yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jammychap:
Cheers didn't realise there was a new one lol, my cameras are working fine, love the google camera, I also use fast burst cam and camera 360, all working fine on 2.2 boff.

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Erm, weird one, I'm trying to download from the list for the boeffla kernels and my phone is trying to play it like a video? Lol
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frag1le:
Yeah Boeffla 2.3 beta 3 omni is as stable as it gets, with or without camfix.

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That camera is really good at first glance. It has ISO options back, Focus mode isn't stuck on Continuous.

Thanks for sharing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
You need to record anywhere from as little as 8 videos sometime up to 14-15 videos before it stops recording, so for many people they would never encounter it, but I guarantee, if you try to make 15 videos the button will eventually fail.

This something us crazy parents discover when filming the little ones many antics! :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frag1le:
Hehe i know what you mean, i've got a 3 month old daughter and i can't stop making pictures or filming her.

Though i perhaps never reached 15 videos in 1 boot, cause of all the nightlies haha.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Remedy:
i see that the boeffla kernal is a CWP zip...Is it safe to flash using TWRP?? I prefer that Recovery.

Thx In Advance
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andros11:
completely safe. it says that just for indicating it is flashable.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frag1le:
The Neatrom camera lags way more in the image preview for both camera and videorecorder than the stock Carbon camera.

I reverted back to stock cause i really don't like lag :P

With stock camera i did get a few 'camera f/c' when i switched to videorecorder when the camera was auto focusing cause of the 'continuous autofocus'.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Is anyone else unable to detect system updates in settings? Had to download 0526 nightly from website :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frag1le:
This has been asked before and that option probably only works with stable releases. System updates thus will not download nightlies. afaik.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
OK. I thought it was the same as Omni but not to worry.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andros11:
and you were right; it is omni's delta updater. We just enabled it for a few devices on the server side to run some tests before going live for every device.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kafman:
Hello,

Has anyone experience this problem with 20140525 nightly? I flashed this nightly on my gf's phone and I'm having exactly the same problem that I'm going to quote from another thread, I'm not sure if it is present in posterior nightlies as I haven't flashed other nightlies, but can someone confirm that with last night's nightly it is not present? (if not, I will dirty flash a new nightly tomorrow and post results):

Quote took from: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52141886&postcount=1155

Unfortunately I have no logcat for a more deep analysis, since it is not my phone, sorry about that.

Although that's a work around, so far this rom is fantastic and has been the most stable one I have ever installed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
I have noticed over the past two releases that the rom is using far less ram than before, generally 150mb less, I now generally see team usage below 250mb, anyone else noticed this?

It's good news! I just don't know what had made the difference.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Dizzee:
Is it possible to add multiple users? If so where is the option?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Someone write that latest nightly has blnew features, can someone tell me which? Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XDAMaxe:
systemui fc

2014-05-29 nightly: com.android.systemui fc immediately after boot :( (wiped cache+system+preload+dalvik before and cache+dalvik after flashing)

back to 2014-05-28... works perfect
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andros11:
couple of fixes, bionic optimizations, and new launcher3 forked from omni which includes new hotword detection.

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unset your theme. reflash and it should be good.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XDAMaxe:
sadly I must add: reset theme to default, then flash 2014-05-29 nightly again works great as described.

But then switching to another theme (I used cobalt inferno cm11 theme so far) leads to same systemui fc after reboot.

So probably some issue with cm theme engine ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sanketss84:
everytime i try this rom with a clean flash , setup my gapps and then install whatsapp and restore the phone hangs like hell.

I never manage to get whtsapp to initialize after the restore is completed.

Then i try to restart my phone several times and try to showhow get my whatsapp to intiilaize but all in vain it never starts. :(

is anyone facing this problem. then i end up flashing another rom.

I like this rom but cant get whatsapp to restore and initialize on this rom :(

I use Boeffla Omni 2.3b nocamfix : pegasusq : standard : noop
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kafman:
To reply myslef, I dirty flashed 20140529 and the lockscreen issue is present.

Also another bug that I saw, is, if I try to configure the delay for the screenshot, it will not save the configured time.

Unfortunately, as I said before, this is not my cellphone and I don't have a logcat, however if developers required to me, I will install CatLog on this device and gladly attached here next time I got the phone on my hands.

Apart from that, rom is super estable and smooth, gotta say that this is one of the best roms I'd ever see for i9300.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] miketino:
Is anyone else still getting the robot in call sound quality?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ayoubij:
[MENTION=5197177]CarbonDev[/MENTION] does this have the [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] new optimization V3 ??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Call quality fine on latest nightly, everything in fact working just fine:)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] miketino:
I clean flashed the 28th nightly, and dirty flashed the 29th and 30th, so I don't know when the robot sound came in to play. I'll clean flash again

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Just archi optimisations seem to be being added on github but not for i9300 yet
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
I'm dirty since build 260514

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XDAMaxe:
FYI: if someone uses custom themes it is INEVITABLE to uninstall this theme and setup default theme, then wipe dalvik+cache before flashing nightlies after 2014-05-29 - othwerwise you will get the described systemui fc !

Following procedure is recommended (because it works 100%)

1. coming from a nightly of 2014-05-28 or older with custom theme installed/set up

2. uninstall custom theme

3. setup default theme if not default

4. wipe dalvik+cache+system+preload

5. flash nightly 2014-05-29 or newer

6. wipe dalvik+cache

7. reboot

8. let system settle for about a few minutes

9. install custom theme (and choose of course)

10. wipe dalvik+cache

11. reboot

12. you're done - enjoy !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Hello guys which is the name of the app to change DPI?

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I mean Google play app because I see that is not included in ROM DPI changer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zaryab360:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.texdroider.texdroider_dpi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
[MENTION=5197177]CarbonDev[/MENTION] it will be possible in future releases to see multitasking floating windows instead of the one actually inside?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Der-Knuffi:
Are there any FCs on the actual nightlies?

Im on a version from end of march which is pretty stable and don't want to "degrade" ...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andros11:
believe me you won't be degrading. Just the opposite; this is yet the smoothest i've seen this phone perform.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cKenny:
dirty flash nightlies 20140531 and everything ok here. just make sure you did not use any theme before flash -- as theme still bugging..

:o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ktmbikerman:
The only issue I'm having is when watching an imbedded video, the screen switches off after the timeout, instead of staying on. This sometimes causes the phone to hang.

Any ideas how to solve this, other than changing the screen timeout?

Edit: solved by installing "never sleep" xposed app
[Galaxy S III Android Development] CarbonROM:
No, we are trying ti on a couple of personal devices, but it is still very unstable even though it does add some minor speed improvements
[Galaxy S III Android Development] CarbonROM:
I don't understand what you mean
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Nightly releases are all betas, so every version can be fixes or problematic, that's the nature, with a question like that you would be better off only ever using stable releases!

Nightly users are testers, we report back issues and then [MENTION=5197177]CarbonDev[/MENTION] works from data received back and release by release we get closer to a stable release :)

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
I mean this. As you can see the window has a bar on the top used to move, stretch dimension, attach to the sides of the screen and close...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cKenny:
I do understand nightlies release are beta, and I'm using it at my own risk.

My post is to answer someone's query in XDA and remind him/her the risk of latest nightlies, and that's it.

In my personal point of view, I do hopes that there is endless development on going for Carbon ROM, which mean I'll have endless of fun on my S3.

:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] miketino:
Anyone else get this, if you hold down the clear all button in recents, I got a superuser request from system ui with the KitKat logo?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andros11:
that's the system asking to flush memory from open & cached processes.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cheffy11:
Just updated to 20140601 and am getting FC's every time I click on the recent calls list?? Anyone else had this?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XDAMaxe:
No, everything runs perfect. Maybe dirty flashed? Clean cache+system+preload+dalvik is best before flashing
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andros11:
if that's your dirty flash process I would leave system intact, as the ota install takes care of backing it up so that you won't have to reflash gapps.

otherwise for the clean flash route, make sure you add "data" to the list.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XDAMaxe:
no no, that was a question related to the fc.

correct of course - but so far I didn't need to (and had no fc caused by that procedure)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Remedy:
I'm on the latest release and the Boeflla 2.3 no cam fix kernel and my battery gets ate up something vicious... Any tips on what I can do to calm down this battery drain ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Dizzee:
I got exactly the same but no battery issues. Installation using devil recovery clean.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XDAMaxe:
A new batt might solve your probs
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XDAMaxe:
new slimrom gapps (trds - the real dark slim - inverted/blacked apps) released ...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Buckycasuals:
i will like to jump to carbon. can someone tell me, "how is the camera in this rom?"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Dizzee:
Been using Carbon for about a year now. Never had a problem with the camera.. but as has been mentioned the S3 is a diva and as such there is no guarantee that you won't.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Remedy:
Anyone have some Boeffla Profiles they're willing to share to see if one could resolve my Battery? Drain

Thx In Advance
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Try my Ondemand profile, linked to my signature below, I get upto 5 hours screen time and that's with auto brightness enabled :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Remedy:
Im still a noob when it comes to Boeffla, Do I take the zip and flash it ? or something else?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] indisingh:
Hey guys, i'm looking to switch to this rom, but first i have a few questions, and i;d really appreciate it if you guys helped me out :)

1. Do Xposed modules work with this rom?

2.How stable is it atm?

Thanks very much!!

Indi
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frag1le:
1. When using dalvik yes. ART not yet.

2. Depends on your usage. If your s3 sleeps almost all day then you're probably better off with a debloated touchwiz rom. If you're a user with 2 hours or more screen-on time then carbonrom is fine and smooth depending on kernel tweaks and what governor and optional undervolt you use.

3. Stable. Only the camera isn't as stable and good as touchwiz camera.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] indisingh:
Perfect, i'll have a try then! thanks very much! (i thanked :))
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Remedy:
also a good alternate for a Camera is Google Camera Available In Google Play

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also a good alternate for a Camera is Google Camera Available In Google Play
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bornlivedie:
No, unzip the file anywhere on your sdcard or ext sdcard then open boeffla config, press "Default" up top and Load the file. Then press on it for the profile to load.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Remedy:
Thank You
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fbiangel:
Important question

My apologies for this kind of question but i really have no time to read all thread.

Question : Im user of different custom ROM 4.4+. Can I expect any problems after flashing Carbon? Carbon is 4.4+ as well. My question is in accordance to unknown troubles arising from it. Month ago I flashed another ROM 4.4. and I had troubles with IMEI. So I did recovery via Ktool/EFS. Easy but for few mins I was on the edge of hearth attack.

2m Question is if this ROM is stable. Looks like yes but i would like to be sure. Here is few other ROMS 4.4.+ but Carbon looks like best one.

On my old ROM, which development was stopped suddenly, Im facing self restarts 3-4 per day so I need different one.

Thank you very much for your answers and advice

Gabriel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fbiangel:
I wasnt expecting detailed answer at all. I was expecting answer like " yes, carbon is OK or yes you can flash it without fear ( if you will do everything correctly...like usually)"

Im not awaiting 5 x A4 elaborate about carbon. If yes, ill stop all my work and ill be reading 100 pages of the thread.

Thank you for answer

PS : Im not friend of ridiculing answers type " sorry my love"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DroidShift79:
Fbiangel,

you can consider a stable release as stable, a nightly as more or less buggy.

The fact you run into problems with EFS, you should really read the Q&A threads to gain more knowledge of what you do. Then you're decision what's better will be easier.

So far:

Carbon is good.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fbiangel:
Thank you very much. This is answer I wanted to read. Error of EFS was caused mistake in software not mine ( Ive tried probably 80% of all 4.4 ROMs here). Proved with log. Anyway problem with EFS/IMEI is trivial. Carbon is good and point. More ill learn after flash.

Thank you for this constructive answer and thanks button will speak as well.

Gabriel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frag1le:
What do you mean with 'problems after flashing Carbon'? Flashing in what way? Dirtyflash or a wipe data/factory reset flash?

With a dirtyflash you're sure to run into issues coming from another rom. That's why you should read the install instructions in the OP.

a Flash with a wipe data/factory reset won't give you any issues.

You shouldn't be asking these questions if you've read the OP and did a simple search on 'stable'.

I use CarbonRom (nightlies) as my dailydriver, so yes it's stable.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fbiangel:
No i didnt mean way of flash. Of course dirtyflash is doing troubles and wiping d/f reset is sure thing always. I was asking Q about ROM generally - is means its quality and possible common troubles. Flashing new ROM is always same ( clean flash). But - of course Im reading those instructions always. Its routine many times very useful. ( kernel, cwm and similars etc..)

Problems after flashing carbon...it was aimed - in my eyes - clearly to quality. F.I.: ROM is stable and good but you must count little bit higher consumption of battery...etc.

In the end - Im always reading articles in accordance to certain ROM. And very carefully. But i have no time to read users reviews, it means possible bugs or troubles, for instance on the page 88. ( sample)

So : My apologies if my Q wasnt clear enough.

And thank you for answers.

PS : Only add on...If i have 45 posts here doesnt mean im totally new in it. Simply - Im not doing conversation on XDA too much. My mine conversation is via website/s of the developers or via email.

And i have one bg enemy - time.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ktmbikerman:
Today's changelog looks good... anyone try it yet?

Very glad to see "shake to secure" made it to Carbon.

Edit : flashed 03 build and it is perfect :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frag1le:
So I did some benchmark testing with CarbonRom 20140603.

I usually give nothing about benchmarks because I'm not a mobile gamer but I did wanted to share these results with you guys.

Test settings:

cpu governor zzmoove - game / io row @ min/max 1700/1700

Gpu 400~700 +50mV overvolt

Antutu 3dMark Sunspider

I ran the benchmarks with Wi-Fi/BT/3G etc turned off.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ayoubij:
So guys i found in carbon settings > installer .. Some options (3) but i didn't quiet understand them. Can someone please explain what these options do since they are new
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andros11:
it's for keeping the described data across dirty flashes. you can choose to backup your custom lcd density, hosts file or something about xposed (if installed).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] indisingh:
Is this the correct Boefffla kernel thread for our i9305?

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/kernel-boeffla-kernel-2-10-stable-27-12-t2449408

It's just that it only says {I9300}. Does the same kernel work for both the i9305 and i9300?

thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XDAMaxe:
Due to the different hardware you cannot use i9300 kernel for i9305
[Galaxy S III Android Development] indisingh:
But what was XDAMaxe talking about in post one of page 96?

so confused :S
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Remedy:
Inquiry

“Installer” to “Persistence” - - - >>> what exactly is this feature used for??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] miketino:
When you dirty flash a new nightly, the things ticked in that menu are kept over the new install
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XDAMaxe:
that was ot - for the lazy ones who need others to read due to lack of time :banghead:

drove me to tears...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ayoubij:
can [MENTION=5197177]CarbonDev[/MENTION] add option in the rom for "notification always expanded"

that was the most useful feature in carbon rom before 4.4.2 which it was never added back.

I know we can have it using xposed, but I don't want to use xposed just for this feature...

Please add this feature to the rom. thank you. [MENTION=4632688]andros11[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] oias.heeda:
Lol. Sorry. Wrote on phone and autocorrect destroyed it and I didn't notice. I didn't understand it reading it back.

Which version of the kernel are you using?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kiszonyogor95:
;) Im using Boeffla Kernel 2.2beta4 OMNI version - CM is only for CM and wont work on AOSP roms. Hope you could get it going ;)

And of course Im using Boeffla Config v2 to tune everything how I want to.

Good luck!

TaPaTaLkEd from my Galaxy S3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ageback:
Oops, got Error 404 - Not Found from d/l link. Please check it. Thanks!

Edit: I downloaded it with chrome.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viperz:
Alright so after using the ROM for 2 weeks and updated each nighly, I can say that I'm pretty pleased with it.

The messaging application is lacking a few settings, the ability to change the emoji key to an enter key.

It could also be nice to add the ability to convert non Unicode characters to Unicode.

It's also missing some customization on the recent panel.

Anyway the notification on lock screen is a nice feature.

Thanks for your hard work and for bringing Carbon back on KitKat.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fustyler:
optimized dalvik library

Has anyone been able to flash the qualcomm optimized dalvik library on top of this ROM?

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2569314>

I've tried it several times but the phone just get stuck in the boot logo.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pranjaldixit:
Guys earlier builds of Carbon ROM were having battery drain issue. Is it still present in the latest build?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] agnostic900rr:
Came over from SlimRom and I'm very pleased with this Mod. Only one thing, Non Intrusive dialog for incoming calls is just messed up. In earlier builds it worked fine, but now I'm not even able to see the callers name. When there's no contact pic available, it's just guessing who calls.

pls fix this.

Thx for the hard work, really love this Rom.

PS: I think it happened with the version from the 23rd, cause 22nd was ok.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] krige:
I have installed Carbon-KK nightly 20140223, replacing CyanogenMod 11, and so far I am very pleased with it.

I especially enjoyed the possibility to disable the low battery warning! (see the attachment) :D Since I always walk around with a spare battery, I have found the warning terribly annoying. I desired this option since I had my first smartphone.

Can anyone tell me where from I can change the default home screen?

I have read people installing different kernels on this ROM, like Boeffla Kernel, Boeffla Omni Kernel, Yank555.lu Kernel, Devil Kernel.

Which are the benefits of installing one of these kernels over Carbon ROM?

Which kernel is Carbon ROM using by default?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Achraf AOUAD:
You can chqnge the default home screen from a long click if you're using nova or from settings

Also the best ker el for this rom is boeffla and to be specific the omni version personally I'm using this kernel either on aosp or TouchWiz.

Cheers.

Envoyé depuis mon GT-I9300 avec Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] krige:
Long press allows to switch screens, in this way you can set the home screen only if you put the screen in the leftmost part: it doesn't allow to set a screen as default which is in a different position than that.

Where exactly in the settings can I set that?

Thanks, I'll try the Boeffla Omni Kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] krige:
Can anybody tell me how is that, having flashed Carbon-KK, replacing CyanogenMod 11, and did a format of the sdcard, I found the same profiles configuration I had previously set on CyanogenMod?