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[Galaxy S III Android Development] RoelD92:
Damn you Archi! I have exams now and i promised myself i wouldn't flash stuff right now. And then you do stuff like this. ;)

Runs great! Definately improved memorymanagement from what i can tell. You've been busy the last couple of days.

Which toolchain are you using in this build? Still on Linaro or are you using your own toolchain already?

I don't know if you have already seen this (you probably have) but there is one guy who also started working on his own toolchain, trying to combine the best of Linaro and Sabermod. It's called Uber Toolchain.

https://plus.google.com/+ChetKener/posts/YzMJEkzPQgp

ZaneZam is using it in his unofficial boeffla kernel builds and users as well as ZaneZam himself are reporting that it indeed has a positive impact on performance (haven't tried myself since i'm on AK).

Anyway, maybe you can get some ideas for your own toolchain from here :D.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myasco:
After fashing the Barebone option I actually was able to boot.

Reflashing the moded AD after that still wont boot.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
AD is currently compiled with SaberMod's 4.8 androideabi, and ArchiToolchain's 4.9 eabi.

Most of the optimization guys have no idea what they're doing, you can't combine Linaro and Sabermod, because SM is just updated version of GCC, while Linaro is the same + custom patches.

However I'm looking at making ArchiToolchain androideabi too sometime in future, so probably I'll switch to AT completely.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AlienJust:
untick xposed framework in aroma installer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myasco:
Now that helped. However the phone had to think quite a bit during the boot animation.

Thanks.

PS: The BCM Profiling option says that the detected rom is Unknown, 50:cc:f8:e2:ec:4f. Is this ok?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
In terms of validity, OK.

In terms of optimizations - nope. I'll check your MAC later today. Remind me if I forgot by tomorrow.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Good news everyone!

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=59976202&postcount=338

I just fixed MMSes in CM12.1, the only grave bug that prevented experimental from reaching stable state.

Now we have green light in terms of base, so AD 3.1 is closer than ever. Could happen even later this week :).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] whatsgood:
Nice job man. Well done! :victory:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fcaronte:
any trick to go in the data setting?? is fc....3g.... apn..... ecc....yes i wipe all and now i want to try 3.1 from clean install
[Galaxy S III Android Development] philocritus:
Great news!

I installed AD 3.1 yesterday and I have to say I'm pretty impressed by how far LL on S3 has come!

I tried nameless(the first ones) and memory management was awfull!

but I'm blamming google for ruining memory managment on 5.0....

Thanks for your dedication archi! You build great roms and kernels
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myasco:
Thanks. I'll be waiting!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jisu23:
Gets me every time.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Yup :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myasco:
And in the latest exp the backend doesn't work properly, as well as there is no root access.

Or I did something wrong here? Previous experimentals were fine.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Super1bat:
anyone ?

thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ramabg:
I had to remove xposed in order to avoid getting stuck in boot animation. Is xposed is incompatible ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jisu23:
anybody else notice their top navigation bar on facebook disappear with the latest 04/07/15 exp build?

it's otherwise super slick :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malachow:
Psst, did anybody else notice facebook app is just one piece of unoptimized, full of bugs, battery drainer crap?

---------- Post added at 05:51 AM ---------- Previous post was at 05:48 AM ----------

If you're using the latest experimemtal then definitely yes, it's incompatible. Even considering AD based on 5.0 android xposed is no longer stable thing and IMO users should avoid installing it as Archi said some time ago.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KMino:
All seems great, got a few weird screen freezers yesterday unresponsive, but it came around. Privacy Guard, was one culprit, freezed system for a few min while opening. Might have been from a Titanium restore (user apps).

Also a reboot when changing ZRam settings. Sorry no logs, but I'll get onto it if it happens again.

Other than that very smooth, it's wicked :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ramabg:
Oh yeah. I just remember that xposed has not supported 5.1 yet.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
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[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
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[Galaxy S III Android Development] championadam:
I'm having a struggle trying to find a ROM that I can unroot enough to use NowTV (which doesn't allow rooted phones).

I thought this ROM included a root hider, but I can't find anything about it? Am I mistaken?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] d0pecr4wler:
Try Xposed w/ the RootCloak module, there you can tick which app should »think« the phone isn't rooted.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Hi,

I am on AD 3.1 latest, clean flashed and stock kernel. I recently got bootloops when I intentionally rebooted the phone. The need for a reboot arised due to unforseen messaging FC, Google Play Services FC...

It ran well and decently, incredibly fast but today I faced this issue..!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myasco:
Reflashing with Chainfire SU actually solved both problems - the missing root and not working backend.

An sorry for asking again, but did you have a chance to look at my previous problem http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=59975974&postcount=12853 ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myshakugan:
Been using latest ad exp for 2 whole days and it's slick. Haven't faced a single random reboot so far. Definitely a lot smoother than 5.0.2 builds. However, I did face some rare, yet random FCs from keyboard and google play store. Couldn't get a log of them as they happen so randomly. Otherwise, using it feels pretty awesome (by far the best experience with any rom I tried). Great work, man. If this is the condition of experimental, can't wait to see what stable will feel like. Kudos! :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monte22:
With so many stars in your bootanimation [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] you are definately a star.

Amazing bootanimation

just installed your AD 3.1 experimental.

first impresion is its reeally snappy .

i will add more here arfter using a day.

thanks for keeping our s3 alive.

as i said in pac lollipop yesterday.

WIth so many lollipops for our aged old s3 , i think our phone might get diabetes :p:p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Super1bat:
guys ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Flippiej:
That's more of a question for the q/a topic, but anyway my camera works fine on cm12, but it did as well on cm11 so I don't know what sort of specific bad quality you mean.

Did it matter which camera app you used or was it more of an overall problem?

Still... only one way for you to find out..... Flash archidoid 3.1 and compare ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
this is while running cm12..i haven't had the time to flash the experimental yet though /OT
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pedjasmek:
What about video recording?Does it work for you?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] boyheadkick:
yes it did..but enough of this /OT
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aiui:
Hello, I have installed version 3.1 and my spirit Fm does not work, give root error, does anyone know how to solve?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lexi81:
Reflash and choose Supersu as root method.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KMino:
Similar here but no issues with rebooting. You do a full wipe? The Play issue is fixable, use Titanium backup, wipe the data for Play. Got that here, it always interrupted with an error every 2 seconds. I think an update by Google caused it :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aiui:
I already have supersu, is the second choice on the list and I chose this because it seemed more complete.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Yes I do a full wipe before every install. still that caused it.. I think that either it is CM Issue or GAPPS issue. Coz before AD 3.1 latest, I was on RR 5.4.0 and similar thing happened to me then also. Before every start, it would optimize apps and then reboot, again optimize different number of apps and reboot.. it then go into a bootloop...

So I think CM sources aren't yet stable as still not much time has been spent on 5.1 as that on 5.0.2. Remember when 5.0 was new, such things would happen so frequently..

So the Devs are doing their best of the best to make 5.1 on s3 successful...

:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
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I just replaced proprietary samsung sensor blobs with open-source reverse-engineered sensors by Paul Kocialkowski from Replicant project!

rewrite system/lib/hw/sensors.smdk4x12.so (98%)
delete mode 100644 system/lib/libakm.so

Hell yeah, another free open-source implementation and one less blob on the list :).

I also updated RIL blobs and fixed MMS issue.

Please check today's (10 April) experimental carefully for possible sensor problems. I'm mostly interested if compass has proper orientation (ASAX vs. ASAY)

Happy ArchiDroiding! :)

https://github.com/ArchiDroid/propr...mmit/fa2a202f9cfd495870c29dadf5261aba908289c6

https://github.com/ArchiDroid/andro...mmit/24dbfc4e8bb86c7812158321a5bcacb28a9dd100

https://github.com/ArchiDroid/andro...mmit/cb2e7c93ec33b646642675d2075416793e07151c
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Darell3:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]

It seems that when I try to load the part to login to my google account, the phone reboots on Exp 10 April. As I'm typing this, my phone just rebooted randomly.. I did a full wipe when I installed Exp 10 April.

EDIT: Seems that all my problems have been fixed by giving root perms to Synapse.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Same issue as above user had,clean wipe of course, after booting to setup screen till google email and password intput after entering my info and checking starts phone reboots at same place for me 2 times so the only way for me was to skip everything in setup then all ok

One small bug,home wake button doesn't work I tried enabling and disabling not working and Mobile Networks still FC (just like in cm12.1 weekly)

Flashed latest 1004 archikernel and ROM really is blazingly fast

Thx archi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Ups forgot to add ss
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myasco:
BCM profiling still shows unknown version for me. =(

EDIT: Device reboots on Google sign-in step with Chainfire root (as reported above). And Koush provides no root access and breks the backend :<
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zapty:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] I am sorry to ask about another rom but I fail to see the logic in how nameless 2.0 scores 30k on antutu and cm12.1 with your awesome optimization doesn't score more than 27k ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myshakugan:
Dude, seriously? Benchmarks don't matter, you should know that by now. I can't believe people are actually still bothered by this. ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zapty:
Did i mention that i am bothered , please stop making dumb accusations , i was just saying its not logical that, that rom scores higher without the optimizations .

even though AD is a lot faster in real time performance .
[Galaxy S III Android Development] EViollet:
The fact that AD performs better in real life but has lower benchmark results proves the point.

It shows that benchmarks mean nothing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myshakugan:
I wasn't making any accusation, calm down.

Benchmarks are a sum total of a number of variables, cpu, gpu frequencies and whatnot. Nameless probably has tweaked its kernel to some degree to achieve that score. But as you already said yourself, ad is faster in rl performance, so it doesn't matter.

Benchmarks are complete and utter hokum. Don't try to find logic in them.

/ot.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zapty:
agreed !!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
You benchmark the hardware and you're shocked that it doesn't show that your operating system is optimized? :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cangcan:
Master [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]. Actually Im wondering for a long time as I have been using for AD since AD1 version, and now we got AD3.1.x. My question is, I can see the pocket debian inside of AD, but it seems to take much bigger file size and thus increase the usual rom size for unofficial cm12.1 (around 220mb++) to 600mb++ in AD3x. Is this thing is needed for AD to run its magic and optimization cause I am actually dont even know on how to use the debian. Oh I forgot, gapps were included too inside AD, my mistake. But my point is, can you build another 'lite' version of AD because some people like us does not have wifi at home and depends on mobile network (expensive price in our country) so that we can still taste the power of AD but in a more standard rom size? I am just asking and wondering by the way, ignore it if it was redundant or breaking the rules of AD was borned. :D

p/s : for current state of AD..its impossible to do this BTW because experimental build were downloaded from github unless it is released and uploaded on other data host site. naaaa, just ignore this post because it seems redundant tho..:p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] EP21:
You do know that CPU governors come into play here? It is possible that nameless had performance and ad had pegasusq. While performance is smother it's also a battery hogging s**t and with pegasusq i am able to achieve 1% per 12h stand by (very good deep sleep), also it kicks the right frequency in when needed. Also another thing is GPU profiling and clocks, from what i know AD with AK has the stock 160,266, 350, 440 and 533 first part of the profile, nameless may differ and the gpu has the clock speed manegment (2nd part of gpu profiling) AK takes the default kernels stock values(i think) and nameless might have it's own.

In conclusion if you want to compare apples to apples you have to set them up them yourself (at least the cpu and gpu) else you'll be comparing racing slicks to rain tyres.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Debian increases size of AD zip only by around ~90 MB. It's already compressed.

And yes, it's required e.g. for git mode in AD app to work. Also it's a major function of AD, which I'm using quite frequently. If you want to save on bandwidth, then update AD through git mode, which is available to you thanks to pocket debian and github. This way you'll only download delta changes to files and not the whole ROM, read help in AD app to learn more.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Setup issue is most likely caused by CM.

Home wake works for me out of the box, without configurating anything. Perhaps xposed conflict or such?

Mobile networks FC is confirmed, but it also should depend on CM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
The only way u will see 30k on benchmark is if u over clock your CPU to 1.6 GHz so it's a bit unfair to compare 1.4 vs 1.6 GHz

But I never do benchmarks cuz of known reasons but did tried this time after seeing your comment about it,this is what I get on default stock settings (I can't over clock to 1.6 GHz yet on archi new kernel) and never got this high score (normally it'd about 26k on stock kernels)

So now just think how it would be with over clocking this beast of the rom and kernel :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
No I never use xposed for known reasons

The only think I choose when I customized my setup before flashing your rom is AK instead of default stock,there so no xposed,grennify ect

I really don't wanna full wipe again ,as I just setup my phone as I want it,to see if home wake is working on stock default kernel

Vibration intensity works great btw :)

Edit:

[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]

I think i know why it's not working for me

Its probably because in ROM setup I choose to enable nav bar and disable my hardware keys but I thought as it was in cm12 at least home button would stays active

And there is no option in settings to enable or disable nav bar again
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Ah, you see, my option disables all hardware buttons that are replaced by navigation bar - back, home, and menu :).

https://github.com/ArchiDroid/Archi...archidroid/tweaks/build.prop/navibarON.sh#L34

You need to search for all references in /system/usr/keylayout and uncomment proper ones :).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Can u in future releases enable only home button while others stay disabled when nav bar is enabled? Just as moster 2 did on cm12
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Moster did it in framework/CM part, I did it on system/keylayout part. It's a bit different thing. I'm not touching framework in AD, this is number #1 rule - I want to keep full compatibility with CM, hence, AD uses the base, and improves it, but does not change it directly. You can however enable home back, just by inverting what my .sh script did - uncommenting commented entries.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Thanks for the suggestion, but I really don't know much about stuff u are talking about, hopefully some one will see this and share files to replace as I really have no idea about stuff like these.

At least I know why it's not working for me now

Cheers archi :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DarkStryder:
Archi surely samsung proprietary blobs are better than open source ones? I may be mistaken but i would think its better to keep as much Samsung things like this as possible.

What benefits are there by using open source blobs?

Many regards, Mitch
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RhckTeam:
Guys, anyone have problems with Viber calling? I am on AD 3.1 (Apr 7)

On 5.0.2 everything was ok, but on 5.1, call is closed after 5 seconds.

Using stock kernel, no exposed and I didn't restore any app using Titanium, also did a full wipe when changing from 5.0.2 to 5.1.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Samsung blob is closed-source precompiled binary file. You can't view it's source and you can't modify it. Now imagine we have a blob from Android 4.3, and we're running Lollipop 5.1. It has some changes to sensors that we should do, but we can't since we don't have the source and we're required to use the blob, to make sensors work.

Now with open-source sensors, this is no longer the case, and we can modify sensors as we please, which gives us improved compatibility with the system we want to compile, and also we have full control over everything what is included.

The more open-source stuff we have, the more compatibility we get, as we can fix/improve it, while we can't do so with proprietary blobs. If open-source implementation works as good as proprietary one, there is literally no reason to keep the blob around.

Some blobs are hard to reverse-engineer, for example GPU or GPS blobs, and it's likely that we'll always need them. Now if Google changes API in newer version, and it won't be compatible with our blob, we're pretty much fuc*ed as there is literally no way to make new version work on i9300. This can't happen if we have open-source implementation, as we can always fix it to the new API.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mortoss:
Hi.

Is it only me who has continious bootloops with latest two experimental builds 3.1? I tried excluding xposed, su, clean install... Nothing helps..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RoelD92:
Allright. I tested the compass, and the results are good. It's CM's problem i guess.

I used the built in compass quicksettings tile, and it looked like the orientation was off (by around 45 degrees if i'm not mistaken). But i suspected that it might be more of a CM problem so i checked with a random compass app from play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gn.android.compass, and it seemed to show the correct orientations (i didn't check it with an old school compass but i have a pretty good sense of direction ;)).

Any other sensors i can check? Rotation works perfectly so accelerometer does it's thing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
what recovery u have? try with TWRP recovery
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DarkStryder:
Thankyou for the clarification, i now see the reason. Thank you for taking the time to explain.

Many regards
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stefan.slavici:
For me in the latest experimental the compass work erratically; in Maps keeps rotating in a 90 degrees sector, not stable
[Galaxy S III Android Development] spark47:
I am now using AD 3.0.2. i want to try lolipop, may i know the latest stable release that i could use? Seems that page 1 is not yet updated. Thanks! More power Archi :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
there is no stable release since AD 3.0.2 kitkat,only experimental lolipop builds after that.archi said it will soon release stable 3.1 lolipop rom, so u may want to hold a bit more untill some small bugs are fixed or u can download latest experimental build and try it :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myasco:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]

You asked me to remind that in my case Archi Detect showed Unknown in BCM profiling (http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=59975974&postcount=12853).

Maybe my problems with root and backend are somehow connected to this thing? As whatever I do I either get no root access or (in case of Chainfire on latest exp) just cant get past the Google login.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] T.G.A:
I am currently on ARHD 26 with 4.1.2 rom. I did not update since my phone was working fine. Now the phone is too slow and does not work. Want to update to archidroid. Can i flash the rom directly?

Kindly reply as I could not find the way to jump from old rom to this one
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
https://github.com/ArchiDroid/andro...mmit/29c903797e38a1c4abbb994330dc769c1909de92

https://github.com/ArchiDroid/ArchiDroid/commit/840413632f248a1439a6c57730832a3044c3d934

Done.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ettore88:
Hi guys.My question to you.I tried to install new updated...During configuration, the phone restarts...:(Hw can i fix it?now I'm back to previous version(7april).THX in advance:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Just skip all in setup screen and u will be good,had the same issue as everyone else who installed latest experimental.

Maybe u will also get random reboot when trying to add google info when u try to open play store..I did few time and once it worked or as someone else said try opening synapse and give root permition and u should not have any more problems.. Rom is really worth the little trouble hh :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myshakugan:
You should first flash latest 4.3 stock rom via Odin to avoid complications later on. Then reroot your device, install a custom recovery (twrp preferred) and simply flash this rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DarkStryder:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]

I'm on latest exp and I have an audio bug as well as already reported bugs. I done all wipes.

When I try to select for example a ring tone after turning the ringer volume up it does not play the sound when selecting one of the tones.

I have attached logcat, hope it helps.

Spoiler content hidden.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myasco:
Thanks! Now it works.

But the problem with root and backend is still there.

Tried flashing the stable 3.0.2 and everything was fine there. Bot with Chain and Koush.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
I've just uploaded new build, try now, it should work properly.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
You know that it's called an experimental for a reason, right?