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[Galaxy S III Android Development] dolceka:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] Hey mate, I like ur work so much.. I flashed ur ROM on my wife's device to test it without bloatware and she asked for samsung apps and these stuff "Girls Rules, Stock way" so I did it for her and I really liked the way of restoring bloatware "Full or Custom" it is very simple simple and smart... You RAM management is excellent too even after restoring full bloatware... Very good job mate and please keep it up... I am just wondering if I can use ur restoring way of bloatware "Full or Custom" with any ROM based on Samsung or it is just working with ur ROM??

Another thing... If u can add Note2, Note3 or S4 keyboard in the Aroma it will be great... If it is possible and if u know about supercharger http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=991276... Can it be added by u or manually on ur ROM? I tried it with Omega ROM 4.2 and the phone was really flying.

Last thing and sry for being annoying :( About the low memory killer in Yank555 kernel which values are the best for gamers "Me" and the best for multi tasking "My wife" and which values are balanced between performance and multi tasking?

Thank u in advance and I really very much appreciate your efforts and support. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sergini:
After one day using this rom I must say I'm impressed! Together with neatrom is definitely the better rom I've flashed.

I would just improve the download link, another mirror would be great for this rom to be recognised.

Great job archi.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Hey, thank you for kind words.

In fact if you plan to use custom bloatware restore feature, you can pack whatever you want inside, as long as paths are correct it'll work. However bloatware itself depends on a ROM base, for example "old" bloatware from XXUFME7 won't work on XXUGMJ9. I mean some apps will work, of course, they didn't change, but for example SecEmail won't. That's why bloatware pack must match base of the rom.

As for now I don't plan to includ Note2/3/S4 keyboard, mostly because I'm not a fan of that, however it doesn't mean that you can't install it on your own, ArchiDroid is as flexible as possible, so you don't need to follow my packages. You can even flash with bare bones preset and flash everything you want on your own.

About supercharger - partially. My ROM uses CrossBreeder, which shares some supercharger features and they may (or may not) conflict with itself. You can try to flash it, eventually in worst case you'll need to restore a backup or reflash with full wipe.

However this time I do plan to take a look at this feature, we'll see.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Thanks :).

While I know that xda's servers don't work for some people, I still want to upload my rom only to one particular place. In addition you have GitHub, which has stable, as well as experimental branch. And I don't think that it's hard to repack .zip you've got, I think that it's a very little price for such "masterpiece", as other users call my ROM ;).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sergini:
I did repacked it but I needed to have my laptop.. Tried several times to download the rom and it was impossible.

I really think you should take a look at that, it's not fair, to you and to your work to don't reach many people Cuz of that!

And I'm the one who should say thanks, great job you did with such a crappy firmware that samsung released, it's definitely a masterpiece :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
In terms of downloads you're actually exceptional. Most of the people have no problem downloading from xda's servers :p.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sergini:
I saw, at least, another user complaining. But it's really impossible, it just reaches 20 or 30% and it fails, tred many times, laptop included!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andro_king:
Okay guys .. so finally I installed it :D and you know what this rom is just osm :D I am impressed !! I got one question do this rom support Samsung gear ??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dolceka:
Thank [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] for ur fast reply ;)

What about the part of LMK ? Any ideas !?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] enebro77:
Impressed as well :laugh: ...

only point is when I first boot, the toggle bar was in 240 dpi and then, dont know why, turned back again to 320.

I have been trying in App Settings application with no success .. may I ask which is the process to turn 240 to change the toggle ?

Many thanks in advance
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
You need to install from bloatware(check OP) Gear Manager. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ScratMan38:
The issue may be due to default config for Xposed framework, as it was installed on my phone before upgrading to 1.7.2

The stock apps where very nice on 1.7.1 with 240 dpi. I tried to use App Settings to force the Contacts app and Phone app to 240 dpi ; it looks good on the contacts, but not on the Phone app. On the Phone app, the dial pad is small, and offset from the normal position.

Also, I've seen that in the "end of call" panel, the "Video call" and "Call" buttons are cropped.

I made some screenshots of the two issues above.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jforme:
Flashed this ROM and every thing is running smooth, I switched over from SlimBean4.3.1 rom. Thanks for this awesome ROM.

I have 2 questions.

1. In AOSP/CM based ROMs, you just press vol down+power button to take a screenshot, is there a built in function in this ROM or do I have to install an app to do that?

Update: Found out that short cut Home+Power buttons will do the trick.

2. Is there a way to enable menu with reboot, recovery, power off options when you click on the power button. I have enabled the Developer Options by clicking on the build multiple times, but could not find that option as you would do in AOSP roms.

Update: Found out that, WanamXposed has the setting for the same.

Thanks again for this awesome ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Racinghart91:
how is the battery life on this rom ?

yesterday on ultimarom i play'd with my phone the whole afternoon, 4 hours of screen time and still had 45% battery left....

can i get that result with this rom to ?

thanks.

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how is the battery life on this rom ?

yesterday on ultimarom i play'd with my phone the whole afternoon, 4 hours of screen time and still had 45% battery left....

can i get that result with this rom to ?

thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ariadro:
Yes. Battery life is as good as 1.7.1 and I feel it's faster than the old one. This is the best rom I've had for my S3. Congratulations to JustArchi.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sergini:
I confirm the issues in the screen shots even after changing dpi in app settings. I use ex dialer so I only see the issue in the end call.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
I didn't have any issues with sammy's apps on latest 1.7.2, 240 dpi with full wipe.

Could you perhaps try such configuration?

About LMK, sorry, I have no idea. Why do you want to change that? For me stock settings are really good.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andro_king:
The battery life is really good.. I am enjoying this rom.. give it a try..!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adnan7khan:
Bless ya

So far , So GOOD <3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nsourm:
[MENTION=535343]all[/MENTION].i have a problem with camera(i have it also in foxhound 4.3 rom). It can't be opened."camera failed".do you know why? Thanks a lot.The rom is excellent
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ScratMan38:
You know what ? I followed your advice.

I wiped everything, and installed AD 1.7.2 as before with the All Black theme from FoxHound. After startup, I could see the stock apps where set to use 320 dpi in App Settings, by default ; so I forced them to 240 dpi, and I still have the issue with the dial pad in phone app.

I then tried to wipe again, and reinstall with exact same setup, except that I selected the Stock theme, and I still have the same issue. The App Settings module forces them to 320, and when I either deactivate the module or set it to 240 dpi for stock apps, they are distorted.

So no, the full wipe does not help.

Now I will restore my backup.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Ah, man. I was sure that you're having this issue instantly after flashing. Of course you WILL have such issues if you revert my forced 320 DPI in Xposed. Why? Samsung doesn't care about non-stock DPIs and most of the sammy's apps don't work well with DPIs other than 320. That's why new AD version forces them to use 320 DPI. If you revert that you'll get what you have right now.

You can use previous Multi-DPI fixes provided by MyLifeRocks10, however they're prepared only for 245 DPI and don't go well with 280 or even 240 in some cases. That's why I reverted that.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andro_king:
I had the same problem yesterday. When you flash this rom select custom values and select every option as stock and flash it. Then the camera should work.

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I am using this rom for past 24 hours and I find its simply awesome !:D great work justarchi !!

And I just downloaded the bloatware planning to flash it just because I want to try galaxy gear :D and will flashing bloatware reduce the performance of the rom ? Or does it have any bug in it ? Will the battery life and performance will remain the same even after I flash the bloatware ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adnan7khan:
Recommended Kernel

[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] Recommended kernel? Boss
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
About bloatware - it depends. Every additional app/thing decreases performance, free ram and battery life. The question is how much it will do so, not if it will.

Flashing a few bloatware apps won't do any harm. Flashing full bloatware... will decrease performance, free ram and battery life significantly.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sergini:
Boeffla here installed from aroma with archi settings and everything works fine!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] woolsley:
oke gonna try this rom again

here in the rom are the samsung options still there ?

i mean stock things
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Of course yes, it's based on Sammy's.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] manjumohangh:
Hi [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION], This is a beautiful ROM. No FCs on any apps, till now.

I did not flash bloatware.

I have only one problem - When it goes to deep sleep, it wont wake up :(. I have to restart the phone. I got a call now and the phone was not switching on the screen. couldn't see whos calling. suddenly the network was lost and came back in 2 secs.

Any idea how to remove this issue?

I am on yank's kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kunal1540:
Hey archi,cn i flash chinese kernel on this rom,i have heard a lot of good things about that,i mean with ur configurations also the rom is awesome bt i want to try that..will it work on ths rom..

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try flashing latest boefla kernel cause there is no such problem with that atleast that i cn cnfirm..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] s14sh3r:
I downloaded and reflashed Yank's kernel and disabled Zram. Very little problem with wake up lag now.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andro_king:
I understand, I just need the Samsung galaxy gear support so could you tell me which app should I flash in the bloatware.zip
[Galaxy S III Android Development] galaxys3lover:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] Loving the rom ! am on 1.7btw so smooth , but im having a issue , everytime i uninstall an app , the phone hangs up and reboots :( .. any way to fix this bug ? i did a full clean install ,wiped everything . If u could help me with this , itd be great! :d
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ScratMan38:
Check if there is no undervolting set in the kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adnan7khan:
With Yank's Kernel :)

Boeffla kernel Ahead ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mac_d4di:
Just wanted to say this rom is fantastic. I have never had battery life this good. On boeffla Kerrnal. getting home from work to have 60% battery left :) on stock I wasn't lasting the work day without charging. The rom is also really quick, no lag. Wanted to try temaseks 4.4 but this one is so impressive can't bring myself to do it :) thanks again
[Galaxy S III Android Development] galaxys3lover:
Its the default kernel with archidroid's preset settings ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Boeffla config app.

In my presets light uV is applied, medium uV only on ultra battery preset. Yes it may cause issues, thus battery preset is recommended one, while ultra battery is for advanced users.

Light uV - disabling "factory" totally-safe safe margin

Medium uV - uVing "for real"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flamarro:
Hi you all,

first of all, archidroid is the best

I've used you're 2.x for quite some time, and now i'm with 1.x since official 4.3 come out.

JustArchi and _sale_ (neatrom) rom's are now the only roms i keep on flashing, jumping each other

Ok, kind of a noob, so i keep reading and reading and when i'm about to post something the solution has already come out, but, one of the things i didn't see mentioned, so, believing is only me is that, after i wipe everything, including format my internal sdcard, when the flash ends, i don't have any email app...is this the way it should be?

No problems at all, i like Samsung email, and that's one i recover from your bloatware... but just to know...

here's my app when finished flashing, only 3g watchdog Pro installed
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ez321:
When listening music with PowerAmp does the audio skip sometimes when screen is off?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] galaxys3lover:
so how do i solve this problem of my phone hanging and rebooting every time i uninstall an app from the app drawer?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] keymanhattan:
I changed in Xposed the dpi to 280 for the following things: Phone, Contacts and Dialer Storage. Looks much better.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrecaron:
For me one thing happened after update from 1.7 to 1.7.2. On the option to choose the launcher if check NONE...NOT MAKING A FULL WIPE JUST UPDATING...after reboot the phone freezes like theres no launcher...and updating again but this time checking the Touchwiz..it install a clean toichwiz..without the folders f.e... and also all bloatwares installed are uninstalled...

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] jforme:
when you dirty flash if you encounter any problems, don't even bother to ask, nobody is going to give you a magical answer to your questions. Just wipe and do a clean install and see if problems are solved. Even after that if you have problems, then post it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andro_king:
I can't find any app particularly for the Samsung gear support, I installed the bloatware package. .
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ScratMan38:
I have an issue with v1.7.2, with full bloatware installed, with several apps quarantined by TB (ChatON, Email, Exchange, stock Video player, S-Planner, S-Suggest, Video Hub and Weather daemon). Kernel is Boeffla 5.0 provided with the ROM, with default Archi's profile except zRAM is disabled.

The issue is when the battery goes below 20%, the phone becomes hot, battery is draining very fast, it does not deep sleep anymore, and I can see Busybox as top battery drawer in the kernel wakelock with BBS.

I need to reboot to stop this phenomenon.

Any idea ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sergini:
Well archi, I'll be in a serious doubt when you release your cm11 rom. This is pretty much near perfection, but I see a lot of ppl talking a out cm11 and omni smoothness. Feeling tempted!

Btw, I have none of the above problems, all my problems were related to dpi a d app settings easily solved that.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrecaron:
I dont think you understood what I said...Im not asking for magical answer..I just posted something that happened to me updating the rom..I use archidroid since version 1.6. And if I wipe the phone all the things I said will happen obviously. Everything will be lost. And what I mentioned was after doing an update of the ROM the Touchwiz is not installed and all bloatware uninstalled. .. smart guy....

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Okay, so...

You need to seperate two common things, user apps and system apps. System apps are in /system/app folder and they're overwrited EVERY TIME you're flashing a ROM. EVERY rom does it, it's not ArchiDroid-specific feature. Now we come to user apps, they're stored in /data/app folder and they're NOT overwrited unless you chosed install mode in aroma or did a full wipe manualy before installing.

TouchWiz, and ALL Samsung apps (including bloatware!) is stored in /system/app. There's no way to keep your bloatware, as it's NOT flashed automatically with a reflash (even with update option) because as I said basic rom does not contain it. You'll need to flash your bloatware pack every time you update my rom. Hopefully you'll not lose any app-specific settings (like saved presets) when you do so, because settings are stored in /data/data.

So yes, you need to flash bloatware every time you flash AD, doesn't matter if it's update or install mode. That's how it works and it won't change. About launcher it's the same. You can use this option ONLY if you have your own launcher in /data/app (so you can't make full wipe, neither use install mode, unless you can manualy put your launcher before first boot in /data/app). Touchwiz is samsung app, so it's stored in /system/app. If you used TouchWiz and selected no launcher then obviously you have none, because /system was overwritten and touchwiz has been deleted (that's how none option works, it just deletes touchwiz during flashing, selecting nova launcher does the same, it just puts launcher in /data/app, that's why you don't have a choice between touchwiz/nova after first boot, because you don't have touchwiz with nova. That's intended).

Try changing your governor (boeffla with my presets use zzmoove). Eventually you can also raise your minimum cpu frequency, from 200 to f.e. 300. Keep in mind that it will affect battery life.

You can also experiment with readahead values, but I'm sure it's connected with CPU, not I/O.

You should disable undervolt in kernel settings, both CPU & GPU. However that's just my suggestion to find the answer because personally I didn't face this issue. And I'm sure that it's not connected with AD in general, maybe you have third-party conflicting app? Like old titanium backup or whatever, really I don't know because I never had such issue, and I'm uninstalling a lot of system apps, including system interface sometimes :laugh:.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ez321:
Just tested it myself with default ROM settings, seems to be working fine so far :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andro_king:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]: I flashed the bloatware.zip and I regret now because my performance n battery are not as the same.. I want to go back to the state before I flashed the bloatware.. is there any way to remove the bloatware flashed ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
No way to do so without leaving trash behind. I suggest full wipe and starting from scratch.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dorutec:
I selected stock theme but aroma installed the black one. Now the drawer and Facebook app (and some more) have black background. How can i get stock without flash all over again?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
That's not theme, that's inverted apps you selected in aroma.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flamarro:
I understand the above, my kind of a question is if with a clean clean flashing there's is not a email client in the ROM at the end, only gmail...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Check bloatware info in the #1 post.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrecaron:
Ok...complete understand what you say but for me that new because I used a few custom roms...like Nigtmare..ultima rom...and every time they released an update I downloaded and installed over and didnt lose anything. ..but if it is how it works ok...because I love your job.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
They include bloatware in main package, I don't. Check bloatware .zip size to know why ;).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andrecaron:
Right right..you're totally right...thats why...thanks

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] DroidShift79:
I've installed the whole bloatware, but S-Planer is missing. How can I get it back ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bazsoczi:
You might have selected invered Google calendar during install, that replaces splanner.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dolceka:
Hello [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]

I am one of NeatROM's lovers and I do believe that [MENTION=3690986]_Sale_[/MENTION] is a very good dev and his ROM is just awesome and amazing but after flashing ur ROM to my wife's device with stock kernel and stock theme I couldn't stop myself too from flashing urs while my plan was trying Omega and ARHD before flashing ur ROM and then decide... I flashed ur ROM and guess what!? I didn't even think about trying or testing any other ROMs... I found myself restoring my apps, contacts and data and start using ur ROM as it is the only ROM I have and I really ADORE your ROM specially the way of restoring bloatware as I told u before... u r a very very very smart and genius guy :))

I loved the FoxHound Black Theme too much while the cropped Call and Video Call buttons after the ended call are annoying me everytime I look at the phone after a call but I can live with it cuz I don't know how to fix it or how to install the stock theme without flashing the whole ROM again and I don't think it can be possible... If it is possible, I wish u can tell me how to fix this cropped buttons or replace this FoxHound theme with the stock one.

Good job JustArchi for this Masterpiece... I don't think I will change ur ROM soon :) I am afraid to keep it forever.. OMG, This ROM and this performance with this stock kernel is driving me really crazy :) imagine with a custom kernel what will happen... BoooooooooooM

Love You JustArchi ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Thank you for kind words ;).

If you want, you can always reflash ArchiDroid with "Update" option in aroma. This will in fact overwrite your /system partition but without touching your /data, so won't have to config your rom again. However keep in mind that everything connected with /system partition (f.e. bloatware) will be overwritten so you will need to flash it (bloatware) once again.

However it's up to you if you do so, obviously you can't restore stock theme after installing custom one, you need to reflash with eventually an update option.

[MENTION=3690986]_Sale_[/MENTION] is also a great dev and I'll always repeat that rom is a matter of taste. However I'm very proud of how ArchiDroid works and is well-organized.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flamarro:
Ok JustArchi, I think you are mainly answering to andrecaron...

As I told earlier, I resolved the problem using your blootware... I'm only saying is that, there's no email client at the end of the flashing, nothing to do with blootware, like the calender, there is the google one, not the Samsung...

But nevermind that.

I think you are a brilliant dev, always there to answer our questions, and always improving. You're the best...

Jumping with 1.x and 2.x