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[Galaxy S III Android Development] f0xy:
[MENTION=4473547]forumber2[/MENTION] did you ever get round to completing an aosp version?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Andr3y29:
I would love more space, especially as I haven't used stock in months ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] forumber2:
Here you are guys. I (finally) prepared AOSP version of this mod. I shrink /system partition to 600 MB (It's good for CM11 + Gapps) and give 900 MB to /data. So, we have more 2.4 GB on /data!

You can download it on first page.

Enjoy ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] k-semler:
Will this work on OmniROM+Gapps? According to TiBU, I'm using 627.15MB in /system.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] abhibnl:
Anybody tried aosp version?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zenat:
Yes it works perfectly with Omni + GApps (Total space: 13.70 GB)

Yes me and it works perfectly as I said above :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Andr3y29:
Awesome. Can't wait to get home :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] abhibnl:
Great!! Will try! Still in case we want to give xtra100 mb to system, could u guide me how to tweak that little setting? And ripping memory space from /OTA and /Hidden, is that completely safe?

2. In case i flash the stock repartiton version(OP's version) on the aosp repartition version, will it work or will it brick the device?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lmulli:
To anyone thinking about using the new aosp/cm zip just to let you know that I just tried it with my install of cm11 and it failed at the first hurdle when restoring system - it ran out of space!!

Back to the original zip for me which works very well although I'd still say that 100mb cache isn't really enough.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jojohnson250:
Sorry for the stupid question but if I flash the AOSP version can I ever flash a Sammy based rom or not???
[Galaxy S III Android Development] itz22:
As long u r on lastest recovery u can flash roms of ur choice.... But remember to go thru OP always
[Galaxy S III Android Development] k-semler:
As long as you flash a factory ROM with the *.pit file, then flash whatever ROM you want, yes. Flash away. It will require wiping ALL of your data, (so keep a backup), and repartitioning your phone, but it's easily done.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] forumber2:
100 MB /cache is enough even AOSP dalvik cache creation (some ROMs creates system dalvik caches to /cache).

Why did you think it isn't enough?

You can't flash Sammy based ROMs if you installed AOSP version
[Galaxy S III Android Development] itizar1:
error when formatting cache to f2fs

thank you mate, it is 13,91 gb now :) (11,25 formerly)

but i have a problem with cache, i can't format it to f2fs, so stuck on ext4, what can be wrong with this?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] forumber2:
I don't know, maybe f2fs min partition space requirement is over 100 MB.

But It's not necessary to format /cache, it is non-using partition by system.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] itizar1:
yine de sağol birader, yeni farkettim Gebzeliymişsin, ben de GYTE'de okuyorum :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] coolhof:
Only english language please.

(Forum rules)

Send From A Devil3 - f2fs - Dualboot Jb4.3/cm11 Powered Machine
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
If I plan to switch to f2fs - do I first repartition and then reformat to f2fs or the other way around?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] coolhof:
First repartition than format to f2fs.

Send From A Devil3 - f2fs - Dualboot Jb4.3/cm11 Powered Machine
[Galaxy S III Android Development] forumber2:
Hi guys,

I've updated AOSP version to v2. I increased /system partition to 700 MB (600 MB previously).

If you have some problems while flashing ROMs, you can try the new script.

It's it in first page.

Enjoy ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
I couldn't format to f2fs while /cache was 100MB, so i raised it to 200MB and it went to f2fs with no problems. :highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] solar666:
Will you post your script here ? Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
Here you go. This is editet script from the OP, all credits go to him. Don't know if you're gonna use mine though, I've raised /system to 800MB also since I use Archidroid which requires around 650MB. If you want to make your own values - just open the zip and find "update - binary" and open it with Notepad++. You'll see the values.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adilrenzu:
why am i not able to use f2fs, i tried everything,
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
Which metod are you using? You need a recovery that supports f2fs so you can format partitions.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adilrenzu:
yeah i used devils recovery, Modified TWRP, AGNI Script and what not.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
Try Philz Advanced CWM modified by Arter from the OP of this topic:

http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/arter97-kernel-galaxy-s3-t2749849
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
If i want to revert back to stock partition table can i follow the below written procedure

1. Select provided pit file and philz recovery image in odin

2. Tick repartition checkbox then flash both selected file

3. After that i will boot into recovery and wipe everything then flash my desired rom (temasek cm11)

4. Then wipe data again and then reboot

I want to do this because i am not able to download full firmware (limited data plan)

Sorry if this is a repost question
[Galaxy S III Android Development] coolhof:
Read the second post from the OP.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dheeraj (dhlalit11):
Either you didnt got my question or i am not able to undertsand what you are saying

My question is want to revert back without flashing firmware
[Galaxy S III Android Development] coolhof:
If you going to repartition, than you always have to flash youre firmware.

It wil wipe everything on the partition.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
Don't know if recoveries read and operate with pit files. Backup and try, but I think there's no way of reverting back without flashing official FW. Why is this a big deal for you anyway? When using pit all the partitions get reformatted so there's no way of saving the data on them (unless you backup first). Flash custom recovery after and restore the backup. :silly:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adilrenzu:
thanks but i tried this method also, anyways leave it now
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mrayzrocks:
PROBLEM

Hi. :(

Please help me. :(

I beg you.

I have done all the instructions carefully.

It was successful.

I installed my ROM, installed my apps and data.

But after restarting my phone it keeps booting on Samsung GT i9300 screen.

repeatedly. :(

have i done something wrong?

please my mom is gonna kill me if i break this phone.

Please, my fate lies on your help. :(

what will i do?

EDIT: I SMASHED THE LOCK BUTTON 10 TIMES and its fixed.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] T0nyCr:
:) classic!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chaitumtx:
NO RESET

hi every one can anyone solve my problem its not booting after i installed original rom in s3 after i got extra space but some custom roms was installing but no signal network please help me ASAP

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how can i reset memory back i mean to normal conditions its not installing rest odin file
[Galaxy S III Android Development] f0xy:
At the very minimum you need to explain the steps you took so people can understand what you have done to get in that mess.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chaitumtx:
NO RESET

i did what shown in this post i flashed "repart_16GB_GT-I9300_CWM.zip" and then wiped out that rom and installed new rom after that boot there is no network signal but i got the extra space in sd card after i tried so many custom roms but same thing happend then i decided into revert back i was downloaded "Odin3_v3.07_with_PIT_16GB_GT-I9300.zip" flahed through odin with official rom as they told this post but its not flasing its stuck on "set partition" on odin i can`t recover my mobile can any one help out please..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
First: You cannot put original ROM on a repartitioned phone.

Second: You can put any custom ROM that uses less space that system has after repartitioning (AOSP based ROMs use less than Samsung based ROMs).

Third: Sometimes the larger ROM will install on a smaller partition with no errors but you may lose "stuff" along the way and see that after the first boot. That's why maybe you have no signal. But it can also be n other things (where n is any number between 1 and 20).

Fourth: Next time try with less "omg wtf no boot ffs i has no singalz mom will kill one rom two rom custom rom youtube cats" and more explanation about what you did.

To restore original ROM and functionality - download one for your country at sammobile.com and then open Odin 3.0x and check AP box and select the ROM you've downloaded for AP. Then check re-partition box and for PIT select this .pit file I provided below. Click start and let it flash. Do no unplug any cables during the time.

This .pit file is for 16GB S III, if you have 32GB S III do not flash it!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
You need to unzip the file and check "re-partition" box. :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chaitumtx:
NO RESET

k got it successfully i got reset into back repartition but still no im getting the network signal problem in mobile networks they were showing the carriers but i can`t connect to my carrier signal please help me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] f0xy:
Check your serial number and imei to see if they are correct.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chaitumtx:
NO RESET

IMEI no was wrong i don`t remember about the serial no.

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anyone ??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
Did you do a backup before flashing anything? Especially efs backup? Efs is related to IMEI.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chaitumtx:
NO RESET

no i didn`t
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
Check your efs partition. If it's corrupted you'll need to send you device to official service. And don't expect a cheap repair.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _-xXBilanoidXx-_:
great work , working great on s3 awesome....

@ dev forumber2

since my s3 died and i bought an s4 i9500 international, is it possible that you make this awesome mod for the galaxy S4. when you will have time of course.

thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MD500:
S4 have KNOX bootloader.. It can seriously brick your device if you trip knox void flag to 0x1( i think?)

Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] leech4:
HELP

Heeeeelp !

I think something went wrong and now my phone is now malfunctionning :

I flashed "repart_16GB_GT-I9300_CWM.zip" with odin in pit file position as explained in the guide, with repartition checked and now my phone refuses to boot

If I flash an old modem into pit file would it fix that issue ? (I read somewhere that this is related to IMEI)

Before you jump out of your screen to kill me, I'm just kidding.

Through this worked like a charm, I went from 11.25 to 12.67 and now running Archidroid with extra memory

I have only one question, it is related to hardswap as it is using preload and unused partition: the aroma installer of Archidroid AOSP gives possibility to make a larger swap file than the amount left in those partitions after this guide, what would have happened if I used a swap file in this case ? (Of course I didn't)

Many thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
You would probably get an error since there wouldn't be enough space for AD's aroma to make a hardswap space bigger than the partition itself. If the error misses out then it would simply refuse to work.

P.S. Which one did you flash? I'm using AD also, but without hardswap and the AOSP version from the OP wasn't enough so I've made my own with 800MB /system.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] leech4:
I used the first zip, intented to be compatible with sammy ports I suppose (As sometimes I need the MHL feature for work and have to flash a sammy port till finished, have to try), straight after flashed AD 2.5.2 without hardswap;

Personnaly, I did not notice a great performance increase when using hardswap as AOSP ROMs already make good use of RAM and in any way far better than samsung do with their own devices !

BTW, is it that simple to change partition sizes: just change the update binary shell script by using starting and ending points of each partition ?

(Eg: for sammy zip, there are 1805-193=1612 MB for system which I suppose to be too much for ports)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vyp54:
Editing is easy just like you said. I used notepad++.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cobramax:
Hey man Forumber good jobs :D

HTC One_M8 Forum Runner
[Galaxy S III Android Development] itizar1:
[MENTION=4473547]forumber2[/MENTION] i have problem with formatting mmcblk0p9 and mmcblk0p12 after doing that

i need it because nameless 5.0 alpha rom installation is block based and it gives status 1 problem (aosp based)

can you help me?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FakeMobile:
Best mod i ever seen !

You did really great job.

and i found more disadvantages:

1.After REPARTITION can't format /cache to f2fs .

2.Can't install any Lolipop ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lmulli:
I've used this mod and i've installed Arters, Archi's and Nameless lollipop roms without issue (apart from the issues already identified with the roms of course like no wifi, data etc....)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mcgi5sr2:
How did you install the nameless rom? I get a problem from the block numbers as well. [MENTION=2410490]lmulli[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lmulli:
I just installed the Nameless Lollipop Alpha over the top of my existing Nameless installation. Yes, I did receive one error message in recovery about not being able to mount one block or another, however, it didn't prevent the rom from installing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pingwin114:
can you create this trick to i9305 ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FakeMobile:
If you on f2fs format to ex4 all the partition.

And do a full wipe. in arter recovery you can choose clean to install a new ROM or flash MegaWipe.zip instend.

it worked for me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
I am using AOSP rom and I flashed the repart zip now I want to try sammy rom , what should I do?Can I just flash the rom and than flash the sammy repart zip?

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hawaiihemd:
See here: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52911794&postcount=2

If you try to flash the ROM without the original PIT file (extract from ZIP) it will not work.

If you want to use another Sammy-based ROM, e.g. Back to n00t, I would do as above and flash that other ROM afterwards.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
Thanks mate ?

Sent from my GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nicesoni_ash:
Is this partition size right?

parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 mkpart primary 92.3MB 293MB

parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 mkpart primary 293MB 893MB

parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 mkpart primary 893MB 903MB

parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 mkpart primary 903MB 911MB

parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 mkpart primary 911MB 15.8GB

parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 name 8 CACHE

parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 name 9 SYSTEM

parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 name 10 HIDDEN

parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 name 11 OTA

parted /dev/block/mmcblk0 name 12 USERDATA

I am looking for 200mb cache, 600mb system, 10mb preload, 8mb ota and the rest is user data so is this ok to flash?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] andreskafe:
What version works for Back to n00t v5?

S4 - i9500
[Galaxy S III Android Development] opssemnik:
any

but this is for the i9300...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] andreskafe:
Hello

Sorry for my english.

Yes i have S3 i9300 with back-to-n00t v5 de ported by arter97 (TW 4.4.4.)

I cant use any version?

S4 - i9500
[Galaxy S III Android Development] opssemnik:
sure, you can use
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sajju73:
[MENTION=4473547]forumber2[/MENTION]

Working gr8 on temasek cm11...thanks for gr8 mod
[Galaxy S III Android Development] f0xy:
[MENTION=4473547]forumber2[/MENTION] what's the chances of getting this on galaxy s4 g900f if I can get you the partition tables?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] forumber2:
Unfortunately there's no chance with knox bootloader, sorry.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] f0xy:
Crap :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nhado:
I'm on blekota note 4 rom. So if I flash this mod, I must reflash rom or not.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 西村大一:
Why afther repartitioning with the AOSP version I can't install CM12 or roms based on Lollipop?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] forumber2:
You have to reflash it, or just backup your current ROM to external sdcard before do this.

I don't know, maybe 700~ MB isn't enough for Lollipop. Can you try it with non-AOSP one?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nicesoni_ash:
Because they are block based flashable zips, find that zip where you can read system directory contents and you will be able to flash it.

Btw anyways know if such mod is available for oneplus..

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gonnelli1355:
I can't understand.. Is there a way to flash a CM12 based ROM after using this script? Because i've tried to flash ResurrectionRemix and BlissPop, but they both gave me error status 1.

If i can get it working by editing something, please explain me how to do that.

Thank you very much!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gabimx:
Hello to every one...

i'm using ArchiDroid's 3.0.2 ROM, wich is of course CM, can i do this operation on this rom?

Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nicesoni_ash:
Actually this can be done at the time of building so ask your dev if is willing to provide. Such built zip files can be flashed easily on your phone.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Dabidue:
S3 lte gt-i9305

Hey there,

how about 'tweaking' that device, too? :fingers-crossed: :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Thecrazyskull:
If i understand right i have to wipe my whole device (system,int storage etc.) if i want to go from a touchwiz based rom to a (lollipop) aosp rom??

Can anyone confirm this??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] grafenberg:
Works flawlessly... :thumbup:

Thanks [MENTION=4473547]forumber2[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nicesoni_ash:
I edited repart_16GB_GT-I9300_CWM_AOSPv2.zip for 500mb system partition in past and it worked perfectly for me. Recently I had to increase the space for system so I could flash lollipop on my s3.

However after I flashed repart_16GB_GT-I9300_CWM_AOSPv2.zip to make my system partition 700mb and clean data partition and flash lollipop rom, I am getting "Encryption Unsuccessful" error message as shown in screenshot.

I am getting the same error message flashing any CM rom or restoring my backup.

Resetting phone doesn't help either as same message appears again, factory resetting through recovery doesn't help either. If I flash stock rom again using provided pit file through odin I am able to restore my backup and use my phone normally but the same error messages returns if I repartition my phone to any different size than stock size.

So currently I am back to stock size by flashing pit and stock rom and then restored my CM11 backup.

Can you guys suggest me what's wrong and how to fix this?

P.S. - One thing to mention here that after I flash the repartition zip and phone rebooted to recovery after that I clear all partitions except data cause I was getting mounting errors for data and I simply flash a rom and rebooted my device. Phone stuck at boot animation so I went to download mode and flash stock rom with provided pit file to revive my s3.

Also please note that I didn't do anything related to Encryption to enable or disable it.

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GauharJK:
Go back to stock partition using official PIT file and using http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52911794&postcount=2

Then go ahead and repartition again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nicesoni_ash:
Already done that, please read my post again. I am getting encryption error and phone stuck at that screen.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
can i do this on i9305?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TheRuan:
That happens cause they install way to much stuff in system, i'm not sure how the copy process works, but if u can edit the system apps(by removing a few of them and re-zip it), and install them later as user apps, it may work.

I'm not entirely sure but i believe these errors only happen cause the ROMs need more space in system.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] nicesoni_ash:
Is this post in reply to my post? Coz if it is then no, low space is not the issue as my cm11 rom works in even less memory than that.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] TheRuan:
No no, srry, it was for Alexander and gonneli, about not being able to install cm12 or any remix or lollipop ROMs.

Some ROMs require more than 1gb in system, some can reach near 1.5gb

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Nicesoni_ash i hope quoting works now

Try reflashing the partition table without changing cache partition, in case it doesn't work, try reflashing changing just 1mb in any of the partitions(just to see if the problem is related to flashing or to the partition sizes)

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] nicesoni_ash:
Your quoting still doesn't work. [emoji6]

And no, it's not about wrong partition size as I tried with the zip posted here in the OP but same result.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Afiqskull5:
Help please

I flashed this mod in smartdroid simple rom and now my phone cant detect network it say emergency call only i cant make a call i think my efs file has been wiped and i checked my imei its start 00499 this is the fake imei i dont know how to restore my original imei pls help:crying::crying:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Hawaiihemd:
Restore your efs backup... you have one don't you?! In any case look at the last thread in my signature.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Afiqskull5:
No i do not have any backup efs to restore about 2 hours im finding the solution still dont know what to do pls any solution ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] yoahmad1995:
Works perfectly but it won't let me install anything in system like Xposed on AOSP Lollipop.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] forumber2:
Install non-AOSP version, then try again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nhado:
I'm using Blekota note4 rom (4.4.4 port). Can I used this mod?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] forumber2:
Yes, you can.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jamesvinz19:
Error. Sos asap

I tried to flash the AOSP one zip. But I did a wrong step. I wipe data/factory reset then formatted /data and /sdcard/media then I flashed the zip. I did wipe again. And when i tried to install a ROM, it fails! (CM 12.1 by Temasek ROM). Any help? I can't use it now. It's bricked :(