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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sunit6k:
Have you disabled use nuplayer from developer options.

It worked for me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] amadey1:
not working WiFi Direct. not renamed device, it is not performed scanning devices.

quickly runs out of battery.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gamerjim:
Problem solved by wiping cache n dalvik cache… although I did a clean install before…
[Galaxy S III Android Development] montaseromer:
Hello GS3 lovers

I have a problem, when I opened Music, unfortunately Music has stopped appeared to me, is that normal ??

I only use Google Music which is working fine.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dantemetaphor:
Probably not the right place to post this but since many people are asking about the 'miscellaneous' power drain I have a theory. Since the misc power drain is the difference between the computed power and the actual drain observed on the battery, I figure it could become higher in battery's that report a higher capacity than the actual capacity, say an old dying battery or an cheap aftermarket battery, a stock battery will always report its capacity is the original 2100mah but over time may become lower say 1800mah thus not matching the predicted curve and those losses show up in the miscellaneous section, if this is the case, misc drain can also be a pretty great indicator of battery health, I will try to confirm my suspicion with a bunch of old batteries and let you know
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RoelD92:
Interesting theory.

But as far as i know, the miscellaneous shows all the processes it doesn't recognise. This includes wakelocks and other processes. An app like BetterBatteryStats will show exactly what is being used. I don't think it is related to the age of the battery.

This would require that the phone actually knows the original capacity of the battery (which isn't always the same if you use a 3rd party battery like zerolemon). Therefore it cannot know what the difference is between the stock mAh and the current mAh
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FadeFx:
Thats clear, otherwise it would be a system kill, not a factory reset.

tapatalked from lollipopped i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dantemetaphor:
You're probably right, the main reason I suspected old batteries would cause higher drain to show up on misc, is because when you open the miscellaneous section it reports the factory capacity of the battery (2100mah for stock)which, in the case of worn out batteries is in reality much lower, and I assumed it made calculations based of that reference capacity therefore losses of a bad battery are not accounted for thus adding to the other unknown miscellaneous usages, but I could be wrong.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MisterKanister:
I'm having (nearly) the same.

When I open music, it shows for a sec and then crashes/returns to the homescreen. I don't event get the "Music has stopped" message.

Tried to wipe cache/dalvik + clean app cache, but didn't fix it.

Anyway, not a big deal, I will root-uninstall it and install Google Music or something.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] drmjp93:
I had similar problems with many apps.

It fixed for me with Bofella / archikernel with tweaked LMK values and Enabled ZRAM. Never occurred then.

May it be helpful.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NickName98:
Found another "bug"

I have "show weather" under status bar settings, disabled.

But when I tap the users icon on the status bar and go back, it shows me the weather.

It's not even a bug :P I know

I just noticed it so... Why not letting you know?

Oh and huge thanks to the developers :) amazing work!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AdsinBRD:
Bluetooth Problems

I have tried the ROM out, seems to work well, apart from Bluetooth.

Both voice and sound were distorted when I tried to make a call over a bluetooth earpiece.

I have returned to Arters Back-to-n00t ROM in the mean time, (always make a NADROID backup people ;) ) but if you want/need more info have no problem to re-flash this ROM and give it another go and record any logs you need. Don't know how to do that, but I am sure I can work it out!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Prasath.B:
Can you check with Boeffla Kernal and Boeffla Config App? I had similar problems but after installing and doing some tweakings it fixed the issues. May be you should install and check.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Matteobusacca:
someone with kernel boeffla had improvements on lollipop or better now with stock kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jakaw:
Suggestion: Have options to enable Soft Keys instead Hardware Keys

Would be great in Release Candidate, if in configuration menu has a "Enable Soft Keys" and "Disable Hardware Keys". Because if we use the Pin Screen Lollipop feaure, we can't upin with Hardware Keys, only with Soft Keys.

Just suggestion for future releases.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RoadXY:
Don't thank me, only the other 2 they did most of the work!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mostafa Wael:
Even without mobile data ?

:D

Anyway I had a question. I went into the lollipop-i9300 branch and it downloaded a 551 MB file.

And the file posted by Moster2 is a ~200 MB

So what is the difference ?

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You are welcome. But I literraly didn't do anything.

It was B4TTLEGEAR that found that article

I done nothing :D

Thanks for the kind words :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RoadXY:
I think you downloaded the source?

After that you should build it.

Manual here:

http://xdaforums.com/nexus-4/general/guide-cm11-how-to-build-cyanogenmod-11-t2515305

And here:

http://wiki.cyanogenmod.org/w/Build_for_i9300

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You have been really supportive to all the users!

That counts too!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] meteor999:
Great to see this thread alive and well again.

A special thanks to three devs who make this software available for us
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lil Geeky:
you gave me hope to work i won't ever think to dirty flash on Nameless :o
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tinyutilsdroid:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]. Thanks for the wonderful work. One small request... Can you please upload the build to arter's basketbuild. Mega links seem to be blocked in India.

If anyone else can upload and share a Dropbox link or Google drive link, would be very thankful to them.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mykeldg:
WOW

WOW this is so much smoother than nameless rom. It appears hardware acceleration was not avail before?

great job guys. will test and let you know any issues.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tinyutilsdroid:
Please ignore this post
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kumarankav:
Great update, WiFi works great.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] meteor999:
Has anyone tried this with arter kernal? Im too scared :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZjemCiKolege:
which do you use the zip old or new? ,]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Lil Geeky:
This one https://mega.co.nz/#!4I5WHJCa!PHLKwMCcudD19ipOp5f4DV0jqrsnUaBqsrzitvxpDZM

cm-12-20141120-UNOFFICIAL-i9300.zip
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RoadXY:
It is, isn't it!

Launcher is still very frequently restarted but it's so much faster rebuild.

I've been running Nameless for a week now, you'll notice the difference!

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Great!

Your welcome

Use the thanks button so I can earn my stripes :cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cornelha:
I'm burning to try this with all you guys ranting about performance, if not for data, I would already have done this. One has to admit our devs work hard and they work damn fast. I remember back in the day when ICS came out, the devs on the P500 really struggled to get it all working, popdog eventually got a working build and from there it just flew. I feel the same will happen here, once there is a build with everything working, the tweaks will commence.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moster2:
I wish namelessrom would just release their sources. Then we could concentrate on other stuff that might needed fixes and not stuff that is already fixed somewhere else.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cornelha:
Yeah we all do, thing is, PA did exactly the same with their DSB and Card Recents. I realize the situation is a bit different and would prefer to see all our devs work together.

As for other things, on Nameless I suddenly got fc's in contacts when trying to open an contact, does the latest CM 12 have a similiar issue?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mostafa Wael:
Or maybe repack it as in the experimental archiDroid 2.X ?!

I guess this is the needed steps, i just clicked on the "Download ZIP" Button below the "Clone to Desktop"

I used to do that with ArchiDroid 2.X exp releases...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mykeldg:
Errors spotted so far :

- Home button Wake

- Wifi does not turn on after turning off. Works after rebooting

- I had to re login my google accout to recognize my purchased apps and receive updates.

I will have to say that this is the fastest rom i've ever flashed. probably because of the new ART? or probably i came from a Touchwiz ROM :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moster2:
At least not when I tested it right now.

1. ?

2. It turns on again. Just wait a few seconds. It will try to turn on and off again, until it works. Im unsure if this is a generic cm issue or not.

3. That some issue you can get with gapps. Not related to the rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RoadXY:
Yes, see what they did to make 3G work...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Matteobusacca:
you advise me to put boeffla or leaving the stock kernel?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moster2:
Stock of course. If you use boeffla, dont post anything about issues in here. I see that way too often that people report issues, but in the same sentence they say that they use boeffla's kernel. Im not saying that his kernel produces issues, but if you use it, dont post about issues here.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Prasath.B:
It is a personal choice of what you need w.r.t using kernels. I was using stock kernel with this ROM for long before I switched too Boeffla. You can tweak certain settings using Boeffla which cannot be done using the stock kernel with the ROM.

Moreover some issues are fixed for some users including me when using Boeffla Kernel. But you have to be careful about what you modify in Boeffla kernal, you may have lags or random reboots etc when you do the tweaking incorrectly.

Cheers,

Prasath
[Galaxy S III Android Development] EzerchE:
Thanks for your answer so i removed battery saver apps and changed my kernel to boeffla and mixed your settings and settings on page 502. so far its not so bad, thanks! :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myshakugan:
Happy to help. ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] -=|MisterY|=-:
I just had a first problem with alarms this morning. After it went off, I was unable to turn it off. The screen did not react. I was pressing all buttons on the phone for a while and finally the notification bar appeared and I somehow turned the alarm off.

Will see what happens tomorrow. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chavdarsi:
the rom is great,does anyone have a problem with very, very slow battery charge up to 12 -15h
[Galaxy S III Android Development] huzzam:
frequent force closes; Titanium restore doesn't work

Hi, I've been running this for about a day now. Great progress! (I last tried around alpha 4...) Much more stable now, thanks everyone!

However, I get a fairly high frequency of apps quitting unexpectedly. Most noticeably Chrome (I've tried both standard and beta; beta was completely unusable, but even standard crashed about 5 times in an hour of use). Also: AudioFX is really crashy — anytime I try to play music it crashes; I've since disabled it. Also had crashes with Google Music, WhatsApp, & Maps...

Also, I'm unable to restore Apps from a Titanium Backup, despite allowing installation from untrusted sources. Titanium starts, and never finishes. I've noticed that if I, meanwhile, go to Play Store and install that same app, Titanium will complete (and then restore the data). I have the full donation version, if that matters.

Long pressing the home button to bring up the recent apps switcher takes a LONG time — about 10 seconds. There are other laggy bits — e.g. going to the home screen (Nova Launcher/donation) — but this is the worst spot for me.

Finally, WhatsApp also had a hard time validating itself over Wi-Fi; it stalled for many minutes on the "confirming account" screen. When I finally turned off Wi-Fi, it finished registration. Not sure if this has anything to do with the ROM, but thought I'd report it, since I've never had the problem before with any KitKat ROMs.

All that said: battery life seems pretty good, and I'm optimistic it will continue to be, since Better Battery Stats shows very few wakelocks (compared to ArchiDroid). It's definitely *almost* usable as a daily driver. I'll stay with it for a few days to see how it shakes down, maybe try Boeffla kernel tomorrow. Thankfully there's always ArchiDroid3 to fall back on :)

~peter in istanbul

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yes me too. In fact, the battery went down while I used the phone while it was plugged into my computer. Apparently the USB charging current couldn't keep up with the battery usage!

It charges faster with the wall charger. Were you using your computer's USB to charge?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chavdarsi:
I use the wall charger:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flither:
Not really, I got a problem with very, very slow battery...discharging :good:

Back on topic: if you didn't change anything in charging rate, than check your charger.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ananjay:
Why are we stuck at BETA Builds?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chavdarsi:
I checked 3 already and the same:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] marenp:
There is a lot of work to be done. That is why.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kav4:
By mistake I used the "Encrypt phone" option under Settings > Security

Now when I goto install the Beta 8, on recovery when I select "Install Zip from /sdcard" it gives me an error "E: Can't mount /sdcard"

What can I do? How can I install the updated Beta?

Please help
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FadeFx:
Try putting the rom zip to external sdcard and flash from there.

tapatalked from lollipopped i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kav4:
External sdcard also not accessible.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FadeFx:
Thats strange indeed, this should not happen.

tapatalked from lollipopped i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Prasath.B:
Can you please decrypt the phone? I presume that you have encrypted both internal and external memory. Just go to the security settings and press decrypt. It will take some time for the phone to completely decrypt. Once the decryption is done, reboot the phone and start copying it to internal/external cards and try flashing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fcaronte:
is any one use the mobizen app to use smartphone from pc??? on cm12 i can't use it, the phone is connect but i see black screen (the varius input is working)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kav4:
Under Settings > Security,

there's no option to decrypt the phone

. Under "Encrypt phone" now it says "Encrypted"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nowismine:
Make sure you use TWRP 2.8.4 (i think even 2.8.3 works) recovery and then you have 2 options:

- either decrypt the storage when twrp starts up (you should have a password / pin as the security option - patterns are supported, but with their numeric counterparts, see the twrp site)

- use adb sideload, in the advanced section of twrp

I have it encrypted for about a month and it works fine.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Matteobusacca:
But the updates I appear in updates CyanogenMod settings?

Inviato dal mio GT-I9300 utilizzando Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kav4:
Can you please tell me step by step how to do it?

What I currently have is ClockworkMod Recovery v6.0.4.4
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nowismine:
deleted - duplicate

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1. Flash TWRP 2.8.4

- the tar file (flashable in Odin or Mobile odin) is here

- Alternatively, here is the flashable zip of twrp if you're not comfortable with odin - You can flash this in CWM

2. reboot in recovery (now twrp)

3. it will ask for your pin / encryption password (again - do you have a pin or / pattern ?)

4. if it success you will be able to access your data same as no encryption and flash whatever you like

You can find more details about twrp on its site or the Xda thread

If you need more details PM me so we don't clutter this thread.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Prasath.B:
For decrypting the phone, go to Settings and remove the "

Screen Lock under Security

" if you have set any. Then open "

Encrypt Phone under Security

" and click on Decrypt the phone.

If there is no option then please share the snapshot to check and help. If the decryption does not work then do a "Factory reset" which is the last option.

Alternatively, if you want pm me. I will do the encryption and will share the steps that you can follow to do the decryption.

Cheers,

Prasath
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Eleve11:
If I'm not mistaken you can't decrypt the phone after encrypting it. You need to reflash/factory reset the ROM to solve it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Prasath.B:
It is not true. The Phone can be decrypted and I had done it in the past as a part of my organizations BYOD support. I have forgotten it since I had not done it in my new organization.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nowismine:
I have to say I couldn't find how either - and not for lack of trying. So if you do manage to recollect the solution please let me know. I d be curious.

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] d8ressa:
I'm using TWRP Recovery can be here the issue?

I enter in mount options and deselect everything (included preloads) the I gone to swipe-> advanced swipe and selected all but SDcard (included system, preload and internal storage).

But the situation is the same...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] toto2700:
I'm using the ROM only 2 days ago so I don't have too much experience with the ROM. But if people say the alarm is wrong they probably right.

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I have a problem with beta 8. The application Mono Bluetooth Router does not work for me. I just migrated from KitKat and it didn't work with CyanogenMod 11 either. Please fix it! It would be really important for me.

Can someone else confirm that it's not work with a headset? I'm using a Plantronics ML18 headset.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] adz86:
review number 2 about this rom(latest beta)

so far.. even if standby consumption is great.. while using the phone i find it discharging quicker... i would say using the phone at the moment battery life is a bit worse.

having though a lot of issues with the camera.. sometimes it starts.. sometimes it stays black(no controls just black screen) snapchat freezes often etc etc. is there any camera fix i missed? can i try those for cm11 or will i mess up even more? thanks for help

until now for me the only solution is soft reboot
[Galaxy S III Android Development] coolacrille:
I too have to say that the battery goes really fast when I'm using the device. My usage is the same as with the KK roms and I understand that this ROM is in a very early stage, but it's worth mentioning.

I've had some strange behavior when making phone calls. Sometimes I can't hear anything at all, sometimes the phone doesn't ring on incoming calls so I just get a text from the carrier saying someone tried to call me. To me it's not a deal breaker since I don't make that many calls, but I would like to be able to do it when needed. After all, it is a phone.

Can anyone confirm that performance is better when animations are set to 0.5x? Or is it just a visual thing making it look faster than it actually is? I can't decide.

Regarding the camera. It works fine even though I get the occasional "can't connect to camera" problem. As we all know this is nothing new on this device unfortunately. But this ROM isn't any worse than any other early release I've tried. Sometimes it takes a long time to load the camera app but I would blame low ram rather than anything else. Maybe I'm wrong.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarfrax:
I am still facing apps crashing problem. Any app running in the background will crash. Playing music and then surfing web will cause Music app to crash. I though maybe it lies in Chrome. After trying various apps like Flipboard ,whatsapp and viber, Music player keeps on crashing though tried different music apps. Are you guys facing this problem as well?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] coolacrille:
Spotify hasn't crashed a single time for me. Sometimes it will lag a little when I switch between heavy apps but that's it, it never disappeared.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sarfrax:
For me, spotify was crashing whenever I open another app. I am not sure but think that Memory leak bug is still present though we got few fixes. Have to wait till Google fix it in AOSP.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] deovicchristian:
why not start from scratch first ? flash stock firmware with odin ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mda120:
It is still present. Using Google earth is impossible, the app closes by itself. I've already tried changing lmk values and set them as low as 10 for foreground apps but Earth still crashes.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tennissand:
Google Earth is quite fine for me... I use Boeffla Kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] d8ressa:
Oh WHAT THE HELL, I realized I got "cm-12-20150117-UNOFFICIAL-i9300.zip" that is the Archi''s one =.=

Evidently after search for the issue of the gallery in the thread I wrote in the wrong one :( I'm so sorry.

I swear this is the issue =.= Me to do this thing late at night.

Sorry again!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viktor92:
The standby battery is equal or better than KK, but I've found too that using the phone normally it drains faster.

I always set animations to none, and the screen performance is clearly better.

The only rom with I've had camera problems is AD 3.0.2, with LP beta X camera works fine, as with AD 3.0.0 that I'm using now.

ps.: the LP beta 8 performance is great, maybe the difference is the HWcomposer, but KK one is more constant, and LP have intermittent lags
[Galaxy S III Android Development] d8ressa:
It's seems I'm too much confused! Ok the thread is right (even if my brain is left).

I change to CWM recovery and retry to do the wipe (and following your instructions I also format both system and preload and a lot of other stuff) and then flash the rom, but again: no galley app (and same wallpaper).

Is there a possibility that the "2015-01-17" version miss the gallery app ?

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Maybe I found the problem.

This time I've installed only the ROM, without the GAPPS package.

All this confusion is because I watched this video, so I thought I need to install the GAPPS too.

Now I think maybe is not necessary, or do I need it but I have to use another package?

Thanks a lot for support!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _mcz:
already been implemented? advanced display> scenario
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baaldips:
When this ROM will be a stable build?

I Know that it can be a stupid question, but i can't wait to see a sbale build so, could you tell us how much time we have to expect for a stable ROM? Big Thankssss
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
There is no ETA for that..even so every beta so far was stable for daily usage..with every beta we are getting more and more stable builds..if u are waiting for stable u will be waiting for a long time :)