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[Galaxy S III Android Development] tincho_rvp:
This version has some bugs 4.4.4 cm including a fellow mentioned here is when you make a screenshot and want to share the s3 restarts on its own, besides the wifi lost signal, hopefully this update senior prondo clean because so others do very well! and I'll take it even with those mistakes kiero not to paste the swerve back to 4.3, thank you very much for the work

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] susbiction:
The battery so bad from 100 to 89 in 45 m only

i use greenfiy and i make maximum 800 MHZ AND use Battery SAVER and i don't have games

battery so bad

why that ? i use L-Droid-v3.0.2-i9300 and stock kernel

any one can help me ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] szunyi77:
All CM based rom battery consumption bad! The basic problem in cm. Slim pretty good battery life based ruins.

Sent from my Galaxy SIII is a real iPhone killer! ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nabeel_n85:
I have no idea what you guys are complaining about. I fully charged the phone last night and let it sit overnight on battery without wifi as I am sleeping anyway and don't really need wifi to be on. I woke up after 8 hours and battery was nicely sitting on 98%. After playing around with it for a while, here are my BBStats Screenshot.

P.S. I neither use Greenify nor do I use xposed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
80% and 53 mins isn't the best. Better is when it's 1.10hrs +

So, neither of you have a good battery life.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nabeel_n85:
Care to share your stats if you think you can get that battery stat on your rom.

Sent from S3 powered by L-Droid 4.0.0

(Always Megawipe when updating)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AssassinGEO:
Not on AOSP anymore, or I would do.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nabeel_n85:
Well, battery depends on usage. I get 4hr45min to 5hr of SOT in a day which is optimal for me. I don't really care what stats have to say as long as I can get past my day without having to charge the phone.

Sent from S3 powered by L-Droid 4.0.0

(Always Megawipe)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tincho_rvp:
Ojala pronto saques un updste de 4.4.4 esta muy buena pero esas fallas q tiene no me están gustando, descubrí otra mas cuando queres sacar una foto desde el Whatsapp dice que la cámara se detuvo, ojala este pronto el update ;)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Occasus:
This is an international forum, please use the english language dude (forum rules).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tincho_rvp:
Ok.

Hopefully soon roll a updste of 4.4.4 is very good but q has these flaws are not liking me, but when I discovered another want to take a picture from the Whatsapp says the camera stopped, hopefully this update soon;)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] trankyrecords:
It is an international forum but most of those who report their findings on this rom speak Spanish and have to use Google translator to talk to the Cook.

We should be able to use them freely languages. Regards

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Hello, all, I thought I'd weigh in on the CM version of L-Droid. Want to thank Senior_Limpio for all the work he has put into getting this ROM out for those who wanted the sweetness of L-Droid on their CyanogenMod base.

As most have probably discovered by now, the features of the two versions are approximately identical. Some notes I took were: under navigation, it appears we've lost shake events. That was not something I use, so for me it was no loss. Also, both halo and hover have gone away in the CM version--again, those were features I wasn't personally using. The lock screen notifications have been enhanced in the CM version, while losing the appbar under app launchers. Two new features, expanded desktop and voice wakeup have been added in the CM version as well. There's a new feature, whisper push, under app security; screen security has added widgets while losing shake events there. This is countered by losing advanced reboot customization. Also, as someone earlier noted, the Security function has lost its blacklist function, although the same can be accomplished from within the dialer itself. Keep in mind these notes may not be an accurate reflection of the differences; only what I was able to discover.

One other thing that I noticed was a persistent problem with ringtones in the CM version. Some of the symptoms were that when I would receive a call, I would get only one ring (may be related to the fact that I'm using an MP3 file stored in the Ringtones folder on my phone); and it seemed that some of my messages didn't get a notification tone (for that, I'm also using an MP3 file triggered from within GO SMS Pro, a third-party app). Also, the sounds under the CM version didn't seem to be as rich as those using the Slim-based L-Droid.

But the most notable difference, as repeatedly pointed out by a number of users above, and also from my own experience, is that the battery life under the CM version has suffered--for some, dramatically; for myself, I've lost between 25% and 33% the battery life I was achieving under the Slim version. For me, that was the deciding factor.

The final result is that I've reloaded v3.0.2 and plan to remain on the Slim version of L-Droid for the foreseeable future..

[MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION], again thanks for all you did. I know there are many users who just simply prefer CM based ROMs, and it really wasn't fair to them not to be able to have the many features of L-Droid. I just hope your development efforts toward the Slim version don't suffer as a result. Because 3.0.2 is pretty much a finalized product, I think most of us are waiting "with bated breath" for Android to release "L", and hope that we see a version of "L-L-Droid" in the near future.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tincho_rvp:
find someone in 3.0.2 solution to the problem of system.ui sometimes laying on the screen? Thank you

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] finlei:
Nunca he tenido ese problema, realizando una instalación limpia.

Yo te recomendaría, aunque sea molesto pasar el MegaWipe e instalar todo de nuevo.

I've never had that problem, performing a clean install.

I would recommend, even annoying hang MegaWipe and install everything again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tincho_rvp:
hola finlei, el megawipe ese te hace un wipe total? osea te borra todo lo de la memoria interna del telefono o la externa?, ya sean fotos y demas cosas o las mantiene y solo hace los wipes normales?, ese error me sale casi siempre del system ui se ah detenido me dice, viste por ejemplo cuando activas una modificacion en el status bar para que te muestre la imagen del dia o si es de noche que reinicia solo el system ui, bueno pero en este caso despues de tirarme ese crash hace eso constantemente, es lo unico que me sucedia con esa rom, pero en 4.4.4cm de ldroid no me lo hace, algunas personas me dijeron que era un error de esa build pero no busque por aca haber si alguien le habia pasado algo similar , si en otros lados me lo comentaban, un saludo!

hello finlei , the UN megawipe ESE ago you wipe all ? I mean EVERYTHING you erase the internal phone memory or external ? , whether photos and other things or keeps ago solo and Regular rags ? , ESE error SALE I Almost Always ui system itself Arrested given me ah bY wears EXAMPLE wHEN Active a modification in the bar For That status will display the image of the day or if it is night That only Restart the ui , Good but in this case after throwing myself ESE crashing ago ESO constantly system is the only thing That I happened scam ESA rom, But not 4.4.4cm of ldroid mAKES me , some personalities said was error UN ESA I build But Do not look for aca Be if Someone Something similar had happened , if Other Sides commented to me , regards!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
I think google translate has let us down a little bit. But I think what he's suggesting is to both run MegaWipe (which will clear your internal memory, so be sure to back up anything you want to keep) as well as format or erase any external card at the time you do a clean install.

I have the occasional SystemUI fc on 3.02, usually when I'm doing something strange. I tried to get a logcat on the latest one, but I can't find it on my storage. Next time it happens, I'll pull a log again and post it here to maybe help Senior_Limpio discover what the problem is.

This error is pretty harmless, and for me it happens very seldom. If you have excessive frequency, try wiping everything as suggested above and do a clean install.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] finlei:
Como bien dice Pensamiento Dustin (según el traductor), Mega Wipe te borra toda la sd interna, como puedes ver tiene cuatro niveles, (simple-super-factory-mega), Mega, yo lo uso mucho cuando cambio de ROM o dicen de hacer una limpieza a fondo, te vacía totalmente la sd interna, no queda rastro de nada de nada, al pasar MegaWipe entras en la sd interna, solo está el 0.

El fallo o error en system ui, me lo dio en anteriores versiones, pero solo en el arranque sin volver a pasar en el uso diario.

Si estás hablando de la v4.0.0, no te puedo decir nada, yo la quite por diversos problemas que me dio, falta de fluidez y un consumo no acostumbrado con las ROM del Señor_Limpio, la primera fue la 2.2.2, con algunas pruebas por medio de Slim-Paranoid-Carbon-mucho Cyano............etc.

Reconozco que soy un yonkyROM, al final siempre vuelvo a las manos del Doctor_Limpio, a mí la v3.0.2 me va de fabula, es la que llevo en espera que el Señor_Doctor_Limpio nos deleite con otra.

Justin, una pregunta, lo que fuman los peques de la bootanimation de donde es? del parque nacional o de la reserva. juasjuasjuas.:laugh::laugh::laugh:

Te importaría poner la descarga, la baje pero la he perdido.

Gracias.

As stated Thought Dustin (as translator), Mega Wipe erases all internal sd you, as you can see has four levels (single-super-mega-factory), Mega, I use it a lot when changing ROM or Say do a thorough cleaning, you totally empty the internal sd, no trace of anything, passing MegaWipe you enter the internal sd, is only 0.

The failure or system error ui, gave it to me in previous versions, but only at boot without going through everyday use.

If you're talking about v4.0.0, you can not say anything, I will remove various problems that gave me, lack of fluidity and consuming not used with Señor_Limpio ROM, the first was the 2.2.2, with some evidence by Slim-Paranoid-Carbon-Cyano much ............ etc.

I acknowledge that I am a yonkyROM the end I always come back to the hands of Doctor_Limpio, me me the v3.0.2 will fable, is what I've been waiting the Señor_Doctor_Limpio delight us with another.

Justin, a question, the kids who smoke where the bootanimation is? national park or reserve. juasjuasjuas.

Put you mind uploading, but I lost down.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
I think they must be in Colorado. It's legal there. The download link for the boot animation is here.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] THE.W!ZARD:
- Is it OK to flash through PhilZ Touch?

- I am custom ROM based on Samsung 4.3. Do I have to go back to ICS before flashing this ROM?

- Which GApps is compatible with this ROM?

- Is ART bootloop fixed?

- Any AOSP Kernel is compatible, except Googy Max?

- Does this ROM has CM Kernel by default?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Absolutely.

Nope. Use Philz wipe "Clean to install new ROM."

I'm not aware of any GApps that doesn't work with L-Droid. I personally use Slim GApps.

'fraid not--yet. Senior is working on that, but as of right now, to no avail.

You need to use an OMNI-based kernel. As you can see from my signature, I prefer Yanks--as I have documented, that one gives the best battery performance for me. There's a lot of discussion of kernels in this thread. (Also, with the CM based version, 4.0.x, this may not be a requirement, but the OMNI works fine with it as well)

I'm going to have to defer the answer to that one--the stock kernel has a life-span of about fifteen seconds when I flash L-Droid.

I'd be interested in your reaction to this ROM. The most common comment in this thread somehow seems to include the words "...the best!"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] THE.W!ZARD:
Then, I will go with Slim GApps :good:

Actually I do not which one to choose, but it seems I will stay Dalvik.. I want to develop Android apps. Will that make difference?

I need high ringtone volume and good battery life. Does Yanks Kernel provide that?

Did not get that :confused:

That it is why I am here ;). After flashing and trying it for a while., I will post a review about it :D. That makes me ask, if there will be a new release soon. I am not asking when, but I want to know if Senior_Limpio is working on a new release
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
I get a decent ringtone volume with Yank's. As far as battery life, I posted a comparison between Yank's and AGNI kernels here.

Sorry, it was rather cryptic, wasn't it? What I was trying to say was, I really don't know anything about the stock kernel, since the next step for me after flashing the ROM is to immediately flash the kernel, because I've been very pleased with the battery life on Yank's.

As far as a new release, it seems Senior has been focusing his attention recently to getting the CyanogenMod version of L-Droid working, and he came out with a spectacular release. That being said, there are several of us who are hoping that he will continue to maintain his Slim version as well, although it has pretty well had all the bugs worked out of it--I tried the CM version, and found a little bit lower battery life, so I've regressed to his Slim version 3.0.2. He has also mentioned a Lollipop version once the source becomes available.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] THE.W!ZARD:
LOL; nice one ;)

You it is OK not to flash custom Kernel?

Then I will try Slim version.

I really appreciate your help. I am very grateful :good:. Thank you :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] aitanoddl:
hello [MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION] I wanted to ask if it was possible to insert the new APIs Android Lollipop preview for the camera in the next version
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tincho_rvp:
Waiting update:cool:

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Good morning, Senior. As I mentioned in an earlier post, there is still the occasional SystemUI fc on version 3.0.2, and I promised a logcat if it happened again. Finally, today I received this message while doing a screenshot, so I'm sending the logcat taken just after. Fortunately, this was after I had rebooted my phone, so it's not a huge list. Hope this helps you to track down this one remaining problem.

Thanks for all your work, Senior!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SteStanich:
theme chooser

Hi [MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION], flashed your rom today and I can only say 1 word.. GREAT!

I'm facing 1 problem only: if I enter settings and go to theme chooser, it FC.

I attach a logcat, can you please check if I did something wrong or what?

thanks a lot!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nabeel_n85:
L-Droid 3.0.2 is surely a beast. The best S3 rom hands down. No FC no Lag. Just simply smooth and shiny. BetterBatteryStats shows how it excels from all other roms.

Sent from S3 powered by L-Droid 3.0.2

[Always Megawipe]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] THE.W!ZARD:
Is it OK to keep the kernel that comes with the ROM?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
I've not heard anybody complain.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] THE.W!ZARD:
By the way, Yank's Kernel thread is closed. Which version are you using? How you got it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Bummer. It looks like he got disgusted with spammers here on XDA. I just tried to log in to his site, and it shows no threads--and I can't find my password, either. I guess it's dead.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodman01:
[MENTION=5190842]Senior_Limpio[/MENTION] many thanks for updating your source codes :good::good:....I want to start with the port for my devices soon...but just wondering which branch I should sync now after changing the base? And has default manifest also changed or could I use the actual manifest further? Or have you decided to change back or to stay with slim as base?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
The sources on my github are actually for an updated version of the slim based, but it is not ready yet. My CM based version is located on a different github. I too believe that the slim version was better and I'm thinking of discontinuing the CM version.

Will keep you guys posted but a new slim version should be here soon.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rodman01:
Cool and thanks for the info...could you give me a go when githubs update is finished and I can start with new versions too?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Senior_Limpio:
Thanks for the log cat. Unfortunately it didn't capture anything useful. It's hard with these issues because the log is usually flushed when it happens. New version soon though. Maybe it will fix it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] trankyrecords:
Excelente noticia. Las mejores roms que he probado han sido las basadas en SLIM. La verdad es que de todas las roms personalizadas que le he puesto a mi S3 la mejor ha sido L-Droid

Excellent news. The best roms I've tried have been based on the SLIM. The truth is that all custom roms that I've put my S3 has been the best L-Droid

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
It's a shame you put so much blood, sweat and tears into the CM, but I guess that's the spirit of experimentation. Plus, the CM will continue to be out there--and, I think, without any definable problems--for those who are die-hard CM fans.

Gracias, Señor!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] w7rw7r:
How I can disable this in the lock screen?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andjeomilosrdja:
Disable active display.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] trankyrecords:
Settings/L-Droid vault/lock screen/unchek show notifications
[Galaxy S III Android Development] THE.W!ZARD:
Just want to make sure of everything

- I am on the latest TWRP

- I should format system before flashing

- After flashing the ROM, I should flash this GApps, after rebooting

- No need to flash custom kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
I haven't used TWRP for a long time now, but format system, clear cache and dalvik. The rest looks fine. That Gapps looks pretty minimal, but okay.

You skipped a step: Enjoy the ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] THE.W!ZARD:
I saw people here are OK with TWRP. This GApps are from SlimKat website. Can you give me the link of the GApps you are using?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Neither of those statements were intended as criticisms. I just don't know the command structure of TWRP, is all; from what I've read, it works fine with L-Droid. I've just discovered that you need a clean wipe for best performance. I even used MegaWipe from here on my last install, but keep in mind--really!--that it's going to wipe your internal SD card, so be sure to back it up if you use this. Using MegaWipe (seems to have) added about 25% to my battery life. There's an Android-L preview out there for the 9300, and after I tried it, I had a little trouble getting back on L-Droid. First a bootloop, then after I got it working, my battery life was pretty bad. I didn't get it back up to snuff until I reloaded after a good MegaWipe.

As far as the Gapps, Slim Gapps works just fine; I've just always used PA Gapps Mini from here, but with the next update from Senior, I'm thinking of using the PA Gapps Pico--it's tiny!--and then build it up myself. The main things I need from Gapps is PlayStore, Gmail, and the voice-to-text function, all of which I think I can get from PlayStore.

Didn't you install L-Droid a few weeks ago? I thought I remembered a conversation with you a while back.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] THE.W!ZARD:
Unfortunately not yet. I have some problems with ISP. Everything should be fixed within the next week. I very hyped to flash it.

I still have a week to see, if someone faced any problem with TWRP.

How can I use it? It will delete the ROM.zip file

I was intending to use KitKat version from the beginning. I was thinking to wait for the second or maybe the third release of L-Driod based on Android-L; because it will not be stable

I was thinking the same also. I will use the mini GApps; because the reset of apps is available in Play Store.

I really want to thank you for your response and effort for delivering all the info, as simple as possible. I really hope this Internet issue is fixed ASAP. When I flash it, I will make short review about it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Place everything you need (ROM, Gapps, kernel if applicable, as well as the MegaWipe.zip file) on an external SD card. (Again, that's assuming TWRP allows you to flash from an external card...?)

As I've mentioned before, part of my installation process is, after I flash ROM and kernel, I do an initial boot and let the OS sit unmolested for about 10 minutes. I'm not sure if it really makes any difference, but one OP suggested that during this time, the ROM and equipment "get to know each other" (establishing connections, etc.). When I MegaWipe, I use this time to plug the phone into my computer and copy back on my internal card any folders backed up on my computer, such as my Titanium Backup folder and the Titanium installation file, plus data files for certain of my apps. Then, when the ten minutes have expired, I'm ready to do a reboot and begin the setup process.

And I try to simplify that setup process by following a checklist of the settings I like. I'll enclose that checklist, which you can modify for your personal preferences, of course.

I hope you get the problems with your IP cleared up soon. Or at least visit a library/cyber cafe/Starbucks to get the process started. I'd love to see what your review of this ROM looks like!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NaminatoR1254jaime.sier:
Very very OT, but:

What I do, and I really really trust this method:

1- Flash latest Philz Rec.

(opt) - Titanium Backup of apps

2- Reboot to Recovery

(opt but rec.) - Nandroid

3- Wipe Data/Factory Reset

- Wipe Data

- Clean: Install a new ROM <-- Select this one.

4- Install Rom

5- Install Gapps

6(opt) - Install Kernel.

7- Reboot.

- Ive never had any problems with Philz.

EDIT: It has worked 101% of all times. In recovery, you could do a

- Mounts and Storage

format \system

format \data

format \preload

format \cache

But the "Clean, Install a new ROM" does that too.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] THE.W!ZARD:
You mean flash MegaWipe then flash the ROM from external SD card?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
Yes. Flash both from the external SD card.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] THE.W!ZARD:
Anyone can confirm it is OK to flash through TWRP
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Justin Thought:
A quick search through the thread showed only one other who mentioned using TWRP:

Pretty positive. He was actually responding to a problem I (still!) have with restoring my backups. Since it's been a long time ago and different equipment since I used TWRP, maybe I'll give it a try when Senior_Limpio comes out with his newest release. But for now, I'm not making any changes--my current installation is perfect from my point of view. (See screenshots taken five minutes ago) (Yeah, light usage, I know, but still...!)

Just curious, why do you prefer TWRP?