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[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] althafvly:
Yes
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Zwenn:
Having tested F-Kernel for about a day it seems that battery life is better than with nova-kernel. I cant say much about performance which seems to be equal so far. The only thing that is a bit annoying: I do realize quite a delay when turning on screen. Is anybody facing the same issue?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Geocfu1:
Yes I have this problem too. But for me it happens only when i try to wake the screen with the home button. Also the nova kernel is more optimised for music since its battery consumption is significant lower when playing music (w/ poweramp) than the f-kernel's.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] vleutmans:
I noticed it too, only with zzmoove cpu governor. Maybe it's due to the fact that one processor has a too vast sleep? :)

Anyway, as CPU governors wont help much on battery saving i would stick to interactive governor, and maybe set the hispeed_freq to 800000 (with kernel audiutor) to save a bit of juice. Screen takes most battery...and don't forget to tame wakelocks.

BTW i use f-kernel 1.3 for Omnirom (kitkat 4.4.4) at the moment. Is there another F-kernel for lollipop too ?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
Yes, here.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] notDroid:
Hey, I'm using Kernel Adiutor to control the CPU and I/O but everytime I restart my phone, the settings of frecuencys and governor aren't the same as I set them, anyone have this problem?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Zwenn:
Hey, seems limke quickboot is not working properly for me after all. When I turn off the phone via quickboot the phone only does the quickstart after been turned off for not more than a couple of seconds. If I had it turned off for some minutes I am not able to perform a qickboot. The phone doesn´t react at all. I allways have to push the powerbutton for about 10 seconds and after that the device does a normal boot. Any suggestions here?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] gh0stzk:
You need to set the option apply con start ..

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[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] notDroid:
Yes, I have that enabled. I forget to note that..
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] vleutmans:
You shouldn't forget in kernel audiutor the upper right switch to enable each feature (cpu,vm etc.) at boot.

Furthermore you shouldn't combine with other mods like L-Speed, as these also set tweaks at boot.

If both are not your issue.....I don't know :(
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
Don't know. Tested quickboot with nf & f-kernel for many days & works perfectly here & alarm always rings after +/- 8h overnight. Try wiping cache & dalvick or check on/off in developer options.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] notDroid:
Oh I'm combining Kernel Audiutor with L-Speed, even tho L-Speed don't let you choose any governor and I/O.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
Did you check gov & I/0 immediately after reboot!? If so, you need to let your phone settle down for a few seconds for KA apply your settings, with a small delay.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] notDroid:
Yes, I checked immediately. I will try again waiting a few minutes after reboot.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] jijishthomas:
Nice work
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] notDroid:
I've tryed waiting a few minutes and the frecuencys and governor arn't as I set them before.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
Well, just rebooted 3 times to be sure & works fine here.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] notDroid:
do you use Kernel Adiutor and L-Speed?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
Yeah.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Xkirnel99:
Me too here and with f-kernel

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Actually when let the phone even it wake up with clocks it use quickboot but when press power-button it freezed
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] abc333333:
problem

Nice room and good batteey life..but why Android Os keep eating my mobile data and also wifi data..
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Xkirnel99:
Any solution for that error in link2sd ?? Btw any way to move apps to sd ???
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
Try this or search here.

BTW, you guys can start using XDA search bar or google before making so many questions:)
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] gh0stzk:
Actually im using lulzactiveQ and noop and things going good. With i/o sioplus, whatsapp messages arrives delayed..

I use greenify, amplify, powernap, all paid versions.

There is something with sio and some governors that makes sync delayed with that apps i mencioned.

OndemandQ, lulzactiveQ, performance with noop, are good, dont have delayed issues.

I will try starting now, with pegasusq and noop to test :)

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[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] hunter34:
Try to remove the SD card again to play goog installed applications
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
Hi guys,

If you want CyanogenOS 12 app themer, you can grab it here. Tested & working. Enjoy.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Anonymous94:
C-Apps?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] gh0stzk:
What i do is, download capps and only extract themechooser and audiofx and replace the original ones with this.

Because install capps bring alot of thrash apps like ambient core etc

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[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Galaxea:
bootloop

I was getting random freezes and reboots with the latest version so I reflashed after Factory Reset and all wipes, now I have a bootloop after it asks what language, etc during setup. Boots to the same place then reboots automatically.

I have tried flashing GApps directly after ROM and also flashing without GApps, same problem.

Any ideas please?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Xkirnel99:
I was search and googled but the solutions i find it didn't work for me, for that i was ask here if someone know and experieced in CM12.1, thank you anyway !!!!
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Geocfu1:
Try to re-download the rom. Make sure that you have wiped everything exept your ext storage if you are not sure on how to wipe them, take a look here. After that, flash only the rom without gapps, super su or any other .zip.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] say170:
Does anyone have a problem with Amazon Music with this ROM? When I try and play any downloaded music, it just exits. It does play my mp3s though.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Brask_Z:
PLS HELP
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
It's only theme choser with per app themer. Works fine.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] andy.macht:
quickboot not working properly on nf kernel here. (i dont use any app for cpu/govenor control)

phone does not wake up on Alarm :(

sometimes it does not wake up on pressing the power button, instead it crashes an reboots from Zero.

any suggestions?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] notDroid:
I like to use WhatsApp web but since I started to use this (like 8 months from now) every ~15 minutes my phone stop get glitched (maybe a bug?) where the wifi still working but not recieving internet, so I have to disable/enable it to get the internet work again. Meanwhile if I'm not using WhatsApp web the wifi works as intended.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] althafvly:
Only cm12.1 getting much battery life. Cm11 is not good in battery. Good work.☺☺
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Zwenn:
No, it just won't work. Wiped cache and dalvik and double checked on/off in developer settings. But the problems remains. Quickboot just doesn't work for me.

I even think of going back to nova-kernel. Even though battery seems to be better with f-kernel I find that delay when waking up phone / turning on screen simply too annoying. And I couldn't make out any difference in performance unfortunately.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
Don't know what to say, besides "simply don't use it then". Here works with both kernels. BTW, I changed to nf kernel a few minutes ago, even I don't like it, f-kernel really has those issues & delay when answering a call. It's a pity that fred stop developing for our device, but it's even worst that Mac dont update his kernel with some good features, from Fred & golden guy sources.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] gh0stzk:
Yes the delay turning on the screen is a knowed bug, but we have to live with that since fred stop the development of fkernel. Try with different governors and schedulers, and that bug dont happend toó much

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[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] $i1ic0nt3rm1t3:
Awesome

Working great. much appreciated to have this working!!:D
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] z1rqdym:
Where can I find the CM12.1 kernel in zip for flashing on recovery?

Robotics, Control Systems, Embedded Systems Design and Programming, Mechanical Engineer.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
Simply flash the ROM again.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Drahy:
Hello,

I am using CyanogenMod 12.1 [stable: 20160210] [FULLY WORKING!] version since yesterday + installed SuperSU + open gapps, nothing else is installed in terms of system changes. I pair the device with Xiaomi Mi FIt 1 (color) and with Jabra Supreme over bluetooth - there is a big problem with the mobile and bluetooth - sometimes (quite often) the bluetooth does not respond - the switch is turning back off and freezes the whole system - I mean the bluetooh just shuts down itself - i try to turn it on - it turns back off itself and freezes phone (only buttons back and menu are flashing and the screen is black). Even several restarts does not work - maybe fifth restart helped - does anyone know where can be a problem? Thx.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Xkirnel99:
I don't have any of that issued so try to re-flash the ROM with clear cach/dalvik and system ( make a backup before do that )
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Drahy:
I already tried that - I had this issue in past but it was very random and not so often now it seems to be very often... anyone else?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] gh0stzk:
I dont have that bug dud. Sorry i cant help.

And you dont need to install supersu on cm

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[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] fenerbuuh:
sry for this. But will we see an 6.0.1 ? and when yes when?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Xkirnel99:
Flash the stock ROM (it will take 15 min) it will wipe everything's and it should be fix all issues, after that flash the custom ROM (i do this method when have an issue in custom ROM and don't want fix )
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] King_Stone_69:
When CM 13?

GT-I8190 with SlimLP 5.1.1.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] omarmonajed:
i have a basic question. how do i flash this rom

1. requirements

2. procedure

thanks
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] tessuchan:
Hi,

I love this ROM and everything seems to be working perfectly. Everything except for one thing: I can't move apps on the external card. It always says "Couldn't move app. Not enough storage space." but I have over 20GB of free space on my sdcard. Any idea on how to fix that?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Geocfu1:
Take a look here.

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This problem is present since the begging of this rom. Unfortunately only the developer can fix it.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] shagadelic:
Hello there and Lollipopz.

I use Link2SD which, after a small melee with "dangling Symlinks" works like a charm.

Greetinx
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] PolishVodka:
I think is because your device has emulated (space from /data partition is splited to sdcard) sdcard + physical slot for sdcard.

When you have only emulated sdcard (like is on many newer device 16GB+ emmc flash storage) than option for moving apps isn't even available (its logical because /data, where normally all user apps are installed is the same space of disk size like /sdcard. So moving will be just nonsense option.

Moving apps to sdcard function (inbuilted of course) allows moving apps (but not whole data of app) to "primary" and "noemulated" tagged in framework sdcard. Where on your device physical sdcard isn't "primary" but "secondary".
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Xkirnel99:
How ?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] gtsfreak:
Any custom kernel to use with this rom?? As my phone charges very slowly even with a 2amp Samsung charger???
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] shagadelic:
Flawless, like i already stated.

The "F_kernel" is the only one i know of.

xdaforums.com/fkernel-5-x-roms-f2fs

Don´t know if it helps with your slow charging.

Maybe USB3 Fastcharge switched on can help...

But don´t forget to think about your battery...lifetime...how long you already use it... For example with a cheap one with daily use, mine is heading direction cemetary after about one year. My original samsung accu lasted about the double time.

Btw, if u use the f_kernel, you can expect loonger booting times and hanging of the lock screen from time to time.

Regards
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] mauam:
Right!!! But can you explain what you did. Don't understand what you said on last post.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] gtsfreak:
Any other kernel?????? Or any other way to charge this phone faster????

Sorry for bothering I'm new in this thread :)
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] vleutmans:
I think there is no other kernel. If you want your phone to be faster then revert to cm 11 or even cm 10.2 . The lower the android version, the lighter and less hardware requirements you have.

Br.

Michel
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Zwenn:
I wouldn't recommend F-Kernel. As mentioned above it has difficulties with some delays when turning screen on/ waking up phone and when receiving calls. After trying out F-Kernel for some days I am back to nova-kernel now and I can say that the phone runs way more fluently!
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] ale_93:
Hi guys,

the rom is running smooth but I've a problem while using Telegram: the function to record and send an audio message is not working.

The timer that should be running in order to show the length of the message is frozen and, when I release the button to send the audio, nothing happens.

I also found out that the same is happening with WhatsApp.

Are you guys experiencing the same problem? Is there a fix? Thanks a lot.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Geocfu1:
I used the inbuild root access and didnt flash supersu and for me the phone seems to be little quicker. Just my opinion though.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] gtsfreak:
Okay thanks I might revert to omni 4.4.4 :)
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] aha360:
Admittedly I am tempted to ask that question myself but to be frank, odds of the S3 mini getting CM13 are slim to zero, unless some surprise pops up out of nowhere. :(
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] shagadelic:
Hello Mauam, it´s been a while... :)

You point at the "dangling symlinks" i presume.

Neither i heard of them before, nore they ever occured on my android or other linux'es...:eek:

Finally i found a solution here at the forum :

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=919326&page=517

I finally decided to repair them (imho 1-2 levels deep) than to just delete them.

Of cause i don´t have to mention to better have an up2date nandbackup at hand, before you play on system´s ground.;)

Hope i could made the things a bit more clear, and perhaps it helps.

Fine regards
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] zdene6041:
Hello,

could anyone advise me. I have a low volume of the incoming call.

It's somehow remove.

I am sorry for my Englisch.

Thank you
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] dev.wes07:
Any of you have tried "Fix Permissions"? On TWRP??
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Geocfu1:
You can't remove it. The only thing you can do is when you receive a phone call, answer and press volume down (-) and then volume up (+). Also there is another way but it involves tasker and I am not fully aware of it.

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That's pretty misleading. Tell us what twrp version you are running and from who.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] dev.wes07:
2.8.1 from TWRP. Anyways, got me into a bootloop.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Geocfu1:
That depends on the rom. Search for this on the cyanogenmod forums.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Xkirnel99:
Yes without wiping data just wipe cache/dalvik
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Galaxea:
I have re-downloaded the ROM but I still have problems. I have tried with TWRP 2.7 and 2.8.

Sometimes it won't even do a Factory Reset (cannot mount System...)

When it does work I install the ROM and it boots to the blue face then restarts over and over. Do I try another ROM...? Please help.

EDIT: Plugging in the charger when it is on 4% is a good idea........!!
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] gh0stzk:
ROM works fine, is your device

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[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Geocfu1:
It seems like a hardware related issue since the rom is correct downloaded and tested by the community here. Try to fully charge the battery and flash the stock rom. Maybe you have to apply repartition too, not sure though. Keep us updated.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Xkirnel99:
I was have same of your problem a 6 months ago, i fixed with the stock rom, wiped everything and flash the stock recovery and flashed the stock ROM all this flashe's it via Odin 3.09, after that i re-flash the CM ROM and work perfectly
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Nixen241:
You can also try replacing battery, it might be causing problems
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Slay85:
Maybe is your battery dead, i did have before like you, install the Rom while connected to charger.

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[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Galaxea:
Thanks for all the suggestions. It was the battery. Reflashed with charger attached and all good now. Thanks!
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Zwenn:
battery problem

I would be very pleased if anyone was able to help me out here. Because this problem is about to drive me insane!

For I don´t know what reason something is eating up my battery in the background. As you can see in the screenshots: Even without turning on screen for about 1 hour there was about 5.5 min of 1000MHz! CPU usage and 8 min of 200Hz usage. Is that normal?

Is it because of Android System and WLAN settings asking for location constantly? Why do they anyway even when location is turned off all the time?

It seems like I dont have that problem in airplane mode as shown in the other screenshot.

I´m using greenify and the only things running in the background are skype and signal messenger. But even with those two apps running and don´t seem to have that problem some rare times after restarting the phone. Does anyone have a clou here?

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Xkirnel99:
Seem you use the WLAN a lot of time, first go to settings of WiFi>Advanced>and scroll down to Wi-Fi frequency band, change from automatic to 2.4GHz.

I use greenify and device control app to change Cpu to OndemnedQ, 128kb, noop, F-kernel, and the battery life it good for me
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Xkirnel99:
(I use the phone from 9 oclock in this morning with WI-FI and streaming video
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] +BOB+:
The frequency overview looks not to bad, I would say normal.

Yes, it's good to switch wlan to 2.4 GHz only.

Switch off also - "google can search networks even when wlan is not actvated".

I have also anabled to switch off wlan on deep sleep and I use network 2G only. All power settings on default and no special apps for tweaks.

But maybe only your battery is on the end of it's life.
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] VAMET:
Dear Friends

Macław, best ROM so far! :) Any chances for CM13 with Android 6.0.1?

Dziękuję i pozdrawiam serdecznie.

Sincerely
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Aldo698:
USB problem

Is anyone else having an issue with MTP connection?

When I plug my phone to my PC it keeps replugging MTP and I can't use it, it's only MTP and ADB, because even when those disconnect I can see that the phone still says "plugged to USB" in the testing menu but USB functions aren't working properly…

In the first screenshot ADB icon shows up in status bar and MTP works… seconds later nothing does but it's still plugged with USB

I'm using 20160210 and F-kernel with interactiveQ + noop

Ohh and btw when mtp was working (sometimes it does) I deleted a folder from internal SD … as a result all my internal storage and my external sdcard got erased, everything, i don't know what happened, I just deleted an empty folder
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Zwenn:
Thanks,

I did as you said but I couldn't see a difference. I don't think that it is WLAN related, as I have the same problem with WLAN turned off and using mobile data instead. I dont't want to use F-KERNEL again as I had so many problems with delays at many situation (like turning on screen and receiving calls). Sometimes after restarting the phone the problem just doesn't exist. But these times are slightly rare. What is the best app to find out, what is actually using the battery?

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I dont't think it's because of an old battery as there are times when this problem doesn't exist at all. The battery lasts almost 2 days then because I am no heavy user. But with this problem I can barely reach the end of the day. I think it is because of those times when the CPU is up to 1000MHz. I mean 6 minutes out of 60 minutes without even touching the phone the CPU is on 1000MHz. That is 10% on full power without using the phone at all.

Would you know any app to get a better view on what is actually draining/using battery?
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] warezhafid:
i was on stock and after installing this wonderful rom i'm having big time with gapps!

i've flashed gapps with twrp successfully but after reboot nothing happens just like nothing was installed!

any help would be apperciated!

thank you
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] PolishVodka:
How big in size are these Gapps? Probably too much for your system partition, try Pico (only absolutely minimum for working Google Play, everything's other you can install later), ARM, android 5.1

http://opengapps.org/
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] warezhafid:
thanks for your answer

size of gapps is ~= 230MB downloaded from novafusion website

will try Pico anyway
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] VAMET:
Dear warezhafid

Always choose Pico Package, because it's the most minimalistic package and if you want more applications you decide and just download them from Google Play.

Sincerely
[Galaxy S III Mini Original Android Development] Nixen241:
Open GAPPS seems to be working well on this ROM. I'm using it anyway....