yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
And that's the culprit. You've modded app(s) so it created .odex file on deodexed ROM what makes that message on every reboot. You should live with that or if you prefer clean reboot without modded apps,then launch lucky patcher,touch the menu button and choose "remove .odex files".
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pepo930:
My device is flying after flashing this. This is the best TouchWizz based ROM for the S3 and the Aroma customisation is topnoch for making a minimalistic install. Forget the S5 themed abominations, if you want speed and stability, this is the ROM.

I flashed it with ArchiKernel, 320DPI and stock theme to avoid any conflicts.

I have only 3 requests:

1.Add a disable boot sound function in the AROMA installer

2.Add disable/enable shutter sound in camera

3.F2FS (I know you don't like it, but this more friendly to the memory and also faster?)

I also want to report a bug:

If you flash the ROM without the Samsung Browser app, your internet won't work.

Any services that require internet can't connect.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
Oh no I'm sorry. I meant when pressing the volume down button.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Buckycasuals:
Just flashed this ROM. How do i make the screen display brighter? I don't like the screen display color
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
settings - my device - screen - screen mode & change to any other than "professional photo"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TeosMaoMao:
1 and 2 can be found in wanam xposed that comes with the rom under the sound settings.. .
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarti321:
Thank you very much it worked!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] snnrkn:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] there's a problem with ArchiDroid app. When i go from portrait to landscape in app, it crashes. I know the app will be rewritten in the future but i just wanted to report the situation.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xpmode:
Try reinstalling stock ROM with a PIT file.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Hey ArchiDroiders!

For all of you with custom keyboard chosen in aroma (or installed later, nvm) - I discovered some time ago two great modules which are extremely helpful in fully forgetting about stock funcionalities. :)

#1 http://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/native-clip-board-beta-t2784682 -> it brings native clipboard known from samsung keyboards back which means you can copy few things at once & then just paste them somewhere without any multitasking

#2 http://xdaforums.com/xposed/modules/mod-disable-fullscreen-keyboard-t2832902 -> as a tittle shows, it disables fullscreen mode for keyboards when being in horizontal

You have to give them a huge try, I promise you won't regret it (yeah, no bugs at all at least with Google Keyboard). :)

Have a good day all!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] papatzis:
Mm

It is not working on stock? What keyboard is the best for you? I am using Google keyboard is this the stock?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Depressed T.Bear:
SwiftKey is phenomenal! This is truly the best keyboard around. I tried many.. A.I type plus, Swype, minuum, etc....

But the accuracy and prediction of SwiftKey is really magical :) give it a try

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
It's working on stock, but #1 doesn't make sense as stock keyboard comes already with clipboard app.

Stock keyboard = samsung keyboard.

Best for me? Google one, the most minimalistic in its way. :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] papatzis:
So when I go to settings I have Google keyboard, so those exposed modules you suggested are working both?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Yeah, working like a charm.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] papatzis:
Full screen keyboard is not working I see the module in the xposed modules list it is activated and I had rebooted I am using google keyboard. What I do wrong? I sent you a screenshot.

These are my installed modules because there might be a conflict?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
No idea.

Try with this module (before uninstall previous one ofc): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ch.todatec.todatecmodule
[Galaxy S III Android Development] detroyerx:
Hey guys hi there, i flashed this awesome rom on my GF S3 and she's facing unstable wifi notification when she didn't before, i already unchecked the auto switch wifi and always search for wifi, but it keeps showing the same notification.

I was looking over this thread using the search button, but didn't find a final solution, so could someone give me some advice or does she have to live with that using this rom?

Thanks a lot in advance!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Depressed T.Bear:
Hi,

just a quick question. My Bitdefender AV alerts me that there's a trojan/fake-app in /system/app/ called "Shell.apk".

Do you have it on your phone too?! I uploaded it to virustotal.com but it says that it's clean... :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] matt-86:
Same problem. Wifi is continuously connecting and disconnecting giving me warning. Don't have this problem on stock rom with stock kernel. I started having this problem first with boeffla kernel. Now also with archi.... so sad :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viktor92:
Working fine here...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Hey guys,

Please do try reflashing (without wipes) ArchiDroid but now with ArchiKernel.

Report back.

If above steps were to help you, I would talk with Andi.

Regards

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Dude, each of us has this app preinstalled by default:

https://github.com/JustArchi/ArchiDroid/blob/1.X-EXPERIMENTAL/system/app/Shell.apk

It comes with stock samsung firmware so IMO no need to worry here about some crappy AV info. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] matt-86:
I have reflashed 3 times with Archikernel. Always the same problem... i suspect is something inside kernel. I also had same issue with boeffla. Not with stock.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] benedictros:
I vote megawipe
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MuerteDiablo:
Ik think it is just his phone. Got avast antivirus running here without problems. Also have a few devices with bitdefender and no problems whatsoever.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hexo07:
I use this Rom with Boeffla kernel.

Is THW ArchiKernel for this Rom better?

How can i switch to ArchiKernel?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] matt-86:
Wiped and mega wiped and super wiped. Absolutely everything. doesn't fix it. I think is something in kernels wifi modules. I think..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] D00ky:
Someone correct me if I am wrong but Boeffla kernel has modified wifi module that helps to reduce battery consumption and in rare cases this brakes wifi functionality. You should contact Andi and ask him about this problem.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] matt-86:
I think yes. And i also think that archi kernel has it. I am on archi kernel this is why I'm writing here.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SuperAce609:
No issues here at all. Been using boeffla kernel since forever.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ghoster76:
I had Camera issue on my i9300 with this rom. Lol, I bought my device in Vietnam where it had been made. F*ck Samsung up :mad:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] D00ky:
Me too. But in rare cases it causes issues that were also reported in Boeffla thread.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nokia_16:
Network drops frequently

I'm using this rom for past 7 days with only 1 issue. I'm getting severe network drop. Signal bars are not at all constant. They vary from 4 bars to 0 bars frequently. Previously i was in stock rom where i was not having any issue. But in this rom i'm having this issue. Also i havn;t upgraded my stock modem. I have switched off mobile data ,changed network mode to GSM but still i got same issue. I'm using boeffla Iinaro kernel beta 5.4 with Archi Ultrasave Profile. Tried with 3 different network sim same error..

Please someone help me...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] benedictros:
Usually network problems like this are related to the modem. Did you update your modem in aroma installer when installing archidroid? If you did, you want to revert back or install a different modem. Or if you didn't install new modem, you can try doing so through aroma.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nokia_16:
Debugging Mode Not working. I installed a fresh by advanced wiping. When i enable usb debugging in developer option my windows is not recognizing adb where as it only show portable device. Kindly help in this regard.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Can't help you because it's working flawlessly in my case.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] papatzis:
Check if Samsung Kies is running in the background.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] user2k10:
If I were feeling brave enough to ask for an eta on the upcoming release then I would, but since it's illegal I won't.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Hey Paulo Coelho, please do not spam.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabyif:
HAHA waiting for something from you :))
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
So you said it..

EOT. :cool:

Regards,

Mr. Dalai Lama
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabyif:
:)) you're a legend man :))

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] szotaa:
Is anyone using kitkat revolution theme on 1.7.18 build? Does it cause any issues?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] papatzis:
Hi to all. I had installed xposed framework and some modules, is there a way to stop xposed to record logs?

In a day I have over 150mb of log file.

Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] michalis95:
Gear now works

THANK YOU, i love you so much! <3 <3 <3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] konohanz:
any info when AD 1.7.19 base on XX- release thx..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Occasus:
Asking for ETA's is against forum rules. When Archi has finished the development he will let us know.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Lol, I thought our Mr. Coelho's statement, located few posts above yours, was clear enough:

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Clicking thanks button would be enough. :) :)

Anyway, glad it helped.

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I'm not sure if it's not related with any of your modules - check that log, maybe one of them is producing weirdly tones of logs?

I'm saying this cause since using xposed woth various of modules (currently I have 10 installed) I have never ever faced this issue.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] papatzis:
Yes finally it was greenify I installed last version and now it's OK
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Shrewdy:
I dont think it would !!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] moffa89:
I use it and have problems on lockscreen
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Geo_Tech:
It is such a great ROM but it would be better if it had more s5 look and some feature more...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Lol, no.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] user2k10:
No. Black theme is perfect!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Occasus:
+1

S5 lookalike ROMs have became a huge trend as it seems, especially when they are based on ported 4.4.2 firmwares. I personally think that it is important to have a plethora of different bases/ROMs to choose from.

ArchiDroid 1 is an incredible example of incredible work, good for beginners and advanced users as well. To close the circle, we have a lot of devs around here with S5 "clones" in their back that are pretty good. It would be simply unnecessary to change the look of this ROM. Just my two cents.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Geo_Tech:
I see that more than one have the same opinion and its ok but i am talking about an S5 theme option in the aroma installer. Anyway just saying.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Occasus:
Sure bro, no problem. There was an option to choose a S5 theme in Aroma installer some time ago but Archi removed it due to compatibility issues when I remember right. Maybe it will be readded some day, who knows. Have a nice evening :laugh:

Cheers!

- Occasus
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cloudx720:
Blekota rom is insanley good, fck 4.3 its ancient like a dinosaur! [emoji12]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] just4u32:
Hey [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION], upgrading to your latest version I am not able to play any recorded camera videos..

I have made a full wipe.

Any ideas?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
ArchiDroid is meant to be the most optimized, the most stable and the most battery-friendly solution for everybody who wants to improve everything by little without making any trade-offs.

I have nothing against adding custom themes to the aroma with giving proper credits as long as this theme is ACTIVELY developed and doesn't lack behind. For instance, I won't include XXUGNA8 theme, which is incompatible with currently cooking XXUGNG3.

I see no point in making OS "cool and fancy" like other S5 ROMs. If you like S5 look, go ahead and try them, nobody is stopping you. ArchiDroid simply has other objective. I prefer to cut memory usage to the minimum by debloating and cutting things from the main OS, while others prefer to add more bloat, calling it "S5 additions" and making system available to launch one app at the time :).

Sorry, ArchiDroid will always be in two variants by default. Stock variant, for touchwiz framework, touchwiz stability, touchwiz goods and freedom in terms of restoring bloatware, and AOSP variant, for extra performance, advanced optimizations, cutting-edge development and features.

This is also the main reason why I decided to NOT rebase AD 1.X on top of ArchiPort. Simply because AP is not stable, I got higher hopes for this project when I initially started it, and even if it doesn't have any major problems in current stadium, I simply don't want to abandon perfect masterpiece of AD 1.X to something with varying future.

Making extra work to add totally unnecessary bloatware is also not a point of ArchiDroid, you can install this one yourself. And if you want to make your phone "kewl" CM's theme engine and nice-looking theme is much better than saying "look, thanks to these xda folks my SGS3 looks like SGS5! Ignore the fact that everything FCs and half of the functions don't work!".
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Let me sum up: so I have currently rock-stable & powerful dinosaur while you're appreaciating your overloaded, fat & transformed (to be more precise - ported literally) creature? I think you can easily imagine what would Godzilla do with KitKat.. :) :3

Seems like I'm the winner.

Now, forgive me, but I have to go back to my Ice Age, work starts soon.

Regards,

Fred.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nokia_16:
Can someone help me. I have perfectly working rom. In lockscreen on right hand side below clock i see a pencil icon with white backgroud. How to hide that icon? If i tap that pencil icon it goes to clock widget option
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
You have 3 options:

a) deal with it as it's a samsung 'feature' which appears after setting custom DPI for system,

b) change system DPI to 320 (IMO the worst solution),

c) replace your lockscreen with custom one, for example AcDisplay.

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ArchiDroiders! Confess yourselfs, who's missing

working

4way reboot menu (not this crappy one from wanam :()?

Perform these steps & you will be able to use it again:

#0 make sure you have unticked 4way menu in wanam xposed

#1 install this module: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2842792

#2 activate it, restart phone

#3 launch APM+ app, click on "REBOOT", tick "Mod this stock item to advanced reboot", apply changes by clicking on the bottom

#4 voila, welcome back this ultra handy feature :cool:

#5 in case you don't see any dofference reboot phone again

I've been waitting for so long to get this back.. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabyif:
[/COLOR]

Or just simply install this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=40514264 în recovery and you have 4 ways reboot (Reboot, Restart Shell, Download, Recovery) and also Light, Ink lockscreen :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] ScratMan38:
Or maybe it could be a good reason for creating a ArchiDroid 3.X branch, based on ported "stock" 4.4.2 ?

I mean, the improvements made to the kernel brought better stability, even if it did not look like a rock solid ROM at the beginning, it seems to be quite stable when the Samsung bloatware is removed.

As you said previously, and if I understood well, with your new development tools it takes you one day to bring ArchiDroid optimizations to any device (as you did with AOSP on Xperia M). So it may be possible to further improve ArchiPort by applying ArchiDroid optimizations, right ?

I have to disagree with you on this.

Of course, ArchiDroid 1.X is blazing fast, stable and beatiful compared to stock Samsung 4.3 ROMs ; but I have to confirm the stock Samsung 4.4 from ArchiPort or ArchiDroid 2.X are much, very much, many very much faster than ArchiDroid 1.X.

It's clear that KitKat brings many performance improvement to the system.

The issue on ArchiPort being with stability when bloatware is installed, but it seems to be improved now with newer custom kernels.

I'm quite disappointed today, as I received a Galaxy S5 for free (mistakes from an online shop when my father ordered his S5. He had to repeat the order three times, the first two were canceled by the shop with no reason... and he received two S5.. :p ), so now I'm missing ArchiDroid, and as AOSP based ROMs are in early development phase, I'm stuck with the stock 4.4.2 ROM.

But anyway, WOOOOW !! The speed of Android 4.4 added to the speed of the SnapDragon 801 @ 2.5GHz makes this phone so fast ! it's unbelievable.

If ArchiDroid could be ported to the SM-900F, this could become the (almost) perfect phone (yes, almost, as it's a little too big to be perfect, it does not correctly fit in my hand).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lsalamun:
Workaround

Try setting clock size to small in lockscreen settings under my device, no tiny icon for me :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lorenzo_9:
Hi, if I use adflash command right now and download delta updates from archidroid 1.x experimental (now I'm running 1.7.18) will it be like the upcoming 1.7.19?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] regaber:
I'm curious about what performance really means.

When I tested ArchiPort based roms, they were indeed fast. But the ram usage was always quite hight, like 500+ MB. So when I started actually using the phone, browsing with several tabs opened, then multi-tasking to gmail, then answering a message, bascis stuff you know : then memory got full quickly, background apps were killed all the time, browser tabs constantly reloaded etc.

On AD 1.X, my phone memory usage is always under 400 MB when I don't use it (or after boot). So even after hours of heavy use, multi-tasking is fast, phone reacts quickly to every action.

So basically, I think it's better to have a tiny bit slower performance, but constantly usable. I am looking for a rom that brings me stable use in any condition, and only AD 1.X gives me that.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabyif:
Whaaaat ?!?! RAM under 400 mb on AD 1.x,how? Best RAM I get on AD 1.X is 500+ after cleaning it :))
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ScratMan38:
As I said, the biggest issues on ArchiPort were the bloat apps and poor RAM management from the kernel (mixing sources from 4.3 and 4.4).

So, yes, with firsts versions of ArchiPort it was quite easy to clog the memory with several apps, and at the end it leaded to kernel panic and reboot.

But at least, at equivalent free RAM capacity, ArchiPort was really smoother and faster than AD 1.X. And this was the reason why I decided to switch to ArchiDroid 2.X, in order to have the speed from KitKat with the stability from ArchiDroid.

But once cleaned and by using the new kernels, latest ArchiPort seems to be really nice, I'm following the thread, and I there is no continuous "soft reboot" or "FC" complaints like before.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Am I the one who gets jittery/not smooth camera screen? I mean,especially when focusing,even with anti-shake,screen is kinda stuttery-like. Again,am I the one?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] regaber:
Normal install, keeping a few of the bloat from aroma, Black Theme (does it help ? since it replaces image assets from the rom with lighter black ones), Greenify, a few Xposed apps, and about 40 user apps. I'm always under 400 when nothing is running.

But is it really possible to achieve equivalent free ram capacity ? When I tried ArchiPort and even AD 2.X, I actually never really managed to have much less than 500MB of used ram... I'm wondering if I was doing something wrong, as for me only AD 1.X gives me a really light ram usage.

Free ram is absolutely crucial on our device after all.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
You can't apply ArchiDroid Optimizations to stock firmware, never. You need sources to apply these optimizations. That's why I started developing ArchiKernel, to bring optimizations at least to this little part of stock firmware, which we could actually rebuild.

AP doesn't offer anything, really. It's not faster, it's not lighter, it's simply new Android in the same old crappy touchwiz, powered by the fact that it's not even properly made, as it's a port. If you ask me, my daily ROM varies from AD 2.X, when I'm actively developing and testing stuff, to AD 1.X, when I need extra stability and a bit longer battery life.

In fact, I prefer AD 2.X, as it has full power of my optimizations, and it shows how well the whole OS is performing. But in fact, not working hw composer and lack of device maintainer hits a bit, because in fact AD 2.X works "okay" but never as good as AD 1.X does. This is caused only by lack of proper sources.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Lack of HW composer is really a bad thing. I just tried AOSP yesterday,and transition animation was laggy/stuttery when I was opening dialog with many smile's there. It's smooth on stock firmware,though. Can't stand that.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ScratMan38:
By "optimizations" I meant "debloat, build.prop and performance tweaks, best custom kernel selection, etc...", of course there is no way to optimize things we don't have the corresponding sources.

From what I've seen by testing several times AP and AD 1.X alternately, AP is faster. You're right, Touchwiz is still too heavy and needs hard debloating to be "almost good", but I really saw a performance difference in everyday use with 4.4.2

Regarding Battery Life, thanks to your work for ArchiKernel and from Andi for building Boeffla Kernel "NG" from Samsung sources, I have the same battery life in AD 2.X than I had in AD 1.X, with 3 full days of use on a full battery charge.

But yeah, AD 2.X really misses the HW Composer.

In fact, the perfect phone would be a Snapdragon version of the S5 (SM-G900F) with a port of AD 2.X.

Or maybe a Z3 Compact, to have something useable with one hand.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aromano91:
it has torch tile?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabyif:
Hey I would like to update to AD 1.7.19 experimental via adflash, my question is:if I download experimental will I have the bloatware included?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] w9999:
I flashes arter and simple gx kernel but my phone freeze at home screen. Is there any scripts conflicting.? I am at AD 1.7.18.if so then how to cleare these scripts.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabyif:
Try clear cache and dalvick OR flash Boeffla Kernel/ArchiKernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] just4u32:
Guys..?