yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fishingmedic:
How can you make sure you've wiped internal on PhilZ recovery? I just switched to PhilZ from TWRP but I can't find an option to wipe internal. I did do the wipe for a new ROM but is that enough?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noother84:
It should be under Mounts and Storage->Format /data and /data/media (/sdcard)

note that /storage/sdcard1 is your external in PhilZ
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Shadefactor:
That's all there is so far. And rompnit might have removed the camera and gallery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dweber81:
Thanks a lot for that one. LOL Ok on to the next question. I cleared myhub cache and all but still get an FC? Got a fix for that one?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] noother84:
Force Stop, Clear data, Turn Off, then Turn On. Next time you open it should prompt you to enter a username again. I had the same problem and that seemed to have fixed it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
Not for me :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dweber81:
Still no go. =(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fishingmedic:
Now that I've set up everything is that going to wipe it all for me to start over again?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
We went through this before I think but try wiping cache & davlik right before flashing if using TWRP, if still nothing, try Philz recovery.

The morphs are temperamental. :silly:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
I'll give it another try tomorrow. True, I didn't bother to clear caches.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Chad The Pathfinder:
I've been trying to figure out how get morphs to work but so far none of them ever work. I use CWM. Did you try the SystemUI I made for you?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
Not yet. I'll try tomorrow. My nanoid is just two days old :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Haha. Someone noticed ;):D

See below...it's my fault, I used the 7.2 android policy instead of the 8.0 android policy with those bugs fixed :eek:

^--- flash this after flashing the 8.1 test zip I posted. Sorry about that guys, I goofed

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Nice find! I'll see if I can't implement this natively by checking what methods wanam hooked :thumbup:

Samsung kept the settings in for us, but disabled the feature itself
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
I went ahead and gave it a shot. Flashed, wiped davik cache and cache. Took phone for a drive into LTE territory. No luck, same old 4G toggle. Restoring nanoid now, but thank you for trying to help me out. I don't know why it bugs me but it must be the OCD in me :silly:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Chad The Pathfinder:
I went back and looked and the LTE had the wrong name. I changed it and made a new flash able if you'd like to try.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] meyerweb:
OK, a couple of interesting finds. It seems that flashing the cnexus stock kernel solved the lag problem on incoming calls. Even after I switched back to DKP the lag problem is gone. That might not help you find the problem, but it makes me happy. :)

The pop-up problem exists with both the stock and DKP kernels. If I have the pop-up option checked, the screen doesn't turn on when I get a call. BUT, if I turn on the screen with the power button, I see the pop-up call dialog, not the normal full screen one. This is true on both DKP and stock kernels. Weird, because I know the pop-up isn't supposed to show up if the screen is off, and other people don't see this behavior. The pop-up is't all that important to me, so I don't care all that much.

If there's anything else I can do to help you debug, just let me know.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Worked like a charm :D . Thank you Chief rompnit :D .

No worries man. Thank you for all the work :) . It's appreciated :) .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] lei09:
First I would like to say thanks [MENTION=1167171]rompnit[/MENTION] and team Awesome rom...ive searched the thread and read just about every post, was wondering if tap and pay was ever fixed. On 8.0 Kt kernal
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
Thank you. I noticed 3 other people downloaded this??? lol. Last night I installed the updates to 8.1, if I install this, won't it get over written whenever I install a new MOAR update?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Chad The Pathfinder:
Yea. This is the 8.0 SystemUI so if you flash the 8.1 update you'll lose the lte icon. I wish I could figure out how to use the morphology stuff on 4.3. It would make this kind of thing easy.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JupiterOne:
Flashing the stock and then the DKP kernel removed the 'delay'. I'm not having any issue with the pop-up or off screen notification.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
Did you flash to stock, reboot and then flash to dkp one right after the other or wait some time in between? Would like to try to get rid of the delay.

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
I appreciate you helping me out, but I think I better live with the 4g icon for now. I don't want to miss out on the next best thing that one of the talented developers working on MOAR come up with. Just when I think this rom can't get any better, someone comes up with a great new feature that I didn't even know I just had to have. :laugh:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JupiterOne:
I disabled Trickster mod from startup

Reboot to recovery

Installed stock cnexus kernel

Reboot

Tested pop-up, screen off notification and, had no delay, all was well

Rebooted to recovery

Installed DKP kernel

Reboot

Tested pop-up, screen off notification and, had no delay, all was well

Setup Trickster mod

Rebooted

Tested pop-up, screen off notification and, had no delay, all was well

The trickster mod setup/reboot/test was just to make sure that wasn't the issue!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
Brilliant guys. I have not had any issues with incoming call delays since flashing to stock and have been running for several days now so it looks like it is safe to go back to custom kernels.

So it looks like the 'fix' is to flash to the stock kernel, run it that way for a bit and give it at least one full reboot before trying to flash back to a custom kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dave74x:
This has also worked for me too. Thank you :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
Appreciate the info. Will give this a shot. :) :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
Anyone try this fix with KT Kernel yet?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Nice work gentleman. Now the question is what does that change ? Why does it resolve the delay ? I'm on KT Kernel. I will try this later today to see. Thanks gents.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JupiterOne:
I did this after reading meyerweb post 3789 on page 379

I forgot to note... i dirty flashed the kernels
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] molitar:
I restored user apps. At this point I am just going to restore my MOAR 6 than try a dirty flash it can't turn out any worse than this update went. Yes I did full wipe before flashing. This time I will try a dirty flash. if that fails I will stay at MOAR 6 for a while until next update I guess. I will let you know how the dirty flash goes.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
I read that also. I'm just curious as to why ? The root cause.

The issue is most likely the restoring of apps ( and data ? ) . I would not advice dirty flashing from MOAR v6 ( 4.1.2 ) , to MOAR v8.+ ( 4.3 ) . It almost surely not turn out well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
An educated guess?

The stock kernel writes (or clears) something to root that resolves the delay.

The custom kernels are probably looking for or trying to write info to files or folders or databases that do not exist. Thus the delay.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] s9amme:
Seems to be working for me with the KT Kernel! :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Not that I know of.

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Kool ?. Thanks. I have a lot of ideas as to what it is. But none I can confirm.

TEAM MiK MikROMs Since 3/13/11
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freditoj:
Installed MOAR 8.0 with the dp kernel, then upgraded to 8.1. Later installed the fix posted by rompnit. Now my issues are that the home button won't turn the phone on and the volume up won't turn on the flash when the phone is off. I setup this features in Wanam Exposed but still not working even after rebooting the phone multiple times. Clean and fresh install btw. Am I doing something wrong or do these features do not work?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
Some of the toggles do this. Toggle the home button wake on and off a couple of times and try again. You may need to reboot for some of these to work or reboot the affected modules if you know which they are. :)

The flash with volume up is a known issue that I think the Devs are looking into.

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I'm not an expert on Kernels. I bet Cnexus would have a much better idea. Maybe this will push the other kernel development to fix this issue as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
Interesting results with KT Kernel. I flashed Stock Kernel, booted. First thing I saw (and was expecting it) was that I lost my 64 gb microSD;. No problem for now. Used my wife's phone and called mine. NO CHANGE, still about 5 seconds before screen lights up.

Reinstalled KT kernel, reloaded my profile and called my phone again. This time the screen lit up just as it started to ring!!. I'll be interested to see [MENTION=1754759]prboy1969[/MENTION] experience.:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] freditoj:
Home wake Still not working. But thanks for helping anyways.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rompnit:
Try the attached template. I take zero credit for it, but it's a vrtheme zip that was designed to work with TWRP. I have been using it to test themes, and the 'morphing' process works great. Prior to finding this, nothing would change when flashed.

Gotta be something in the custom RamDisks? [MENTION=4645794]CNexus[/MENTION].. Where art thou kernel guru :silly:

Mod Control -> Misc -> toggle 'Disable Home Wake'..

I think at this point in development, the addition of wanam mods are just causing more confusion for people.. Anything native in Mod Control won't work in wanam. Also some of the settings affect cscs, like the camera shutter...

As I have stated before.. wanam and xposed are brilliant, the development is awesome, but I still continue to see log after log with errors and loops stemming from xposed modules.. Many devs have actually started removing modules due to the instability they

can

bring to their ROMs.

So the questions purposed...

1) Who thinks we should leave it in, or who thinks we should remove it?

2) What are you still using that's not in Mod Control?

Your opinions count! Heck half the mods in MOAR were built from people's requests. Thanks! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Jairsantana:
Can someone tell me how to change the color of the clear button on the pull down???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
You can't at the moment.

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I vote to take it wanam out. It won't really uninstall. I had to use TiBu to freeze it.

Is that vrtheme in response to my trying to get a LTE icon to replace the 4g? Or is it a or is it just for designing? (I can't draw a straight line WITH a ruler)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] imaconeheadXD:
This is where I remind you of Aroma ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tclemens:
I personally don't use wanam not knocking it it's just that I can do everything I want from mod control so I guess my vote is to take it out
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JupiterOne:
I use:

wanam --> system --> Hide dock app labels

wanam --> theme --> Use auto-brightness detail

If we can get MOAR of that, i wouldn't need wanam!!! lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] loaderboy:
I only use it for CPU temp in status bar. Not a deal breaker for me.

Doesn't it say in the installer: May cause instability? Just sayin'
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rdcrds:
A quick question. I want to put a easy Rom on my S3 it is a backup i will use mostly for hotspot. Really not my everyday phone. By reading the front page it seems this rom has a lot more but also a lot more things you need to do after it is put on your phone. Is this rom a little more involved then like the other 4.3 roms? thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tmcwilliam01:
I like xposed for greenify but that is all I use.

I've got MOAR!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rdcrds:
Anyone help me with this? it is a lot more work to do on this Rom then say wicked? just looking for a easy Rom for my backup phone s3 thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rickmatic:
Hey Romp I vote to have wanam removed.

The only thing I use it for... status bar (headset, bluetooth, airplane mode, alarm.....etc) icon removal.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tclemens:
If you guys and gals like white themes as much as I do check out nyfl2004's thread in themes it's pretty cool I think
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] JupiterOne:
Guess i'll bite...

This IS the MOTHER OF ALL ROMS, it has more features then Baskin Robins has flavors. Like most other roms, you don't have to touch ANY of the features. You can use it 'as is'. Like all other roms it's not perfect but it doesn't appear to have any bugs that are show stoppers for most of us, i would assume.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tclemens:
Another look
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] marcran75:
If you just want 4.3 without all the bells and whistles try this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2541900

It also has native Sprint hotspot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rdcrds:
Thanks i was just trying to figure this rom out. It seemed like so much involved. But i guess ill check a few roms out then but was not trolling :) really been a long time since the s3 days for me thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dragonsofcp:
[MENTION=1167171]rompnit[/MENTION] I only use a few things in xposed.

*Wanam - I use kill app back button (i like long press menu for search and I don't use multi window) that's it for wanam.

*Greenify

*Xposed torch
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tdunham:
I think a mod to select which button is for long press to kill would be nice.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
I didn't connect that I would lose my 64gb card when on stock kernel but no biggie because it was only for a test. I didn't see any change either with regards to the delay on stock. Flashed back to dkp kernel and there is still a slight delay although seems to be a bit shorter. I hear my ringtone for one beat or so and then the screen lights up. Am kinda used to it by now. Pop-up screen worked perfectly again.

I know this was mentioned once before and not sure if anyone else is still having the issue. I get the phantom led notification from time to time but when I check the phone there is no notification. Anyone else still having this issue?

One other somewhat annoying issue - when I reboot I get notification of all missed calls since the last time I rebooted. At the time of the missed call, I've removed the notification in my pulldown but upon reboot there it is again. The only way to get rid of this is to delete call logs on a regular basis which I don't remember having to do previously.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
Did you happen to notice if the random led notification was when you were going from 3/4G back to Wi-Fi? That's when I notice it. I don't recall if it happens going from Wi-Fi to 3/4G.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Flashed Stock, reboot lost 64GB SD Card. Texted a friend to call me. Phone lit up quickly. Flashed back to KT Kernel, set everything up, and rebooted. Had the person call again. Screen lit right up. Also the Popup comes right up.

I think imaconeheadXD's idea is a really great one. It's give us even MOAR ;) choices.

VVVVVVV

Like this idea :cowboy:

Looks clean. Might have to check that out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
Don't recall from previous instances if that might have been the case of 3g to Wi-fi but when it happened now I had been on Wi-fi for hrs at my house.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] prboy1969:
Sounds to me like you may have some other issues going on. Maybe some corrupt data, or a Mod that is conflicting.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] kuhl_man:
When streaming music via Bluetooth, after about a minute or so the music cuts out for a second. Does it on all music sources. Anyone else have this problem?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
Checked through mods and didn't see anything that jumped out at me. Could you think of any mod that could cause a problem like this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Did you clean install when you last flashed the rom? ( not counting running the install to change mods)

I've clean installed every release and have none of the problems that have been mentioned in this thread since 7.0
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tmcwilliam01:
I have been rocking that for a couple of years and was surprised when I saw you using it too. I wasn't going to change though lol.

Now back to our regularly scheduled program.

I've got MOAR!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Well, the problem seems to just lie in the fact that when the kernel devs update their source to the current build, they don't rebase completely onto the new source...they see where they can skip files to save future coding time and get started on the new source

What I mean is, when you flash a touchwiz dkp or ktoonsez kernel, in reality you're flashing a 4.3 + 4.1.2 hybrid kernel, whereas my stock kernel is literally just the MK3 source that was downloaded and compiled with no modifications

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And speaking of that, I need to compile a new stock kernel with exfat support since Samsung blocked it in their source...that's why [MENTION=1754759]prboy1969[/MENTION] you and others with exfat sdcards had them go missing when you flashed back to stock kernel in an effort to fix incoming call lag
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
Yes, clean install to 8.0.

Will do clean install again next update and make sure to check before enabling any mods. If it does happen, hopefully I can pinpoint where it is coming from.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rdcrds:
I do not get this part of the thread

** Recommended / Settings -> Developer Options -> Animations set to .5

When i go into that option there is like 3 or 4 different Animation settings and all are set at 1.0 i guess there it means the 0.50 but which? all 4 listed as there is not just a Animations there are 4 different types with different values
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TheKenRob:
Update

First thank ALL those who are providing us the incredible gift of Flashing... Secondly, Where is this 8.1 update and is it a fix or an actual "update"?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tclemens:
Set them all to .50 makes it more fluid and smoother

Should be 3 window transition and animator
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DeucesAx:
Just a quick note to all the noobs like me: I always thought the different kernels wouldn't make that much of a difference, and if romnpit reports good performance on his S3 using kt, the supposed differences on other kernels must be overstated. Boy was I wrong. I was sort of unhappy with kt, I had 100# CPU usuage a lot and the phone was sluggish. Switched to dkp and it's like a new device, faster than ever!

???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Chad The Pathfinder:
Yea different devices respond differently to the different kernels. Thats why folks are encouraged to experiment.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] meyerweb:
Flashed to stock, tested incoming calls with the caller pop-up option unchecked, then checked. Then flashed back to DKP, and tested again. The call delay was gone.

But one other thing just occurred to me. When I flashed back to DKP, it would have reset the default kernel settings. So when my wife gets home, I'll have to test with my normal kernel settings (-25 mv, minimum clock 108K, freelunch governor), and see if that affects the incoming call delay. I'll post back with those results later tonight.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
Because of slight differences in cpus (google for "cpu binning") some devices will handle certain settings better than others...for example, I know prboy1969 runs his device with both high and low cpu clock speeds pushed to the max and min respectively, but when I try to go past a certain OC level, my device become completely unresponsive.

You just need to experiment. Figure out what your cpu is binned at and it'll give you an idea of how much you can push it in terms of kernel OC/UV, etc.

Very true....only problem is that another person (I forget who) had outline their process earlier and they disabled dkp kernel settings at the beginning and enabled them at the end, and still came out of the back and forth flash with no more call lag
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] meyerweb:
If it's feasible, make it option during install. Those who want it can install it, those who don't can leave it out.

I'm using a few xposed modules, after testing them one at a time and not finding any problems. If these were built into MOAR, I'd happily give up on Xposed and Wanam. The ones I'm using:

Alternate App Picker (put's the ICS style app picker back, eliminating the need to always hit "just once."

Disable Clear Defaults Dialog (not really all that important, but by now I know how to clear defaults if I want to)

Wanam:

Turn screen on when unplugged

Enable quick PIN unlock (don't have to hit enter after the 4th number)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] CNexus:
For these mods, just thought I'd let you know we already have the wanam ones working natively...screen on when unplugged will come next release and quick pin unlock is already available

I personally think xposed should be removed, then those who want to install it can do so on their own since it's just downloading and running the installer
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] meyerweb:
You can just install this ROM and run it as is, without changing anything. Hotspot will work fine. The reason you see so much discussion about things here is that this ROM gives you options. Dozens and dozens of options. But you don't need to use them.

However, if you're already rooted, and all you want is working hotspot, check out this thread: http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2224083
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Dalek_Caan:
Just my small 2 cents as was stated there it is causing some confusion, and issues so it would seem to me may be best to leave it out .. or as an option to be installed for those that choose to use it .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] meyerweb:
Yeah, I saw that after I posted. I'll still check to make sure. He might be using a different governor or scheduler. But it doesn't sound like that's the problem.

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Sweet, thanks.Somehow I missed the quick unlock option when going through mod control.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Ramer:
That's exactly what I was thinking. Any of us can choose to install xposed to use any of the xposed modules. Wanam is just one of many.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] molitar:
Well the main problem seems to be non-stock kernel after reading other peoples testing with stock kernel did the same and was able to restore my data so far successfully. Now the problem I have is the default contact widget and bookmark widget suck big time. The old one was very nice and clean looking and I could select an entire group to display. Anyone know a replacement because the one that comes with this ROM is ugly and awful looking. I want back the nice slick brownish background one with group selection.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] andee39:
You can enable Quick Unlock under Lockscreen Options in MOAR Mod Control to bypass pressing ok on lockscreen. One of my favorite features! :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] molitar:
I don't want the stupid lock icon at the bottom at all.. I want the standard swipe screen but I can't get it to work as swipe. Ok I have come to the conclusion that Swipe is broken! It does not work at all.