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[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] JJEgan:
This is an exact same post as yesterday why spam the board with multiple posts .

You say stock rom but you do not have a stock rom do you its a custom rom .
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] hermit17:
FYI, you said I posted in Samsung III section, which is the wrong section. So now I post in the III 9305 Section. Please only give constructive comments.

Modified Stock Rom I meant. Can't you just click the link to find out what rom it is?
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] Raistlin1158:
rXtreme is a modded rom, see comment from OP below.

rXTREME ROM is personalized, fast, smooth, lite and longer battery life. From latest Samsung Firmware added some tweaks and features, removed useless apps and bloatwares. You have an option to choose from lite to extra lite ROM (removed apps is compiled and can still be installed from a separate zip file with aroma options).
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] JJEgan:
Constructive comments read the rules use the report button to get your post moved ,

Read the faqs and guides dont be ignorant AND END UP WITH A BRICK .
[Galaxy S III I9305 (4G LTE + 2GB RAM) Q&A, Help & ] hermit17:
Thanks, but how do I ensure that I can read korean?

Dude, I already modded my phone, so I won't end up with a brick. And please, even if I get this thread moved, I can't post since I need at least 10 posts to reply in the developers' section. If you are not helping, seriously just step one side away. Thanks.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] proxuser:
Welcome to VanirAOSP rom. This is 4.3.1 branch: jb43. based on CyanogenMod's(arco68's) device & kernel sources. If you have questions about rom features please ask them in Q&A section or VanirAOSP community in Google Plus.

VanirAOSP community (google plus) - vaniraosp gerrit code review

if you like this rom, just press thanks and give it 5 stars.

/*
* Your warranty is now void.
*
* We are not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards,
* thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please
* do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM
* before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if
* you point the finger at us for messing up your device, we will laugh at you.
*
*/

Features:

- VanirAOSP weekly build jb43 branch

- Android 4.3.1

- serrano-x kernel 3.4.0 (based on arco's cm10.2 kernel) with additional functions

- available for s4 mini i9190 3G and i9195 LTE variants.

Screenshots:

Download:

Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini GT-I9195 LTE variant(serranoltexx)

http://d-h.st/users/proxuser/?fld_id=27098

Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini GT-I9190 3G variant(serrano3gxx)

http://d-h.st/users/proxuser/?fld_id=27099

GAPPS:

http://goo.im/gapps/gapps-jb-20130813-signed.zip

CREDITS:

- arco68

- CyanogenMod TEAM

- VanirAOSP TEAM

- xda community, stackoverflow.com community and google..

Sources:

- VanirAOSP [github]

- serrano-x kernel
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] proxuser:
reserved for me ;)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] radicspeter:
You made my day :) Thx!!!!

Tapatalk-kal küldve az én GT-I9195-el
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] martini_man69:
thanks 4 your work proxuser!

Bug list?!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] proxuser:
Main functions are fine. Maybe vanir rom has issues but I don't had a important issue yet. (Just quick settings NFC on off doesn't work and its not a big issue for me)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] martini_man69:
ok thanks 4 your answer its good to know, going to flash and have it a go :D will report "good and bad"
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] proxuser:
i9190 3g variant is also ready, enjoy!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] stunning:
Have checked the rom and almost every thing working for me like for daily use, 4 star ;) and thank u

by the way do not like the dialer in 4.3.+ the way it shows the contacts like t9 things hatting it, 4.2 dialer was awesome

i install Ex Dialer to get the things back the way i like to use ;)

by the way no builtin app of music player, need to download it from play store
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] noxx2:
3rd S4 Project? Fine! I hope your next Project is MROM. :)

Gesendet von meinem GT-I9195 mit Tapatalk-4
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] junkyde:
noooo :p

Better concentrate on kernel development (especially BLN) :D
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] proxuser:
I done that but I get always build errors.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] junkyde:
that's sad. maybe you could contact some kernel devs from s1, s2 or s3 mini sections and ask if they could help you with the errors.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] iKlutz:
Talk to [MENTION=234316]new maclaw about kernel development. Though he's stingy with his up to date sources.

[MENTION=2712916]proxuser[/MENTION]: this ROM is incredibly smooth and the battery life is better than carbon ROM.

There's a couple of bugs I found right away that were annoying enough for me to restore carbon rom .

1. Home key doesn't return to home screen for some reason, all it does is wake the device from sleep.

2. Quick settings button from the notifications screen doesn't work.

3. When swiping to quick settings from the bar at the bottom of the notifications screen, the animation keeps getting stuck leaving you with a shrunken settings menu.

I hope you get these fixed.

Oh and about your custom kernel on carbon ROM, I seem to be getting really heavy battery drain while using the device. Sleep is kind of okay.

Sent from the dark side of the moon.

Want to know how to boost your devices performance and battery life? See my thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2495269
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] proxuser:
i know rom has some issues, but home button & quick settings works fine on my device.

i finally made my kernel as installable zip,

so i may build next roms with cyanogenmod kernel by arco and i can offer then my kernel as extra. i also plan include overclock later :)

i will do that. i just need little time.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Battlehero:
Another bug, when i'm setting the targets for the Lock screen and I select system icons it force closes
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Sanj3k:
[MENTION=2712916]proxuser[/MENTION] I like the idea of your rom but could you also add the "Displace fullscreen keyboard" function? I have seen it in roms like Paranoid Android/Jelly Beer etc. So when you type in landscape mode you dont have the silly white box where you type, you just see what you are typing actually in to for example whatsapp. Thats a real cool feature because you can read always the last line. For example you are typing something but you also see while typing maybe what the mate messages you in the meantime :) I think you got the point ;)

It would be EPIC(!) when you could this thing get to work :D :D :D and BLN is really important ;) when this two features are implemented it and it will run bugfree this will be an amazing rom!! :)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] x10isrooted:
beside the lack of led bln is is must have feature. hope this will be possible to implement. maybe ask pawitp which is the i9000 cm developer and maintainer if he can help. he is the man (but for i9000) and has done great things in the past already
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] iKlutz:
Have you guys thought about using dynamic / active notifications? It takes advantage of the super amoled display, and gives you notifications without having to activate the screen. It also uses the proximity sensor to detect when you remove from your pocket, before displaying any notifications you've received.

Sent from the dark side of the moon.

Want to know how to boost your devices performance and battery life? See my thread here: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2495269
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Android Development] Jonny:
Thread closed at OP's request.
[Galaxy Note GT-N7000 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Carmageddon1984:
Hello!

We have two phones here N7000:

Mine running Slimbean version 4.2.2.build8-OFFICIAL.

Another one (the one with the problems) running Samsung rom version 4.1.2 Baseband N7000XLT3 version number JZO54K.N7000XXLT5

My SDcard is Transcend Class 10 32 GB SDHCi, the other one has Sandisk 32GB Class 4 SDHC.

There are a few weird sympthoms I cant explain and was unable to fix:

When booting phone 2 (with the problem), it works on the first attempt, but after a second reboot - it automatically says in notification bar, that the external card can be removed - there is no option to remount it, or any indication why has it been removed.

If we insert the Class 4 microSD with the problem into adapter and into PC, it asks to format it. If we format it, the card works on the PC, but on the phone, after a second reboot - the notification pops up anyway and the card becomes unusable.

When we switch cards, and insert my Sandinsk Class 10 card into the phone 2, it worked for only the first boot - on second reboot, the notification about ejected card appears again.

His card on MY phone (number 1) - I was able to write some test,txt file and put content in it - but on the PC, the test file appears to be 0 bytes sized, and I cant even write to it...

When we switch cards back ,my phone no longer shows the external card's content.... I am not sure why, could it possibly be some virus formatting cards on the other phone? unlikely however...

These are all the sympthoms we have, and I have no idea what to make of them... please help :)

Could it be some kind of phone virus, toying with the external cards? something else?
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssalah75:
I have a galaxy nexus with 4.3 android, recently I got a strange symptom, whenever I put it on charge it takes some time to detect that it's on power and when I remove the charger or the usb cable, the charging indicator goes out but the device still feel that the usb cable is connected
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] ssalah75:
Any help or tip!!!
[Samsung Galaxy Nexus] cupfulloflol:
Most likely a hardware issue. Your USB port to be specific, it is a pretty common problem with this device.

You can try to see if there is any dirt in the port, or if anything is bent out of place. Many people have needed to replace the USB flex cable, which there are guides on how to do so if you wanted to try to do it yourself.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
The Nook is pretty good on battery life.

Sometimes, randomly it just drains the battery though.

I've been meaning to look into this for a while.

The start of this is posted in this general hardware thread.

There's a plot below.

It seems to indicate that there is some real problem with the Jorjin WiFi module.

The left side of the plot shows fresh booted with WiFi on.

The right side shows after it has been pinged.

The goal is to make the Nook be drawing only 10 mA all the time.

As far as the "40 mA square waves" go, what are they?

When running at 10 mA they represent a significant current draw.

With the WiFi off they run every 30 seconds for 5 seconds.
[Nook Touch General] jeff_kz:
Wow, great work Renate! I hope this is a big step towards tracking down the Nook's random battery drains.

I don't have any good guesses about what would be running every 30 seconds, but I think seeing a timestamped power graph with the corresponding logcat output might be interesting.

I can't tell from the pictures, are you running this on a NST or NTSG and which firmware version?

Do you see the 30/5 waves when wifi is on, or only when it's off?

What does the power draw look like when the nook is in sleep mode?

Is there any difference between "sleep" after pushing the power button versus sleep after an idle timeout? I've never noticed a difference and it would be nice to have some evidence to dispel one of this community's long-standing superstitions.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
The logcat is boring, just occasional battery updates and not related to the square waves.

Oh, ClockworkMod Recovery runs at a solid 150 mA and no square waves.

Yes, I've tried power button off vs. timeout off many times and both of them go to a baseline of a mA or so.

It could be a random thing though.

To give it a real test I'd have to power it up/down 1000 times.

The power button push is no problem, but if I want to keep with an unmodified swipe I'll have to throw in a robotic finger.

Edit: Actually, if one of the side buttons is "Menu", then you can dismiss the slide dialog with that.

Still, since top does not report any real CPU activity I have to presume that this is a DC load problem.

The Jorjin is already suspicious.

I've checked the eInk power section during the square waves and that is not switching on then.

Note: The 60 second pulses on the chart are the time in the status bar updating.
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
The 5 second pulses do appear to be a display related activity with a timeout.

I made an app that would draw a few pixels every 10 seconds.

If it hit when there wasn't a square pulse it would start a square that would end exactly 5 seconds later.

If it hit in the middle of a square pulse the square would end at exactly 5 seconds from the start of the square, not the hit.

This is all a bit confusing because I can't detect the eInk power sections firing for all the squares (or even the full 5 seconds of any square).

The power management is complex, with 2 DC converters, 2 charge pumps, 2 LDO regulators.

The big supplies are the +/- 15V @ 120mA!

30V x 120mA / 3.7V = an Ampere or so!
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
Ok, a few interim observations.

The Nook happily sitting on a reading page doing nothing should draw ~8 mA

When the Nook is cold-booted it draws ~40 mA at rest.

Put it to sleep with the power button, then wake it, it will go to ~8 mA.

The WiFi when it's on, happy and doing nothing draws negligible current.

The WiFi when it's on, just woken up and not even pinged draws an additional 80 mA.

Ping it then and the current goes down to negligible.

Turn it off and the current goes down to negligible.

The USB host mode can be a really power sucker.

With just a OTG cable and no device in host mode it draws an additional 150 mA.

Put it back in peripheral mode and the total Nook drain goes to either 40 mA or 20 mA.

Put the Nook to sleep with the power button and it continues to draw 40 mA or 20 mA.

Powerdomain (core_pwrdm) didn't enter target state 0

I'm not sure how much this affects anyone else.

I am using S1 as the system console.

When you first boot the Nook, the console is in a normal mode.

It relays dmesg stuff and allows you to type commands.

If you go to sleep and then wake it up it's in a strange mode.

If you hit a console key, it only wakes for 5 seconds.

The next key that you hit will be actually registered.

This is the source of the 5 second square waves.

Type constantly and it's an additional 40 mA.

The thing is, I was seeing this before with nothing connected.

The level shifter has no pullups and was randomly triggering on noise.

A screen update is a major electrical incident that sets it off.

I'll be adding a pullup to my RX in on the console.

Safest way to save the battery (as far as I know right now):

If you reboot, don't use it immediately for long periods, sleep with the power button, then wake.

The safest for WiFi is to wake the Nook with WiFi on, then ping or connect to it.

Then turn it off. (Yes, I know that this is a bit impractical.)

The real wildcard is USB. After using USB host mode, do a power down reset.

Anybody have any insight into why this 5 second wakeup on the console?

From the current drain it must be doing a loop in software or something.
[Nook Touch General] khseal:
You can show your dmesg and logcat?

You do measurements with SD card?

I am confused by error after sleep

<3> [6439.043121] PM: Failed to prepare device omap3epfb.0 for power transition: error -16

I have a lot these errors. I think that the screen while drawing the screensaver is not the first time screen sleep.

I have deleted the system utility debuggerd. She is all the more load on the CPU.
[Nook Touch General] cowbutt:
How does using the rear power button compare with long-holding the front 'n' button, or using Button Savior's virtual power button?
[Nook Touch General] Renate:
I always sleep with the power button.

I just checked, I removed long push of the "n" button entirely from my policy.jar

I didn't notice anything.

I may try that "sleep 1000 times" experiment.
[Nook Touch General] Sparker_95:
Hello!

I've got a Nook Simple Touch running firmware v1.2.1 and rooted with NookManager, Nook Applications switched off by NookManager and max CPU frequency set to 300mHz. On this and other sites It was stated that Nook SImple Touch enters a bugged sleep mode after pressing the "power' button, consuming much more energy than after an idle timeout. Out of curiosity I took my NST apart and measured current directly through battery lines while setting NST into various states. I've found this thread and it turns out that very much work has already been done, but I'd like to share my measurements anyway - the more information there is the better.

ReLaunch, main screen - 11.5mA

ReLaunch, task manager - 53.5mA

Cool Reader - 12.5mA

Sleep mode:

power button - 0.8mA

screen time-out -0.8mA

default reader app time-out - 0.8mA

Start up - 250mA during ~35 seconds

So, all sleep modes consume the same amount of current.

Also, NST consumes very large amount of current during start up. Combined with rather long start up sequence, it makes one start-up equivalent to ~3 hours of sleep mode! If you're not going to turn it off for more than 3 hours, it's better to use sleep mode instead of turning it off completely.

I hope someone will find it useful!
[Nook Touch General] smeezekitty:
Did you test sleep by long pressing the "nook" button? That is usually my method of choice since the power button is in an inconvenient place
[Nook Touch General] NOOK!E:
The problem with long-pressing the "n" button to ensleepify the Nook (at least for me) is that you have to hold it... and hold it... and hold it before it sleeps. Mind you, this observation is on an NSTG with "long press the n button glowlight toggle" enabled, so I don't know the exact number of ms. it is for the regular NST.

But I really prefer using the back button, because you just tap it once, and boom, it's asleep.

By the way, I tested the n button long-press method, and it gives the exact same results as the power button tap method.
[Nook Touch General] smeezekitty:
Ok a good enough. The NST without glowlight you don't have to hold it so long
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] wildthing_san:
I'm in Japan so only 3G will work here, I intend to have 2x 3G sims in the phone, one local sim and one sim I will only switch to as I will be roaming it for SMS for one time passwords etc.,

so sim1/sim2 on/off is fine. (I don't want to keep ejecting sims and loosing one.)

I noticed a lot of these dual sim phones are only 3G in slot1 but not slot2

i.e. "Samsung Grand Duos GT-I9082". HTC/Sony/LG dual sim phones.

I know "Samsung Core Duos GT-I8260" can select 3G in slot 1/2

So how about the "Samsung Wins/Grand Quattro GT- I8552"? If owners could let me know thanks.

The Samsung website/manuals don't really have much info on this.

Thanks.
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] emeemisri:
yes you can use 3g on both slots but you cannot choose both 3g at the same time. only one at a time.

Sent from my beloved GT-I8552
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] wildthing_san:
Thanks, that's all I wanted to confirm!
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] Electric Flute:
Not here in Brasil. I have 3G only in slot 1. Anyone else?
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] coolkoushik07:
Select 2g in slot 1 then u will be able to be in 3g mode in slot 2.
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] iamgiancarlo:
I think I'm having a problem with this changing sim2 to 3G..can someone help me? It's already been set to 3g yet I still can't connect to the internet..but if I place the sim into slot 1..it works..I just want both slots to be able to use 3g..i have a samsung galaxy win duos BTW..
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] GlauberMSP:
My friend .. works in 2 slots ...

For the function of 3G SIM 1

Configuration Management> SIM card> Network Data Service> SIM1

To use the SIM 1: Settings> More Settings> Mobile networks \ SIM1> Band Selection> WCDMA Only. 3G

To use the SIM 2: Settings> More Settings> Mobile networks \ SIM2> Band Selection> GSM only. 2G

To function in 3G SIM 2

Configuration Management> SIM card> Network Data Service> SIM2

To use the SIM 2: Settings> More Settings> Mobile networks \ SIM2> Band Selection> WCDMA Only. 3G

To use the SIM 1: Settings> More Settings> Mobile networks \ SIM1> Band Selection> GSM only. 2G

As already mentioned does not work 2 Slots as 3G, is a 3G and 2G in another ...

Qaundo for use both always have to switch, as the steps above.

Good luck friend!
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] windowsvistas:
thanks

thanks for the info
[Samsung Galaxy Grand Quattro] zap_pirzada:
Do you know about any aap that could switch for sim 1 from sim 2 for 3G on time that is specified to it, and then switches back to sim 2 for 3G after that specified time goes by?

While both sims slot works on 3G but one at a time..
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario General] slewis1972:
Ok - unlicking XDA Mini with the tool by Lokiwiz (that is when I can get active sync to work) - update, just put my orange sim in the XD a mini and it works - so it must be unlocked - yippee

Then I would like to know - has anyone and flashed the ROM with say the 9100 Rom and if so - can they post some guidelines. There seems to be alot of posts on this but alot seem to be be confused with other questions aswell.

Thanks

Scott
[Galaxy Y Duos S6102 Android Development] AMF Android:
Hey Y Duos DEVs

I am literally HUNGRY for a new ROM

please create or port a new rom

Suggestions ;

Pacman ROM

Paranoid Android
[Galaxy Y Duos S6102 Android Development] luqman98:
:eek::eek: PACman ROM? PA? Impossible....... you may wait longer for these rom.
[Galaxy Y Duos S6102 Android Development] malybru:
Mod Edit

Or,you could create your own...

Thread closed

malybru

Forum Moderator
[General Questions and Answers] sdequant:
Hi guys,

I'm having some trouble with my HTC DESIRE 500. I used bluetooth on this device before, and it worked properly fine. I tried connecting bluetooth to the bluetooth of my car, and that went well too. But at a certain random moment, it stopped working and now it won't even connect anymore, not even at home.

When I hit the "ON" switch next to 'Bluetooth' in settings, it says its trying to connect and then, after a while, it stops trying and nothing happens......... It's very frustrating, never had this on any of my other phones!

What can I do? :-/

Thanks in advance!!

Cheers,

Samantha
[General Questions and Answers] sdequant:
Anyone?..
[General Questions and Answers] sdequant:
Please? :-\

And why isnt there a forum for the HTC Desire 500?
[General Questions and Answers] J-J-M:
have the same problem

Hi,

First of all how are you doing :) im New at this forum, hope you are doing well.

I also just got a desire 500. A few weeks after the last update this happened to me aswell. I also found that my phone now does not show a Bluetooth address anymore in the about section of the settings menu.

Did you manage to solve this problem ?

Thanks
[General Questions and Answers] DahakePL:
[Dev] HTC Desire 500 - Everything in one thread

I have created fresh thread about HTC Desire 500 and I will try to grant help about it :)! Let's build a community :DDD
[General Questions and Answers] willblake13:
Recently I have been studying how to port ROM's and I think I am beginning to get the hang of Ubuntu, now I am going to try my first port. I will be using my friend's phone (Samsung Galaxy Axiom [US Cellular]) as he wants me to root it, but there is no virtually no support for the phone as far as ROM development goes. Is there a phone similar to this one to aid in my efforts? I just lost my train of thought so I will come come back to this, there was somthing else I wanted to add but I can't seem to remember.