with and without gapps. Now it's having trouble just flashing a stock rom with odin :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Upstreammiami:
Please tell me you flashed ktz kernel?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ihugyou:
Yeah twice I did and twice I didn't. Bootloop twice and then the other two times the phone just turned off after the sg3 screen.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DizzyMP:
I'm getting the same thing.

Edit: Okay, I'm an idiot... As soon as I posted that I checked to see if I downloaded the correct ktoonz kernel and I downloaded the 4.1 kernel.

Everything is gravy now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] aseercte:
Follow these steps flash ROM then flash kernel then flash gapps and wipe cache and dalvik cache reboot .make sure you got the right kernel
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dg4prez:
honestly i think at this point that if anyone else wants to argue the finer points of linaro, open up a thread. the bottom line is this "friendly discussion" is interfering with our ability to confer and support our users, and for you all to do the same with each other. it's certainly an interesting discussion, and a fairly complicated issue, but not really something we need to have in this thread. we're certainly not lying to our users, trying to cheat people out of donations, or making fat stacks of cash doing this. for all intents and purposes we're doing this for nothing at all other than the satisfaction of having our phones run the way we like, and seeing other people say the same. fair enough?

anyone who had something that was overlooked, please, ask again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] zkz90:
sorry for my inexperience, but basically i would be losing the linaro optimizations in the kernel if i were to flash another kernel (like ktoonz) correct?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigwillyg:
You don't need to use nightly builds of linaro. You can just download the latest binary available. Trust me, there is a difference in the feel of the software between compiling it with linaro and not. In fact, there are certain cflags that only linaro recognizes for optimizing. If you try to compile a Rom/kernel that has them with a different tool chain than linaro IT WILL FAIL.

If the Rom/kernel is fully linaro optimized it won't build on any other tool chain. It has nothing to do with what I believe or what my opinion is. Linaro is linaro, Google is Google.

But remember, once you switch to linaro you will encounter errors that you were not expecting. And that will be before you start to optimize it.

Long story short:

DON'T ADVERTISE LINARO UNLESS YOU ARE ACTUALLY USING IT.

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Yes, unless the kernel you flashed was linaro optimized and built. Right now, there is really only one ( oh wait make that 2, I forgot about Ziggy) dev that actually does this. And that dev gave a lot of that stuff to ziggy to use as well. not everything but a lot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Parkourkid93:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.2 [d2spr] » Jan 24

Anyone getting message not sent?, every time tmyou either try to send or when you receive an SMS?, ever tho the message is sending?, (sorry if this was asked before) lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nocoast:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.2 [d2spr] » Jan 24

Sorry bro but I just spoke with some devs @ #linaro free node and they'd beg to differ. The GCC 4.7 that Google uses contains the exact same patchsets as the 'official' linaro tool chain. It even tracks new linaro changes upstream. I promise you if i did download linaros tool chain from their site our ROM would compile all the same...beyond that the important part of the optimization is O3...I'm not sure what your problem is but googles GCC 4.7 is infact linaro. For all intents and purposes. If your going to have a hissyfit I'll gladly recompile this ROM with the tool chain downloaded from linaros site and I guarantee you the otapackage will turn out the same. Stop trying to be right and just accept the fact that were compiling using linaro's GCC 4.7 in O3.

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Sorry bro but I just spoke with some devs @ #linaro free node and they'd beg to differ. The GCC 4.7 that Google uses contains the exact same patchsets as the 'official' linaro tool chain. It even tracks new linaro changes upstream. I promise you if i did download linaros tool chain from their site our ROM would compile all the same...beyond that the important part of the optimization is O3...I'm not sure what your problem is but googles GCC 4.7 is infact linaro. For all intents and purposes. If your going to have a hissyfit I'll gladly recompile this ROM with the tool chain downloaded from linaros site and I guarantee you the otapackage will turn out the same. Stop trying to be right and just accept the fact that were compiling using linaro's GCC 4.7 in O3.

Long story short, do your homework.

Just to entertain you i've downloaded the 'official' linaro toolchain from http://www.linaro.org/downloads/ and am recompiling your guys' rom right now with said toolchain. http://releases.linaro.org/12.12/co...12.12-2-2012-12-12_14-52-41-linux-x86.tar.bz2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigwillyg:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.2 [d2spr] » Jan 24

This will be interesting. You've got my curiosity considering that isn't Google's style.

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Have you checked too see if your apn have changed? I keep hearing that right now Sprint has a nationwide data issue that only seems to affect lte devices.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] carhauler1969:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.2 [d2spr] » Jan 24

Just confirmed that with Sprint, my service has been in & out since about 8 o'clock last night. Sprint says it'll be back up tonight.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] zkz90:
I didn't see this in OP so here goes...

The Samsung provided headphones has hardware buttons that no longer respond. On cm 10.1 and unofficial aokp, I was able to pause media, change volume, and skip tracks (hold down volume rocker) with these headphone hardware keys. I am currently on beta 3.2.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] asbury:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.2 [d2spr] » Jan 24

I noticed that headsets(wire) doesn't work on 3.2 beta. I flashed back to 3.1 and it is working again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bigwillyg:
Re: [ROM] [AOSP][LINARO] LIQUIDSMOOTH JellyBean [4.2.1] Beta 3.2 [d2spr] » Jan 24

Nocoast, if I'm wrong you get my apologies and new found respect. If I'm right, you and your users can benefit from the linaro tool chain. Either way I think everyone here is now that much more informed and educated as to what it means to be linaro optimized.