yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
That could be it. The USB bus on a PC only supplies 500mA. Power packs typically supply 1200-1500mA so thye charge much faster and are able to maintain stable voltage at higher current levels.

let me know how it goes.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] giro8888:
Mate, if u are confused about the pie control, search it on youtube.they will walk u through there how to set up pie controls for sgs3.thats what i did last night because i'm really noob about this pie thing. Lol! Just watch the videos on youtube man.surely it will help you. Goodluck

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For those who has problem with slow charging, try to search the thread in the forum.somehow slow charging is common to sammy wall chargers (stock).i'm experiencing the same thing and i've tried a different charger.proved that the problem is on stock. For more info please look for the thread ”slow charging problem".its somewhere else there.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wess786:
Hi,

I just rooted my stock ROM with CF-Root v6.4. Now I read in the instructions you need an unlocked bootloader. I don't know about this part on my phone. I just rooted it. My phone is branded with T-Mobile NL.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ekie84:
Correct me if im wrong but GT-I9300 or S3 doesnt have locked bootloader,not like motorola or htc?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wess786:
I thought so too, but the instructions say so.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ardsar:
I think your first comment is well understood. However android os should not be the highest item. If the phone has not been used WiFi or mobile standby should be the highest. Run better battery stats and you will see excessive wake locks caused by either WiFi or network wakes. Battery life on this rom is good but not the best.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
They are generic instructions for all android devices. What's important is that your bootloader allows you to run a custom recovery and flash ROMs. On tha majority of devices this requires an unlocked bootloader. I'm not familliar with the exact process on every single device. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wess786:
So can any of the S3 users tell me I can just go to recovery, wipe, and flas the ROM? :o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ekie84:
If you have root & custom recovery then yes :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RevoWution:
I'd kill to get 15% drain over 8 hours. I was down to 54% after 6 hours of fairly moderate usage on my first full charge since a full wipe and flash :)

Hopefully it gets better :) Loving this ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] erto90:
Is a kernel integration,so impossible to test as add on, you can ask AndiP ( or was Yank the author? Mmm) for permissions :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Reb0rn:
For you guys having slow charge times and such should try to increase the stock 1000mAh to max 1200mAh. Does wonders on my stock charger. Increase USB Charging from default 475mAh to 700mAh, most USB ports supports even 1000mAh but i dont want to burn my PC's USB ports.

You can do this on most custom Kernel's. Recommend Tamasek's Kernel with sTweaks app.

Just a little tip.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ione2380:
I like this rom so much and i wanna keep it but already flash it twice with full wipes and still have the same problem, i dont hear nothing when i make or receive a call. It works fine just until the first reboot, then the phone headset is like dead.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ardsar:
Common issue with all cm ROMs. Just play a sound on reboot and it will work. I use the volume keys or don't turn off screen unlock sound.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ione2380:
thanks, that worked after two reboots, but if it happens again i think i will go back to samsung roms.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] break1:
Quick feedback.

I love this rom. Its so fast,smooth and fluid. Million times better then sammy rom experience. BATTERYLIFE IS O.K.... I left 3 hours ago to gym. Since then i was listening music all the time. Few messages .. Lil bit browsing. And i am down to 91%.

Only thing which bothers me is the camera quality. Damn it sucks..

Picture quality on sammy rom is muvh much sharper then on this rom.

And video quality is a disaster... :D

Not sharp like on sammy rom and when recording the video looks like its pressed together.. Weird.. Dont know how to explain.

I hope camera gets better.. Same as batterylife. Then u would have the perfect rom right here :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
Thanks for the feedback. There's lots of suggestions for aalternate camera aapps if you search
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Haizum74:
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To be fair, my pics are just fine using the camera app included. No issues with pic quality at all.

On another note my battery has been better today, 10hrs and on 52%.

Oh, I see there is an update but in the list of devices it only shows Nexus 7 with the update number
[Galaxy S III Android Development] coolnessQ:
guys check this :)

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2262656

it has free avg pro (no warez)

and samsung apps for CM10.1

(im not advertising!!!)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
I'm having trouble with the time shown in different apps e.g. wordfeud. Even though the system is set to use 24 hour format I still get am/pm date and time. The time in the status bar is shown correctly.

Is there a fix for this? Or am I missing something? :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] cangia:
no one ?:crying:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] break1:
well compare it with picture quality of a sammy rom. trust me i know what i'm talking about... ;:D

about battery life i will see how it behaves in the following days.. but first impression is good :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
I don't understand what you're saying about updates.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
Read faq. Answered over 40 Times in this thread now too.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
you sure you have your camera settings adjusted properly?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Haizum74:
Yeh Ive been using Sammy Roms too and really can't see any vast picture quality

I am on 4.30 and the ROM Title is v4.40 but when i go here http://www.sentinelit.com.au/sentinelrom/download/ its only the N10 (sorry did say N7) that shows v4.40
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
Go to the page and press ctrl+f5. You're setting a cached version of the page. Or use the Ota updater
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Haizum74:
Jeez, what the hell was I doing lol. Sorted, thanks. Its Friday
[Galaxy S III Android Development] break1:
i changed one thing in the camera app : JPEG-Quality from High to Super.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZakMorrison:
Currently downloading just now, looking forward to testing! Started to test ROM's weekly and your one is this weeks driver looking forward to using it, hope it is as good as I have been reading
[Galaxy S III Android Development] oneinch:
This rom does not support a 64GB microsdxc? I can NOT find my 64GB samsung card.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BillGoss:
The charge light always goes green at 90% on CM ROMs.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Tricov:
[Reboot recovery]

It´s your opinion that i gave an incorrect information,

Sorry, i only tried to help.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mr.Nitro:
Lmt !!

What did u mean bY ( Lmt )

in your Notes !!

how could i know if i had it on my device ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nickytheshaft:
Hi I tried with the Samsung charger and it still blocks at 90,maybe I'll reflash. By search ment the search function on the tread :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AngryB:
Are you drunk? Picture quality is awesome dude. Better
[Galaxy S III Android Development] break1:
Obviously you are drunk. Compare it. Install latest sammy rom, take a picture and then reflash this rom and u will notice on sammy its sharper.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
LOL. perhaps both of you could upload a picture taken in daylight, and indoors so we can compare?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
Instructions are in my FAQ, which is linked in my OP. You have to install a mod to support exFAT SD cards :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
LOL. it was 4:42AM on Saturday morning here when I sent that reply :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Haizum74:
Strewth, forgot you're way over the other side of the world
[Galaxy S III Android Development] crslaytor:
its a cool rom, fast and smooth

any ideas on how do i make the status bar transparent ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
You can hide it all together with expanded desktop mode. This works really well with Pie Controls.

There's no option to make the status bar transparent though so you'd have to find a CM10.1 compatible mod.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RevoWution:
Just had my first bug. Phone wouldn't get out of standby mode. Screen wouldn't turn on when power button or home button pressed. Had no choice but to hold down power button to restart the phone. I had this issue with CM10 as well... Hmmm... :|

I've also noticed that more often than not, after I've taken a photo and swipe right to view it, it doesn't show the most recent photo taken, or any photos in my camera album. Only way to fix is to clear Gallery cache.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
Thanks for the feedback. Did you recover any data from a previous non CM ROM?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] giro8888:
Hi mate, if the photo doesnr show up swiping to the right, it could have been saved to your extsdcard.check it out if its there. Once u used internal storage as default, from there it will show up.i think this is not a bug.

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Bro once u flashed v4.40 its already included in the Rom and theres an icon LMT pie controls.its up to u how to set it up! If u dont know how to do it, search on youtube how to set up pie control on your device.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RevoWution:
No worries. Glad to help :)

And if you mean recover/restore data through TiBu, no I didn't. Manually reinstalled my apps via the PlayStore and only restored applicable data through backups saved from within each app on my SD card :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
Well it dost seem like you've done anything wrong! That's exactly the right procedure. I assume you're using my kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RevoWution:
I'm actually running Yank's latest CM 10.1 kernel. Maybe I should re-flash without a wipe and try using your kernel? I've never had any issues with Yank's kernels though? :) I'm assuming your kernel include the SDS and Exynos exploit fixes? :)

Hey mate, thanks for the reply. Yes, I chose the SD card as my save location. But shouldn't the Gallery/Camera know this and show whatever photos are on whichever choice you make? :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] giro8888:
It is there in the gallery mate.check it out.the only problem is it wont show up camera if u are using extsdcard as your storage.what i believe here is that the default storage is internal sdcard.this only my opinion.lets here from sentinel about this.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
It's a bit of a guess, but it sounds to me like you may have two sets of data on your SD card. one from Android 4.1 (old file structure) and one from Android 4.2 (new file structure for multi-user support).

Jump into the CM File Mnaager App and see if you are able to find your photos in there. Then follow the instructions in my FAQ to clean up your folder structure.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RevoWution:
Yep yep, for sure. I never doubted that the camera failed to take the photo :) I just find it a bit annoying that it doesn't show up via swiping right in the camera app unless you've saved it onto internal memory :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] giro8888:
The new file structure will explain everything As told by the great sentinel. :o its just a bit confusing though :cool: still a newbie after all :D

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Haha to make things easier, what i did was,i downloaded another file manager from playstore.from there, i can access my sdcard files easily. i dont wanna do things that im not familiar with.;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] soupratt:
Sorry to cause trouble. I did look at the FAQ but it must have been a boys look because I completely Missed that section.

Anyway, congratulations on an amazing ROM. Without doubt one of the best I have tried both in terms f speed but also lack of lag.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
All good mate :)

I'm glad you're enjoying it!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
As many of you are already aware, SentinelROM v4.40 has a brand new set of Pie Contols integrated right into the ROM.

In this video I’ll run you through first time set up and a few of the basic configuration options.

There’s a plethora of options available, so enjoy playing around.

Huge thanks to “noname81″ for kindly allowing me to make modifications to his amazing LMT Launcher app.

[YOUTUBE]foxBx0Gn2Zs[/YOUTUBE]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Darkchaser:
Is there any 240dpi/ dpi changer mod? I kinda miss being on 240dpi.... :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
There are plenty of mods available to do this. Just search for one that works with CM10.1 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ekie84:
i use this https://play.google.com/store/apps/...EsImNvbS50ZXhkcm9pZGVyLnRleGRyb2lkZXJfZHBpIl0.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Darkchaser:
Thanks, that worked nicely! Never noticed this app, been on PA for too long :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] giro8888:
What is this 240dpi anyway? Sorry im noob about this
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Darkchaser:
It refers to the LCD Density. The lower the number, the higher res you get.

In effect, it shrinks everything smaller. It depends on your own preference, I find the default Samsung and AOSP dpi to be a bit too big, switching to 240dpi makes everything look nicer without sacrificing readability. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] giro8888:
Good to hear from you mate! I'll give a try on 240dpi. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ekie84:
if 240dpi is too small for you,you can use 280dpi :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] giro8888:
Lol! Need an eyeglass on 240.:cool: running 280 now.;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bloodlust:
There's a small bug which I am not sure if anybody else using the current build of this rom has came across.. whenever I try to switch themes an error message with "Unfortunately, the SystemUI has stopped" but the theme which I'm trying to apply still works..

I'm used to Samsung's gesture for screenshots, is it possible for this rom? Or can you recommend an app which uses gestures for this feature?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aldus320:
For switching themes that error is natural because it will force close your settings so it will be themed
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Reb0rn:
Or you can change density the pro way by opening system/build.prop and edit the line:

ro.sf.lcd_density=240 with some root file manager ;) save and reboot.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
No-one else is having this problem? Or am I the only one using 24 hour display? :)

It's not just in wordfeud, it's in all third-party apps showing the time. Never had this problem with stock rom.

It's as if the system doesn't share the 24 hour time setting with apps.

Any suggestions? :)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] nickytheshaft:
I must agree that photos are Ok but video is really bad, picture is compacted and blurry.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hakom:
Battery drain screen please
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Egozy:
Hi.

I'm looking through the options for like an hour now looking for a way to remove the whole 'tile' interface in the status bar thingy... Is there any way to use the 'old' or 'stock' or w/e you call it? the simple one, with only 1 screen - toggles on top, then a brightness bar and the lower half is the notifications?

edit: Nevermind, I just realized i keep on draggin it from the right side and it has it by default to do this..

thanks anyway! rom looks great!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ulixess:
So the display drains your battery? Thats good! Why? It means that no other app/thing drains more battery. If e.g. Android OS or System is at the top of the list, something is wrong, but if you are just looking through the settings its normal that the display drains most.

Another example: If you are browsing (for a long time), the browser is at the top of the list. Screen will be the second. But if Android OS or System is at the top, the Rom itself has a problem and is a batterydainer ;)

Hope I helped you :)

EDIT

I just wanted to say thanks to the developer again. Thanks mate! :D This is the most fluid CM I ever used, and I flashed nearly every CM out here. And the battery is good too, bettery than all other AOSP Roms, as good as Sammy Roms.

I have a little request to you Sentinel. :)

AOKP's PackageInstaller shows the version of the app you are going to install. I just repleaced it with the original one and it works without problems expect a graphical issue. (There is a scretched arrow.)

Could you include this PackageInstaller in you awesome Rom mate? Maybe you can fix this little bug ;)

Best regards,

ulixess
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
That's completely inaccurate.

The battery usage has to add up to 100%. So if nothing else is using up battery (like when the phone is asleep), the Android OS will show a high figure.

If you were to charge your phone and then leave it with the screen off and no apps running, then check it after a day, Android OS would be close to 100%.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ulixess:
Ok sorry! Thats just my experiance, mea culpa.

However, my batterylife is super :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
Its cool. I apprecate the effort in replying even if it wasn't correct.

I've just posted a detailed explanation on the Facebook page.

Check it out :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tsukot:
This is compiled from cm so no mhl or hdmi out?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
Correct.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ulixess:
Oh thats really nice! :good:

I think you havent recogniced my EDIT :):
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
I can certainly look at it, but i'd rather not install additional apps as people are welcome to install the APKs they want themselves. I dont want to add bulk to the ROM when not everyone finds them useful :)

I'll put up a poll on my facebook page when I start working o nthe new version and see what people would like. if they vote in favour, I'll check it out :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ulixess:
Well, the PackageInstaller (located in /system/app) replaces the original one, so we have no additional app. Its the app that installs the app you selected to install, you know it for sure. Basically its the same, on the main screen you see the preferences the app needs, and if you swipe to the right, it shows you the version of the app too ;)

It would be so cool! :D

EDIT:

I attached the PackageInstaller.apk from AOKP, since I think my bad explenation didn´t make it clear :p

Copy it to /system/app, give the right permission, reboot, and install an app from your SD. Then you see what I mean ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bajong:
touch to focus w/ flash on is fixed! ^_^ thx bro..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ardsar:
I disagree. Yes usage has to add up to 100% however Android os shows high on the majority of cm10 ROMs due to high wake locks. Only one ROM had this solved nicely.

If like you say the phone was charged and left for a period of time WiFi or mobile standby should be the highest on the list. On my current ROM, android os is running at only 4%.

With android os at the top that suggests the operating system is using more than that required for the network radio and WiFi. If that is the case the phone is not in deep sleep.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
So in that case, where does the remaining percentage show if not under android OS? the remainder has to be somewhere.

It's like saying your fuel consumption is bad because your engine used 100% of your fuel.

Also, the majority of Wakelocks that occur in all ROMs are due to 3rd party apps requesting data, or things like push email. There should be minimal wakelocks in my ROM with the the ROM installed with no other apps or GAPPS.

Anyway its past my bed time. Catch you all tomorrow :)

Thanks again for the support :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ardsar:
Device idle or like I said WiFi or mobile standby

Your rom for the nexus 7 is perfect and shows android os running at 4% and is below WiFi (10%) and tablet idle at 12%
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hakom:
So battery drain screenshot please.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Boggy22:
Hi guys, just flashed this over 4.1.2 Stock after Factory Reset + Wipe Dalvik & Cache, rebooted, recovery and flashed latest gapps.

The problem is that my WiFi isn't working. It can see the networks but when I input the password for my router it says "connecting" then it goes to "saved", not to Connected.

What do I do?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Reb0rn:
Format /system before flashing from stock Roms.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nickytheshaft:
Use Android revolution super wipe from mike1986 post.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] symptom666:
Is it anyone else that got that wifi problem?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Haizum74:
Well, battery life is exceptional..Ok I haven't been using it so much today but usually the same usage when at work and I am near 20% left after this time on other ROMs
[Galaxy S III Android Development] blunatic:
A good camera alternative. ProCapture.

Good quality and fast

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] oneinch:
THANKS, already fixed it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] legacy_thz:
What is the average time of screen on you get on this rom?

Over 6 hours?

I getting 5 hours with 24H + on my cicles in NextGen 4.1.2!

I want test this rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MetalG:
Didn't see it passing.. Sure the pwd you enter is correct?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
For the person having problems connecting to your WiFi... Flinch the NAT table on your router. It could be because your Mac address is the same but the device has changed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
I just wanted to say thanks to everyone for helping me out with answering questions so respectfully. This is one of the few ROM threads on XDA that hasn't turned to shiznit within a few days.

hope you all continue to enjoy the ROM, and the SentinelROM community.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] naathaanb96:
its all because of our gun dev! okay i moved everything on internal sd from \data\media to \data\media\0 so now its time to install 4.40 :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] steftolo:
very good job. thank you.

can I use this for transparent status bar?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2234529
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
it should work but Nandroid backup first. it depends how recently it was made because the CM10.1 framework changes regularly.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] naathaanb96:
download and flashed no problem :D touch to focus with flash works! best dev ever and you are a fellow aussie ;D moving my data into 0 folder worked everything was there within 5 mins because media scanner time. so far so good!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sentinel196:
Thanks Nathan! Say hi next time you're in Sydney. :)

Thanks for reading the instructions before flashing. ;) glad it all went well :)