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[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Bro, [MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION],

I have never faced any lags, and have always done a clean flash. I can proudly say that this ROM is the best lollipop I have tasted so far, and I am going to continue with it. The stock kernel is amazing in performance and battery.

CM12 has stock features, no disregards to it, however, it is meant to be like that.

RR ROM has its own features and I personally like that. No matter what ROM I try, Except RR ROM, I have never been satisfied with any other ROM as a complete package of Features, Speed, Stability and Staying ahead in Development.

RR Rocks, And My S3 Dances on the Remix. I have always come back to RR latest as "my stock ROM", after tasting other Lollipops!

Please continue the development for our beloved S3!

:good:

And to those who do not know how to flash and review/test a ROM, and provide a lousy comment, get your basics and methods straight, then comment.:eek:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] varund7726:
Thanks man.means a lot
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kahmad989:
Varund dont listen to their **** comments. They dont know how to build a custom rom and they are jealous of this masterpiece........

Keep up the awesome work !!!!!!!

U got more supporters than haters....

"They see u buildin, They hatinn " :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] superchandan007:
Not able to install any font on my device. 5.3.7

Sent by Chandan 007 using resurrection remix
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kahmad989:
And yes thats true

Stock kernel is far more better than boeffla kernel. Whenever I installed Boefla on RR it was so buggy, unlimited force stops.....

After that I always used the stock kernel
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monte22:
hey Bro. i m not on this rom currently but i know u are a good and hardworking dev who keeps this device alive with RR. i just want to encourage you as i was on RR before .

to start with all those people dont understand that lollipop is still in developent even google is releasing 5.1 to fix ram issues and people relate that issues to roms..and so are other bugs and features which are under constant optimization.

anyways [MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] u are a very good and friendly developer doing a great work on this device and various other devices

as for the gplus post just ignore them. do what u do best.

cheers.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dr.Arsla:
Bro, we appreciate your work so much... This ROM is such a nice ROM... Never had lags... Runs so smooth and stable for me... So, I really am thankful for your work and looking forward for many goodies from you for this ROM in the future... Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] varund7726:
Thanks guys Appreciate all your support
[Galaxy S III Android Development] george stamatos:
RR just rocks ! Keep up the good work !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Tiz92:
Guy dont listen to the stupid users which dont folllow your "rules". Your Rom is with BlissPop the best on this device and we would been very sad if you dont debelop anymore. Im in hopefully wait for 5.3.8, thank you a lot man.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sperelli:
See varund, I am on 5.3.7 since it was uploaded now, and with Boeffla kernel.

Moreover I have always FB and Messenger, together with Twitter and Whatsapp on.

I don't experience any lag, battery life is more than 15 hours and SOT 2,5 hours average.

Rom is stable and I am not experiencing any single FC.

That's your GREAT work, mate.

Please keep it up!

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Waterdrager:
Same for me. Every time I try boeffla, my device gets laggy. Battery life doesn't get any better on it either. So I stick with the stock kernel last couple versions and it is very fine.

Varund, keep up your good work man. Before I installed your ROM i was looking around to buy another phone. After I installed your ROM, my phone is like new and I love it again. Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Darell3:
To be honest. I've never experienced anything wrong with this ROM. It never lags for me, it does not over-heat, haven't had any FC's at all! Battery life is awesome! I always full-wipe when I install a net update. I've been using this ROM for ages, kudos to the devs. Keep up the good work!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Pug123:
[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] I hope you keep up the maintaining of this ROM, I have tried them all in the past but for the last 3 RR updates I havnt looked back or been tempted to try any other, RR has all the features I need or want its extremely stable and quick for me, I look forward to future updates with anticipation and download and clean flash keeping all stock as soon as they are uploaded.

When people on here post stupid or lazy comments, it's all I can do to stop myself from telling them to stop being lazy and stop spamming , but I rarely do as I don't want to add to the spam content...

Please keep up your awesome work:fingers-crossed: and try to ignore the people that don't follow forum rules...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] geek-x:
Haha. Its funny how people can just go about and say stupid stuff about this rom, I mean, you aren't paying for the awesome job that's been done so you don't have the right to complain, guys like Varund, JustArchi and the rest of the RR team have given the i9300 a chance that its still an awesome device.

I have used most of the other roms and none has been smoother, I made all my friends stick with only RR roms cause I know how awesome the rom is. If something isn't working, its cause this is software, bugs are inevitable, you either tell the devs about it or try to fix it yourself, simple. Most of these noobs don't even know how to ask the right questions. This rom has come a long way for some goofs to come say crap about it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mrvlhs:
[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] I've been a fan of ressurection since my long gone Galaxy S1 and I think your work is awesome, thanks! I do have a question though, is it possible to save the photos to the SD card instead of internal storage? Cheers!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] geek-x:
Camera > Save Location > SD Card
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mrvlhs:
I do not seem to have that option. See screenshots here: https://copy.com/dSq8URXySKNGfBJN

I'd also like for screenshots, downloads, etc to be automatically saved on the SD Card. I remember having that option under "Setings > Storage" in 4.X
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dkonect:
This rom RR LP (the latest build) is really good (on latest I have heater trouble with stock kernel)

But all works flawlessly, the only real thing I have to this rom is it's a cyanogen Base. (the cyanogen interface is really bad and we can't have the real bug list).

But [MENTION=4830432]varund[/MENTION] make a good work for our s3.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 80s Baby:
Same here. I've tried it with boeffla and without. I haven't has a single bug or fc till now. The only reason I use boeffla is because of the sharpness feature. The colours look washed out without it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
I use Boeffla for sound and touch wake. Although on boeffla I have some simple games fc. But on stock everything is smooth and battery friendly. I initially use stock kernel for few days then check Boeffla. If everything seems OK..I retain or go back to stock.. However only reason to stay on boeffla is the sound.:thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] r4Rok:
I don't understand, why everybody is showing their appreciation to this ROM, by posting a reply to OP, when you can simply press THANKS :good: in your support. Almost two pages are filled with 'only' reply to OP. Is this contributing anything on this development thread ? :confused::p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pedyspider:
i am using "Resurrection Remix 4.4.2 KitKat v5.1.5" and had a question and posted on it's topic, but no reply after one week!

aren't you supporting previous versions anymore? or i should ask it here?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] varund7726:
nope not supporting that anymore
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Hi,

Everyone has their own way of appreciation. For some folks, hitting a mere thanks is not sufficient to convey gratitude towards the developers for Resurrecting a device, which was once most popular and now is left stranded, bereft of any development or support from manufacturer and almost dead. I agree that this is not social networking site, however such posts do give a feed back that the development is going in right direction, or atleast they are not OT.

PS: your post is neither appreciating nor contributing to development, and I wonder is it related to the topic:confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] EDWIGE49:
These are not simple replies baut always usefull replies! I take only three or for examples :

"I use Boeffla for sound and touch wake. Although on boeffla I have some simple games fc. But on stock everything is smooth and battery friendly"

"But all works flawlessly, the only real thing I have to this rom is it's a cyanogen Base. (the cyanogen interface is really bad and we can't have the real bug list)"

"I do have a question though, is it possible to save the photos to the SD card instead of internal storage? Cheers!"

"If something isn't working, its cause this is software, bugs are inevitable, you either tell the devs about it or try to fix it yourself, simple."

All these "replies" contribute on the developpement and all these users thank the developper , but not only thank! And that means

they are all thankfull, but not blind and try to help! We shoud thank them !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
I had RR KitKat on two devices and [MENTION=4144763]westcrip[/MENTION] made it clear last summer that there would be no further development for reasons we all understood. To ask that question here suggests that he never troubled to read the forums for RR KK.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] geek-x:
Oh yeah, I just checked, its not there, used to be there in one of the previous nightlies. I think there's an xPosed module for what you'd like to achieve so you should try checking there first.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pedyspider:
so i'm asking my question here, in another way:

1- is it normal that RR rom use more battery than stock rom 4.3?

in normal and daily usage and also in high process games?

2- which are the ways to reduce the battery usage in custom roms?

(i know about turning off gps, wifi, BT, lower the brightness..., i mean in equal comparison with stock rom)

3- what is the usage of custom kernels such as Boeffla, does it have effect on battery usage?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Firstly let's clarify that this is RR lollipop based ROM thread. And I take it for granted that you are asking in reference to RR lollipop ROM performance.

1. Basically Lollipop itself has had issues with memory leaks and Google is trying to sort it out since the initial 5.0 version. Using lollipop based ROM of any developer has every chance of higher battery drain than stock/custom 4.3, depending on the usage pattern. In my opinion custom 4.3 will save you more battery.

2. For maximising the juice you can use greenify to stop unused background apps and processes. Other apps are also available to free your Ram and close background apps.

3. You can try finding your answers related to custom kernels on their respective threads. That will provide you answers with more clarity. Governors Profiles tunables etc etc...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myshakugan:
Amswering briefly,

1. Yes, any cm based rom will use more battery than stock sammy 4.3. It's normal.

2. Unfortunately, whatever you do, battery consumption will always be higher on cm based roms than on stock. You can try under clocking and undervolting (only if you know what you're doing), but the result isn't exceptionally satisfiable.

3. Yes, custom kernels like boeffla offer a plethora of features that you can use to fine tune your usage, even save some battery with proper optimizations.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Waterdrager:
I don't completely agree with the above. I'm getting some pretty good battery life out 5.3.7 better as stock 4.3. I'll add some screenshots from last week.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myshakugan:
You'd get around 5hrs sot on stock 4.3, but nonetheless, that really is very good battery life. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Waterdrager:
I never got 5hr sot on 4.3

My battery usage was similar to the above
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 80s Baby:
Can anyone tell me how to reset the data use age counter please?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] chirag94:
I disagree, I've been getting way more battery life with CM11 (SOT - 3.3 hrs) and Lollipop ROM's (RR CM12 - 2.5 hrs) and when the screen is off, or when i keep the phone over night without use, I loose just 1% if not none!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Hi,

What he meant was any CM (12) based ROM will use more battery than stock 4.3 (CM11 or CM10).

Basically CM10/11 is also 4.3 or 4.4 only. The reference was which android base consumed more battery.

so you are also right and he is also not wrong. Peace..! :angel::laugh:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] exjc1986:
Hi, Is there any way to increase the sound output without using a third party kernel ? I'm currently on 5.3.7 with stock kernel. The only issue I have with the rom is the sound output. On speakers its too low and I can barely hear it in a noisy environment, with headphones its better but still low.

Any inputs on how to fix this are appreciated, thanks. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GabryBSK:
See if Boeffla Sound Control works with stock kernel, or use apps like Viper4Android.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] azailestary:
cannot play the game

I cannot play the game since im on 5.3.4...please help me.... Game like injustice force closed and return to menu... Please help me.. Which kernel should i use
[Galaxy S III Android Development] superchandan007:
Does this rom support original samsung usb otg cable ???

Sent by Chandan 007 using resurrection remix
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mrvlhs:
It seems to me that AudioFX is not working properly. I can't EQ songs from Play Music.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FaserF:
Hard Keys

How to disable Hard Keys when Soft Keys are in use?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kevikilla:
Why not i use a normal, micro USB to USB cabel and everything works great... Should be working fine
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TechEdge:
Knock knock..... Searching for a guy called Varn..... Reason 5.3.8 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] varund7726:
Patience
[Galaxy S III Android Development] __Michael__:
All this week i have tried most of the Lollipop ROM's , in my opinion this one is the best , no overheat , feature rich , fast and smooth.

Thank you :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ArYaNsH:
The link for 5.3.8 is already up, but not updated here? Should we download or not? :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] varund7726:
how are you planning to download when my compilation hasnt finished yet?

my gosh have some patience please
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TechEdge:
Varun,

This is the enthusiasm attached with each release of RR.. But you can ignore me & others :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Increasing speaker sound

I believe I could increase the sound. I read somewhere how to do this by editing a file m0. Credit to XDA and the developers and modders.

Here is the solution. Using root explorer, go to device

/system/etc/sound/

You will find a file named "m0".

First make a copy of this file to a safe location. Then using editor open the file. I personally use ES file explorer and accompanying file editor. In the settings enable editing.

Now scroll down more than half through the file. At some point you would come across codes starting with device=speaker

Mixer volume DAC volume etc etc...

In that set at the bottom there will be speaker value mentioned something like "57" change it to "59" or "60".

Another edit you can do is change the speaker volume boost value from " 3" to "4".

Save on exit. Reboot. And there you go.?

I did it and I feel the sound has improved. Do it at your own risk. Alternatively you can change the above values and try experimenting. Use caution to increase volume value beyond 63. I think this was the limit in boeffla kernel too. So I didn't try it. I don't want to end up reflashing the ROM if restoring original file didn't work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] varund7726:
UPDATE

Resurrection Remix Lollipop 5.0.2 - v5.3.8

Implement ambient display as Active Display

add visualizer to lock screen

Double tap to sleep on navigation bar

Wakelock Blocker

Fix race condition in setting notification panel height

Implement active display adjustment and tile

Change to CmHardwareService

Force Expanded Notifications

Hide unused msim icons on setting preference

Mirroring layout on RTL languages

animate clear recents exit

Fix some notification still unreadable

Quick settings customizations and fixes

Improve HeadsUp

Materialize toast frames

Ambient display tile

fix qs main tiles settings not refreshing tiles

long press lock screen lock icon to sleep (1/2)

hide floating clear all only if were removing all tasks

update battery saver off and sync drawables

don't show headsup if IME is showing

launch default music player on headset connect

Don't show warning notification on disabled.

Fix MSimSignalClusterView padding when no sims inserted.

Themes: fixes and improvements

Volume panel timeout

Fix Battery saver mode

Themes: fix copy paste error for applying ringtone/alarm

modify default system profiles

add advanced_mode

prevent doze notifications from inverting

fix doze pickup

Add missing back_ime_land.png

Fix NP transparency background vector glitches

hide Ambient display tile if not supported

Move vibration intensity option to misc settings

translation imports

g3: enable otg storage settings

And ton of improvements

includes all cm updates

And much more.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] darksx:
I am not developer,i am not using RRemix rom right now but i like to read etc.etc but is really annoying for asking this updates

so people just wait and wait.You make him nervous!!Varund just ignore them all.Cheers:cool:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
My Favourite ROM just got an update..:D:thumbup: and those who are jealous on development, RR gets update faster than any other ROM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TechEdge:
Man, whats wrong with androidfilehost? very slow, but for 1st time.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] exjc1986:
Thanks tried Boeffla sound control doesn't work. Don't want to mess around with Viper, If I remember it just provides a way to improve the quality but doesn't actually increase the volume.

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Thanks dude, do you know whether this impact the headphones volume as well or will there be a different string for the headphones values ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Just as you thought. There's a different set of code for headphones, earpiece and microphone and so on.. I haven't tried tweaking other sounds. But yes it should give you some result.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Attaching a screenshot for ready reference. Hope it helps.

Hit thanks if I helped you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sneakdovi:
2 questions:

1) Why when i set night in live display, phone becomes very laggy?

2) How do i set wakeblock?

Bdw, I love your rom.. It is incredibly smooth !

Good work!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] exjc1986:
Thanks will give it a shot... :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Arnold12:
@ varund7726 - best rom - thank you

dirty flash - stock kernel:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
2g mode not sustaining switch

[MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION], I am not able maintain 2g mode. after switching to 2g when I exit settings, and again check it the mode is 3g only. I am on clean flashed 5.3.8 and on stock kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] varund7726:
change it in settings>profiles
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MAHASONA:
Same here mate...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dr.Arsla:
Varund thanks a lot for the best ROM and for the update! You are the best. Enjoying the new features very much. [emoji2] [emoji2] [emoji2]

Did a clean flash and being on stock kernel, now experiencing with every camera I have installed in the landscape mode Unfortunately, system UI has stopped message! Any idea why?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Waterdrager:
No problems with snap camera HDR.

I did notice that the 'vibrator intensity' option on settings has been removed

EDIT:never mind. Just found out there is a new option to turn off the vibration, which is even better for me :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gijoe50000:
usb cb wakelock

Getting a wakelock called 'usb cb wakelock' that's keeping my phone awake constantly.

Anybody know what this is about? How to fix it.. Been googling but there doesn't seem to be anything relevant..

Some questions about it on forums but no answers..

P.S.

Sometimes it goes away after a reboot, and comes back after charging.. I'm assuming it's something to do with usb/charging.. have EVERYTHING selected in the new wakeblocker in 5.3.8 but no difference..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ageback:
I've been on this ROM since ver.5.3.6 and dirty update to 5.3.7. It's stable and smooth for daily drive.

Dear dev thank you for your great work! Keep up!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
+1 [MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION],

I have been getting "unfortunately System UI has stopped" when auto rotate is enabled and there is a sudden change from portrait to landscape. This is true for going through in the browser or exploring/navigating the phone via settings or file explorer.

In forced portrait mode this is avoided.

---------- Post added at 07:00 AM ---------- Previous post was at 06:53 AM ----------

CM bug..it's across all lollipop ROMs having CM sources.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sevenshorseman:
I did a clean flash and flashed PA gapps the first time.

I got random system ui FC and changes wallpaper automatically to stock.

What can it be?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TechEdge:
Hey Guys,

From ver 5.3.7 I am having issues connecting with wifi, in 5.3.7 i have to manually go & click on connect. The matter is worst with 5.3.8, wifi does not connect at all. Does anyone have a solution to this. Note: I did a clean flash.

And for others... I had settings FC when I flashed for 1st time 5.3.8, then I immediately re-flashed & I do not have any issues with setting or wallpaper.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ArYaNsH:
Just clean flashed 5.3.8, getting the same issue, sometimes the screen doesn't light up at all till the call is dropped :rolleyes:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MAHASONA:
Maybe on a new CM version it would be fixed....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Check in display settings. Ambient display. Pulse on pending notifications and overwrite user values should be turned off. I think this is preventing from screen lighting up. Only ambient display enabled alone doesn't cause so much delay.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sevenshorseman:
Del
[Galaxy S III Android Development] PriteshChauhan:
Battery stats screenshots.

I had rebooted the phone at 94% battery for fixing theme & System UI FC issue. After that my stats do not show the usage from 100% charge.. but shows from 94-92% only.

EDIT: Just now I also saw that Music is keeping awake my CPU since 11 minutes, whereas I have not used it all. I checked my running processes in APPS settings, but it is not running in the background neither is any media process running. Still it is showing power consumption in battery usage, keep awake.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] varund7726:
guys im fixing system ui Fc on landscape

give me 3 hours time and ill fix this

im in college right now!

ill upload a build as soon as i get home