yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] GBoxxx:
I am a plain Note 4 user and i am submerged in the world of custom ROMs mainly because of my curiosity. Between all kind and colors, Sweet ROMs gave me the best result by far. But I am a little confused by terminology, specially about BOE3 and BOD4 terms.

For me was a logical decision to install v13 when it was online, instead of v12 worked fine. Based on my experience, It supposed to a "higher" version includes improvements and optimization. But principally the diference between v12 and v13 are BOE3 and BOD4.

What does this terms means? Do i have to keep a uniformity between Kernel, ROM, bootloader? How can affect the performance to use, for example, a BOD4 kernel in a BOE3 ROM?

Thanks in advance. Specially to not-i for his excellent work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Deliberate:
Reserved!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EpicLordPhone:
Sounds awsome! I look forward to testing it tomorrow! :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] iunlock:
Sounds great! I'll give it a run...thanks for all your hard work! She's going to love it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ohiostater86:
Can't Download

Been trying to download for a couple of hours on my computer and can't get the ROM or the Gapps to download
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mattzeller:
Going to download it now, I was looking for something new
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mbr007:
It runs good so far.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mattzeller:
So far everything is running beautifully. No FC, no random reboots, flashed BMS kernel for OC and UV. Other AOSP ROMs with black themed SMS had been giving me problems going into the settings, but this one works with no issue. Fantastic job all around!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jorv976:
Can wait to try this beast!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TexasLTE:
:cool: this is definitely BeanStalk Revisited ... Very Nice indeed :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] fathom614:
OmniSwitch keeps force closing after activating and swiping to open. Also like with about half of the aosp roms after flashing doesn't read my ext. sd card. All touchwiz roms and about half aosp roms will read my ext. sd. Unfortunately this rom along with spirit, liquid beta won't read my ext. sd any suggestions or answers would help. Thanks. Still going through the rom and its smooth and quick other than omniswitch fc none other issues at the moment. Great work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ohiostater86:
Still Can't Download

I don't know what is going on cannot download ROM or Gapps. Can someone post a mirror, would love to try this ROM out. Thanks in advance!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LocoRobo:
Jus flashed & lovin the audio effects. But, like the latest Beanstalk, the album art on the Lockscreen is squished into the screen and it looks really not that good lookin. Any way to fix this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jorv976:
Can someone post screenshots?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] cmdmoto:
Very happy with this ROM. Running smoothly. Thanks for your hard work!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
Just wanted to share what I've found. I haven't been running it long but though you guys would want to know about this.

In the lock screen settings the lock handle icons are out of order. You select one and it applies another. It's really not a big deal for me but I know you guys will probably want to fix it.

That's it so far. The Omniswitch is working for me too. I had read where another member was having issues with it. I'm really digging the ROM so far. Nice work guys. :thumbup:

Sent from my d2lte using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thirdzcee:
Is your ext SD formatted to exfat??? Had that issue too but easily solved it using a different ramdisk for the kernel... Weird thing though is that it can mount my ext SD but when I go to settings>partitions, ext SD shows up as unavailable but had no issues with it other than that..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EpicLordPhone:
Love the ROM, no problems at all thus far, keep up the good work!:thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jorv976:
I never thought I'd say this... But I think I've found a rom I like as much or better than SlimKat...

No problems out the box other than Omniswitch.

CM11 Themes is awesome!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] loopytee:
wow!!

Wow this ROM is running so great. So many things to customize with. Thanks for this.

Two questions.... Is there any way to have a numbers row on the keyboard?

Is there a way to change the carrier logo on the lock screen to custom?

These are minor really cus this ROM is running so great!!!!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EpicLordPhone:
I can answer your first question, and you need to download the 5 row modded Google keyboard floating around xda :)

Edit here you go :)- http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=48958968
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] loopytee:
Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EpicLordPhone:
No problem, just doing what I'd like others to do to me! :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
The longer I run this ROM the more impressed I am with it. No freeze ups, FC's, or random reboots. It's running like a champ and I definitely recommend giving it a try. :thumbup:

Sent from my d2lte using Xparent Purple Tapatalk 2
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nimaim:
Any screenshots of this folks? Currently running rock solid stable Slimkat 7.0 but willing to give some other AOSP ROMs a test drive while I wait for Slimkat 9.0 stable.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] duce415:
Screenshots.. Running for a full day and no issues. I couldn't see my sd card so I switched to dkp kernel and its back and everything is running smooth.

Phone: Galaxy S3

App: Tapatalk

Battery: Anker 7200 extended

Rom at the moment : bliss 4.4

* I'm a flash-a-holic *
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jorv976:
I've always used SK but after this rom I'll never go back
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] balcoresbane:
Screenshot, using Google Now Launcher. Changed DPI to 210, and font to Bilbo.

Edit: won't let me post screenshots. Will report back later.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
Screenshots-

ADW EX Launcher

Beautiful Widgets clock

Custom icon pack

Xposed Framework enabled and running XBlast Tools.

The ROM is running excellent!!

Also, as you can see by the green semicircular area on the right side of my screen, the OmniSwitch is working fine. :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cmicasa the Great XvX:
So how close is to Spirit or Graphene?

Already flashed those two and really see very little in differences between them
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Advertize:
Hats off to the developers. I have always liked BeanStalk but checked out Touchwiz for a while but started having issues. I loaded this a couple days ago and it is just runnin f''''n smooth. I havent had one f/c of anykind and the rom is just sleek and fast with so many customizations its unreal. Great Job! :highfive:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ms372591:
I installed this yesterday and it's really fast and smooth. I'm coming from a Touchwiz rom and this is a big transition. Has anyone had a problem with the GPS? I have read that a lot of 4.4.4 roms are experiencing this problem, but I didn't see anyone question it here.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Randy3011:
Downloaded and trying now!!

Looks very promising. Will let you know. :fingers-crossed:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] mattzeller:
I'm running this not had any problems using GPS, used both Waze and Google Maps without an issue
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cmicasa the Great XvX:
check out my post #8 at the GPS 4.4 thread http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3-sprint/help/gps-problems-4-4-4-t2895206/post56183429#post56183429

Problem fixed
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ms372591:
Thanks, I just tried this and it didn't work for me. It works on the Touchwiz Rom, but not on AOSP. Could it be kernel related. I have tried the kernel that came with this rom and also DKP's. I'm on ND8 as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jorv976:
No GPS problems for me
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LocoRobo:
Anyone know how to disable certain apps for Hover? If not, Is there way to disable keyboard input notification? & is there a way for Hover to open the app in full screen instead of popup screen?

Edit: Found that u can disable the input notification in this rom so never mind on that, but still wanna know if u can disable certain apps in hover...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] remicks:
Go into app info for the app you want to blacklist from hover, there is a button labeled Blacklist, when you press it you get this menu:

Spoiler content hidden.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LocoRobo:
Do u know what '@2131233461' is in rotation settings?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
Just wanted to share something that I've noticed. I know a few people have reported the OmniSwitch hasn't worked for them. Mine has worked since day 1. I've just got this weird issue that happens occasionally if I've got the OmniSwitch open and using it. On rare occasions I'll get a pop up stating that the OmniSwitch has force closed. The thing is, it never actually does. I've got the force close pop up several times while using the OmniSwitch and even though I get the force close pop up, it never quits working. I just tap OK and keep on using it. The force close pop up is a false warning. I use it a lot and the OminiSwitch has never shut down on me. I've got it set to run at boot too. :thumbup:

I'll try to get a logcat so whatever is causing the false force close warning can be identified. It's rare and random but I'll see if I can catch it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LocoRobo:
Help! My phone was just sitting on the table and I picked it up and a popup was up saying 'Unfortunately, the process com.android.phone has stopped. But everything's working. Listening to music on it as i type on this tablet. But the popup is just stopping me. A sec ago it went away for like 5 seconds and then did it again. What's going on and what do i do?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EpicLordPhone:
Have you tried to wipe cache and dalvik?

Sent from my invisible unicorn phone
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] loopytee:
where to report bugs and such

Hello. Great ROM by the way. Where would you like bugs or glitches posted. Here in the thread or is there another preferred method. Thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Advertize:
What types of bugs and glitches are you experiencing or is this just a sensless post just in case the "Great ROM" has issues with your phone:confused:

From my perspective this thing is nearly flawless.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EpicLordPhone:
No issues or bugs at all here, this is the only ROM that runs this well on my phone so I'd think his is a user glitch but not a ROM glitch
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Duane500:
Won't recognize external sd card...

I'm having similar problem. Love the ROM, and want to use it as daily driver, but I can't get my sd card to read, nor am I able to use apps like Link2sd. Is there a work around? I've already tried SDFix (and others), but can't seem to get it. And i'm not sure how to "use a different ramdisk for the kernel" means. Thanks for any help.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EpicLordPhone:
Why not back up your SD card and format it to fat32? Thats suppose to be default I believe...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jaymzway:
Nothing but compliments to you Good Sir,

Loving it just small stuff not anything worth saying anything about brutha!!! 10 stars here buddy awesome work.

Soon as I get paid I'am throwing some dough ur way....

Awesome brutha I love to beta test anything else you may need tested on your rom...

All I can say is WOW!!!!!! :D:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
No doubt. We can't expect a ROM this new to be perfect. The issues I've found are minor and easy to deal with. As far as the ROM as a whole, this baby awesome!

Bliss Stalk is an amazing piece of work and we're lucky to have access to it. If a member is having major issues then follow the suggestions given and then do a clean install. You may also want to download a fresh copy of the ROM. It's rare but corrupt downloads happen. Downloading a new copy of GAPPS isn't a bad idea either.

[MENTION=4442122]Deliberate[/MENTION], thanks again. :thumbup:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Duane500:
Thanks for replying. Yes, I tried that too....Any more suggestions. This one has me really stumped.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RJCBUGS:
Holo Launcher

Love the Rom. The only issue I have so far is that I keep getting "unfortunately Holo Launcher has stopped". I went into the home function but it does not allow me to uninstall it? Any help? Thank you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LocoRobo:
Great ROM but why isn't anyone talking about the album art background all squished together. Am I the only one with this issue?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EpicLordPhone:
I'm stumped too. Sorry but I dont have any more suggestions for the SD :(

Edit: Found THIS for NTFS support, but it may work for you. No guarantee.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] skryte:
Use a root enabled file explorer and just go into system/apps to delete it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] RJCBUGS:
Skryte

Thank you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Cmicasa the Great XvX:
It can be uninstalled in Titanium Backup Free app
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jake0125:
Iv'e been running this rom for a week or two and up to now its been great. I was in an area today where I typically loose signal and I assume the phone switches back and for between LTE and roaming data. I will typicaly always have a signal, just not a very fast data connection. This time the phone stopped getting digital even after I was in a known area of good LTE signal. I have tried rebooting the phone, shutting the radios off, and turning on and off wifi. Currently wifi is my only digital signal still.

I did a complete fresh install when I initially loaded this rom on my phone. There was no back up or anything like that. Its as fresh as it gets.

Any ideas or help?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] EpicLordPhone:
I would try this http://androidforums.com/virgin-mob...-virgin-mobile-apn-fix-wip-cm-aosp-4-4-x.html
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LocoRobo:
Go to apn settings and go to sprint Internet (assuming ur wit sprint) and scroll down lo bearer and hit lte (sometimes works with ehrpd) then go to mvno type and hit spn hit save n done
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jorv976:
How do I get to APN settings?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LocoRobo:
Go to ur apps and find voice dialer and say 'open a.p.ns'
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] loopytee:
Actually i have experienced a few glitches here and there. This is a great Rom. No doubt. I was actually asking because often times developers seem to want to be aware of stuff like that and I thought I would try to provide the info they want/need based on how it works on my device in the correct forum or place.

here is what i have experienced

A few random resets (which I've found most roms have now and then) and

system settings> bliss Options>display and animation> Ime animations

if i change any of these settings to something other then default the keyboard will either not show up when touching on a text input box or there will be a 5-10 second delay.

Great Rom, thanks for it!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stacalicious:
Great ROM

Only issue I've had are the random resets (few and far between) and the phone rebooting on it's own. The reboots have happened on average once a day since I've used the ROM (about two weeks). Other than that, I LOVE this rom. The battery life is excellent. Went to bed last night with 100% battery. Turned off the sync and location options and had 92% left when I woke this am, a good 8 hours later.

Thanks for this ROM. :good::good::good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
My battery life hasn't been like that at all. Did you not flash a different kernel? I think me flashing another kernel is what's causing mine to tank a little.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stacalicious:
Nope, I didn't flash a different kernel. I very rarely ever use another kernel when I flash. I'll bet that's the issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
If I'm not mistaken, this ROM comes with Ktoonez's kernel. I'm going to flash a newer version of it & see how my battery life fares afterwards.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] stacalicious:
It's worth a try for sure. Have you been having the random reboots? I actually flashed something new yesterday just because I got so tired of my phone cutting itself off. I'll come back to this later. Gonna test this ROMs battery life out later.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
I think I've had a few random reboots ever since I flashed the ROM. Not too many but it has happened to me a few times. I just flashed LeanKernel and my phone seems snappier so far. Gonna give it a go for a few days to see how it handles the battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
I've been running the ROM for awhile now and never had a random reboot or freeze up. I've only found 2 bugs which I mentioned in earlier posts. They are so insignificant that I hated to even mention them. I just figured the Dev would want to know about them. It's ran solid for me since day one.

Also, I'm running the newest version of the DKP kernel along with Trickster and it's working nicely. Ran the stock kernel for a bit. No issues with it either.

Bliss is, hands down, my favorite 4.4.4 build. I've even got the Mirror Enabler Mod for Chromecast working. I was playing games from my S3 on the flat screen last night.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] avruma:
Does this Rom come with native call recording?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jorv976:
No. But I installed cm call recorder n it works like crap.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
I'm starting to think my phone is just slowing down considering everyone else is having a better experience than I am. However I'm not complaining too much because this is by far the most solid AOSP ROM I have ever used. I'm on the latest version of LeanKernel and it's been pretty responsive. YouTube FC'd on me but that was due to poor wi-fi on campus....they really need to fix that -__-

Question for anyone that can answer it. Any idea why the hell my screen eats up so much battery? At times it's 50%. The only thing I can think of doing is turning off auto-brightness, but that seems to not make much of a difference.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] LocoRobo:
That's actually jus the phone. Been like that since I got it and no different with different ROMs. Device flaw...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
lol figures. Weird since I actually had one ROM/kernel combo (and I literally mean one) back in May that didn't have that issue. Oh well. Besides that this is still the best AOSP ROM I've ever used on this phone. No signal problems, no freezing that's not due to how poorly programs handle changes, no issues whatsoever.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wetbiker7:
I have disabled auto brightness and keep it as low as I can and still be able to read articles. I've also tweaked the DKP kernel a bit with the Trickster app. That has helped.

I also agree with Loco. My phone screen has always been my main battery hog. Don't get me wrong, I love my S3 but it the screen eats up my battery worse than any phone I've in the past.

My 7000mAh ZeroLemon sure helps out a lot. Even with the battery hungry screen I can still get 3+ days out of one charge. And that's with a lot of use. I'm on my phone constantly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TJj33p3rz:
Flashed this yesterday so far runs excellent. No trouble with anything I use.Great job.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] boomerb5:
I've been using MOAR 7.0 since it was released, and been flashing since shortly after getting my HTC Evo 4G almost 4 years ago. But I am still rather a novice. My Galaxy 3 is just now starting to act wonky. So time for a fresh flash. This looks like the sort of ROM I like. One question before I jump in...and forgive me if the answer is posted in the thread (I did look)...is there a firmware requirement for this ROM? I am on MK3. Do I need to update that first?

Thanks,

Alan
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Advertize:
I can tell you that Lux Autobrightness set to adjust on wake along with DS Battery Saver will transform your phone. The screen is always the biggest resources hog. But if you have your screen on all the time doing things there is nothing that will totally compensate for that. I too run a 7000Mah Zero Lemon Battery and as shown in my signature have gotten over 5 days out of it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] jorv976:
Such a great rom... I left Slimkat bc of the greatness of this rom. Why is this thread so quiet?

Anyways... Just wondering if there is gonna be an update. Soon, not that it really needs it but just bc it's cool to have other features...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nimaim:
Honestly it's probably better this ROM base stays where it's at because it seems like the later CM commits are causing more problems on d2lte than fixing them as is evident by high battery usage, borked cameras, GPS, etc. That's why I think I'll just stay on SlimKat 7.0 stable (or even this one which seems very stable as well) until we see a Lollipop ROM out.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] boomerb5:
I went ahead and installed this ROM. It looks beautiful and generally has been running well. Just a couple of issues so far.

* Chrome browser keeps opening in some mini floating window thing. It is annoying as hell and I cannot get it to run like it should. I have "blacklisted" it from ALL options, cleared the app cache/data and wiped the system cache and dalvik. Any other tips to get Chrome to just run and stop trying to be cute with the floating window?

* Super User. I am unable to click "allow" to grant anything access. The option is visible, but does not respond. Deny works. And I can select any of the "one time/10 minutes/forever" options. But I cannot actually grant access. For anything that I've tried.

*Battery life seems rather week. Used to getting about a day (8-ish hours) of moderate use on MOAR ROM. I'd say I'm lucky to get 4-5 with this one right now. Also seeing some items on the battery usage list that are new to me. Anyone know what com.android.chrome:sandboxed_process4 is? Or com.android.systemui ?

*And a few random reboots. Nothing too bad. What I've generally come to expect from most ROMs.

Again, this is a beautiful looking ROM. and I really appreciate the work that has gone into it. KitKat added some great features that I'm glad to now be experiencing (the dialer/phone app is ten thousand times better).

EDIT: I am a dullard. Chrome *is* the default browser now. I am so accustomed to "Browser" being a steaming pile of dung that I immediately added Chrome. "Browser" seems to be working fine. And I have read up some on sandboxing. But I am stills tuck on Super User...cannot get it to grant access to anything.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Advertize:
You may want to try and re-install Super User.

I havent experienced any of the issues you are having and am getting great battery life but I run Lux auto brightness and DS Battery Saver.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] boomerb5:
There was no "superuser" app listed as being installed. So I installed Super User from the Play store and also tried SuperSU. Super User did nothing...the "default" Superuser app (whatever that is, nothing is listed in the apps listing) still launched when a request happened. And SuperSU wanted to get root access to update binaries, and I am stuck at the "Superuser Request" dialog where I cannot press "Allow".

What is currently controlling super user access? How do I allow something else to take over as the default?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] boomerb5:
Attaching a screen shot to explain what my main issue is right now.

* The "Allow" is not responding.

* What app is this coming from? I do not see any super user apps installed, other than the one I am trying to grant root access to (so it can update its binaries).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TJj33p3rz:
I would redownload and flash.