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[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
MY SD Card Isn't Working

- Format the SD Card in recovery to Ext4 (from FAT) and it should be good to go. Besides, who likes the 3.9GB file limit of FAT anyways (:

- NTFS formatting also works, but SD card is no longer detectable in recovery.

Help! Miscellaneous is draining my battery!

Miscellaneous itself is not some mystical process that drains battery. It's showing the difference between estimated battery drain and actual battery drain (so more like a summation of all of the miscellaneous processes that drained the battery unexpectedly).

Work In Progress. Will be updated as comments are added.

If you are experiencing any issues and have performed a dirty flash, please try a clean flash prior to posting your question. Thank you!

If you have an issue and want require help, please submit a kmsg log with the following information:

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
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[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
/* Video Reviews */

These are some video reviews.

Take a look before installation :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
/* Native Xposed support */

Current Xposed for Android 5.0 Lollipop replaces ART native libraries/binaries upon installation which may cause compatibility and performance decrease.

Now I'm glad to bring you native Xposed support for Temasek ROM.

For installation, please check http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3034811 before continuing.

Follow the installation instructions from the upper link, but instead of using the recovery flash zip file provided by rovo89,

please install the following zip instead - http://arter97.iptime.org:8080/browse/Xposed/

This zip is built from source with both Temasek's modification and Xposed support in mind, thus giving better compatibility and (maybe) better performance.

This is also patched to install an additional addon.d script to make Xposed files are kept during nightly upgrades.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
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[Galaxy S III Android Development] tokict:
Yeah !!!! Finally.

Thanks [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] [MENTION=2332422]temasek[/MENTION]71
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Yes another lollipop rom !!

Will download this a bit later and try myself..keep u great work arter97 ;)

BTW is this the same version u posted last night on twitter?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Yes. Same.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Stickman89:
[MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] - Good work!! More lolli's for the i9300; nom nom. Little suggestion... The uploaded file name ought to include build number/version, or alternatively another way of judging whether the build date matches current version/build number adjacent to that on this thread. Since atm the thread indicates the latest by build version i.e. "Build Version: V3.5.1", and not by date.

Example: cm-12-V3.5.1-YYYYMMDD-UNOFFICIAL-i9300.zip
[Galaxy S III Android Development] monte22:
Thank you developers. downloading it ..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] kadopt:
This is v3.4.1 or 3.5.1? Because the the twitter version was 3.4.1....
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RoelD92:
Nice. Tema's rom was awesome on cm10 and 11.

Just a few things:

- It might be convinient to see what the differences are compared to normal cm12 (which will be very minor at this point). I know that temasek used to cherrypick from different roms as well.

-What are you planning for kernel? Are you using stock cm kernel, or are you planning to bundle it with your own kernel? Temasek had a seperate kernel when he had his s3. Just wondering what you are planning.

It will be great to see this Rom and Archidroid based on cm12 go head to head. Thanks for keeping the s3 alive.

I am flashing right now. BTW flashing took a really long time with TWRP 2.8.3.0 (Not the booting part, i know that takes time, but the actual flashing took several minutes).

Edit:

And it still has DSP manager !!!!! So much nicer than AudioFX
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Noted :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Sorry, typo!

3.4.1 is the correct one.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
Using stock CM kernel by JustArchi and Moster2 and maybe later add some of my own commits later..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] george stamatos:
Installed, perfect so far...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] temasek:
Personally I don't see custom ROMs as competitors and we shouldn't actually.

Like it, use it. Don't like, move on. It's freedom of choice. I'm in pretty good relations with [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] and I am sure we can both work hand in hand to make users enjoy yet again on your I9300.

Remember [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] is the one who brings u the finished product to enjoy. I'm merely working in the background. So let's give [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] the support which many have given me.

Regards

Temasek
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tokict:
I try this rom yesterday. When you [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] post the download link (mega) on twitter. After 1 day using this rom i experience some bug :

- music player goes fc after playing some music/song

-experience some graphical glitches when playing video/game

Another that working fine for me. (At least until now)

I can said this is the best lollipop ROM i ever tried. It's running verry smooth no lag and freeze/random reboot. Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RKitchUK:
I got SuperSU from the store and it simply replaced the Superuser that is built into the phone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Samirnaseer07:
How do i stop the network switching from H+(3g) to E(2g) , in the stock roms their is an option for 3g only , is there any way to do that in lollipop , Other than that Great Rom!:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sheng0729:
i have formatted my SD card to ext4 but computer read as ext3....but i am unable to move file into it using file manager, my phone jsut reboot

can i know is there any windows software that allow me to read the SD card in ext4 format?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
It also depends how good your signal is.. But yea there is option for that
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 2phazt:
I would prefer a mirror that works browser based. For me it seems that mega needs to be installed as app - is this correct?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] GGL-Daz:
Uploaded.to is great, but only for premuim members :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
If u downloading from mobile browser just tick view in desktop mode,use Firefox,dolphin or chrome.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ghostx7:
Yeah. you are right. Just install the MEGA app from playstore and click on the mega link from your mobile. It'll download using the MEGA app. :) I did it like that.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeTuRr74:
Thanks arter97 and temasek for this beautifull rom :p
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 2phazt:
Since I use none of these browsers I could install the mega app as well.

Btw, I switched to desktop view in my browser (habit browser) but still could not download from mega...

So mega is the only cloud privider that needs additional software installed and doesnt work in the mobile view - while we are all on mobile devices here...

Btw, basketbuild is up again ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
U can download with these browsers files without installing mega app...just need to use desktop view... Probably mega thinks habit browser is outdated same as stock browser..

Or simple install mega and be done with it [emoji2] [emoji2]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ghostx7:
[MENTION=5606779]Scorpionea[/MENTION] Can u check if the setting's FC's when you try to add gestures? In the Gesture anywhere setting.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] eatsleep:
Working fine here. Paranoid gapps
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
When I enable gestures anywhere and when i click on Gesture I get settings has stopped!!

Edit: using minimal gapps from OP on stock kernel!

Maybe [MENTION=4898097]arter97[/MENTION] can look into it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ghostx7:
Exactly... Same problem here.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ubimo:
This ROM tells me that I only have 778 MB RAM.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=57835218
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nicesoni_ash:
Temasek derped this, he was trying to organize Temasek spare parts. Hopefully will be fixed in next version. This is mentioned over bacon thread.

Here is the post mentioning this.

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Sent from my "GT-I9300/1+1" powered by Carbon Rom & Boeffla/ak Kernel

Fueled by 7000mAh ZeroLemon Battery
[Galaxy S III Android Development] w7rw7r:
In this ROM have battery style icon landscape ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Math_Apolo:
In Temasek CM11, I used the keyboard with 100ms to hold click and switch to upper caracter, but now I'm looking to this option and I can't find... is it there and I'm not looking right, or is not configurable at all yet?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] icepick1337:
I use Swiftkey https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.touchtype.swiftkey&hl=en

I know that doesn't answer your question but that setting can be set in swiftkey
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Math_Apolo:
Thank you,

But unfortunately I can't use that keyboard, there's a lot of changes for me that make me type very slowly!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] seroesh:
That'll be great cuz I do play Modern Combat and when I'm not playing that I'm playing Clash of Clans and Boom Beach, where I guess are equally demanding cuz both of them heat up the phone pretty bad and it's winters.. I probably won't be able to hold the phone in summers :|
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Without offending all of S3 users (me included!!!) you might be best to keep you eye on the tumbling price of a LG G2, probably more suited to gaming and dirt cheap now the G3 has been out for a while.

I will see what can be achieved for you :) But also consider that for gaming, you could be better off with stock 4.2.2 like Neat Rom until all things lollipop mature :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] seroesh:
Well S3 had the heating factor out of the box, I had it when it was launched and I have it since now.. and during my warranty period, I had it all stock and then I revamped it and now i'm to a point where I don't feel like changing it at all! I've been given opportunities to own an iphone 5s, Galaxy Note 3, and an S5, but I am just so satisfied with the S3 that didn't take me long to say no, i'm keeping it. The reason being, I don't like taking photos with mobile camera, the games I play can be played on an S3, multitasking works to my satisfaction, it should have had a 2 GB Ram, but zram compensates.. so man I'm still hesitant to change the phone as of yet.

On another note, I know Samsung has heating issues, my question being does LG G2 also overheats like Samsung with such intense games that we are talking about, which are high on graphics?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AngelusPT:
Why g2 when you have oneplusone even cheaper.. And better..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] whatsgood:
I'm in a somewhat similar situation. I feel like the only things that are keeping me from buying a new phone are that 1) I haven't found a phone on the market that really excites me, and 2) I feel like I'm addicted to the xda developers forum. I don't know what it is but I can't stop flashing different roms on my S3. It might just be that I like seeing developers innovating and making improvements to roms and I wanna see how far this S3 can go.

I am still waiting for the right phone to release for me, but there are many factors to take into consideration. I'm a sucker for specs so I'd want a phone with the latest snapdragon chip (810), but there have been reports of overheating issues with it. OK, so I consider the Samsung Galaxy S6, but it will have an exynos chip, and we all know how bad Samsung phones are for developers, so I'm reluctant. What else is there on the market?

Windows phone? -> App gap

IPhone 6? -> pls

Oh well, MWC is coming up in March and so it should clear my head up as to what I will go for. I've waited long enough, and won't wait until late 2015 for LG's or Samsungs allegedly 4K (pointless) display offerings, even though that new snapdragon 820 boasting beastly specs may hit phones at the end of 2015. At the end of the day, phones will always be overpowered by newer phones in a matter of months but what really matters is that whatever phone you choose to buy, just hope it has a friendly community with great developers who will continue to push your phone past it's 2 year contract. If my next phone had a community anywhere near as great as this community is, I'd be over the moon. :victory:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viper340:
Writing to SD card

Hey all,

I installed CyanogenMod 12 with the stock gapps successfully, several times. Using TWRP as the recovery. The problem I am having is I can see the SD card but I can not write to it when the phone is up and running. Yet if I boot into recovery I can read and write to it with no problems. I tried formatting it with the OS and with the recovery, no luck. Am I missing something? The permissions also seem to be fine.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] seroesh:
Man, you said it right! S3 has lived this long because of these devs! I might would have changed with S4, but I haven't gotten an S5, which I actually like, but I don't see the reason to buy it when S3 is thriving equally better! Kudos to the devs! Archi, Temasek, Arter, Boeffla!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Totally agree, the above mentioned devs are awesome, they enjoy getting more out of the s3 too otherwise they would not bother.

S3 is a great phone, I'll probably won't consider changing until s7, g6, z5,I.e. I'll skip the upcoming generation as well, because I don't see anything revolutionary still, the gentle evolution is only really benefiting gamers and those who are too scared of rooting their phone to get the latest version of android.

For those who care about gaming even less and don't need a big screen the trusty old galaxy s2 still cuts it as well.

we're saving the planets raw materials as well :)

Being more on topic, my first full day on this rom with boeffla and my developing profile has been awesome, screen time over 4 hours with WiFi on, lots of very erratic usage. only thing I wish for right now would be disabling the low battery status bar message, as I can read the battery percentage well enough!

cheers arter97 and backroom team, way better than I thought it would be this early on! :thumbup:

---------- Post added at 08:11 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:04 PM ----------

what file system is it formatted with dude?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viper340:
To be honest I don't know. I used the TWRP v2.8.4.0 format which says its using ext4fs to format it. I also erased the card in the running CM12 and I'm not sure what FS it uses to reformat the SD. Either way it will not allow me or any apps to write to sdcard1. Thanks for the response btw. CM12 is awesome so far other than the issue I am having. Breathes new life into my GS3.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] iceman0826:
well i think i'm gonna hold on to my S3 too till this next gen mobile processor hits

http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/arm-launches-cortex-a72-mobile-processor.html
[Galaxy S III Android Development] StuttgartKiwi:
I've also experienced this same problem with 6.8 - super slow to the point of being unusable - long waits just to turn the screen on, etc.

In my case I had done a full wipe of my phone (previously running CM11), and I then installed version 6.1 initially. I found it to be sluggish once I finished restoring my apps to the phone via TiBu. A couple days later I dirty-flashed 6.8 over the top and found it performed much, much better - nice and smooth etc - the way it should! But a couple of days after that it was behaving even more sluggishly than ever. Really strange.

I run Usage Timelines Pro on my phone (CPU monitor app), and when the phone is running super slowly, the CPU graph shows that the system itself is the culprit - using up almost 100% of the CPU - so it's not caused by any 3rd party app.

Anyway, I've just now flashed boeffla and I'm hoping this will help fix things.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ayoubij:
With Android 5.1, Google has slipped in a few useful changes over Android 5.x. These changes seem to reside in the Lollipop*Quick Settings*menu, where the Wi-Fi and Bluetooth switches have been tweaked to allow easy switching of wireless connections. How exactly? With Android 5.1, users will be able to tap on the Wi-Fi of Bluetooth toggle’s label to open up a list of connections, without leaving the menu. Here, you can simply tap the connection of your choice and you’ll be good to go. No more opening up the entire settings page for these simple functions, where tapping on the labels in Android 5.0 would open the full settings menu for that toggle. part from updates to Quick Settings, the update brings forward improved battery and RAM management.

Rest of the changes in Android 5.1 lie in the bug fixes and performance department.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] BodjieJed:
Since we're on this topic, I'm kinda leaning towards in replacing my S3 with Oneplus One. Well, not actually leaning, I really want that phone. :D

I'm still on the stage of pleading with my wife (it's more of like begging) to let me buy it. :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Code124Y:
thurday on my country... cant wait for update that include the goodies in v6.9 and v7.0 :p still, 3~4 days to get it,

I will keep an eye on you :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ayoubij:
Yea i keep seeing updates by temasek on twitter.. Btw did arter say he will update every saturday only or are you people only assuming. I think he is updating rom about once a week randomly,not at a specific time
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeTuRr74:
When he have the time.Probably Saturday.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arter97:
V7.0 is up!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Thecrazyskull:
Changelog??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] senthilaca:
Install the ROM.. You will find it ;) Changelog included from v7.0
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mika83AC:
What about reading the OP at least ONE TIME ??? :eek:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] seroesh:
Sweet, and I agree, 5x runs like a charm once you set the zram properly and with a proper CM12 theme everything is so beautiful and loveable :D and with ur tailored kernel profile, who needs a new phone!!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vblanche:
organising contacts

Hi,

First, a huge thanks to Arter97, superb ROM.

Currently running 6.8, (maybe it's not the right place to post, let me know), in "contacts", "contacts to display", can I just have my phone contacts displayed, not all google's contacts, etc...

Thanks

Vincent
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mika83AC:
Select "personalize" and choose from which accounts you want to see your contacts.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] metalgearhathaway:
Thank god for nandroid, v7 dirty upgrade not successful, will investigate, please everyone back up before trying a dirty one :thumbup:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vblanche:
In "contacts to display", I have google, whatsapp, waze, exchange, customize, and within "customize", no choice to select only contacts in phone...thx
[Galaxy S III Android Development] satfan:
had first the same problem, after the 4th reboot (not from me initiated) everything became fine, boot some times and you will see...

but of course make a backup before flashing:

By the way this is how i flash (little bit motificated):

1.	WIPE CACHE

2.	Wipe DALVIK (under advanced bei philz touch)

3.	Install the update zip from recovery

4.	Install superSu.zip

5.	Install Böffla

6.	Install Bluetooth fix (optional for working bluetooth (audio streming...))

7.	WIPE DALVIK

8.	CACHE (for good measure).

9.	Reboot Device.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] josephpatrick:
save sms to SIM

none of the CM12 5.0.2 builds allows saving of sms to sim, option is present but it simply does not work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vblanche:
thx for the info
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Stevica Smederevac:
For me,everything is ok. Didn't face any issues.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Full wipe or dirty? So people can know how to properly flash latest build ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sajju73:
Wiped system and installed no issues... Thanks [MENTION=663773]arter[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Stevica Smederevac:
Dirty . But after 4,5 restarts , i turned it off and after powering on it ended in bootloop. Had to wipe dalvik to boot. Don't know if it was one time thing or something is terribly wrog with 7.0.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gedemmm:
Just an opinion - my first post ever on XDA

Post #1990:

I fully, totally, ultimately agree with you guys in every aspect.

Love my S3, love the community, love the new ROMs, kernels, love flashing, love the fact that we can run the latest android smoothly on a so-to-say old and weak phone.

I have faced different (20+) problems with my phone in the years (some of them were serious), but I could solve all of them with the help of forums and I learned A LOT in this wonderful adventure.

I wanted to buy a new phone multiple times, but always changed my mind... Because really there is almost nothing I could not do with my tweaked S3.

This was my first ever Android phone, I waited for years to buy one, I was thinking too much, and can not believe until this day how lucky I was with choosing S3.

I knew nothing about Android, XDA or rooting in general but as time went by, I realized what an amazing world this is and what an excellent phone I managed to get.

THANK YOU ALL,

Adam

(Sorry, I do not post a reply deliberately, because I respond to two individuals. )
[Galaxy S III Android Development] borjaevo:
I changed the value of LMK for empty apps to 200Mb and i improved performance.

Empty apps are apps that stay in memory with the only purpose that when you start this app again this will be loaded from RAM faster. But in this situation with RAM always saturated i dont know if has sense to make an effort to keep big apps in mem that are doing nothing because i always have all my apps reloading when start them again.

I know this is for advanced users and i dont know if can have other side effects but i have no problems for know and i think system in general works faster and curiously fewer reloadings.

Maybe someone can test this and confirm the improvement or notify some problem.

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ikerg:
Wich bluetooth fix?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Marsbar:
So you didn't wipe dalvik the first time?

FWIW dirty flash worked fine for me, but I always wipe dalvik when flashing.

Edit: spoke too soon - I've now got the "No Service" message in the lockscreen. Phone seems to be working in other respects though, certainly no bootloop.

(in case it matters, I flashed 7.0, then SuperSU, then boeffla b8, then wiped dalvik, then reboot)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Thecrazyskull:
I did read it but no changelog lol
[Galaxy S III Android Development] KeTuRr74:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=57815570
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ayoubij:
So is v7.0 worth the update? All im hearing people on this thread having booting issues. Should i do a full wipe?

Also i saw [MENTION=2332422]temasek[/MENTION] on twitter remove the statusbar ticker, but isnt this the feature that shows the notification on the status bar (similar to heads up but more compact) ?

Will it be removed also here because i am using it and is working on i9300