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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] akaTRAP:
I did that and it still didn't work. I had to disable Audio FX for it to work. Matter of fact this exact same setup worked flawlessly on 3/1 but didn't on 3/3, only thing I changed was the ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
It seems more stable in general, but I get random FCs from Browser and Dolphin Browser.

Also I still cannot change carrier settings, which wouldn't be a problem but I need to make some APN modifications. Seems to be a MM thing as CM13 has the same issue.

So far though Netflix works, Hulu works, and I haven't found too many apps that don't (with exception to the random browser FCs). The camera is still wonky also: I'll take a picture, but if I tap to focus I have to exit the camera app and reopen it or it won't actually take a picture. Front camera won't take pictures at all.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
Everything seems to be working very well so far. The only problem I've run into is how to make the sd card writable when using FTPServer and FileZilla. (Sorry if that's off-topic.) I can tell MM handles the SD card differently. I selected the 'external' option--fearing that the internal one might over-write all my data (I hadn't backed it up).

Any suggestions are welcome!

[edit] "Everything" is misleading. As shdware commented, the front-facing camera doesn't work. (I tried via OpenCamera.) Seems fairly stable. Haven't had any FCs yet.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhays33:
That's weird the front facing camera works for me but I can't get any G apps to install correctly no matter what I try. Whether it's a clean flash with G apps only or a dirty flash still doesn't work. Even tried flashing the ROM back over the G apps still no go
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Reminon:
Cameras work for me, and the latest build fixed bluetooth for me !
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Are you sure you're using the right gapps? Use the ones linked with the rom. Or make sure the ones you are using are for 6.0.x.

Semdoc linked gapps right with the rom link a few pages back, are you using them? They work.

recommended gapps
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhays33:
Yes I did download those. What's the difference between 12/17 and 12/18-1444. I downloaded the 12 18 version
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
Another possible off-topic, but I was never able to get TitaniumBackup under MM to recognize the backups it made under Lollipop. Maybe that's expected behavior? Anyone else seeing this...?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] octantcomp:
Use titanium backup pro 7.3.0 will be able to restore the backups made from Lollipop (from internal or microSD). It can do backups to internal but still cannot do backup to microSD (under MM).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhays33:
Yes me too! I'm having the usual issues with titanium backups restoring as normal. Still can't get gf's to work either. Once installing and optimizing I get Play Store and setup wizard force close loops

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
I'm using the latest Pro version ( 1.3.0 ). Thanks for confirming the no-backup-to-microSD issue. Is that a MM issue or a Titanium issue--or both? And I wonder if that's related to my read-only issue with fileFTP...?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
It recognizes and restores from sd on mm. You have to change storage provider. Go to preferences, select the option to change location for backups. If you choose sd card it will say unable to write to folder. Right above that it says change storage provider. Change it to document provider storage then select external sd, then select the titanium backup folder (the one with your backups in it).

Done. Now backup and restore to external.

Also [MENTION=3442866]wilberfan[/MENTION]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
Thanks for these tips. I was doing some experimentation, and discovered those exact options. I was hoping to use the existing backups without these manipulations--but it's good to know this is how it will have to work for now.

[edit] Is there a way around the error message from Titanium suggesting I update SuperSU? I tried installing/flashing SuperSU but it made the phone lag really badly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] octantcomp:
I already tried that but when i set it like that, "USE THE CURRENT FOLDER" is grey and cannot click that.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
This is not a "work around" or manipulation, that is how memory for sd card works in marshmallow. That's why he added that feature to titanium recently. That is the correct way of accessing external sd in mm. This has been covered in the titanium threads and SuperSU beta thread.

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Are you running the mm build?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] YoColdRain:
does anyone use different kernel on MM builds, if there is any?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Decimalman just put up a DKP kernel build for mm.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hilla_killa:
View attachment 3592630

New tibu is working perfect on mm. Doesnt hang on restore like previous builds. But you need to move backups from storage, legacy to emulated for it to read backups
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
I flashed it this afternoon. Seems to be working pretty well without tweaking any settings. Haven't given it a complete workout. (Not really sure what settings I should tweak, nor in what direction, etc. )
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhays33:
Well I finally figured out of sequence to get in Google Apps to work correctly. If I flash the ROM then the APN fix then the Google Apps without booting in between just flash each in succession then boot it works. So far no issues other than the occasional random app close or theme crash. For me bluetooth works for media playback but doesn't work during the phone call and causes phone to crash
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] semdoc:
Happy to announce that MM Nightlies started...

Full wipe is strongly recommended for those who are moving from LP.

No need to flash GAPPS on every dirty flash - go for full wipe only after full wipe.

Feel free to use any GAPPS package. Personally I'M using these:

https://s.basketbuild.com/devs/semdoc/AicpMM/SlimMMGapps

Note: If you are on my test builds, no need for full wipe.

Expect same bugs as official CM 13.0 builds...

Cheerz :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] octantcomp:
Yes i'm running the latest mm (not yet the nightly build). I will try the nightly because i'm having problem with some apps notification like yahoo mail..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
That's how you are supposed to flash. Why would you boot in between? You just select all the things you want to flash (twrp lets you add up to 10 in flash que) and swipe to flash. No booting in between.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhays33:
I never knew that
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] TavisC:
Flashed as soon as I saw this post. I did have to use gapps from opengapps though. I got continual system UI crashes using your package. The opengapps package fixed it. Everything is running smooth now.:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] YoColdRain:
does camera force close sometimes?, I'm sure its typical CM issue in beginning but just making sure with everyone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
Yep.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chuckenheimer:
Anomaly on lockscreen - Time overlaps Day, Date display

I have tried everything to change the settings on the lockscreen but to no avail. When I awake to the lockscreen, the Time is overlayed onto the Day, Date information and I don't know how to make changes to avert this issue. Anyone?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lonelyskatter12:
Anybody else get the random nav bar?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MoonPhantasm:
FC on carrier settings for me, otherwise works great! Any suggestion? I'm on the OH1 baseband, 1/4 update, and trying to make it work for ringplus.

ps: Thanks so much for all the work!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chuckenheimer:
Guess not. 1/4 distribution created the problem. Waitin' to see if the next drop resolves this issue.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MoonPhantasm:
The time is a little too close to the date for me, but not overlayed. I also have lockscreen text set up.

ps: There's always alternate lockers that could be used if you really have to, in the mean time.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chuckenheimer:
Were you ever able to modify these two items? I was allowed to add weather to the lockscreen but nowhere was I able to modify/delete the time and day/date from it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MoonPhantasm:
Cannot find any place for that. It seems to show properly after I formatted all the internal partitions and reflashed AICP though.

After I flashed google play, the time/date display messed up and became too close.

It seems to fix itself, after a factory reset afterwards.

I still cannot open the carrier settings, even after all that though :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chuckenheimer:
Thanks for the reply.

I'm having enough trouble learning the idiosyncrasies of MM at the moment and will not revert back to formatting the partitions, unless you're just referring to a factory reset alone. I may consider that though.

Wasn't Google Play Store included in your GApps package? Why did you find it necessary to flash that aside from the GApps package? And, funny this should cause this time/date display anomaly. And the carrier settings seems to be a problem for everyone. That's why I'm hoping these problems are resolved in another nightly drop.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] MoonPhantasm:
The factory reset might be what helped in the end, because it seemed to fix mine after the gapps install messed it up. I meant I used one of the smaller GApps package, not google play store individually. Sorry. <3

I'm hoping another nightly drop fix my FC issue too, but I might switch to android 4/5 or something if it doesn't.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chuckenheimer:
Firmware update suggested by Call Recording app tech support

Well, back again with an issue about which I've forgotten since I haven't done so in a few years. The firmware update to the SGS3 I have.

After having problems with Total Recall and Digital Call Recorder apps producing highly distorted output files, the tech rep suggested a firmware update. I was under the impression, possibly mistaken, that our ROM contained the firmware software already. Anyone know or might suggest where I can obtain more information on this matter?

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] YoColdRain:
last time I tried call recording app was after Lollipop release and at that time all call recording app stopped due to new changes, and there was no way to get calls recorded unless done via microphone capturing sounds of speaker. Is this changed?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chuckenheimer:
Let's hope it's not as you've suggested. With the Total Recall app I was, at times, able to get a good non-distorted output file with 3GP and rarely got the MP3 format to work. But it was twitchy in that most times the output file was distorted with any format.

With the Digital Call Recording app, I was able to change the Encoder format to default setting and the app didn't throw an exception but the output file was distorted.

But what about the firmware issue? I need some kind of follow up to go back to their tech rep with a suitable answer before I ask for a refund and search for another app that may work. Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
This rom is updated with the most recent aicp source, and likely cm source. But as for firmware, that would be odin flash back to stock. The most recent .tar I've seen is nj2. If you odin that, you will get ota update to OH1 I believe, or whatever the most recent is. You will then be on the newest firmware for this phone. That is KitKat, but you will have the most up to date official firmware (modem and bootloader when it comes to touchwiz). I doubt an app developer will try to troubleshoot on a custom rom since its not official firmware.

On a positive note, you can try xposed framework, it has a call recording module (I believe the cm call record module would be the appropriate one).

Also keep in mind that the app you are having trouble with may not have been updated to work on marshmallow. That may be a place to start in dealing with the app developer.

Update: I just checked xposed, the most recent cm call record module only says cm12.1. So lollipop, or aicp 10.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
Chuckenheimer, I think you're talking about a baseband update (which updates the firmware of the actual phone hardware). I'm no expert, but there are lots of how to tutorials available on xda.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Hello

It might have been posted already but I'm trying to get android 6.0 on my boost s3 is that possible with this ROM? I don't have much time to look through all pages.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
Yes. You will have to flash the Boost APN fix afterward.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2755097
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Sweet and thank u for the fast reply its greatly appreciated ☺
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
When you say boost s3, do you mean the triband? If yes, you will also need the modem-firmware fix.

You'll find it here
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] The_Anomalist:
Yes that's exactly what I have. Would I have to flash that before the ROM or after?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
After. All in one recovery session, Flash rom, gapps, apn fix, modem-firmware fix.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhays33:
Anybody else still having Bluetooth issues? I can get Bluetooth media playback to work just fine but on phone call it will not send the audio into the earpiece and I'm not sure how to check if audio is making it from the earpiece to the phone.

I'm sure there's still some bugs with it just wondering if I was the only one?

I guess I should say this is a clean install of the newest nightly build. Occasionally there's a bit of a static sound on Bluetooth playback 4 media. It wasn't quite as bad on the last nightly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] semdoc:
[MENTION=5752019]madbat99[/MENTION], good that you are here :)

Just wanted to thank you for your endless supoprt :)

Sincerely, you are the only reason for official AICP support to d2spr :D

Keep up your great work and your patience :good::good::good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Thanks! That was awesome to wake up to. I think I've just had this phone long enough to be a repository of information, lol. And aicp has everything I need.

Thanks [MENTION=3860593]semdoc[/MENTION] for keeping us updated to the latest and greatest.

Marshmallow was an unexpected gift. You keep my s3 the envy of my friends. It just won't die, and until it does (that's the only thing that will make my broke @$$ get something new) I'll be here. And I'll let you know if that happens.

I'll still be here, lol
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
[MENTION=3860593]semdoc[/MENTION], Last OTA update nightly had wrong md5; I tried a few times with the same results.

I flashed it anyway. Bad idea. It was stuck in a TWRP flashloop. I rebooted and downloaded directly from the AICP-ROM site, and the flash took.

You'll probably want to correct this on the OTA server.

_________

edit:

Nope... I keep getting crashing at boot with all sorts of Google Services closing now. Open GAPPS references a patch that needs to be had. I'll try the frameworks, but it looks like I'm going to have to do a complete wipe. I haven't been able to save this. Bummer.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
The next OTA gave me the same issue. I didn't flash it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Awesome Donkey:
No issues here with the OTA update.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
I kept the device active while it was downloading the OTA update this time and there were no md5 issues. Flashed fine.

This new nightly is a ton better for both stability and performance.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
Any chance carrier settings can be fixed?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] spirithandler:
What recovery do I need for thisand where do I find it? I am runnings philz now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Use twrp. Get it here

Or use flashify to get twrp and install it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
This worked great for me on my VirginMobile d2spr. I seem to lose LTE if I flash a custom kernel (dkp), however.

Is there a sequence that will allow a custom kernel and retain data connectivity?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
I use the same kernel but with FreedomPop and don't lose LTE; I do flash an APN fix though.

There are some VM APN fixes floating around that you might try.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
I use the Universal...something...v2. Do you flash the custom kernel then reflash the APN?

[edit] "Universal_vmu_ApnFix-v.R2.zip"
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] shdware:
Yes. I haven't had any problems doing it that way.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
Sadly, for whatever reason, flashing the custom kernel, then the APN does NOT give me a working data connection.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] YoColdRain:
not sure if you guys use same apn fix, but i've used universal apn fix with oct-os rom and got LTE working. But, to get LTE working (in my case, I'm with Ting), I had to flash first then manually go to carrier settings and select Ting and added "default" value to existing APN type values.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
Just to clarify: That "Universal" APN works for me--just not after flashing the latest dkp kernel. If I stick with the kernel that comes with the latest nightly, things are fine.

BUT, the dkp kernel and the APN worked great with several previous nightlies... Maybe it's just the last couple of builds?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZephCr:
Can I flash this right over this, I'm rooted with latest twrp recovery
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
So much wrong with that setup.

Ao3, and 4.1.2? And isn't ao3 for the triband? Been flashing modems?

Is that a triband?

Either way, update that phone so it all matches.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZephCr:
Yeah, I tried flashing a modem cause it's my friend's phone and he's not getting any network. I thought if I tried flashing a few roms it would fix it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Flashing roms won't fix it. If its not a triband, you flashed the waaaay wrong modem. What carrier? Sprint? Then odin nj2.

You're lucky you didn't brick it. Lol. Just odin the full nj2 .tar and it should be good.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=58297282
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZephCr:
Yep it's Sprint. I come from Att so I don't know this triband your speak of lol. Thanks for the help
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Triband is sph-l710t. The t is the difference. Sprint spark network. Different animal. You flashed a modem for it on that phone. That will break network connection. Ao3 is not for the phone you have.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] ZephCr:
It's not working for me, keeps getting a red fail. I'm working on downloading another stock Rom to oden flash. The one you said comes with 2 files, not sure if that's what the problem is idk. I'm trying the one in the link a little further down on the front page too. Just takes so long to dl lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
You have to read the instructions. Don't try to flash the zip. Unzip it. Put the other file in the Odin folder on your PC, and flash the .tar.md5 file.

The one further down says "not flashable". That's enough off topic here though. If you want to keep going, send me a pm.

Sorry everyone, for hijacking the thread, lol. ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chuckenheimer:
MTP setting fails to remain on MM latest nightly

How's the best way to keep MTP as the default for the USB setting on these new nightlies?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
You can't. That's how all marshmallow is. My nexus 9 running stock 6.0.1 is the same way.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhays33:
So correct me if I'm wrong but bluetooth is still an issue correct?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chuckenheimer:
Well, heck. I'm seeing even the Xposed Install module Use USB for Marshmallow doesn't even help either. Not knowing enough about the module, it might even be used for something else.

Thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] semdoc:
Right.. Deeply hardcoded in frameworks...

So .. Enjoy it as it is :D
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
Got the NJ2 modem installed, got it rooted, flashed TWRM, clean flashed today's AICP nightly, gapps ... The install wizard crashes at the very first screen every single time. Is that a gapps issue, or...? Tried reflashing both the ROM & gapps again. No love. Suggestions? Using opengapps from 0121... Is there a better choice of gapps?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SuperGoober:
[MENTION=5752019]madbat99[/MENTION] , Mine stays on mtp by default . In fact it's the default setting and I've never touched it . Am I missing something here ? Bluetooth is also working fine .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
The crashing Install Wizard seems connected to the 0123 nightly, somehow. I don't have that problem if I flash the 0121 build.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Witchcraft! Lol. Don't know bro.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] thelangosta:
I think one of the htc one m8 devs figured out how to modify the system so that mtp is the default. Either lyapota or nightcervant but I can't remember which one.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
This was confirmed this morning on the Google+ page.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Tried a clean install of 1/23, setup wizard force close for me as well. Open gapps

Update: flashed 1/21, all is good. So far everything I use, works. Been meaning to try mm again. Very pleased and here to stay.

Only trouble I have is weather won't show up in system (notification header, cLock, lockscreen). Seriously no biggie, and sometimes takes a while to show up, even in previous builds (lp).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] chentago:
Is there any sort of fix for LTE? I'm on virgin mobile and I only get 3g with the apn fix.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
You have to flash rom, gapps, and apn fix. Boot up/set up, then back to recovery and dirty flash rom only (no wipes, no apn fix).

So if you've already flashed rom gapps and apn fix, and currently only have 3g, just boot back to recovery and flash rom only. Don't touch anything in the mobile network settings.

This info is in op as well.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] semdoc:
Status Bar Weather not refreshing issue fixed. FYI.

You'll get the fix with next nightly.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hellspawn3200:
hello i am running the latest nightly for d2spr and i am having trouble with my camera, the front camera crashes when i use it, and the rear camera is taking pictures in very low resolution. it says 8 megapixels but i dont think the pictures are actually 8 megapixels.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
The front camera has never worked on my d2spr with any of the AICP nightlies--yet. Open Camera and Camera FV-5 seem to work fine on the REAR camera...and with appropriate resolutions (at least based on the properties when I open the photos in QuickPic).
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hellspawn3200:
huh, i never used the front camera so i didn't know it didn't work
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wilberfan:
I don't miss the front-facing camera. (Well, not much anyway.) What I really miss is a working Adaptive Brightness! :crying:

Still a great ROM, though...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] hellspawn3200:
yea, my main issue is the picture quality, i took quite a few with the previous one, the android 5.1.1 one and they were all fine, but with the android 6 one my quality is less than half of what it was previous.

but aicp is my favorite rom.