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[Galaxy S III General] shrome99:
AFAIK the reason we're not getting any updates is because codeworkx is busy (he posted he has no time) and Xplodwild left the CM team. The two maintainers no longer work on development of the ROM so we're 'left in the dust'.
[Galaxy S III General] d1rekt0r:
HAhahaha , man wth :D i feel like my device is flying , i cant even catch up :D
[Galaxy S III General] bornlivedie:
4.3 for the S4 came first, like two weeks ago. That's the main reason.
[Galaxy S III General] guerouig:
care for a little review?
[Galaxy S III General] petrolcan:
Can this be flashed without a format etc?
[Galaxy S III General] oae08:
Will you work on a clean patch that can be added to the official cm rom?

Thanka for your work

I dont know never had such a problem. Maybe try to post in the philz recovery thread if you havent done already, im sure the guys there can help you solve your problem.
[Galaxy S III General] dhiru1602:
Ofcourse yes, but since many exynos devices are using a common kernel, it would take sometime for it to be available officially.
[Galaxy S III General] Scarface1991:
So hw composer will finally work correctly with CM?
[Galaxy S III General] haydar100:
yea with the hwcomposer from samsung and not the one build from source.

:(
[Galaxy S III General] darkshaft:
Recommend kernels for 1-CM 10.1.3 2-CM 10.2 snapshot???. Thank you
[Galaxy S III General] diegoviola:
I just got fed up of all the bugs and problems of this device.

So this is the result:

**** you samsung!

Thank you Teamhacksung for all your awesome work with CM, I loved running CM on my device, but I couldn't take Samsung crap and lack of sources anymore.

I just went and bought a Nexus 4.

Sorry, but goodbye.
[Galaxy S III General] bornlivedie:
Nice waste of money.

You could've at least kept it as a backup or sold it.
[Galaxy S III General] diegoviola:
Sorry about that. :(

I regret it.
[Galaxy S III General] noobSU:
Patience at its peak :D
[Galaxy S III General] bornlivedie:
Lol. Send it to me? haha

I could use the motherboard
[Galaxy S III General] tmantanner4:
I salute you, good sir.

But you should've got the nexus 5 :P
[Galaxy S III General] Barbiox Dogg:
Is there Move-to-SD-card feature in the latest CM10.2 nightly builds?
[Galaxy S III General] yaniv30:
Oh man...I don't like Samsung as well but i will always have a warm spot in my heart for the i9300.
[Galaxy S III General] alijani:
Does anybody know how to send a file via wifi direct in CM?

It finds and connects to devices but there isn't anything to choose in share section.
[Galaxy S III General] Darkbladecr:
You can save pictures to SD but for apps there is nothing offered from CM. You will have to use a third party app
[Galaxy S III General] xrad:
Yeah, I never succeeded using any kind of Android/S/WhateverBeam or Wifi direct sharing. What I did have success with is SuperBeam.
[Galaxy S III General] MindTeaser:
does anyone has the time taken issue of the screenshot?

for e.g.

i take a screenshot at 6pm, the title of the screenshot states the correct time, but the details of the picture states the time at 2pm...

this is a minor issue which does not affect my daily use... but im jz wonder is it im the only one has the problem or these is any fix out there? :)

thanks :good: :good: :good:
[Galaxy S III General] dosiwi:
Yes. Year is incorrect, too
[Galaxy S III General] Angerlust:
I like the last nightly. It works quite smoothly for me. By the way, what does "i9300: Update build fingerprint to 4.3" mean?
[Galaxy S III General] RsOnAndroid:
Miracast?

So with Samsung releasing the source, will CM10.2 support miracast soon?
[Galaxy S III General] Moster2:
They didnt release any source for that.
[Galaxy S III General] FDisk80:
Samsung's answer when asked to release proper sources.
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
Nightly 131106

I saw in the development thread that someone complained about blank home screens in 131106, I encountered the same issue, however I circumvented it by installing the leaked Kit Kat-launcher which indeed populated the screen(it is easy to install things even if homescreen is blank since the search window is still there and can be used as a "launcher" of sorts). Anyway it was there for me since I installed Gapps simultaneously with the Nightly. Everything looks great with the Kit Kat-launcher, and most stuff seem to work. The only thing that stopped working was Bubble UPNP-browser which finds files over the network but can't play them back. It worked great in 131101. Luckily Spotify works, so there can be music but not of the DLNA-variety.

Now there's already a 131107 ....
[Galaxy S III General] adkamath:
My god thats an apt picture. I spilled my coffee loling..
[Galaxy S III General] abmantis:
For those who have the high-battery-drain-after-call problem, do you know any workaround that's not restarting the device? I've seen some mentions to force stop the Phone app, but that does not stop the high drain.
[Galaxy S III General] angelus249:
If it happens again, just go to app settings and delete data/cache for Trebuchet. Stock look afterwards incl. appdrawer
[Galaxy S III General] diegoviola:
No Nexus 5 in Brazil yet.
[Galaxy S III General] Stavr0s13android:
Hey.. when im trying to copy some photos either to external or internal storage it gets stuck on random photo and after some time android.process.media has stopped shows up on phone...! DId clean install.. stil the same..!
[Galaxy S III General] simono_pl:
Check sd card, maybe it's going to dead.

Send from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] d1rekt0r:
Damn , it takes longer to see these new kernel sources being used in CM than i expected :(
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
Well, I got Bubble UPNP working, now it finds and plays back the DLNA-library on my Debian-server. Which means, pretty much everything works. And battery-drain was very low today,

So, Nightly 131106, Gapps, Boeffla-kernel 2.0-beta3 and the Kit Kat-launcher all adds up to a VERY nice Android-experience for me :)

Newer driver sources and a transparent notification-bar in all glory, but I think this is rather good software for "old hardware"!
[Galaxy S III General] nottheguy:
Can anyone confirm that STK works on latest nightlys or M?

Without the Sim Tool Kit or Sim Menu I'll have to go stock, and that's not a happy thought..

Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] Darkbladecr:
Sim Toolkit is included by default on CM so not sure what you are talking about?
[Galaxy S III General] ajobbins:
Interestingly I am getting this exact same problem trying to copy photos that were stored on my i9300 SD card (but copied to my PC) from my PC to my new Nexus 5. There are images that were taken whilst using this ROM.

Have to wonder if there is something a bit corrupted with some of the image files that Android OS doesn't like
[Galaxy S III General] Stavr0s13android:
After fixing perimisions on CM recovery only stucks while copying to DCIM but works fine on any other folder...!

EDIT: Never mind... problem still there...
[Galaxy S III General] nottheguy:
To my understanding it was introduced (at least for i9300) only in experimental 904.

Previously you couldn't actually launch it from the app drawer.

Just want to know if it was implemented through to the regular nightlies and latest snapshot.
[Galaxy S III General] simono_pl:
Someone post that if You don't have PIN on SIM card then SimToolKit is not visible.

I have and can use SimToolKit on my phone with PIN protected SIM card on nightly from 20131106.
[Galaxy S III General] Bazilli:
Sorry noob question. Does the CM update work with TWRP recovery?
[Galaxy S III General] simono_pl:
It should be, but prefered is CWM.
[Galaxy S III General] clamitas:
Yes it does! I have tried on both TWRP and Philz, no problems at all.
[Galaxy S III General] rspaulo:
Bluetooth issue

I´ve noticed something stange. When I´m listening music through bluetooth in my car, the sound quality is terrible, after a while (like 30+ minutes) appears BT FAILURE on car audio display then the sound quality gets better, excelent I can say. Does anyone has this issue?

Another thing, With stock ROM I could read the song´s name, artist, album in the car audio display, now I can´t.

Cheers everybody.
[Galaxy S III General] simono_pl:
I use stereo BT headphones Sony Ericsson MBW-600 and have sometimes only one problem. For short time no sound, it's happens at some time (sometimes after five minutes, sometimes never). Display played title song alway works. For me sound quality is always the same = perfect.
[Galaxy S III General] pmaximal:
I do have some hiccups in BT audio from time to time. This appeared in one of the latest nightlies. Old nightlies worked flawlessly.
[Galaxy S III General] amon293:
Notifications And Calls Volumes

Hi!

I'm using a CM 10.2.20130910-Nightly version on my Samsung Galaxy SIII i9305.

I'm having problems with notification and calls volumes. Whenever I change those volume settings, lowering or raising the volume, if I mute the volume and then raise de volume up again, it stays muted, no matter what I do.

I go to Setting > Sound > Volume > adjust the volume accordingly, but the notifications and calls volume stays muted.

I can only change this by rebooting.

Does anyone knows what's wrong with this?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] xrad:
I know this isn't much help for you, but all that works flawless for me (BT music streaming, Maps navigation, title/artist display).

I haven't taken a deeper look yet at the new BT stack, but what I could see is that there's a config file /system/etc/bluetooth/bt_stack.conf which apparently can create some debug output. If you're up to it, you can open an adb shell, become root, and edit it as follows:

# mount -o rw,remount /system
# vi /system/etc/bluetooth/bt_stack.conf
<change BtSnoopLogOutput=true>
# mount -o ro,remount /system

Then reboot, use BT and then analyse /sdcard/btsnoop_hci.log.

Note I have busybox installed, and hence I have a vi command.
[Galaxy S III General] adripred:
TWRP 2.6.3.0 works perfectly on CM Updater here.
[Galaxy S III General] Varnak:
Hi everyone, i'd like to ask you a question about CM, i have tried it a month ago, it was cool, smooth and fast but i have to go back to stock cause i have a problem on the animation when i open an app, it looks like a Pc game without vsync with graphics glitches on the edge of the animation. Is is that normal cause of the samsung drivers that are not avaible for custom roms? Thanks
[Galaxy S III General] gabrielpsi88:
battery

Solved the problem of draining battery after a call?
[Galaxy S III General] RohanAJoshi:
no and never until maintainers and devs take it seriously..

that's the only reason i m away from my lovely CM :(
[Galaxy S III General] xrad:
Yeah it's kind of strange. The i9300 is arguably among the all time Android top sellers - yet the number of devs knowledgable about this handset is like 3-4, tops, and those are now even split into different camps. If CM, as a company, would really want to grow its userbase before starting whatever their business model is, then the i9300 would be a natural candidate to push as hard as possible.
[Galaxy S III General] pchz:
deleted gaps

Hello,

one day ago, I got update from 10,1 to 10,2 snapshot M, so i installed it but now must download and flash gaps, but its deleted. Can someone upload it ?

thanx :o
[Galaxy S III General] RohanAJoshi:
samsung's exynos devises are top in CM user base.

http://stats.cyanogenmod.org/

our i9300 is on 3rd number, still it is buggy...
[Galaxy S III General] Moster2:
If anyone is interested in using the mali libs in a newer nightly, you can use this kernel.

The zip replaces the libs, deletes the hwcomposer and flashes a kernel based on dhirus patch.

Download from Mega

Btw, what I have noticed so far is that the stock browser is damn smooth now. 2d transitions can be a little choppy though
[Galaxy S III General] xrad:
So true.. and given how crappy (apparently) the latest stock 4.3 release is, there's a LOT more potential users out there who will want a snappy 4.3 (even 4.4 soon!) phone. Don't get me wrong. I know this is open source and I can start contributing anytime. But time and missing knowledge won't allow it. Also I was kind of hoping that CM, the company, would align their priorities against the number of units sold. Apparently they don't, currently.
[Galaxy S III General] prabhjots:
Use these

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2397942
[Galaxy S III General] donalgodon:
The official builds are marginally better in the camera. The camera works, but none of the modes work properly, and one of them is even repeated in settings twice! Pretty sloppy.
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
because all exynos maintainers are gone away...
[Galaxy S III General] vldesco:
Oops, you are right, wrong thread. This is embarrassing :(, I will delete it
[Galaxy S III General] bender_007:
There m8, I've repaired it for you.
[Galaxy S III General] xrad:
Of course, I know about this situation and have said so in my previous post. What I was trying to say is that I had been hoping that CM, the company, would go and dedicate (human) resources to those phones with the highest potential to enlarge the user base. I should say the S3 qualifies in that category. But alas, things appear to work differently and now we're stuck with just yourself, and you hate the Exynos SoC. (Well, as we all know, hatred can be a great motivation, young Cody... C'me on, feel the power of the dark side. Show them Samsungs how to do it right. Strike them down. :p)
[Galaxy S III General] gbyrne2011:
Just updated to official Samsung 4.3 rom and wow is this a big piece of crap. I'm so shocked at Samsung. It's slow, it's buggy, lags to bits and battery is running down quicker than I can count. So utterly shocked at Samsung.

Moving back to CM 10.2 tonight, won't be going official ever again.

Just thought I'd warn others don't even try update, if you are interested backup your EFS folder, saying downgrading is wiping their IMEI.
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
I replaced the Boeffla-kernel with your mod. It works fine is all I can tell as of yet. I'll be back with more specific observations later, great work anyway :)
[Galaxy S III General] Moster2:
Its basically just the standard cm kernel + new kernel source, updated by dhiru. I just compiled it, added the libs and made sure the hwcomposer from cm gets removed. Otherwise it would lag like hell :D
[Galaxy S III General] oae08:
But we have you dont we :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III General] ayoubij:
it sucks that cm team lost hope in making their cm10.2 rom better on the i9300. I guess the devs lost hope and couldn't manage to solve all the bugs :(
[Galaxy S III General] bornlivedie:
And that's where Omni comes in.
[Galaxy S III General] ayoubij:
Maybe but still even Omni is WIP and still buggy :silly:
[Galaxy S III General] DennizzNL:
Codeworkx didn't left, he planned his return around new year, he has private stuff to take care of.

xplodwild left because of a good reason.

So much drama in here, jesus Christ....
[Galaxy S III General] codeworkx:
It's more "q3 2014" than "around new year". I'll be inactive for some months.
[Galaxy S III General] noobSU:
It shows a simple announcement to the i9300 user base. "You guys are now left behind. Don't even think anything new from cm in anyway (i9300 specific). It's the time to move on."

Thank you Samsung for not providing the source codes. Thanks Cyanogenmod for keeping us with you until Cyanogen inc.

[MENTION=3208754]codeworkx[/MENTION] Take your time dude. Offcourse real life > Tech.

[MENTION=2162789]XpLoDWilD[/MENTION] High hopes.
[Galaxy S III General] f0ssa:
4.4 coming for S3? :/

Device: Samsung Galaxy S3

ROM: CyanogenMod 10.2
[Galaxy S III General] noobSU:
Forget it dude. Atleast not by Cyanogen inc.
[Galaxy S III General] dhiru1602:
No one saw this coming :p
[Galaxy S III General] DopeJam:
I know nothing good can come out of the cyanogen inc news. Beh...Major disapointment
[Galaxy S III General] execve:
Can someone share what the battery drain issue is about? I have been using M1 for my daily use, and I find that battery consumption might be a tad higher, but not such a big problem... I still charge around once a day...
[Galaxy S III General] bornlivedie:
Said who?
[Galaxy S III General] ss2i9100g:
Hi guys , I would like to invite you to try SlimBean ROM . Great team work , stable ,based on AOSP and a lot of customizations.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2409522
[Galaxy S III General] SweetCupcake:
I can only say! really sad and disappointing! This is but is typical of CM policies, not the Yes first time. And it is sure be one of the reasons now ale that **** nexus 5 have and no longer be interested for the i9300.
[Galaxy S III General] zelendel:
Ok guys calm down. The only way that the work will end is if you give up on the device. Nothing is stoping any one of you to pick up where other devs left off. So instead of complaining about it, do something about it.
[Galaxy S III General] noobSU:
You'll come to know. You haven't seen any progress about our device on cm. Did you? It's because we don't have maintainers. Or devs thise are actively maintaining builds for us. So still wishing for Official cm 11 is a good thing. But far from reality. Sadly.
[Galaxy S III General] Moster2:
No progress? So ricardo wasnt working on it a few weeks ago and fixed some mali related bugs? Cool story
[Galaxy S III General] Milmar71:
true
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
One not so good side effect of using that kernel is that it makes it impossible to go back to Boeffla-kernel(or any other I guess) just using CWM. It looks like one has to do a reset/data wipe because the kernel leaves something behind that makes the screen go blank directly after the i9300-logo using Boeffla. The mali-kernel itself works when reinstalled, so, there must be some garbage left behind.
[Galaxy S III General] Moster2:
It doesnt leave any garbage behind. Since the rom does not contain any new mali blobs yet, I needed to replace them. Boeffla obviously cant handle the new libs. Its a price you need to accept if you want to use the new libs for the moment.
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
My mistake to call it "garbage" ;) Obviously it's the new libs, well, it works fairly well and I don't feel like reinstalling all apps once again just yet. It's infinetely better than Samsung stock anyway :D

CM 10.2 Nightly "trimmed" as Kit Kat(no transparent status bar, otherwise fairly lookalike):

:cool:
[Galaxy S III General] Unkalo:
For transparent status bar use xposed + gravity. This is my s3 with cm 10.2:

Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
Thank you, Unkalo! That did indeed work, even with this strange "blobbed" kernel :)
[Galaxy S III General] tsangaris:
No CM 11 for GS3 ? Nexus 5 here i come!!

Exynos mistake no more!
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
One funny thing though, now I got TWO battery status indicators, I wonder which setting and where I should turn off .... LoL ;)

edit. It worked fine in GravityBox, wow, almost too many settings in that app!
[Galaxy S III General] oae08:
So basically we would all have the s5 by that time :p
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
Hmm, it's getting messy now with all the mods I've made, but basically it is CM 10.2 Nightly 131106, the latest Gapps 4.3 131102 from here on the forum, the modded CM-kernel with the latest Sammy Mali-blob(and libs) from this thread, the Kit Kat-launcher from here: http://www.gottabemobile.com/2013/11/04/get-android-4-4-kitkat-launcher-android-smartphone/ , Android 4.4 Kit Kat-theme from Playstore, Xposed and GravityBox from here on the forum and ... that's basically it! I may have forgotten something but that's the main ingredients :D

edit. I forgot, I also added the latest 4.3-modem!
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
You're welcome, but probably one of the best changes to my Phone was buying the original Samsung back cover with a 3000mAh battery! Very useful imho.

I was lucky to find it on sale in a netshop for 15€ :)
[Galaxy S III General] mikesoccer25:
quick question

Hello guys...im not a developer and i just installed a few days ago the 4.3 and cyanogen mod 10.2 ...my question is: is it ok to install every nightly? every day? the system works fine and everything works fine...just that i dont know if i should install the daily nightlies....tnx
[Galaxy S III General] donalgodon:
If you are happy with what you have, you don't need to install every nightly. It's really okay to skip a few.
[Galaxy S III General] simono_pl:
Not me, I don't need better phone then S3.

Send from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III General] beeeto:
What is better on this "blobbed kernel"? I'm tempted to install it, currently using Temasek's Kernel though
[Galaxy S III General] Moster2:
It has the latest mali blobs from the 4.3 samsung release. Basically that means a little plus in performance. Also scrolling feels a lot smoother in my eyes, especially in the stock cm browser

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=47254779&postcount=3893
[Galaxy S III General] Chief_Death:
I usually update once or twice a month especially if there are no significant bugs in the build I'm in.
[Galaxy S III General] bornlivedie:
there's somethign wrong with that kernel

performance is crap, 2d animations are extremely laggy... i don't recommend it
[Galaxy S III General] xrad:
It's ok if things don't work for you and you are welcome to say so. But please try to be a little more respectful. [MENTION=4604352]Moster2[/MENTION] is just trying to give a helping hand with all the official devs being elsewhere at the moment.
[Galaxy S III General] bornlivedie:
oh, ok then, since he's just trying to be helpful, then his kernel is a masterpiece and everyone should use it
[Galaxy S III General] Moster2:
I cant make a video of it, but nothing is laggy here. Shortly after a restart 2d transitions are a bit laggy indeed, but this somehow dissolves after a few minutes. There is nothing "extremely" laggy
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
Yes, I believe the stock CM 10.2-kernel and Boeffla 2.0-beta3 are both definitely faster. But I wouldn't stretch as far as calling it laggy on my device, it's not any slower than stock Samsung.

It looks like installing xposed + gravity somehow made things less laggy, mabe enabling transparency did a trick, I think it IS smooth now. Or mabe it is just because the device has been on for a while. But stock-CM is really, really fast which is not the case here it's just fast enough. But apps still opens up as fast as in normal CM, which is much better than Samsung.Most notable is the Phone-app using my config which is actually usable as a Phone, much like an old dumbphone it can be used for calling people ;) Samsung stock is laughably laggy.

Anyway, I don't have the option pf putting Boeffla back unless I want to reinstall everything as just replacing the kernel doesn't change the graphics libs which are now too new for(and incompatible with) Boeffla. So I'll stick with this kernel until there is a much better(and attractive) version of CM out which could trigger me for a complete reinstall. On the flip side so does this kernel seem to be very good with the battery.

Anyway, for those who haven't made the jump I recommend to stay with Boeffla or a similar kernel.

There's still 3D-gaming to test, which I haven't done yet, I have no idea of which performance to expect. I'll report back when I know :)

---------- Post added at 06:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 06:23 PM ----------

Yes, I think it is smooth after a days use, while not extremely fast so not laggy!
[Galaxy S III General] Moster2:
Its also not a big deal to me actually if someone does not want to use it. I mean, I basically just compiled it and made sure you have the right libs to use it. The overall performance seems to be good though, over 19k in antutu(seems to be the same as on stock now). The stock browser really feels great for the first time :D

I just made this kernel, so that people are not limited to dhiru's build he made a few days ago. Every new nightly will work.
[Galaxy S III General] xeizo:
That's why I found my way here, the testing is the fun part, sort of the meaning of life in a place like this :D