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[Galaxy S III Android Development] viktor92:
Since yesterday I'm using nigthly 16, and is running so good for me, that I'm afraid of flashing nightly 17 even when I've just downloaded it... :laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] iwpatan:
how is the battery in the rom ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sanguinesaintly:
Try it and see.

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Try it and see. You have to enable Advanced Mode in About Phone to access some settings though.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] audinswfc:
It's like buying a car from Ford, putting a Volkswagen engine in it, then complaining to Ford when your engine fails... It's not their problem.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viktor92:
The standby is fantastic, using the phone normally maybe it's a little more hungry than KK, but better than previous build. At this point I will not back to good old KK, my S3 never run so good :good::good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Does Screen Mirroring work on the current nightlies?

Is there any reason or urgency for upgrading to TWRP 2.8.5.0 (using 2.8.4.0 atm)?

Greets :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stepash74:
Bug found

In the menu Settings -> Sound -> Vibrate on touch doesn't working.

It's can be toggle to "OFF" position, but it don't do anything. Please, debug this guys. I hate "Vibrate on touch" :D

Version of ROM just a latest today, 02.17.2015. i-9300 International device.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viktor92:
Can't say anything about it because I don't use that function. If you are happy with TWRP 2.8.4.0 stick with it, I've updated it and all I can say is that is working perfectly fine like the previous version with the options I normally use.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stepash74:
Also another bug. When you change a volume of ring, phone don't play a sound, what's every time played when you press a volume up or down keys. It's sounds like "peep"

Repare this troobles please. :cyclops:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
if u are on nightly version then bugs are expected and there is no support for nightly version,please read next time

there is a reasone why its called nightly and what is used for :D

install previous nightly if u hate vibrate on touch :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FadeFx:
Aaand i have my phone for more than two years now, but it still does not know how to make my coffe, d-bug this!!!

tapatalked from lollipopped i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] stepash74:
ok thank u frind :) but better i install a weekly 4 build, becouse i think it's more debuged)

i have a weekly 1 before.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] diegowiipc:
memory leak

Hi thanks forma thi fantastico ROM i want know about memory leak if it was fixed in the last nightly or is stil prensent thanks :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MORADESSA:
i wonder if we can create bug-list so we know the known bugs and add new bugs in organized way in same place

with all info and how to recreate

im not allowed to create anew thread

so if anyone interested it well be great
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
latest memory leaks + bootanimation memory leak was fixed in 0216 nightly builds

search people :p :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] naithan:
bootloop

anybody else experience a bootloop when updating to the latest nightly? i cleared cache and dalvik cache before and after updating!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Born2Model3D:
Sorry unaware how to do that in TWRP. U might wanna install philz and give it a try and u can later return to TWRP.

I am aware of that but as he said his phone is reporting 133% battery used which is kinda not possible so it has to be reading error.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Nope, just flashed new 0217 nightly (full wipe) and no problem,try full wipe then

did u use weekly build before dirty flashing new nightly perhaps? cuz dirty flashing nightly over old nightly should not cause bootloops
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DeavaDev:
Remove the battery when phone turned on... If it doesn't work just wipe cash partition
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Aceracer27:
And read the OP for all the development threads for your phone. Maintainers write detailed instructions so that we can understand what will happen when we flash. They take the time to write them, we all must honour their work by reading them.

Sent from my i9300 with Tapatalk Pro
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ettore88:
Hi guys.I have installed the latest nightly...I found the three virtual buttons on a black bar at the bottom.How do I hide it?THX in advance.;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
settings/buttons

here u can enable or disable nav bar ;)

if u dont see anything here,then go to abouth phone and turn on advanced mode (turn it anyway)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] naithan:
reverted to previous nightly

no i was using the 0216 nightly and had no issues with it, i've now gone back to that one, i'll backup my apps do a full wipe and try to install it again later
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ettore88:
Many THX Scorpionea.:good:;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] anupam77:
hi, I m from nepal and while I changed the language to nepali I found the OTG option.. it looks like this.. "नेपाली"

hope this helped
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flither:
You saying to remove battery when phone is turned on...Not too wise advice, you do know that you can damage a phone if you're out of luck? Try it with your computer :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] cookiepuppy:
Well, my last post i thought it was the 3g drinking the life of the battery, so i set 2g preferred and it worked well, but in my stupidity I also stopped all playstore, Google framework, google services. So i decided to turn on 3g again, and what do you know, the biggest blood sucking battery was google and i used pa pico gapps which are small, but small as they are those damn google services suck our battery dry, when i stopped google i had a feel of KK screen time and awsome standby time. And everything runs smooth no fc's of any kind, 16-2-15 rocks crazy :):):):):):thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] guhvanoh:
And Moster2 is okay with you posting that link here??? I think you should wait for him to post links to that box first...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sanguinesaintly:
In addition that zip is broken. Too small and/or corrupted. Let's stick to the proper download channels.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kroata:
I m never go back to KK, this is far best ROM for S3.

Just one thing, i cant find sound shortcut in quick settings?

It is there or not?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] memyselfandiagain:
For me switching to 2g while connected to bluetooth handsfree is doing the trick in CM11. This was quoted to work under. CM12 as well. To make this automatic I use Tasker app - works just perfect.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ilnessuno4691:
This is a reason for go back to kk :D the silent has been removed in lollipop.....good work google :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kroata:
Maybe xposed will help
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ilnessuno4691:
Yes. me too think so.......lollipoop XD
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DarkStryder:
If you had xposed framwork installed you will most probably get a bootloop. Uninstall it before updating.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fiqusny:
Hello, I'm newbie, and i don't understand everything. Can i just install it with CWM? Or I have to build this before installation?

Recently i installed CM12 by Temasek and i didn't make a build or something. Sorry for english guys.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kusic:
02/16 nightly

02/16 nightly is game changer!

There must be some magic in this one. My browsers do not die anymore since I have flashed this one!

Awesome!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Naveed Abbas:
Still you can add Ring/vibration/Silent shortcuts in navigation ring targets

But if you are using on screen navigation bar............. Screenshots attached..:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
u can try flashing it with CWM,but that recovery is outdated and u could get errors while installing rom or gapps,so its the best to use TWRP or Philz recovery (i personally recommend TWRP)

You probably meant you didin't make backup before installing rom,backups are made just because if something goes bad u can restore it,but since u didin't and everything is fine then no worries..rememeber to make full wipe before trying this rom then flash rom + gapps and that is all.

after u boot the rom flash latest SuperSU from recovery to get root access or u can get root access by going into settings/ developer options/ root access/apps

http://download.chainfire.eu/696/SuperSU/UPDATE-SuperSU-v2.46.zip
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wissamju:
Hello guys,

just wondering, has anyone faced a wifi issue after flashing weekly 4 ? the wifi disconnects suddenly (exclamation mark on icon) and never connects again until i reboot.

moreover isn't the default music player issue solved ? it's never working with me. After flashing it works fine, when i restart .. it's over, "music player has crashed".

note that i did a clean installation of weekly 4. The same above problems persisted, then i clean installed back weekly 3, and the wifi problem was gone.

Thanks for any help.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MaThiuu:
Hi, i got a problem with nigh16 and 17.... the apps just dont open at the moment, it takes about 5 mins to open, but with the weekly 4 its everithing ok. Any1 knows any solution for this??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ilnessuno4691:
Yes i know, but if you notice, in the status bar appear the star icon or the prohibition so is the same of when you press vol key and set "none" or "priority"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FadeFx:
I guess one could use system profiles for that silence stuff...

Edit: one can...

tapatalked from lollipopped i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fiqusny:
It's working! Thank you very much! You're Awesome!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viktor92:
I'm on nightly 16 and it's a pleasure. The problem it's in your side...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Will there be an Update to Android 5.1? :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] S /\ E E D:
Just set default and silent profile in => settings, Personal, System profiles and add System profiles tile in quick settings panel ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Alitizz:
weekly 5?

come one upload it i want try :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] DeavaDev:
It's very soon to talk about another major update for a dead device.... But let say we HOPE SO
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kijuz80:
Is there a way to customize profiles? I see what kind of parameter are changed when I select powersave.

I use my own changes on pegasusq to put offline more quickly all cores to reduce power and battery consumption, but changing profiles reset my config.

So it would be great if I could customize these parameter.

Many thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZjemCiKolege:
init.target.rc :))
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kroata:
yes, i know. allready did that. ty
[Galaxy S III Android Development] giovanni_br:
The weekly 5 will be released when?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] simono_pl:
When You see it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Heyrulf:
Same Problems Noob Rooter

First of all, many thanks to the developers for this great version, the truth is that renew the S3 with lollipop makes me not want to change the phone for a while longer :P.

Moving on, Lil11b Might give me a hand flashing the kernel, on page Boeffla, there are many versions of Kernel and didnt know which is correct for this mod version.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] giovanni_br:
Silly answer.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FadeFx:
Deserved...

As always, the builds will be released when they are ready. No second earlier. It is done when its done. The main rule here is that you shall not ask for the next build.

tapatalked from lollipopped i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moster2:
Its not as easy as it might sound. The init.target.rc is inside the kernel's initramfs. The file will always be reset after every restart.

You would need to unpack the boot.img, change the content, repack it and then flash the new boot.img.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] alfred04:
First of all a big thanks to developers.

My question is, where can I get the night of 16 or 17 ??

Greetings, excellent day. : Bueno:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
http://arter97.iptime.org:8080/browse/S3/ROM/Lollipop/CyanogenMod/

Use search next time,it was said/posted many times already ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Is there a changelog for nightlies anywhere?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] alfred04:
First, an apology is the first time that followed the thread

thank you very much

Greetings.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wissamju:
Re-post

Hello guys,

just wondering, has anyone faced a wifi issue after flashing weekly 4 ? the wifi disconnects suddenly (exclamation mark on icon) and never connects again until i reboot.

moreover isn't the default music player issue solved ? it's never working with me. After flashing it works fine, when i restart .. it's over, "music player has crashed".

note that i did a clean installation of weekly 4. The same above problems persisted, then i clean installed back weekly 3, and the wifi problem was gone.

Thanks for any help.

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Nothing fancy and so significant about the nightlies. they are intended to make the code cleaner and address minor issues, so i don't think change-long would be of our interest at this level.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] alfred04:
Hello,

I lost root, I do not find in programador options, any suggestions
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Coece:
flash super su zip ( use search to find it), than reboot, go to settings->about phone and tap build number 7 times until you unlock developer options..than go back and enter d.o. and select root for aps and adb

p.s. next time please use search button, it was answered over 20 times
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FadeFx:
You should give a bit more info next time, how did you loose root? What root has it been, do you remember where you have been exactly when you lost it and did you look if you left it there...

Let me guess you flashed a nightly... in that case you have to download supersu flashable zip (use the search on this thread)

tapatalked from lollipopped i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] alfred04:
Thank you very much for your answer, but before updating the new night had enabled root, but now can not find root disappeared in opciondes developer
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Flash SuperSu with your CustomRecovery. :)

The nighlies don't have root access integrated.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
U don't need to apologys m8,everything is cool ?

Most basic question like your can easily be found by search option, that is why I said use search :)

If u need any more basic info just send me pm will gladly help u
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kijuz80:
Thanks!! Too complicated for a noob as me.

I try to change some parameter in this file but nothing change.

I guess it is needed to unpack boot.IMG.

Thanks again
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
If he flashes supersu.zip then he don't need to do anything more..there is no need to enable superuser in rom since he flash SuperSU via recovery ?

Edit: nightly doesn't have root access, only way for it is to flash SuperSU
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HTCDreamOn:
RE: [5.0.2] [WIP] [Weekly 4/Nightly] [2015-02-09] CyanogenMod 12 for i9300

Been lurking for a while, SIII forums have been quite intimidating to me in regards to fulfilling my RC role. Anyway, I'm not a fan of all these zram solutions to memory problems, nor do I think placing a swap file on sd card is a good idea. Therefore here's something which I modified from my days with older devices such as the G2 and which I'm surprised hasn't been mentioned here yet bearing in mind the SIII's capacity for it...

The SIII has a **** off big /cache partition, so lets place a swap file in it:

Download the zip to sdcard or internal storage and extract the 2 files.

Copy the 2 extracted files to /system/etc/init.d/

Set correct permissions (chmod 755 and chown root:shell)

Reboot and wait a few mins after startup before next step

Use free command or Disk Usage Analyser app or something to check swap is ~512MB, shouldn't be more as that would mean zram is in use

The first file, 80cacheswap, makes a new 512MB swapfile on every boot by moving the old one to /data/local/swap.old, creating /cache/swap, and deleting /data/local/swap.old. It's also supposed to set swappiness to 60 but this doesn't work for some reason, but you may be happy with stock value of 80 anyway. 512MB may be overkill but a) 256MB was getting close to full b) I can't be bothered to find the sweet spot between 256 and 512 c) the /cache/ partition is big enough so may as well d) you can change it to whatever you want anyway.

The second file, 81zramoff, disables zram and resets it (so nothing is stored in zram any more).

GitHub is usually a good place to check if you can't find any changelogs explicitly stated by the dev :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moster2:
This has 2 big disadvantages compared to zram (probably even more).

1. It increases IO load on the emmc, epspecially writing operations. This is, like on SSDs, going to decrease lifetime.

2. Although the emmc is faster than a usual sd card, it cannot compete with the RAM in terms of performance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ubimo:
Sorry for OT, but is there a possibility to show the remaining liftetime of my eMMC?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moster2:
No, at least not that I know of.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zaid.oj:
There are ways to flash from a rooted rom, like flashify. Google

And use the thanks button rather than posting, your welcome [emoji4]

Do a clean flash of the latest rom then ask here otherwise you are just disrespecting the rules, which I presume you read?

No urgency in regards of this rom, but there are small improvements which is not bad to have, the only major thing us the support for OTA support for official rom updates, but the rom we have is not official so not needed actually.

That was true few days ago since xposed had a boot script to switch from ART to dalvik, since it didn't support ART. So under LP it resulted in bootloop because it's only ART. But a new version of xPosed was released few days ago for lollipop that supports ART. No bootloops

Oh gee, he was waiting for you to ask so he can upload! For the ducks sake have some common sense!!!

When it is released I will tell you! Meanwhile how about you turnoff your screen, disconnect the Internet, unplug your pc, and crawl under a blanket, and when it's up I will come personally and inform you

Holy mad cow!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] flither:
You forgot to tell him to pee before sleep and not forget his teddy bear ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] trocolari:
92 minutes clapping
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zaid.oj:
If he pee he will be comfortable. Teddy bear will make him feel safe..... Don't want any of those!!

Some people just don't get it and keep asking about ETA. This thread is becoming more and more duckedup lately

D=F btw

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Each eMMC cell have an expected write-count-life-time, it vary from manufacturer to another, since there is virtually no way to keep track of that count while using, so I think there is no way to know how much us left.

Some devices (not mobile phones) have chips only to keep track of that count, but our phone (most phones if not all) don't have such a thing, because the foreseeable lifetime for mobile phone use is considered more than enough to implement such counters.

They didn't foresee the flashaholicalism usage or custom roms. [emoji16]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lil11b:
Sorry for the autocorrection of the kernel version. You just go to the downloads section and search for cm12 ng version.

Edit: http://boeffla.df-kunde.de/sgs3/boeffla-kernel-cm-ng/cm12.0_download/Test/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Heyrulf:
Thx mate, any advice before flash the phone ???, this will erase any info in the phone ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Nees3:
With all these CM12 roms.. Can someone explain me what the difference actually is between this CM12 and Tesameks' CM12 rom, which I have currently installed since today.

First time i stepped away from the slow touchwiz and CM12 flies., like I have a new phone! But i don't the differences between this one and others.

So why would someone install this one or Tesameks" one or any other?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Cm12 and cm in general is like almost stock as possible pure android experience,with little bit of extra touch and features not found in official google build..the only real different any avarage user will see is features the rom has,every listed rom like tamasek,blisspop,resurrection remix ect has its own features added to already existing cm features..and also depends how good devs are in coding it of course :)

This is just short example what are differences between them
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lil11b:
Just dirty flash it, you can wipe cache and dalvik cache, but I am too lazy to do that ?

Flashing a kernel won't erase anything, don't worry.

Before flashing the phone, I personally wipe system data cache :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Moster2:
This is the base for all cm12 based roms currently. So, bug fixes for the device are coming from here.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Heyrulf:
>_< ... still with the issue of wifi disconnects >_<
[Galaxy S III Android Development] trocolari:
i've not that problem and i'm not the only one... mystery

if you want to work in safe, you could make a nandroid backup! So, if you'll not be satisfied of your last flash, you can go back without losing anything
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Heyrulf:
its really weird, all the ppl i read in this thread with the same problem already solved with boeffla kernel, maybe im missing some configuration issues with the phone or boeffla app .:(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FadeFx:
Whatever, this is not the place to discuss custom kernel stuff, each custom kernel has its own thread and thats where you should discuss it.

tapatalked from lollipopped i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] helynne:
What are the known problems with the most recent version of this ROM?

Or is it already stable? If not, is there any predictions about when it is going to be?

Thank you !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] k-semler:
Since the devs here seem to be doing a damn good job at porting over this ROM to the i9300, have they considered becoming the official devs for CM release? I think they should do it, this way we have an official port. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ramabg:
Bug in Vibration

Disabling "Vibrate on Touch" on sound still make the device vibrate when hardware button is touched. I am on cm-12-20150217-UNOFFICIAL-i9300 by [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FadeFx:
They did, but there are currently some device specific reasons that block it.

tapatalked from lollipopped i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pathera:
Guys is. This Rom rooted? If not can i do so anyway?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SIangHui91:
Urgent

i just rooted this rom, but i got few problems here

1) i do not have google play, how should i install it?

2)i cant install boeffla kernel which is to solve wifi problem,(stated install abort), what should i do?

3)port sensor for ambient display, i do know know what's that? how do i download and solve it?

thank for your help, is quite urgent.im quite a newbie in root, hope dun offend anyone. TQ