yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
I can verify that LTE sticks after rebooting. I've actually rebooted several times since installing already. I knew you guys would figure it out soon enough.

Everything I've tested so far seems to be functioning as expected with only a couple of minor hiccups. After I set up the pie controls it required a reboot for the triggers to activate pie. The screen recorder seems like it works except I can't find the finished videos even after setting a custom location to save to. I haven't noticed any other issues so far (I haven't tested everything just yet) but those 2 are very minor IMHO.

Great job guys! Thanks for making my phone awesome and "Liquid Smooth". :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
One other thing I noticed (and this is just the way i have always done it), I tried to uninstall a few system apps with titanium, rebooted, but they were still there.. tried it a few times and eventually Google+, one of the apps i was trying to get rid of, started FCing on me.

issue with titanium playing nice with root or SU or busybox?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Russ0000:
Does anyone else have an issue with their 64gb sd card mounting. I have to keep flashing the exfat zip file. I asked a dev about it on a rom that mounted with out issue and he said its cause they have fuse. Can LS add fuse if its not already added. Other then that I have been running 2/25 for over 24 hours and have had no issues. Its running very smooth using lean kernel. LTE has finally been fixed. Thanks LS.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
mine is still working fine, i believe mine is formatted to fat 32, however.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shekinahsmoke:
yeah FAT32 is the way to go in formatting ext sd cards... I found that out the hard way long ago :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
Am i missing something or are there no power toggles in the pulldown? i REEEEALLY miss that from 2.37
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
I don't know if TiBu is working or not. I came from v2.37 so I didn't use it this time. Normally, if I don't want certain system apps, what I'll do is delete them from the zip before flashing.

Do you mean like this:

Go to settings>notification drawer>style and check the box next to where it says "Quick Ribbon". It's not exactly the same thing because it just places the tiles from the quick settings in a single row on the main notification window. It might be close enough to what you're used to though.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
Lookin much better.. Now just a brightness slider hehe
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyddr:
2/25 working great here with dkp kernel, I keep lte over reboots. The only small issue is adjusting the camera's focus, I can't get it to change from continuous focus to anything else.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
Yup, I just checked after reading your post and I'm seeing the same issue. I have Lean kernel installed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr. Struck:
Nightly for 2/28 is out, dev responsible for the d2 line is recommending a clean install (posted on their G+ page).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
Installed 2/28, will report back if I see anything.. I did the recommended wipe obv
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smwhr23:
I haven't tried to install any bills for about a week, but the last build I tried flashing wouldn't flash...the recovery told me it isn't compatible with Sprint. Tried twrp and philZ. I know I must be missing something. Any thoughts?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
I use cwm installed from ROM manager on the play store. Never had a problem with it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Russ0000:
Are you using chrome on your phone to download the rom? I downloaded LS 5 times with chrome and all 5 times it failed. I switched and used the default browser and I was able to flash the first time with twrp.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smwhr23:
Not on my phone, but I do use chrome on my laptop and then transfer it to the phone. It's never caused any issues that I know of, but I'll give that a shot. Thank you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shekinahsmoke:
I highly recommend using something other than Chrome for this one. I noticed when I downloaded last night it went WAY TOO FAST through Chrome.... Used IE and normal download speed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] smwhr23:
Actually...Yeah...I noticed that too. Didn't think twice about it until you just mentioned it. Imma play with this tonight...hopefully get it working. Liquid is one of my go to roms, so I'll bummed if I can't figure it out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tempest6253:
has anyone been able to send MMS on sprint no mater what I try it says no APN associated with this device not shire what I'm missing
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
Yup. I send and receive them daily. Since moving to Kit Kat though I've been using 8sms. It has an option in the settings to modify the MMS APNs, and it doesn't limit messages to 160 characters (or whatever the limit is, I don't recall).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tempest6253:
thanks that worked great
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
What's up with the size difference? I'll probably skip this one.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] deadman96385:
You caught it while it was uploading, there is also a build under experimental that has slimroms new recents menu
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] duce415:
Been running a clean install of the feb 25th nightly. Everything works. I have lte connection as well. Swapped out the camera with bthorne's and loaded up the newest dkp and everything seems smooth . pretty snappy. No issues as of yet . will run for a few days and report back.

Phone: Galaxy S3

App: Tapatalk

Battery: Anker 7200 extended

Rom at the moment : Liquid Smooth 4.4
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fooshack:
Is anyone else having a problem with the OTA?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr. Struck:
OTA is a known issue, they are currently working on it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyddr:
How do you clear all recents?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Russ0000:
You just have to use 2 fingers and pinch them away.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
Camera still won't start after the first time for anyone else?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
I haven't flashed the 3/6 update yet but camera is working for me on the 3/4 release. I started it, took a few pics, switched to video camera took a 3 minute video with pics by tapping the screen, switched to FFC took an unflattering selfie, closed the camera, restarted it and did all the same again without issues. Actually the camera on this release is working better for me than what it has been previously. All of this on a dirty flash too.

Edit: I also have the latest Lean Kernel and latest Operation Killjoy installed. Don't know if that makes any difference as far as the camera is concerned.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyddr:
camera working fine for me also on the 3/4 release i just wish you can change the focus mode.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
Not too shabby for only the second day. Same set up I mentioned in my previous post....
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
It's peculiar why this particular app prefers people post only one picture per post. It's also peculiar why I chose to use so many P's in that sentence. Here's the other screenie anyway.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
Just flashed the newest 3/7 unified build and this baby is running beautifully. Camera is fully functional and the speed of the default kernel is impressive. I'm getting ready to flash the dkp kernel because I've been running it since it was released and know it's good 2 go. The only force close I've encountered is when trying to set custom themed icons on the lookscreen. That's no biggie. Just thought I would mention it. I'm very impressed with this ROM and look forward to running it for a bit to see how it does. One things for sure, the Liquidsmooth team has done a great job. :thumbup:

Sent from my d2lte using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr. Struck:
Peter Piper picked a peck of...now there's some more P's for ya!! Also, absolutely loving LS, amazing ROM!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] tclemens:
wow haven't used liquid since my OG droid pretty nice camera works fine Omni switch is nice only problem I see is voice dialer doesn't work no biggie though there are other ways to edit APN's lol great ROM
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] swoopt25:
Sick ROM!!!!! Using the latest nightly through the ota updater with the new lean kernel and im scoring 19,000 + on the benchmark, now before anyone get excited and says anything to me I know they can be unreliable however I have always been in the 15k to 16.9k being the highest and now with the lean kernel that can go up to 1.8 I'm scoring 19k plus.....pretty sweet.....well I'm excited anyway lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
Flashed Cyanfox and I couldn't get out of setup. Same thing with SlimKat. But with Liquidsmooth (LOVE the boot animation btw), I was able to set up my phone, download everything I wanted, LTE works, data works, wi-fi works, and this is from the 3/7 build. Currently downloading the 3/9 build. Hopefully it'll be just as good as the one two days before it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
I'm running the 3/10 update and so far so good. I'm stoked about the Lean kernel update too. I usually run dkp but after seeing how this baby runs, I do believe I'm gonna stick with Lean.

Sent from my d2lte using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rodawg71:
☝this...was running dkp as well and decided to run LK since its built in. Running buttery smooth!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rtbluver:
Anyone having problems booting with 3/10? Also, my phone number is changed to 000-000-0946 or something weird like that. I can't call or text but I can use LTE.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rtbluver:
Can anyone help?? I can't make calls or texts. I love liquid but when it updated again I now have a 000-000-9246 phone number. Data works, but call in n tectin don't. Please n thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] djpabz23:
Do you have google voice enabled?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr. Struck:
You need to update PRL and Profile via a TouchWiz based ROM. Do this: make a backup of your current version of LiquidSmooth, clean wipe for a fresh install, flash your stock backup or any of the TW ROMs from this forum (Wicked Sensations, MOAR), once booted up open up the dialer and type ##72786#, and then let the phone reboot itself. It will reboot twice before it is finished, don't touch anything until then. Back to recovery, clean wipe again, then restore your LiquidSmooth backup (or clean flash from scratch if you want). At this point, you should be back up and running.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rtbluver:
Thanks, that worked. I believe that when booting the processor is at 180000 and it causes my phonebti heat up to fast. When I leave it under a fan while booting, it is 100% fine and cooled. Any other time and I get problems booting.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jorv976:
Love this room. I'm sick of touchwiz
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mbr007:
Nice and smooth ROM but I can't get APN to stick for Metropcs under Chomp SMS. Any ideas? Chomp works fine under MOAR ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LiquidT:
Really nice, fast and smooth rom. If someone will look at it and give me a hand I will upload my betterbatterystats later to see what is draining my battery. I losing around 10% to maybe 12% of battery per hour. Could hardware be draining battery?? I've used a few defferent custom roms and massive battery drain has been a big problem for me. I do need some help decoding the BBS.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
OK. If you upload some screenshots when you get a chance I'll see if there's anything that I can help with. Or, what might be even better is if you post in the BBS thread. The people over there are much more knowledgeable than I am.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LiquidT:
Thanks. I will post both places. I've been looking at the liquid wakelock opition in settings, but not sure what or how to use it the right way. I will post when my battery gets a little more drained.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
No problem. For the wakelock blocker, I'm not entirely sure that in using it right but I check everything except the things that I know for sure that I need (alarms, RILJ, etc) and haven't noticed any negative side effects.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LiquidT:
Here are the BBS LOGS for anyone to look at and help with battery drain.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
Wow!! By far your biggest problem is the Google services. In 4 hours 47 minutes there were 583 wakeups caused by com.google.android.gms and there was 298 MB downloaded by the playstore. (A perfect example of why I don't install gapps. ;) ) I used to use this method to get the gapps under control but eventually got tired of having to do it after every new flash so, no more gapps for me. I does work really well, though, depending on how much you rely on Google services you may not want to do everything listed.:thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LiquidT:
How do you use things like the play store for apps or even gmail???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
I use the Amazon app store or get apps from developer's threads here on XDA. I bought the poweramp pro key from that developer's website. For all email I use the K9 email app. If all else fails I'll nandroid, flash gapps, download/update what I need, then reboot to recovery and restore just the backed up system part of the nandroid. I also do something similar when I do a clean install. The only issue I've had with doing things that way is tasker uninstalls itself when I uninstall the gapps and TiBu won't even reinstall it. Other than that, no issues and outstanding battery life. Win, win.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FatalIll:
Why is Access Point Names greyed out in Mobile Networks?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
I'm very happy to report that whatever was causing my battery drain issues on the early march builds is gone. I always clean flashed and haven't gotten rid of any apps, so I'm not sure what changed.. I did go to a TW ROM for a while, and updated profile and prl. That's the only thing I can think of that I did.

But I am back to that amazing idling battery life that makes AOSP such a good option
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] maddog52:
Got to say this is running smooth this ROM is sweet....:thumbup::thumbup:

.... Thanks nice job
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr. Struck:
Just a heads up, posted on the G+ page a few minutes ago was the info that the DrDevs website will be down for the next 7-8 hours for anyone looking to download from the website. There is a server change going on; don't know how this will affect the OTA option either, last time there was a server issue the OTA updater was painfully slow to download.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
Thanks for the heads up Struck. I was headed to check on the nightlies. Hopefully there is a new build and I'll be able to get it. If not, at least I'll already know what's going on.

Oh, since talking with you a little while ago, I've been craving corned beef and cabbage. LMAO! :D:p
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr. Struck:
Just finished dinner and it was GOOD!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
Awesome!

I just checked the nightly site and there still showing 3/15 as the latest. ;)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FatalIll:
I clean flashed 3/15 and I'm getting idle-battery drain, like overnight drain of about 20-30% on wifi and nothing running :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Russ0000:
Yeah I'm experiencing the same thing. Even using Lean Kernel doesn't help. I used Lean Kernel 9.5.1 with 3/13 and battery life was amazing. Now I'm using LK on 3/15 and battery life is horrible. Not sure what has changed. Are you using stock kernel or another kernel?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FatalIll:
I'm actually using DKP kernel with freelunch governor and zen I/O, which improved active use battery life but I'm still experiencing idle drains overnight and such.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LiquidT:
I having some of the same battery drain problems, I did change some things which did help some. Check this link out.  http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2357417 But I have a stupid question. How and where is it that I can control how often my phone syncs? “Gmail, google+, etc”
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] maddog52:
I don't know much on it but on ..... wakelock blocker can you use that to prevent from using battery drainage
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LiquidT:
Hey Guys.

What kernel is the best kernel to us with liquid 3.0 d2lte on galaxy s3 att?? As of right now i'm using the kernel that came with the v3.0-2014-03-13.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
I'm using the Quantum kernel with the 3/15 build and loving it. I'll get 2 1/2-3 days easily with moderate to heavy usage with Zerolemon battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyddr:
isn't that for ATT?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LiquidT:
which quantum kernel build are you using?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr. Struck:
It's a unified d2lte kernel from a unified d2lte ROM. Both flash just fine.

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3.63 is the latest. Running great for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] joeyddr:
can you point me to the dl?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr. Struck:
http://d-h.st/users/TommyTarts/?fld_id=33215#files

Edit: accidentally linked the ROM download page, he has a separate kernel page, here it is (if you didn't already find it by navigating from the ROM link)

http://d-h.st/users/TommyTarts/?fld_id=29392#files

Latest is 3.16, has been running amazingly awesome for me on both 3/15 and 3/18 LiquidSmooth.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostbiter:
So this ROM is awesome! It's the first AOSP ROM I've found that doesn't mess up Snapchats front facing camera. I just seem to have one issue, the wifi keeps going in and out, it stays on but the icon becomes orange showing no data connection. It just started happening recently and I know it's not my router because when this first started happening I was listening to pandora on my tablet. I am using the 3/13 version with the latest BMS kernel.

If anyone has any idea on how to help with this issue I would appreciate it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
I've never had that issue AND i have never ran the BMS kernel with this ROM either. There's a good chance that the kernel may be causing the problem. I suggest trying out another kernel.

[MENTION=5273002]Mr. Struck[/MENTION]

Thanks for posting the link to the kernel. I was notified that I'd been quoted in this thread concerning that kernel so I headed over here with the kernel link copied to my clipboard ready to post it. LOL! :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mexigga:
No issues with this ROM. Been running, heavy use, for 3 days without any fc's...very pleased.

Now to step my kernel knowledge up...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostbiter:
I was thinking the same thing, unfortunately dkp and leankernel have some issues with my phone so BMS is the only thing I can really run. It seems though after being at work with the wi-fi off then coming home and turning it on seems to have stopped the issue for now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
I've got a surprise for you. Lol

This is the 3/16 build for the Quantum kernel. It's what I'm running right now and it's amazing. Hopefully it'll hook you right up. This is a devhost link so there's a good chance it will ask you to download Mobogenie. Refuse it. The kernel download tab is the small one in the middle. It'll let you know it's the Quantum kernel beforehand so you can accept the download. Afterwards, go into your recovery, wipe cache and Dalvik cache, then flash the kernel. Just about all of my buddies over at AF are running this with Liquidsmooth and loving it. :thumbup:

Quantum kernel 3/16 build-

http://d-h.st/CWZ

Let me know what you think. :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Russ0000:
Nice call on the Quantum kernel, I just flashed it with LS 3/18 and so far so good. Everything is smooth like Lean Kernel. I will let it run all day today and see if battery life will be as good as LK.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] maddog52:
Thanks for getting back to me and send me the link ..... :thumbup :good looking out
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Frostbiter:
Downloaded it, it seems pretty nice but it didn't seem to fix the wifi issues for me, may need to do a complete reset for that though. Also now whenever I use my front facing camera my phone reboots which is kind of a bummer since I this rom fixed the snapchat ffc wonkiness for me.

Thanks again for your help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] DrKaotica:
Can I ask why all you guys are flashing custom kernels? What's wrong with the one that comes with the ROM zips?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] duce415:
Going the trying the newest build out later today. Hoping everything works like the February builds.

Phone: Galaxy S3

App: Tapatalk

Battery: Anker 7200 extended

Rom at the moment : Wicked Sensation v5 finale!!

* I'm a flash-a-holic *

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I think a lot of users are trying to find that one combo that gives the best performance as well as battery life. Being that our phones are all different and that there are a few choices if kernels, most experiment to see what works best. Nothing wrong with the included kernel, but to have more options ( over/under clocking ability. Different scheduler/governor choices etc) you have to look at the different kernels. Hope this helps.

Phone: Galaxy S3

App: Tapatalk

Battery: Anker 7200 extended

Rom at the moment : Wicked Sensation v5 finale!!

* I'm a flash-a-holic *
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Russ0000:
For me I like to flash custom kernels cause they seem to be smoother, better battery life, and my phone runs cooler. CM kernels seem to really over heat my phone. There are alot of custom kernels out there and thats why I like to try them all out. I don't like to tweak or make any adjustments to the kernel settings so I want a kernel that gives me the performance I'm looking for with out having to make changes. I think thats why alot of us like Lean Kernel. We can just flash it and it preforms, no tweaking needed.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mexigga:
No wifi or front cam issues for me...however...

Not receiving MMS...can send all day long...cannot configure APN. Not sure what to do to correct this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] 1BadWolf:
I haven't been able to access the APNs on any build of any kitkat ROM by going through the settings menu, so I've been using this.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Mr. Struck:
Nova Launcher can be used for a workaround to access the APN settings page:

Long press blank spot on home screen, then from menu that pops up choose Shortcuts/Activities/Settings/APNs

This will add an icon to your home screen which will give access to the APNs; I don't know if other launchers support a similar setup or not but does work on Nova for sure.