yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fitz420:
I knew today would be the day I put the camera to the test. Daughter's 6th B-day today. Took a couple hundred pix mostly of gangs of kids running around playing. Not a single problem with camera or anything. I would say so far this is every bit as stable as slimbean now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nimaim:
Mmm last 2 reports are sounding good, flashing this tonight :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smartguy10:
Test going from camera to video then back to camera . Before this build unable to connect to camera message used to appear .

Does BT connects and disconnects without any issues .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noles4life50:
Can't test Bluetooth but camera switches back and forth (did it five times) between video and camera flawlessly
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
Hello, just flashed this very slick ROM and getting to know it, its very nice. I have two questions that I can not figure out, I know they are easy things but just can't get it (need more coffee maybe :eek:). I've have searched the FAQs and thread so here it is: 1) How do you keep the home screen from scrolling? and 2) How do you get rid of the persistent Google search bar?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
You're using the Stock "Google Now" Launcher. As far as I'm aware, there is no getting rid of it. Thankfully, the ROM also comes with Nova Launcher. Just go into "Settings" and go into "Home" and you should be able to choose which launcher you want to use. I personally use Nova Launcher exclusively because I prefer organizing my app drawer based on categories, as shown below:

One thing to note is that when using any custom launcher, you will lose the "Ok Google" voice recognition from the main home screen. You can still use it by going to Google Now and saying "Ok Google," however.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
Cool thanks, I've used Nova and like it, even have Nova Prime, also like Apex.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
Couple more questions, how do I take a screen shot? And are there any motion gestures like sweeping hand to take a screen shot?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
Hold power and volume down.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JaylanPHNX:
You can also assign screen shot to the new pie controls.

Sent from my Slim Nexus 5 with smoothness by Faux.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Eazii:
This ROM is great, smooth as a babies bottom. Been running it since 2.5 RC1 and have kept it up to date, haven't had a single problem that I can recall. Much Thanks to the Dev for this jewel of a ROM
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iLLdWes:
My WiFi broke again!!! I reset my router and my phone stayed connected to the net work... Icon was orange on the pull down menu and it wouldn't reconnect to my network... Then I turned WiFi off and now it won't connect to anything... Twice this happened with this rom any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smartguy10:
Flashed it last night , pretty smooth ROM . No issues to report , need to test BT and camera :) Good job devs

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When you say your WiFi breaks , did you mean you keep on dropping connections
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
what kernel are you running?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iLLdWes:
.

What ever stock is... Should I try a diff one?? Ktoonz?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
I've been running leankernel for a while and haven't had any of the wifi problems.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2226290

Thw AOSP kernels are universal now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
What are "pie controls"?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phaseL:
New Build

RC3 is freaking awesome! My bluetooth hasn't worked this well since TW, even better than SlimBean. Camera has been responsive with no issues or lock ups. And for the first time, I'm using (and loving) PIE controls.

GREAT job devs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JaylanPHNX:
Go to settings, navigation, pie controls. Google it for images, should be pretty self explanatory.

Sent from my Slim Nexus 5 with smoothness by Faux.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
Whoa, that's cool, I'm really starting to dig this ROM. I've list the address bar in the browser tho, I must have hit a wrong button somewhere.

Fixed, I had labs selected and it made my address bar disappear.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phaseL:
Play Music Casting Problem

One issue I've been having since SlimKat is that I cannot cast Play Music to my Chromecast (everything else ie. Youtube, Hulu, etc. cast perfectly fine). I initially figured it was something on my end, but after a little googling, a couple of other Slim users had a similar problem.

Can someone test this for me?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
I will test it when I get home tonight.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
Yeah, it's happening on mine well:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MikeWjF:
Mine is casting fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phaseL:
Thanks for checking guys.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smartguy10:
Only 2 issues I have seen so far is I loose data connection and dialer fc .

Anyone seen those issues ??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smartguy10:
And had two random reboots will post logcat. Can I also email logcat to the dev ??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr.Miyagi555:
Gonna download/install now. Will report any issues. What is a popular kernel with this rom? BMS?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nimaim:
BMS or LeanKernel, or stick with stock which seems to be pretty stable. I prefer LeanKernel since it's very stripped out and works great out of the box (nothing to customize in terms of governors / schedulers / etc.).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smartguy10:
Has anyone experienced random reboots yet and did switching kernels resolved the issue
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr.Miyagi555:
can someone point me in the right direction? ive completely wiped , on mk3, installed rom, gapps then i found i lost root. How do i properly achieve root again?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JaylanPHNX:
Go to developer settings and enable root there. (If you don't have developer settings, go to about phone and tap the build number multiple times.)

Sent from my Slim Nexus 5 with smoothness by Faux.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
Only one for me, been running it for 3 days now, really smooth. I miss multi-window but Slimpie is a great alternative.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smartguy10:
Cool , may be stable release fix the reboot issue :)

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Did you post logcat for your reboot
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
Not sure I know how, is it done through the Slimcenter with "bugreport"? What are the time parameters?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JaylanPHNX:
Yes, use bug report.

Sent from my Slim Nexus 5 with smoothness by Faux.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kjjm:
So far, RC3 is running very well for me and, as others have reported, with no BT or camera problems. I haven't had any random reboots, either.

There is, however, one strange, occasional issue. Sometimes, when backing out of an app, one of the recent apps will pop up briefly underneath it. If recents have been cleared, the dialer app will pop up. I can't repeat this behavior with any regularity, though. It happens on stock & lean kernels (and dalvik & ART, if that matters). Not a big deal, just odd. I will try to get a bug report log.

This is now my DD - goodbye 4.3.

Thanks to Nick and the Slim devs.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The~Skater~187:
I can confirm the recent app issue. I ran into that twice last night. But other than that, she's running amazing. Thanks for all your hard work devs.

:DSent from my D2SPR:D

Slim 4.3.1 build 2/DKP-Kernel/MK3:D

:DUsing Xparent Tapatalk Skyblue:D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nimaim:
I'm still running 4.3. I nandroided my setup, completely wiped, flashed 4.4 RC3 and while everything appears to work just great (thanks devs!), it's noticeably more sluggish than 4.3, with Dalvik OR ART, and with any kernel (I tried stock, BMS, and LeanKernel). With the latest LeanKernel that supports 4.3, SlimBean 4.3 just flies and I get ZERO slowdowns or lags. With 4.4 RC3, I get them pretty noticeably when doing any kind of multitasking. I'm wondering if you noticed this kjjm?

I also miss a ton of the 4.3 features like the power widget (I had a scrollable one with the brightness bar on top). I much prefer this over the quick tiles. But I think this is a KitKat thing in general as they are moving to the quick tiles, so no fault of SlimKat's. Also, I can reiterate smartguy's issue with mobile data. I lost it completely a couple times on RC3 switching from WiFi and back (I'm not sure why it only happens to me, however, maybe it's my Airrave not behaving nicely with SlimKat). I had to flash another kernel on top to get it working again.

Not *****ing, just giving an honest assessment of how it's running on my phone. I will still flash stable when it comes out. For now, I went back to 4.3 because it's pretty much perfect for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kjjm:
I'm running Lean Kernel with ART and I haven't noticed any general sluggishness yet, but I've just become aware of a lag when the menu button is pressed. I'll do more multitasking and see what happens.

I haven't had any wifi or data issues yet.

I miss my 4.3 set-up, too, though, and liked having the brightness bar, but I hardly ever used it. Otherwise, I've adapted to the new set-up. Slim 4.3 was also working perfectly for me, which begs the question - why change? I think we all know the answer to that. I still have the nandroid, just in case. :D

Edit: I've discovered that enabling hardware key rebinding - specifically double tap - slows down button response time. I suppose this makes sense, though, to allow time for the second tap.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noles4life50:
I have a feeling a stable build will be here very soon ;);):thumbup::thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
Hehe, obviously some idle time here but I'm pretty happy with this set up.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noles4life50:
Stable build up! New gapps also on the site, some supporting trds!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shekinahsmoke:
Ohhhhhhh snap let me get my backups together!!!!

Beanstalk ROM HAHTBWAOY
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xxSTARBUCKSxx:
4.3 Browser

Is there a chance anyone on here has the Browser.apk from Stable SlimBean featuring 'User Agents' ? The 4.4 'Request Desktop Site' is getting a bit redundant.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr.Miyagi555:
Hey guys i need help, its not rom specific but more aosp/tw. My voicemail notification keeps popping up after reboot. Ive tried clear data, force stop, calling and leaving voicemail then deleting, and the actual change the file found in data/data/com.android.phone. It does make it dissapear but comes back after a reboot. Ive tried this rom and many other aosp roms with all of them doing it but when i put a tw rom it never showed up. Any ideas?

PS: this is by far the best kitkat rom for the gs3. I have no problems yet and still on rc2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JaylanPHNX:
If you're still on rc2, try the new stable. Let us know if it's still a problem then.

Sent from my Slim Nexus 5 with smoothness by Faux.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sixgunmojo:
Here you go. Good timing, I've been waiting for a stable SlimKat before upgrading :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xxSTARBUCKSxx:
Thanks a million! As have I. So far I've been nothing but impressed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] breakinyoankelz:
I'm having the same voicemail problem. If I go back to SlimBean, there's no notification. I clear my whole inbox, install SlimKAT and the persistent voicemail icon is back.

Everything else works amazing! Thanks for all the hard work :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheGTS:
Hey guys, anyone having problems with the stock Clock app? I keeps telling me this "Unfortunately, Clock has stopped."
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr.Miyagi555:
There is a file to change in the phone folder but it doesn't stick... Is there a way to make a script or something?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
Finally going to make the jump to 4.4 as I'm loving my 4.3 build as well, but I've been having more and more random reboots lately. Most of the time is when daughter is watching a YouTube video or something, but outside of that, it's perfect.

Just so I'm clear, if I want to use the latest LeanKernel, I can use the normal 'd2' build and not have to use the d2spr build? I see the latest date on the d2 is 2/10 while the d2spr is 1/12. I'm seeing this right from the dev's androtransfer site.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shekinahsmoke:
Latest LeanKernel: http://androtransfer.com/?developer=imoseyon&folder=d2 so yes D2.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
Appreciate it, thanks. However, I'm having a tough time actually getting it to download. The 10 second wait is counting down, then the page is just refreshing itself without the download actually taking place. This is happening both right from my cell using Chrome and on the laptop using Chrome I'm on right now too.

EDIT: Of course as soon as I post that, it starts downloading, ha!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
:confused: Am I missing something here or over thinking it? How do I update the ROM? Is it through SLIMOTA? If so it's not working for me, I touch the red download icon and nothing happens.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phaseL:
The new stable build is great! Also, for anyone having issues with Chromecast (Play Music) or Wifi (WPS failed), I've been doing some extensive testing over past couple of days.

Conclusion (you probably already knew this): Bad bad dirty flashers.

I installed a RC1, everything was great. Loaded RC2 and lost the ability to cast GP Music. Wiped all and installed RC2 and everything was fine. Installed RC3 on top of RC2 and had the same Chromecast issues as well as losing Wifi. Wiped all and clean flashed RC3 and everything was working.

Installed Build 3 clean and everything is solid. We all know that clean flashing is usually the first fix for strange issues...I just wanted to reaffirm that.

Awesome job devs...Here's to the next million downloads!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iLLdWes:
I downloaded the sprint version... So down load the d2 for the latest version??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
Is there a way to update PRL and Profile? I am getting the LTE next to the signal bars but it's not lighting up so I assume I am not getting 4G service.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thisismyringtone:
Only way to do that that i know of is in a TW rom. So do a back up flash a tw rom update them then restore your backup.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JollyGrnReefer:
Having some issues installing the new update. I followed the install instructions, and keep getting an (status 7) error, install aborted. Tried downloading 4.4.2 again and again thinking its a bad download, but keep getting the error message when flashing. What am I doing wrong here??? Wondering if cwm needs updated.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mbr007:
me too.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JaylanPHNX:
Is this the first KitKat ROM you've flashed? Definitely make sure you're on the latest recovery. Older ones won't work.

Sent from my Slim Nexus 5 with smoothness by Faux.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noles4life50:
This, use the latest cwm recovery (not sure the version number) or twrp 2.6.3.1 (available via goomanager app) or the newest phillz older recoveries won't work with kitkat roms
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mremale:
A few quick questions since I can comb through the whole thread. How do I take a screen shot on this ROM? I don't seem to be getting LTE is there something that I need to do? I am running lean kernel 3.4.78 kit kat 9.4... Is this a good kernel to use? I know its a newbie question but I can't run through the pages to find the answers at the moment. I love this ROM. Great work to all Devs
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thisismyringtone:
For the screenshot what i do is in the system settings go to navigation then global menu click the + and select the screenshot then all you have to do is hold the power button and the option is there.

You can make sure that under preferred network type you have CDMA+LTE/EVDO selected and if it is then you can go to the dialer and type *#*#4636#*#* and go to phone information and make sure the Set preffered network type is at LTE/CDMA if thats all correct then im not sure from there. Could always try a reboot.

For the kernel from what i hear about it it is a good kernel i usual keep with the stock, but that's my preference. Hopefully i helped :) Enjoy!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
OK then I guess my 4G is not working.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thisismyringtone:
Im sorry to hear that you could try what i said in the post above yours and see if that helps at all :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
Actually I did, should have said so sorry and thank you, that is what prompted the reply. Everything checks even after going through the phone dialer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thisismyringtone:
Its cool no worries. and hmm that is weird so you had 4g before but now nothing? im assuming you have done reboot to make sure? i guess last resort would be to do a clean install cleaning everything internal and such.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mremale:
I did the same thing through the dialer. 4g isn't working.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thisismyringtone:
Did you do a clean install? and im assuming you had 4g prior to flashing this
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
I don't believe I have had 4G at all on this ROM, I always get it at home and now I'm not. I have rebooted and the original install was squeaky clean, full wipe and a good DL.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thisismyringtone:
Hmm im not sure then dude :/ thats all i can think of. Maybe a dev can help you but that's all i know sorry i couldn't fix your problem
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sixgunmojo:
custom ringtones for contacts not sticking

Hi all,

Last night I finally upgraded from SlimBean to SlimKat. I did a clean install, wiped/formatted everything x3. Everything appears to be working great

with one little exception, when I go to set a ringrone for a specific contact it doesn't stick. I can go into a contact, set ringtone, click ok, and immediately re-open set ringtone and it is back to default ringtone. I was wondering if anyone else has noticed this or if anyone could reproduce this problem (or not). I really hate having to go to my phone (or pulling it out of my pocket) to see who is calling me.

Thanks, Six

EDIT: Fixed it. Deleted all contacts and re-imported them. Why I didn't do this sooner is beyond me. *smacks forehead*
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mremale:
I only do clean installs
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thisismyringtone:
Im not sure then :/ i flashed it and have 4G i don't know what else you could do
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DurhamHusker:
I do not have this problem on the stable release of SlimKat.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] sixgunmojo:
Fixed it (see original post). Thanks for leting me know the problem was probably on my end.

Six

PS i've hit the thanks button 3 different times but apparently that doesn't want to work for me either. Will try again later in the evening
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EVObastard:
No worries, it's probably sprint anyway, they are always messing with the speeds. They probably are denying me 4G because I take advantage of my unlimited plan.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Thisismyringtone:
I have done that. When I moved I didn't have internet for a while and racked up like 140 gigs ha

SlimKat was here
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Htcuser8740:
OK, I royally screwed up. I was running Twrp 2.5.0 and Slimbean. I did a nandroid of Slimbean while on Twrp 2.5.0. I then updated the recovery to 2.6.3.1. This is where I messed things up. I use Titanium to back up apps and somehow lost my backup when flashing Slimkat. My fault, not Slimkats. So i was unable to pull my old apps. Fortunately I have a nandroid of Slimbean on my phone. I was unable to restore it with the newest Twrp, so I reverted back to Twrp 2.5.0 using Odin. I wiped and wiped and wiped and tried restoring Slimbean (my nandroid that was made on Twrp 2.5.0) to no avail. It says its successful, but when i reboot, I get a loop of the start of the Slimkat Rom. Anyone please help?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] topherk:
First thing I'd try is the following:

Reinstall SlimBean from scratch (clean wipe) using TWRP 2.6.3.1

Boot into system to make sure it works.

Boot back into TWRP 2.6.3.1 and try restoring the old backup.

I honestly don't think it'll work, but that'll only take maybe 15 minutes to do, and it's worth the chance.

If that doesn't work, then you can try using Titanium Backup (TiBu) to extract data from a nandroid backup. It might be a "Pro feature" in TiBu, I'm not really sure but the Pro is worth the relatively minor cost, imho.

You can re-flash SlimKat (or a fresh copy of SlimBean if you prefer) in TWRP 2.6.3.1, then install TiBu.

To extract from a Nandroid with TiBu, just press the menu button from the home screen, and all the way at the bottom is the option "Extract from Nandroin backup..." One in this screen, you can choose which backup to restore from and you can select which apps to restore. It's very useful when you somehow lose your TiBu backups. You might have to be a bit more careful about what you restore, as it doesn't warn you as clearly about which apps are system and it doesn't have the TiBu "XML" restore options, but that's the best I think you can do in this case.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
Does anyone know if CWM 6.0.4.5 will work to flash 4.4? I'm at the office now so probably won't get to it later tonight. I'm still on 4.3 so I've never even tried a 4.4 ROM yet.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Htcuser8740:
Thanks for your help. I tried reinstalling SlimBean using the newer version of TWRP and got a SlimKat boot loop. When I tried to do it with the 2.5 version it failed. It said "Error executing updater binary in zip ' /extern error flashing zip.

Im going to go back to the newer version of TWRP and flash SlimKat and try the TiBu method you mentioned.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] phaseL:
Anyone still having issues with Wifi? Specifically, getting the "WPS failed" message?

Is there a fix?

Clean flash, no Xposed mods, stock everything, latest Stable 3.0.

EDIT: So I may have found a fix: I recalled that on the last build, this same issue happened. The only common occurrence between the two was that I turned on "Enable wireless display" in Settings > Display > Cast screen. Once I turned it off, and fixed permissions (not sure if necessary) Wifi was working perfectly.

Glad I remembered turning that function off, so if you are having the "WPS failed" issue, try this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smartguy10:
No issues with the stable , only minor issue is wallpaper picker has no wallpapers other then that smooth :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DurhamHusker:
I used CWM Touch 6.0.4.5 to install SlimKat 3.0 and everything's running great so far.

Before flashing, I did a factory reset (wiped data and all caches) and then also formatted the system partition (as per Slim instructions). I usually format internal storage, but just forgot to do so this time. Hasn't caused me any grief yet, though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hayzooos:
What does 'internal storage' consist of? I always wipe data/cache (factory reset) as well as system then install from there. I've never once wiped 'internal storage' because I'm not sure exactly what that entails. Even though I back up all pictures/photos through G+, I like having the full sized images and videos on my phone to move off later.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Htcuser8740:
Your a life saver! the second method worked like a charm. I'm currently running SlimKat with all my old apps, wasn't able to pull old setting though. Thanks!