yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] meyerweb:
Sorry for the gender mix-up. :)

Rompnit has just gotten an S5, and is working on moving MOAR to that platform, but until that's done you'll have to live without MOAR. There are probably instructions for rooting the S5 in the S5 forums, and they are probably similar to how you'd root the S3, but probably use different files.

Rooting, and especially ROMs, are completely device specific. Not only should you not mix S3 and S5 files, you should avoid mixing rooting methods and ROMs for the same phone from different carriers. A Verizon S5 and a Sprint S5 are close enough you might not brick your phone by mixing and matching, but you'd probably have issues. Mixing and matching files for an AT&T or T-Mobile S5 with a Sprint version would likely brick your phone. And applying an S3 ROM to an S5 would most likely do so as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] erikalin:
Lol. Good catch.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ReapersDeath:
Hey guys, just woke up to a system update notification about Android 4.4. Says 500.9 mb. On latest version of this rom to
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bilgerryan:
Just read the last couple pages if you wanna get rid of the notification
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
No worries. Happens all the time. :)

Thanks for the reminder of all that important information about rooting, roms, etc. I know [MENTION=1167171]rompnit[/MENTION] is working on bringing MOAR to S5 - looking forward to it! In the meantime will look for rooting instructions for Boost version of S5 (not even sure it that has even been done yet since phone won't be out until next week) and Boost S5 roms, if any at this time. Would imagine that is going to take awhile. Am hoping like with S3 that I can use Sprint S5 roms.

Thanks again!! :cool: :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
If Jtag on my S3 is unsuccessful, I'm considering jumping ship to the Sprint S5 straight purchase from Swappa for around $500 since (let's face it) I'm going to void the warranty as soon as I get it anyway and get on a friends Sprint plan for the same cost as Boost. I'm pretty certain the Boost version of the S5 is going to cost upwards of $700.00 after sales tax etc...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tommy_2q:
Any reason to not consider the lg g3?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
Oh I don't know. I have a soft spot for the Galaxy series I might take a look at it though. Some of this depends on which carrier supports the phone I may eventually decide to upgrade to if necessary.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bilgerryan:
Still no word yet? I would be going crazy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
He just got it Monday but yeah I'm a little anxious because I've only had it a couple of months or so.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rompnit:
This is the ROM I flashed after installing a custom recovery:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2725140

The OP has linked to threads to install recovery and/or root it, both of which are done via Odin.

I only installed recovery, then flashed the ROM since its already rooted.;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] amadeo38:
That worked, thank you!

Anyone know why the dot configuration of the swipe unlock pattern on the unlock home screen is so small on this ROM? It's super tiny and makes it hard to unlock compared to stock/previous versions of android.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] BubZX:
Having the same experience. Gonna flash stock kernel today and test.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] aschaffer35:
Hi guys,

I posted this yesterday, haven't seen a response (or sorry if someone did and I missed it). Does anyone know how to prevent it from hiding?

Thanks,

Aaron
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] duce415:
Update: for those having problems with v7.0.1 I'm sorry. I don't know what is going on but I've been running this version since release and have not ran into any issues at all. The customization will come with time but as far as the functionality , everything is working. I'm on the dkp kernel with a 4300 battery and get 15+ hours with 4-6 hours screen on time easy. Being a flashaholic I always love flashing new roms and this one here is a definite daily driver. Thanks again rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
I agree. I'm running Dkp also. The one thing I've noticed is that battery life was terrible with animations. I turned off lock screen and CRT animations and (using Greenify) I'm getting a full day with moderate use.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rattfink:
Did you try the dkp install with higher voltage which dkp says to flash/use for those who have problems?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] HashTagHell:
That's something I've noticed, and I'm not sure what I did (I'm sure it's something I did) but greenify used to automatically hibernate apps, but now I have to choose the ones I need hibernated.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noother84:
What do you see when you press the menu button in Greenify? If the first option isn't "Disable auto-hibernation" then that could be your problem.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] HashTagHell:
That's the first option. I'll figure it out sooner or later. Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noother84:
Maybe try downloading the Xposed Greenify Experimental Features module, then open Experimental Features in Greenify and check "Boost Mode"

Also, check your SuperSU app and make sure Greenify wasn't denied root for whatever reason
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] philipt99:
Awesome. Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] HashTagHell:
I just went over to G+ and joined the beta. I'm wondering if it had something to do with the original install. I guess I'll find out soon enough. Thanks again.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noother84:
No problem. I did the same and also just purchased the donation package lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] danielnorkin:
help with lock screen

All,

I am having some difficulties finding 2 options:

1. How do I get the long-press menu to kill an app. I went to setting>my device>Moar mod control>misc mods...but the option for long press options doesnt exist. Again I think I'm in the wrong place?

2. How do I change the battery icon? I went to setting>my device>Moar mod control>battery settings..but again the option isn't there to change the icon.

Any help would be awesome! :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noother84:
Both of them can be found under Wanam mods. Long press back is the only option to kill (that I'm aware of)

Settings->My Device->MOAR Mod Control->Xposed Framework Mods->Wanam Mods->System->check "Long BACK kills app"

Notifications panel under Wanam lets you at least change to battery icon to Circle Battery
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] danielnorkin:
Thanks so much
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thegame2388:
Does anyone have some lag on this ROM? It just seems like it's stuttering. I use SetCPU and set it to 1242 min and 1728 max and it still seems to lag sometimes.

I got rid of the s-voice home button lag problem.

But problems still persists. Any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] catnapped:
I've also noticed that cell reception on my S3 isn't that great with this, MK3 and decimalman's kernel either. Flashed the modem back to LJ7 and seems to be somewhat better but I'll try the stock kernel w/MK3 again and see if that helps any.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] s9amme:
running okay here. Using the DKP kernel (12/17 build). I'm using the freelunch govorner :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Tromatic:
Thanks much. There are so many great ROM's out there, but this is one of the best. Are there any plans to produce a super-slim version?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DeucesAx:
My gear 2 never arrived (when I ordered only rose gold was in stock, did not arrive in 2 weeks, canceled that on tried to order the black one, but kept getting some weird error message on the at&t page). However, I bought a refurbished Galaxy Gear. I had some trouble installing the Samsung Apps from the My Hub Updater, as it never showed up on my device. After grabbing a random Samsung Aps apk from xda that issue was fixed and I'm happy to report that the Gear Manager runs flawlessly on my phone. I also installed a "null rom" on my gear and did not have any issues with Bluetooth tethering to the watch :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
That was the one thing I was not looking forward to - the price. YIKIES!! :eek: I was talking with someone yesterday about possibly going directly with Sprint instead and joining her framily plan but in reading some threads, folks are complaining loudly about a problem with the Sprint S5 having problems going from 3 to 4g and having to constantly toggle airplane mode off/on or reboot phone. Of course since Boost is Sprint subsidiary, might be in the same boat there also. I am down to $35/month on Boost which is nice but I think I remember hearing that once I changed phones it would go up to $40 which is fine too. And I certainly don't miss all those extra fees and taxes that are tacked on to the main carriers monthly bills. :p Will see what happens next week when Boost comes out with S5 and what the price is. I do have a question - what is Jtag? :o

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Cool. Thanks much!! Will take a look. So the rom is rooted but not your phone? :confused: I've never heard of that but then again, I am far far from being any kind of expert! :o :eek: What recovery did you install?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] marcran75:
I'm on Virgin and we're getting the S5 on the 19th. I'm reading rumors that it'll probably be closer to the $500 range.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
Ah, interesting. Will have to take a look at them too. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rompnit:
Same thing really, just saves a step installing a pre-rooted ROM vs. Stock that you still have to root ;) I installed TWRP.. I don't remember seeing CWM updated for the S5 yet.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramondel:
You can also use Philz recovery as well. You can check this forum it lists everything that is available for the Sprint S5 that you would like to know and gives some good links.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2742994
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
I see. Makes sense. I have TWRP now and it is pretty straightforward which I like and thankfully I've never had a problem but then again I stopped updating awhile back since I read other folks were having issues with later versions.

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Ah, was wondering about Philz. Will check out the link. Thanks!! :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
Interesting. I'm seeing the same complaints here on 4.4.2 ND8 build for the SIII. I bet the problem is related.

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Yeah, lots of LTE issues with the S5:

https://community.sprint.com/baw/thread/157300
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] loaderboy:
[MENTION=5177113]andee39[/MENTION] JTAG is a means of directly accessing the CPU by taking out the motherboard and connecting a JTAG box to it.

The box connects to your computer and then you can reprogram the first block of memory to reset a borked bios or to reinstall the correct bootloader.

I* had Josh Groce at mobiletechvideos repair my hard bricked tab2 using this method. Hard bricked = no recovery, no download mode, no screen.

Dead as a hammer and he brought it back to life. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
Yes, dead as a doornail. That was mine and Rompnit's phone.

In case you guys aren't monitoring the ND8 KK thread, I spoke to Josh tonight and he successfully revived my hard bricked phone so I'll be around a while longer. :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] loaderboy:
Glad to hear that. Josh seems like a really nice guy and he's a genius with JTAG. I was in Texas last month and almost stopped in to see him but ran out of time.:(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
Thanks for the explanation!! :good: :good:

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I hadn't heard that your phone was hard bricked until someone mentioned in a post when they were talking about rompnit's phone. What a bummer but now fantastic news that it has been revived!! :victory: :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] avruma:
Awesome was getting nervous I would have to jump on the s5 bandwagon. Did he get to Rompnits phone yet?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mremale:
Can someone link me to the zip that stops the update or do i just update?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Super Dave426:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52568062&postcount=6726
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
You wouldn't be able to take the update anyway, it would fail on a custom rom.

You have to be on a stock rom for the OTA update to work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DeucesAx:
Is there a way to get a completely unmodified accuweather apk? The weather on my gear isn't updating.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] godofawesome90:
I got the notification. All I did was long press the update notification from the pulldown and selected app info. From there, I unchecked the notification tab... Did this 2 days ago and rebooted phone several times. Hasn't came back
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] erikalin:
Take it out of the stock ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
I've been reading some good things and some bad things about S5 which I think is not unusual. [MENTION=1167171]rompnit[/MENTION] was wondering if you would like to share your impressions on the S5 after using for a bit. :) If anyone else who has it and would like to respond pls do. Don't recall if anyone else posted in the thread that they made the switch to S5.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] erikalin:
Rompnit gets a new device and his very popular development thread immediately shifts off topic, with a combination of personal narratives and general S3 tech support, Lol. These things usually take more time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
Wow, thanks very much for your detailed impressions of the S5. Much appreciated and very helpful and I see you are in my neck of the woods! :cool: Will definitely pm if I have any questions. Apologies for asking folks to go off topic.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Shadefactor:
I actually got to mess around with the s5 yesterday. Cool little upgrade compared to my s3. Just waiting to see if Samsung is going to drop an s5 prime, and if they do, here in America.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Dark_N1ghtmar3:
S5 prime?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bilgerryan:
A "higher end S5" that Samsung is supposed to be releasing soon... Most likely due to complaints that the specs weren't much of an improvement over the S4.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Shadefactor:
^^^ Yup

But I'll probably just end up with the S5 we have now cuz my endless patience is running out ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] schlepprock:
I just want M.O.A.R.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ReapersDeath:
Wtb MODERATOR CLEAN UP =p you guys know better XD poor romp and his thread going off topic
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] grunted:
This was posted a few hours ago about the s5 prime. http://phandroid.com/2014/05/16/samsung-galaxy-s5-prime-google-play-edition-bluetooth-sig/

Sent from my SPH-L710 using JellyBombed Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] barberboy420:
Can someone tell me where on trickster mod I go to restore default settings? I'm tired of random reboots and tripiness

your girl loves that i have m.o.a.r!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] flagcitysteelers:
If Sprint coverage works fine for you as it does me, you should also consider Ting- they are an MVNO of Sprint & have a really flexable pricing structure. The bill varies depending on what you use- but there are no surpises. I have 4 lines & bill runs under $80 a month! They also support bringing your own Sprint device. If you do end up with them, and don't know anyone else to use as a referral- use me:) https://zlibgop6d1.ting.com/ We both get $25 off a bill.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] view9234:
Here's my update on the GPS issue, where I can't enable location services on MOAR v9.0.1

(Note: I am still on 4.3/MK3 and haven't done anything to update my ROM--aka I didn't do anything to create this issue)

1. I tried rolling back my build.prop to 4.3/MK3 (which was only changed to 4.4.2/ND8 to avoid the Sprint update nag).

2. I re-flashed MK3 modem

3. I dirty flashed MOAR 9.01 (clearing both caches & system)

4. I reverted Maps to original version

5. I reverted Google Play Services to original version

None of these things worked. I think it's very odd that this issue seems to only be impacting *some* users and not all.

Does anyone have any thoughts/ideas? This is killing me! Not having a phone that can locate you (via Maps, Uber, Waze...etc.) makes the phone almost useless, but switching to a standard rooted-version of 4.4.2 means no MOAR. Catch-22!!! :eek:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RTsMorphedS3:
Back for Moar

After updating to 4.42, which totally sucked, I managed to get rerooted again and getting rid of Knox. I got my Moar back and shows to be on the ND8 / 4.3 build. I can live with it. No more having to install apps to disable increasing ringtones and giving up ALL of my information for Google to control.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] glcK23:
4.4.2 doesn't "suck", battery life is better on 4.4.2 than moar with underclocked under volt kernel... Can't wait to see what moar will be on a 4.4.2 build
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Have you tried going back to Stock UnRooted.

I can't remember how to reset on Trickster Mod. But one way is to just Un-install, and reinstall the app.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RTsMorphedS3:
I never mentioned it sucked battery life. I didnt care the GPS being removed and replaced with Location which had to stay on to get weather updates etc. My battery life is great regardless.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
I wouldn't care about battery life with a 7000 mAh battery either. I had to return mine because it seemed to block signal somewhat. In areas I USED to get a weak signal, the big battery just made it worse so I couldn't even place a call any longer. (I travel for work so I see frequent low signal areas) I ended up getting an Anker 4400 mAh battery and am very happy with it.

Being on a stock rom after running this custom rom for a while does take some getting used to. Stock Touchwiz is not for everyone I agree but please give the devs a little time to create a custom rom that has the features and tweaks we've grown accustomed to on the 4.3 and 4.1.2 Custom Roms. :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bilgerryan:
So you have signal now? Baseband, etc? That would make my day.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
Not yet, my phone should arrive from Jtag either tomorrow or Tuesday.

They were able to unbrick my phone but not able to get baseband working so I'm hoping the 'experts' missed something and I can still get a fully working phone out of the whole ordeal.

I was just relaying my experience with the 7000 mAh battery that takes up the entire back of the phone caused my phone to go from low signal --> no signal. :rolleyes:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Super Dave426:
What "sucked" on 4.4.2? I flashed SlimKat version 4.9 which is 4.4.2 recently and love it, better battery life, more responsive and extremely fast. I miss some customizations but am getting by. It doesn't have an increasing ringtone, unless you really want it and enable it and I didn't flash ND8, flashed it on MK3 so I could bounce back without any hassle. As with any new ROM I gave it a day or so to settle down and then the battery life became unreal without any tweaking. I thought about flashing to ND8 but read too many horror stories of the phone having issues switching between 3 and 4G.

The reason I gave 4.4.2 a try was Google Maps updated and became a mess, would just spin, couldn't open it and drive around, the screen would time out and turn off and it no longer went into a dark/knight mode. So I figured I would try out a pure KitKat ROM, but Maps still sucks, yet Waze is fine. Go figure Google broke it, so I installed an earlier version for now, but stayed on SlimKat, it's kind of cool, but being non TW it won't update the PRL or Profile without flashing back, so I am waiting to flash a new MOAR or something similar.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
I think he was referring to the stock 4.4.2 Touchwiz build. Those AOSP/AOKP builds that say they are 4.4.2 are not the same.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Super Dave426:
Got it, would be nice if people expanded on "it sucked" and describe what it is they didn't like so we get a feel for whatever ROM it is. Everything has a "suck" part until you get used to it or not.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
I understand what you mean that more details are always better. My response was meant to defuse any negative replies that may have come out of that as some folks may take it the wrong way.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Chad The Pathfinder:
Something you can try to get google maps working right would be to take the "GMS_maps.apk" and "GmsCore.apk" out of Dandroid 2.1 or digiblurROM and after completely uninstalling whats already in your ROM (regardless of weather its aosp or tw) copy these 2 apks into system/app, set perms to rw.r.r and reboot. I'm on TW 4.4.2 and its working great for me that way.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Super Dave426:
Thanks I'll have to give that a try.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bilgerryan:
I've seen a out of people day that the new Maps isn't working at all, I just used it yesterday with no problems and I had no idea where I was going... I find it strange that some people are having problems while others aren't. I think the latest updates to Play Services (GmsCore.apk) are probably the problem though, I think everything ran so much better before they implemented that and Google Settings. GApps are almost becoming bloatware for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] loaderboy:
This is bizarre, just used google maps yesterday to find a co-workers house and it worked fine.

Read the posts on here about maps not working so I tried it and GPS was off. Tried to turn it on and error says system UI has stopped. Went into settings and tried to turn it on and error says settings has stopped.

Battery was low so I charged it up a bit and same story. Thinking about KK but I love my MOAR!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bilgerryan:
Try turning it on in the Settings/More/Location and if that doesn't work I'm pretty sure you have a bad download of MOAR, GPS worked just fine for me on it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] loaderboy:
That's where I get the error that settings has stopped. I have been running this download since it came out.Ver 9.0.1 MK3 using the MK5 modem and KT747 kernel. Haven't had any problems at all since install untill today when I read about people having trouble with maps. Maybe I shouldn't read as much.;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] awilson77584:
Does this ROM support a data2sd solution? I have a fast 32GB micro sd card that I'd like to use. Would that reduce the pressure on the 2GB memory in the Samsung SIII?

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ryno2333:
I ended up doing a clean wipe and install and my GPS works again. I have no idea what went wrong before but it's working now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Crav3:
I have been getting a notification to update and wont go away. How can I get rid of it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Check out the post in the link below. It should resolve the issue.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=52568062
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] loaderboy:
Just long press the notification in the pull down and tap app info. Un check notification box.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Super Dave426:
Just tried the new Maps again, it lost the GPS signal, wide open flat land and never happened before, back to 7.6.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] flastnoles11:
Not sure why some are having problems, new maps works great for me on this and every rom.... And I actually find it superior to previous versions