yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flyestAC:
Maybe this ROM isn't for you. Someone said that there was another ROM that was the best. Perhaps you should try that one.

Sent from my Slimmed and Booped VZWGS3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Tallica21:
With no help from anyone here!? Pretty sure people told you try try a clean flash

Sent from my SCH-I535 using Xparent ICS Tapatalk 2
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] :
Don't worry. I already have. Most builders want to fix there issues. Not make excuses.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] -RioT-:
What issues? I'm not having the same issues you are having. Could be a user error.

Maybe if you came at us a different way you would have gotten help add most people here are very helpful. All I can say is that I'm glad you found something for you and should probably be in THAT thread. From what I seen, "most builders " don't answer to complaints with a poor attitude.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Azuma73:
I'm usually pretty quiet & don't feed trolls, but with all due respect....Kick rocks dude!!!

We don't need that $hit 'round these parts & yeah, perhaps Liquid is just not 'yer bag!?!?

Thank you & have a nice day!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flyestAC:
lol

Sent from my Slimmed and Booped VZWGS3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] annoyingduck:
Oh you guys didn't see liquid's post a ways back letting all users of his roms know that he is offering in house "hands on troubleshooting"?

I believe all he asked for was your home address, and an accurate time window of when you will be home so that he doesn't keep you waiting.

He is a very providing developer. He'll bring cupcakes too if you ask him nicely.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] brandoncarlson33:
Now that's customer service!!!! :)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Stranger_84:
Lmao now that's funny!!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Azuma73:
Erked!?!?!?

Somehow, & I have no idea why, my phone won't go past kernel splash!?!??!

tried Odin 4.1.2 & it a'int friggin' doin' squat!?!?!?

my $hit is fuct!!

Even tried going stock, nand backup & all that...........no dice!?!?!?:silly:
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SomeGuyDude:
How long have you let it sit on the splash?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] olufadi1:
what version of the rom did you have running? this used to happen to me all the time up until v2.5. I would get boot loops after powering down or rebooting. I would have to factory reset and do a fresh install...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] liquid0624:
Yes this is very true i do offer some of the best support for roms in the android community :cool:

I always do my very best to try to answer my xda pms, people on twitter, and face book as well ;)

(but the fresh liquid cupcakes will cost you extra lol) :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] parcou:
Has anyone experienced the following....

When you get a call the sound of the person is all gargled up...think of it like using a BT and you are too far away from the phone but in this case NO BT just using the phone...

I have to reboot the phone to clear it up...

If not experienced, where would you start to find a fix?

Thx
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jsdecker10:
I noticed that there's currently only 2 choices for screen timeout modes. Is there any way to add custom screen timeout modes so that we can set it to what we want?

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That's kinda crazy because I've never experienced this issue on this ROM until just a few mins ago. I just decided I was gonna reboot my phone and after the kt747 kernel splash screen it displayed the new liquid(purple and blue smoke) splash screen. It just sat on the liquid splash for 10 mins, so I just pulled the battery. Started it back ip and it booted to the main screen just fine. Rebooted it again and the same thing happened....stuck on liquid splash. Pulled battery AGAIN and replaced it, booted, and it booted up properly this last time. This has never happened to me on this rom or kernel combo...just a random out of the blue type of occurence.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Azuma73:
I was on 2.6 nightly I believe? I've never had that happen with any version of LS until that one!

Couldn't even get past bootani with nand backup? Had to go back to bone-stock, even had to re-root!! Lost everything on internal storage too!!

Then finally got my nandroid from last week to work, so now I'm good.

Any LS nightlies lurking somewhere I don't know about?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bobby janow:
Only one thing can do that for me. A new kernel. It's happened but been a while. Teaches us to make a backup with titanium and save it to the computer.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jsdecker10:
I know this might be a crazy question, but how do you do that? I know how to backup my user and system apps to my internal storage or my external sd card, but how do you backup your whole system to the computer using Titanium? I know how to go into cwm recovery and make a backup, so are you saying just to hook up to the computer and transfer it over? Or is there a way in Titanium to backup the whole entire ROM, including apps, and Titanium automatically saving it to the pc?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] bobby janow:
Not a crazy question at all, in fact a good one. I merely copy the contents of my TiB folder to my computer. I have restored all my settings, albeit if the OS supports it, to a new phone. Game data etc. But also I copy the backup folder of my recovery. I use TWRP and copy my "backup" folder to my computer. If I get a replacement phone I can copy the backup to the new phone and restore it. So basically I copy everything I can to my computer and then restore as needed. Naturally, nothing works all the time and you might lose everything but this reduces the odds.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jsdecker10:
Sweeeeet...yea i've done that many times before too. Do you know if there's a way to have Ti copy it directly to the computer, while bypassing the phone or sdcard storage?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] krwdre:
Hey guys, I'm thinking about flashing this on my phone, but had a couple of questions for you all.

How's the battery life compared to stock unrooted?

Any major bugs I should be worried about?

And lastly, how's your 4G speeds compared to stock?

Thank you very much in advance for answering my questions and have a great weekend everyone! :D
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SilentStrider:
Use your custom recovery to

make a nandroid backup and in Tb it gives you the option to upload and synchronize the Tb's backup folder to your dropbox or box account... you can find that in the settings of Tb.

You could also use the unified S3 toolkit and via adb can backup everything in to your computer from a nandroid to your personal files.

A thumb rule when you are jumping around different roms....you shouldn't restore system apps via Tb or any other similar app....that can potentially lead to system errors or worse..

See above!

See above!

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Device: SGS3 LTE GT-I9305 4G

Rom: XenonHD

Recovery: Philz_Touch_Recovery 5.06.1

Kernel:

3.0.64-CM-gda39955-root@black

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The best person that could answer you all this questions is non other but your self...assuming you have spent time reading this thread or other roms threads...if you are coming from a stock rom then spent some time reading about AOSP roms...but in the end it is only you that can decide what works for you or not...the thing you have to do first learn how to root your phone....then how to flash a custom recovery...then flashing roms.

Good luck and have fun learning!

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Device: SGS3 LTE GT-I9305 4G

Rom: XenonHD

Recovery: Philz_Touch_Recovery 5.06.1

Kernel:

3.0.64-CM-gda39955-root@black

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Jwaves:
so how long until we can get some of that halo love over here
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] liquid0624:
[ROM][4.2.2][NIGHTLY] LiquidSmooth v2.6.5 - d2vzw - 06|15|13

Liquid JB v2.6.5 NIGHTLY (103 MB)

MD5: 918e1aac93b79bf23ea107bf53345135

MAINDL: http://bit.ly/13MVcOv

liquid.d2vzw.061413.223158

new dark liquid v2.0 implemented (kufikugel)

more linaro patches latest 4.74 toolchain (linaro)

latest device and kernel updates for d2 family (cm)

new liquidsmooth havoc boot animation HD (jaekar99)

paranoid android HALO has now been added (drcmda)

lots of bugfixes & performance enhancements (cm & slimroms)

Camera button rebinding & lockscreen action additions (corcoran)
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] krazie1:
Hey liquid0624 sorry to say but HALO don't keep the apps open in the background. It goes to the homescreen after replying to a message instead of my last app.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 760hacker:
Do we have to use halo or can we disable/turn off?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Stranger_84:
You don't have to use it ... The latest nightly is amazing thanks liquid
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Azuma73:
Can someone please assist me with this issue???

Can't find my camera.apk anywhere!?!??

Thanks...lovin' the new LS logo/havoc anim!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 1967ls2:
Just flashed the latest nightly. All good so far. Halo seems to be working as intended
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Azuma73:
....your camera working at all??

I tried my stock/rooted nandroid bu & camera worked, so it's NOT a hardware issue!?!?!?

All else is wicked rad, but I'm kinda pissed I can't use my camera!?!?

Not like, pissed at anyone or anything, just really bummed out!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Jwaves:
has anyone noticed a black smudge or dot that appears in the camera app? litterally every picture i take has this dot or smudge on it. I dont see when i take pictures in instagram though. I was wondering if it could be the app itself possibly?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] parcou:
I am not seeing this issue but I did do a clean install...I was hoping to get FB sounds back but no luck so far on that part...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mmikeee:
anyone able to get halo to hide after activity? it's under the interface settings but every time I check it and exit the settings, it just unchecks
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] 1967ls2:
My camera seems to be working fine. Haven't noticed any black smudges on the pictures I have taken either.

Halo exits fine for me. It notifies me, I access the app thorough it, exits and takes me right back to the app I was using previously
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] LuigiBull23:
smoother than ever!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ChronicMixTapes:
Anyone know why I'm not getting group message responses from other GS3 users but I will from iPhone users?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SomeGuyDude:
Excellent as always. Once I disabled Halo of course.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
Just a guess but on the ROM I'm using, multiple recipient SMS defaults to sending individual messages to each. There's an option to send one MMS, but that's not the default. When you send the one to everyone, it appears to start a group message that one person's response goes to everyone. I believe that is the default on iPhone. Is that what you're talking about?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] parcou:
Correction....FB notifications works on the clean install of 2.6.5 just all my Zedge sounds were deleted I swore they were saved on SD but was on damn internal memory..

Nightly works great and the Halo is nice as well works as described in the video
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] mcdevil58:
How do i turn off HALO i cant like highlight it and drag it to the X to remove it. Is there another way to turn it off?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
Double tap it then drag to the "x" & drop it. Goes back up into your notification shade until you reactivate it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SomeGuyDude:
It's really dumb. What you have to do is tap on it to bring it out, then double tap but hold the second tap to be able to drag it, then you can drag it to the top of the screen to get rid of it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] parcou:
"0" Folder Internal Memory

Developers or anyone who knows....

I did a clean install of 2.6.5 and wiped all data the whole 9-yards... In the internal memory of the device I have a folder

\sdcard\0\....

All my old stuff is in the \0\ folder and not on the root of the sdcard and this is why Zedge, media, notifications could not be found my files, music downloaded, etc... It also seems to be an \emulated\ folder as well the seems to point back to the \sdcard\0\... folder

Why is the Rom doing this and how can I fix?? I know I can move folders back to the root \sdcard\ but I cannot rid this folder....

Anyone who can advise??
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jakereeves31:
Only way to get rid of it would be to format your internal storage, but the 0 folder is created with every AOSP ROM. You'll just have to live with it if you're gonna be on AOSP
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
Good write up about it here. Ginormous pain in the a$$ as far as I'm concerned but this is what happens when software for a phone is made to be compatible with a tablet. I'd say there's less than 1% of the population that needs multiple user accounts on a phone but I'm sure that number is much higher, certainly over 50% once people know they can do it, on a tablet device.

http://androidforums.com/verizon-ga...-latest-jelly-bean-roms-edited-5-11-13-a.html
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ChronicMixTapes:
Yes that's it. I've enabled group messaging on the stock rom texting app. My texts are sent through the group convo but I get individual responses from android phones even though they're responding to the group message.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] noingwhat:
I've tried it with both KT and LK, and the same results either way. And I have noticed it in a few other apps too, such as cut the rope, which is why I don't believe it's due to the app itself, but scramble is without a doubt the most noticeable.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
Do other people in the "group" get those responses too? That's how I understand it, at least. I get one of those group messages from another Android phone & then start getting responses from other individuals in the group, people I don't know.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ChronicMixTapes:
Yeah the android phones and iPhones respond in the group and they get sent and received to each other fine. It's only to my phone that the android phones responses get delivered individually. I may try a new texting app. Which sucks because I like this stock one on liquid. Any suggestions on what texting app to try?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] liquid0624:
So how is everyone enjoying the nightly ?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] aromig:
Good stuff! Smooth, with no issues here. Not sure halo is my thing though. Nice to have the option in case I change my mind.

Sent via XDA Premium using my GS3 running LiquidSmooth 2.6.5 nightly with BetterBean theme
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] liquid0624:
It needs some updates and bugfixes but it works well for the most part
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
I used Handsent for about a year but that was mostly for the pop-up capabilities. Now that I'm using Halo (& before with the pop-up capabilities of the stock messaging app), I don't need that. But both Handsent & GoSMS have tons of options. They might be of help.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] flyestAC:
It's because the people who are responding don't have group messaging or at least don't have it enabled on their device. No matter what texting app you use, if the responder doesn't have group messaging you'll get their message separate.

Sent from my Slimmed and Booped VZWGS3
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] PsiPhiDan:
Can anyone explain how to use the blacklist/whitelist thing? I see an option to toggle between them but not how to choose apps and stuff. Do I need the app from the Play Store or can I do it in the ROM only?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
Once you decide black list or white, you go to System / Apps / and open each app individually (as though to uninstall or clean cache or data). Just under the app name there are 2 checkboxes - one to allow notifications and one to either white list (if you've chosen that) or black list it.

I've found the white list to be the one I like best. That way, only the apps I want to notify me using Halo are enabled to do so. If you choose black list, by default all apps except the ones you've manually excluded will notify you using Halo.

Once you get your settings dialed in, Halo is helpful and totally awesome. A couple of minor bugs still exist - though I'm using the white list, I still get notifications from apps I have not given permission to but, beyond that minor headache, I'm loving it.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] ChronicMixTapes:
They do have it enabled because 1) I've seen a couple of the devices and B) they have group convos between android and non-android phones. It's only to my phone that they get delivered individually.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jsdecker10:
CWM backup folder names...

How come when I go into CWM recovery and make a nandroid backup, the folder name it creates for the backup files displays the RIGHT DATE, but the WRONG TIMESTAMP? For example, I just made a nandroid backup and I started the backup process today(2013-06-16) at 3:54 pm and it completed at 4:08 pm, but the folder name for this new backup is " 2013-06-16.19.55.17 " ?? It has the right date, but the wrong time. I don't guess it's a big deal at all, but is this something that I can change in my phone to where it displays the backup folder names using the correct timestamp in the name? Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Jwaves:
military time?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jsdecker10:
I am also noticing something else very, very strange involving CWM Recovery. I have used CWM Recovery to make a couple of backups using just the regular "Backup" option listed at the top of the Backup and Restore options screen AND I've also made a couple of backups using the "Backup to External SD Card" option near the bottom of the Backup and Restore options screen. Well, just to verify that the backups were properly created in their respective locations, I double checked from within CWM Recovery and clicked on "Restore" near the top of the screen just to see if the folders were in fact there, and they were. And when I check from within CWM Recovery to see if the backups were made on the external sd card by clicking on "Restore from External SD" or whatever it's called, they're also there. OK....everything checks out good from inside CWM Recovery...the backup folders were in fact created on the internal storage AND the external SD card. Now here's the problem...when I boot back into Android and open ES File Explorer to check both the /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup AND /external_sd/clockworkmod/backup, it's only showing the /external_sd/clockworkmod/backup folders and NOT the /sdcard/clockworkmod/backup folders. This is soooooooooooooo strange!!! How come in my ES File Explorer it's not even showing that the "clockworkmod" folder exists at all on the /sdcard , but the "clockworkmod" folder on the /external_sd is showing up??? Also, in the ES Explorer settings, I have it set to Display All Hidden Files...man, I'm confused!!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
I believe it's showing GMT.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] annoyingduck:
This is why I dropped cwm and went to twrp, it's super simple, you can swap between internel and external within recovery, zero file manager issues, and dates are correct. My advice is to switch over and get a couple of backups stored to the point where you don't need your old cwm backups. You can always Reflash cwm later to use your old backups, but I think you'll find you won't ever want to go back and end up erasing your cwm backups because they are large files!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] brandoncarlson33:
Anyone else not able to install apks from the sim card on the nightly I flashed it to see what's new and had that prob

sent from a custom s3 powered by illusion ROM ,KT747 kernel w/mods by team kernelizers ,themed by blackout1911 ,and modded by all
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SomeGuyDude:
Is there like a "Halo guide" out there? Because for the life of me I have yet to figure out how to make it do anything Android can't do natively.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] lazarus0000:
Looking for that too.

But I do appreciate the fact that that it allows you to go to the app that's calling you attention without potentially losing what your looking @ in the 1st place. Not a big deal but better than getting a notification and then having to reopen whatever your in can be a bit of a pain.

I did find this:

http://www.addictivetips.com/android/paranoid-android-halo-notification-system-complete-review/
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SomeGuyDude:
I don't get that, though. If you have the recents button (or the AOKP "last app" button, which I have bound to long-press on the back button) then you can pop open whatever app and boom, go right back to the other thing. The only apps that have things like that which would require any kind of immediate-but-brief attention would be chat windows or email, but it's not like the other method is so awful. It looks to me like the only difference is you can SEE the recent task instead of full-screen on each.

The only thing I can see it doing is being for people who want to replace the status and nav bars entirely, and this gives them a nice notification interface. But I've been trying to make it do stuff I can't already and failing.

To you HALO users, can you give me an example of a time when HALO did it in a way that Android would have failed otherwise?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] parcou:
Glad you asked...

Ignore all my other post on 2.6.5....the rom rocks!

HALO - Works great although others seem to not like it. It is fathers days and all day I am getting messages for all social apps. Halo has been so nice to have that while in my main app I can quickly respond to FB, Instagram, Email, etc... I truly like it..

Facebook - Did a clean install looks like all my dirty flashes took out the notification. Now it works :)

Otherwise all is smooth, fast and working biggest thing for me that all features work.... I REALLY like the nightly

Only issue I had was with the \sdcard\0\ but not due to the rom and this had a part with my phone not finding my sounds maybe with FB... Was on the old CWM and updated that and fixed the folder structure as it should be...

I will change my sig so ignore that but for "Me" this has been the best and again I find Halo great...

Thx

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Hope it this can be done down the road without a flash... I like the rom as is do not want to flash for a minute... Don't mind a separate Halo update :)

If possible...
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] SomeGuyDude:
Oh yeah the ROM is dynamite overall. Have the KT kernel on here and it's whizzing along beautifully.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] PsiPhiDan:
Thank you for that very well thought out and detailed answer! I am enjoying Halo as well, but didn't want EVERY app notifying me. Thanks for the advice on the whitelist thing!

Also, check out the app in the Play Store if you haven't already. It allows apps to be permanently pinned to Halo whether you have notifications or not (you could pull up messaging or email quickly that way in the mini screen version). You can turn that off or on with a quick button press in the app. Pretty neat!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] Jwaves:
if you already have cwm how do you switch to twrp. I tried to in rom manager is shows that its my current setup but when i try to make a back up. its still cwm
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] annoyingduck:
Easiest way is to download goo manager from the playstore, hit menu, install open script recovery. Give it a min, done!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy S III] jsdecker10:
yep, i accidentally stumbled across that too back on super bowl night lol