yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Camera still has big problems. After 3 photos token need restart of phone. With clean flash.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hbohd:
Have you got also this weird-looking text placement? I noticed that in many places in the rom text seems to be moved from it's normal place. Just like in the screenshot :o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Yep, tested it, though I got about 10 photos before it froze. Da** KitKat and cameras!

Rather than restart, though, I loaded up an old chestnut, "Restart Camera App" from when this problem was epidemic with KitKat and CM, and on the second run, it fixed the camera fine. In fact, after that I took a bunch of photos and the camera didn't freeze any more.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gianboy:
Here is one

Hope it helps
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
No please i don't want to heard about restart camera apk anymore :D...on tema ROM camera work very well and default camera took really great photos. The way to make it works without problem exist...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] oipjm123:
why can not use art when I use v3.01？

why can not use art when I use v3.01？
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Yeah, me either. :( In fact, up until 3.0, L-Droid camera worked fine. But Senior_Limpio is up to his arse in alligators--and draining the swamp without pay, so I'm willing to get by with whatever works until he figures the problem out.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] darkessdesire:
Can you try and see if it happens to you I don't want to do a fresh install I just got everything working with no problems besides the missing settings section
[Galaxy S III Android Development] demonoid phenomenom:
your isp haves fast dormancy support? try to disable it with fast dormancy toggle from playstore
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
Interesting that his camera now works fine and mine doesn't. We use the identical camera repo. Must be a commit in some other repo that I have missed when catching up. I'll have a dig around. It's also weird that I can't replicate the issue. No matter how many times I take a picture it never freezes or crashes.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Also to Justin happened not only me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
What gapps are you using? I'm using PA Gapps Mini from 2014-08-18. Could they have messed with our cameras?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gazza1988:
If I long tap on an app in the "recents" bit and tap on force stop it stops the app and opens it in a floating window.

I mentioned it a few pages back but nobody said if it was supposed to do this or it was a bug.

I'm only reposting it in case it was missed by accident.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
It does the same thing when you choose "Floating Mode:" opens in a window then stops the app when you close the window. Maybe something for Senior to check when he has the time; I have the feeling some code was duplicated.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
No, i use slim gapps as always and they don't mess up nothing with camera...ldroid is slim based so slim gapps 205 are perfect.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] samuelaviv:
This ROM keeps on rocking!

I have an issue though, maybe some of you can check if you get it too.

When using the OK google voice command for whatever google now crashes while processing the request,

happens every time so voice is effectively broken.

Maybe its the ROM maybe its the Gapps (I use slim's), maybe its my cursed Phone.

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[MENTION=5250484]Justin Thought[/MENTION]

So I got the nerves to un-root and revert to stock so I can check the FC insanity,

I then rooted the stock rom and restored from titanium with data all of my apps, I had almost no FC's.

Then I flashed L-droid latest version and started to restore some of my apps and after I installed and restored a few apps it started again.

Now I really am clueless as to whats going on, the fact it worked okay with stock rom with no crashes shows its not bad memory or anything hardware related, and it happened to me on every ROM I tried in the past so its not the ROM, not the kernel cause it happened with every kernel out there, so Im stumped... guess ill have to live the "disable fc notification" lie or revert to stock again till the day ill get a new device :/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
Sorry, I did miss your post. Interesting that happens. I know exactly where to look though so I'll start there and see if I can find out why.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gazza1988:
No problem at all.

Have to say I love this rom. I tried 7 other kitkat roms with no luck (after samsung announced no kitkat for us) and was about to give up and I don't know why but I took to your rom like a duck to water. It's a truly great rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
You've got one of those situations that give tech support guys grey hairs. Glad you tried my suggestion, though, at least it eliminated one more negative.

BTW, after I suggested the return to stock, I gave the same thing a try--went to stock, rooted, then re-flashed L-Droid. I hate to suggest things I wouldn't try myself. It was time-consuming, but overall pretty painless. Those few hours I spent on stock gave me a much better appreciation for what we have with this awesome ROM, though!

You've replaced the operating system and the recovery now. In my limited knowledge, the only thing you haven't replaced is the radio, and as far as I know, there's no way that could be related. But...have you thought about giving it a try? I had to replace my radio on my Skyrocket in order to move up to the next level, whatever that was at the time--and being even more of the N00B than I am now, that was a real nail-biter. Fortunately, I was guided by a patient "pro," and it went smoothly. The symptoms were different from yours--it just simply wouldn't load the ROM.

One other problem I had with another ROM--and apparently I was the only person who experienced it--was that my /system/lost+found/ folder filled up with a bunch of junk files when flashing that specific ROM. That gave me a bunch of FCs while restoring from TiBu until I figured the problem out. You might want to look there before you go flashing radios.

Just a thought.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] samuelaviv:
Yeah its that kind of problems, I feel though I always get those kind :/

I dont think im gonna mess with radio for the same reason I was reluctant to revert to stock, the whole service issue,

only I feel messing with radios is more risky in that regard.

But What should I look for in the lost+found folder ? cause I dont really know what I am supposed to find there it is okay..

btw, and this is another question for everyone,

did any of you use the hotspot function? doesnt work for me,

I try to check the box to enable it but it grays out when I touch it.

Ive had this Issue as far back as v2.2.1 I just forgot to report cause I dont normally use this.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Agree wholeheartedly. I might have lucked out only because my phone was jail-broken.

Anything you find in there, unless you can identify it, is likely to be junk. If you wish to play with it, you can copy it to your storage (its a different partition) before deleting it. My situation was, as the ROM was doing its first boot, it was creating files with numeric names and filling the system partition and preventing my apps from having room to play, so I just deleted the folder.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] v11lemans:
Just a small problem with the traffic meter.

If i do not enable the option to hide when there is no traffic, the traffic simbols are always present even if wify or data are switched off.

If wifi or date are switched on the traffic number are not displayed.

BTW this ROM is the best i have used. The only feature missing for me is the possibility to increase the characters size.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] samuelaviv:
actually you know this reminds me that Another symptom I get is that when in gallery suddenly

I see tons of empty tiles between the picture files it does show... I dont what it means, after i flash the ROM and I check the gallery all is well but sometime after in install and restore and everything turns bad ill go there and suddenly see a ton of "null" tiles.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] itizar1:
video recording problem

hello, thanks for your nice work :)

i have video recording problem, it records well in first try, but never records and gets fc after that, need to restart to solve
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Same here, as I wrote camera has big problems...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HorstiG:
I have no problems with Cams from Store, only the Stock Camera make Problems.

My Tipp delete it :) and use the Google Cam, all works fine incl. Photo Sphere and Panorama.

I can the s.....with Stock Camera not hear, so I delete it after each flash as the first App
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _Negan_:
Stock app take batter photo than google camera and is faster than any other app
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
Hey guys, I'm currently uploading 3.0.2 which just includes fixes (hopefully) to the camera and other things. It's hard for me to test things out since I don't have these issues so if you could tell me if it works it would be appreciated.

Also, I've decided to start a side project based off of CM. I will like to get it to the point of where this ROM is and then release. I'll keep maintaining this one as is and will eventually maintain both if it is a success. This way people can choose why ROM they like best.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] szunyi77:
Slim base because I like! I tried a lot of rom, but in the end it goes back to the l-droid! Currently I'm using L-droid! I look forward to the updates ... CM11-based rom eating very the battery. Thank you for your work.

Sent from my Galaxy SIII is a real iPhone killer! ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
New version is out ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HorstiG:
Liquid Smooth and L-Droid are for me the Best in Moment.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
Yeah, like I said, I will always keep L-Droid slim based, but I am also working on a CM based version which I will promote in the same thread. I may call it something different to avoid confusion. At least this way we can truly compare bases as both well have identical features. Should be interesting but it'll take a couple weeks to get the other on going.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
I'm with Szuny there, since coming to L-Droid I've become a devotee of the Slim-based ROM, L-Droid in particular. Like him, I've flashed other ROMs, but as I'm going through my checklist of settings, I'll hit a brick wall--"Nope, doesn't have that but L- does," and most frequently end up restoring my nandroid before I finish the checklist.

Also very satisfied with the battery life (as I might have mentioned once or sixty times).

But it's great that you'll now be providing the beauty of L-Droid to the CM devotees, too. (Whatcha gonna call it, CML-Droid?)

Thanks, downloading the update now, but won't be able to flash 'till later.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
I have just flashed the last version, everything works good.

Please add to the privacy guard option for wake up and boot up.

One issue, gesture lock screen doesn't secure, you can get to the settings from the QS.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Rexus1:
Works boefla kernel with this rom?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] p4ran0id:
[MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION] thank you for your hard work. This is one of the best Roms. But the question i have, is: why was the Dsp Manager deceives against Viper? I dont like Viper because of the plastic sound with Poweramp.

Sorry for my bad TranslatorEnglish ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
Yep, omni version.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
On the new version I have reverted back to DSP manager.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] depecheguevara:
do I need to perform a wipe when coming from actual slimkat
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
I think you'd be inviting trouble if you didn't. But give the dirty a try; the worst that's likely to happen is you'll end up wiping anyway. Give us a report if you do it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NaminatoR1254jaime.sier:
I have LDroid 3.0.1

Do I need to wipe data and everything to update 3.0.2?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Rexus1:
Where can i download gapps? :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NaminatoR1254jaime.sier:
http://slimroms.net/index.php/downloads/dlsearch/viewcategory/1150-addons4-4

I personally use Slim minmal gapps. If camera fails, use Google Camera.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Rexus1:
On first boot com.android.systemui crashed. after reboot its gone :)

Nice rom love it :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] depecheguevara:
for 10 min had no problem

edit: wow phone just got HOT and home button gone crazy. performing wipe now...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
I would suggest you guys full wipe.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
Can anyone confirm that the camera is fixed?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] szunyi77:
It looks good! I made a short video of 5-6 in a row and did not collapse

Edit:

The Screen recorder can fuse to ?!

I'm trying to pick up any screen resolution, but not one minute goes by. and stops.

Sent from my Galaxy SIII is a real iPhone killer! ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
[MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION] , I have just flashed the last version, everything works good.

Please add to the privacy guard option for wake up and boot up.

One issue, gesture lock screen doesn't secure, you can get to the settings from the QS.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Buckycasuals:
I like the screen display of CM based roms. It looks sharper than slim based especially while viewing pictures. Sometimes i see myself looking for a shadow when on the sun in order to see pictures clearly on my phone while using slim based roms. On cm based roms, Its clear and has a better display. Well i get good battery life with cm anyways ... battery life depends heavily on the usage. Just my humble opinion anyways.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] szunyi77:
Yes, the screen is really beautiful inches!

I tried a lot of rom, and higher clock speeds and more cores running idle in the background continuously the CM rom. L-rom Droid idle goes only one core and 200Mhz!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Buckycasuals:
Are you trying to say that CM roms has more apps running in the background. Or cm roms has better screen display than slim?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] szunyi77:
CM all the brighter the display.

I tried the same app and settings, etc.. CM rom and L-Droid.

For example, .: Spirit is very good, very similar to the L-Droid, almost the same. The difference is that Spirit CM base. But the battery is exhausted quickly ruin the spirit. I use the latest kernel boeffla, and the same app ..

L-Droid is very energy efficient!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Now you've had it loaded about a day, how's it working out for you? As always, I recommend a different kernel, lots of people like Agni, others like Boeffla, and I personally like Yank's--I did a comparison between Agni and Yanks, and Yank's gave me noticeably better battery life. But I also think there are a bunch of people who are satisfied with the stock kernel as well. A tip: if you try a different kernel, make sure you get the Omni version.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] depecheguevara:
I flashed Boeffla kernel as I always do, (peqasus-boeffle battery saving, zen scheduler, boeffla tweaks) and got a new replacement battery (it's a very good replica in here local nearly like original.) I got 10 hours of battery with all the wfi use and %45 screen on.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pulley06:
Anyone knows if T-Mobile in USA supports fast dormancy?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NaminatoR1254jaime.sier:
Whats the changelog for 3.0.2?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] a_prabhu7:
Changelog
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bandari solomon:
Nice
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SignalX:
Yank's kernel? what is latest update for his kernel? i think it's dead :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] finlei:
Someone who change the kernel, have tried to vary the values ​​of the stock kernel ?????????

SeniorLImpio, you carry the changed values ​​??????

The more than three hours panatalla values ​​were unchanged ??????
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Buckycasuals:
yeah DEAD
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
CyanogenMod added call recording to the last nightlie.

More info : http://www.androidpolice.com/2014/0...-to-nightlies-but-it-isnt-enabled-by-default/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Buckycasuals:
Temasek already enabled it by default in his latest build. Hopefully it will come to L-droid
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Maybe dead, but it still works. I also use Office 2000 on my computer. :silly:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] samuelaviv:
:laugh::laugh::laugh: ^^^

Get this dude, you know all that FC crap weve been discussing,

so im very desparate at one point cause im getting way to many FCs to stand, even if they're hidden,

so i decide to restore the nandroid I made on stock .

Then, after a bit with the stock ROM, I cant stand its sluggishness, even with AGNI kernel for stock ROM,

so I decide im restoring back a nandroid I made of a pretty much fresh flashing of L-droid 3.0.1.

After restoring instead of worrying too much about restoring apps bit by bit and installing fresh copies so things wont go south on me FC wise,

I just restored everything from Titanium in one go with data, including Xposed modules.

Two days now than Ive had minimum of FC's everything is pretty much working okay,

I do have a bunch of FCs after reboot but thats it, After that first wave everything works properly, it seems, it never worked better.

WTF is what I can say to all that.

So, now Im all nervous about flashing the newest L-droid as their is no telling what might nudge the device back to FC chaos.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Now you've got me with my jaw dropping to the floor. That completely defies all logic. But I'm glad you've got a satisfactorily working L-Droid.

I wouldn't think about flashing the update. Senior_Limpio stated it was just a fix for some errors, and I haven't noticed anything functionally different. So I think this falls under the "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" rule.

It did make me think about something, though. Somewhere, in something I've read, an OP suggested to make it part of the flashing procedure to just let the phone sit for 10-15 minutes after the first boot without touching anything, then reboot before starting to personalize your phone. His explanation was that it allows the hardware/software to "get to know each other" and make adjustments as necessary. I usually follow that, but I don't notice any difference when I don't. When Senior comes up with an update that makes it worthwhile to flash, maybe you could try that and see if it makes any difference for your phone.

But for now, by all means stick with 3.0.1 unless you start having errors again.

Glad you got it working. Now you can actually enjoy the experience of L-Droid!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] samuelaviv:
Right?!? can drive you nuts these things, thats why I always say to people in regards to computers and smartphones and all that -

it maybe all science and technology but there definitely a witchcraft element to this stuff.

Its the same stuff that used to make the older technology work when you smack it.. still does work sometime even today :P

And yeah if its a small update it definitely falls into ain't broken dont fix it category, Ill wait for a bigger one to take that gamble.

And ill try that leaving the phone alone for sure, can only help at this point.

Another thing, Ive asked here before but no one seemed to notice..

Maybe you can do me a favor and tell me if "okay google" voice thing is working for you?

Mine crashes while trying to process the request, and im wondering if its a ROM thing a Gapps thing, or simply the ghost inside my device.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NaminatoR1254jaime.sier:
EDIT: Question to avoid double-post

I flashed 3.0.2. I had 3.0.1 with Boeffla, but now I'd love to give stock kernel a chance.

With both kernels, I use pegasusq (because that's what I use on a 4.3 rom with Boeffla 5.3).

The thing is, everytime I check Performance Control, it says Core 0, Core 1, Core 3 are running at whatever speed.

But Core 2 is always on 0 mhz. Is this normal?

I am sorry if this is a very noob question, but I'd love to know.

Well, I have stock now, but 2 days ago I was with L-Droid 301 with Nova Launcher and Google Search Bar, and saying "Ok Google" didnt work. But then I realized I had, on keyboards and languages, turned off "voice blabla google" (dont know how it is, I use android in spanish), so maybe it was because of that.

But you could erase data, or reinstall google search.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gazza1988:
I clean flashed v3. Then dirty flashed v3.0.1 with no problems. I was going to clean flash v3.0.2 but due to the amount of time I had and needed my phone I dirty flashed v3.0.2 as well.

I was shocked to learn that my battery usage is phenomenal. No FC's or lag.

Mobile data was on all the time and took some photos and videos too. After 1hr 30 mins I still had 100% battery!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raff222:
Art still does not work?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] finlei:
Yes
[Galaxy S III Android Development] raff222:
Thanks my friend
[Galaxy S III Android Development] farshad810:
dialer FC

dialer FC whene detail a call log
[Galaxy S III Android Development] toma62:
I'm sorry but I can not increase the font, where are they? into settings - display - there is no 'option
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
Display > Font size > choose size.

EDIT:

Sry , i forgot that i am using other ROM :silly:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Must not be such a n00b question after all. Afraid I can't answer it right now, I'm testing another ROM. Can anyone help him? I can say, though, the with what I'm using Core 0 stays running at low speed generally, Cores 1-3 kick in whenever necessary.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NaminatoR1254jaime.sier:
The same I thought, but there are always 3 cores workin at full speed. I dont understand how quad-core and pegasusq works haha.

Anyway, I will ask it where I should've first, and then come back to report.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Osama.nasir.90:
Which boeffla kernel should i flash? Omni one or the CM one.. and also can anyone suggest settings for the kernel and boeffla sound so that i can have awesome battery life and loud volume... :fingers-crossed:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] szunyi77:
Or boeffla-kernel-2.4-beta4-Omnirom or boeffla-kernel-2.4-beta4-Omnirom NG

Boeffla raise sound volume, but does not affect the length of the battery life.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
You can use the Boeffla config app to change the settings.

In the general forum there are profiles for the kernel, I recommend the archi ultra save battery profile.

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jion323:
Hey guys,

for the first time i use e custom rom now :laugh:

How about the Gapps?

Is it right to flash the rom, start my phone, shut it down and flash the gapps after that or can i flash the rom, than the Gapps and now i have to start my phone?

thx!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] barrtzz:
First flash the rom next flash gapps then reboot:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jion323:
Thank you!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] be_free:
Anyone has dialer fc? And how to fix it?