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[Galaxy S III Android Development] RajashekarReddy.A:
The conversation looks quiet fruitful. I (everyone who loves and wants M on S3) believe that if you all form a team and work on a common base then the fruits would definitely be more fruitful than individual efforts.

As we know, Samsung has abandoned us with 4.3 JB device tree sources and exynos being one of the hardest to work on, the project will be on pace with great progress if all our experienced developers come onto one track for our legacy device.

Once, a proper base is formed, then the respective developers can work on their interested source (CM, AOSP, OMNI, SLIM) to release the ROM's for the users.

I am sorry if I have taken leniency into your personal interests or projects. And pardon me if I have written something out of sense which is because I don't know much about the core-development process.

What are your opinions on this dear Developers? [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] [MENTION=4901061]mcgi5sr2[/MENTION] [MENTION=4610599]Ivan_Meler[/MENTION] @dexter93 [MENTION=5231921]Gokulbalram[/MENTION] @arter97 [MENTION=4817632]varund7726[/MENTION] (I am sorry, if I missed out someone)

Thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
A Hangouts group perhaps?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
That's a great idea.

Of course it's better to work as team, same as we did CM12 with Moster2. Send me a private message with your e-mail, and I'll add you on hangout.

Everybody else who wants to help is welcomed as well, as long as you have required knowledge to help.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ariano Ângelo:
I wanted a ROM based on AOSP because I think that CM12.1 is too slow on my phone. Dunno if it's a hardware problem. Well I'll replace my battery and test again since she's doing bad stuff to me. Hope you devs can make a great project all together because united you can make the very best and proof to the greedy guys of Samsung that the S3 still have new updates and 1 gb still handle newer versions better than the crappy 4.3 JB that they left us on!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] varund7726:
My guess is since 6.0 and 5.1.1 are not very different in terms of framework as both stick to a similar concept

So I think the kernel which we use for cm12.1./aosp base should work for 6.0 with a few modifications( im not talking about exynos here .I'm talking about my kernel for oneplus one) but it should be the same I think except it will introduce plenty of new issues

For exynos I don't think its gonna be easy as we have had trouble since cm10.2 for these devices .

So I think people shouldn't keep asking for it and wait till its ready and let the devs do their job :)

Although I'm not sure of anything yet

As to To the features , all that have come for lollipop have to be implemented from scratch again .thats an issue

But I'm sure that devices who have a solid aosp ,cm 12.1 base won't have too much of a hastle porting to cm13.this does not include exynos 4 or 5

Just my 2 cents
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HTCDreamOn:
[MENTION=4901061]mcgi5sr2[/MENTION] [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] I certainly wouldn't call working with AOSP "pointless", difficult yes, but AOSP does have it's merits. For one my camera actually works now, which was never the case with CM after the first time opening the camera app.

Also consider that if the Haxynox team have learnt to get to grips with exynos then clearly they're now the best devs second only maybe to those such as the CM12.1 team who might have been working on the i9300 for a few years more. In this case if you work together as Archi suggests there won't be anything you can't do. Having a CM vs AOSP war would definitely be awful, whereas having the option of pure AOSP or CM13 worked on by devs with great knowledge of both is fantastic (I realise this is quite a user view but SIII is quite a user heavy community).

Other than that I appreciate the work of all devs here, having used and enjoyed both CM12.1 and Haxynox.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ariano Ângelo:
I would rather have an stable AOSP than a stable CM12
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Funky Pear:
a team of such developers as you all are would be at LEAST awesome !

you should be a team and besides developing together,you could share knowledge and experience as well!

its great thing to have a team, Generally speaking.not only for developing :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sercankd:
i guess this rom is abandoned.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZjemCiKolege:
[MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION]

Some people prefer pure android without modification CyanogenMod :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] colint3:
OK I am a noob how do I put this rom on my s3. Do I need to be rooted. Do I use ODIN.

Please help as I don't want to brick my phone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rp158:
[MENTION=1654598]colint3[/MENTION]: read the noob-tutorial
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Don't assume stuff this quickly
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fir1996:
Holly sh*t S II get android marshmallow 6.0 before us http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s2/development-derivatives/rom-cyanogenmod-13-t3223808
[Galaxy S III Android Development] winxuser:
But nothing works and it has a lot of hacks to get it to boot..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ivan_Meler:
Holy sh*t some of us also have personal life, On the other note we have made some progress on this but as i said before we have personal life and do this in our free time
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ark17p2t3:
1. Make sure you have GT-I9300.

2. Install custom recovery via Odin.

3. Download ROM and Gapps.

4. Put ROM and Gapps in your internal sdcard. (I always use 'Downloads' folder.)

5. Turn off your phone.

6. Boot into recovery by pressing Volume up + Home + Power buttons.

7. Make a backup.

8. Wipe cache, dalvik cache, data and system.

9. Flash ROM.

10. Flash Gapps.

11. Wipe dalvik cache.

12. Restart your phone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
[MENTION=4610599]Ivan_Meler[/MENTION] aims at a stable build with minimal broken stuff, so you might want to wait a little (more)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fir1996:
Ivan you understand me wrong I post that just to say how that device keep working with 6.0 marshmallow. Also thanks for your great work we are waiting for your big surprise .:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ariano Ângelo:
So?... He only stated that the S2 have already the 6.0, didn't ask for it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] clinford:
Been on ArchiDroid ROM for a while, its starting to get unstable for my liking.

So will give this a try, what kernel is good for this ROM? Boeffla?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Flo0fy:
I used the latest TWRP 2.8.6.1 and the latest build 0921 flash finishes successfully and then when I get to the android bootscreen it always keeps rebooting.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Suo.Eno:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=63097648

Grab logs from either. And clean flash before you do.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fir1996:
@mcgi5sr2 can you tell me if you still work on a fix for the boot loop issue on haxynox or at least fix camera and other bugs on the booted ROM.:confused: answer man .:victory:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] clinford:
I have installed with no issues yet.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] teddybear3k:
Any fix for GPS?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] conanDO98:
weird. i clean flashed 0921 and used for some time now but i experience 0 problems. Some people state that GPS is bugged but i do not know since i dont use GPS
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Stevan Dj:
Its known issue for some users. still if you want to try this you can flash the build mcgi5sr2 posted here but camera and other thing aren't working
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jamesvinz19:
Which is the latest build? Is it on the 2nd post?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jamesvinz19:
Okay. I've flashed this ROM right now. Only few questions:

- How could I navigate my files if there is no file manager? I always need to download ES F.E. from GPStore to have a file manager, thats inconvenient for me.

- How to disable button backlight?

- How to show battery percentage on status bar?

Sent from Earth.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fir1996:
Devs. Can you tell us how is the marshmallow development process go I need to know to help you can you tell me what bugs remaining .

I will try help. As I can:highfive:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
This ROM is just pure AOSP, so no bloat.

Those two mentioned things can be tweaked by Gravitybox (Xposed)

We haven't even got to getting a proper build yet afaik.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Prasath.B:
Would be happy if anyone is great enough to share the Screen on Time details?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HaarisTheBoss:
Are you people working on CM or AOSP for marshmallow?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
AOSP. CM source ain't out yet
[Galaxy S III Android Development] HaarisTheBoss:
But isn't cm13 buildable right now
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
I've checked their source, it's just the basic AOSP source code right now.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Phantogenic:
Installed clean rom, gapps, supersu and then let it do it's thing. Super smooth, however only issue I had was the automatic restore. It did all the apps, but not the messages or telephony data.

Also battery appears to drain very quickly even though I've tweaked a number of settings and have frozen a number of unused processes (TB), I'm guessing there is no custom rom compatible with this yet? I was running Blekota's Note 4 rom with the boeffla kernel and definitely miss the sound profile and long battery usage.

Great work Dev,

Linz
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Phantogenic:
Is this still an ongoing development?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
[MENTION=4610599]Ivan_Meler[/MENTION], you might want to take a look at this if you haven't already.

(Didn't know how else I could reach you, so here it is)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ivan_Meler:
I had similar commit but never pushed it (had some things to deal with in personal life)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arminbih:
I wanna try this ROM, but it does not seem to have much support, anyone care to compare it to last archis build?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Alright, no problem

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] The Funky Pear:
One simple question.

Is it worth to wait for an M build,or should i flash this LP rom of yours?

im patient enough...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Koogly:
Really Having High Hopes for this!!

Here's a VR

[YOUTUBE]eiE3enOHh10[/YOUTUBE]

Hope this helps!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] malybru:
Mod Edit

Thread cleaned

Please do not ask for ETA's

It is both rude and disrespectful.

I am sure that when an update is good and ready , it will be released

Thank you

malybru

Forum Moderator
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ivan_Meler:
http://imgur.com/a/IzkUE

We are still alive.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jaydee 77:
Themes are supported?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] CR4SH_eR:
NOOO!! This is supposed to be pure AOSP so no themes
[Galaxy S III Android Development] abol_fa:
Nice!

How many things are broken?

How many working?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
AFAIK, Color and RIL are broken

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZjemCiKolege:
I can help with debugging on i9300 :))
[Galaxy S III Android Development] M1n3cra4t:
Great! Will wait patiently.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] TheLastChoice:
Hey guys , I testing your Haxynox ROM with semcosh chip

20151002-0957 = bootloop

20151001-1449 - boot up and its really smooth, but few bugs like :

-Video playback (for example Facebook , Youtube , Instagram) stuck and reboot my phone

-Updating apps from Play Store stuck and reboot

In conclusion , every hard task leads to rebooting phone

I got no problem testing your next builds and 6.0
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ariano Ângelo:
Color? And RIL for what I know will be hard to fix...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] deny191:
Good work, Vukovarčane! :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] abol_fa:
Screenshots show a working camera,which is good.RIL as always, seems to be causing problems.keep up the good work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] frazzmark:
Confusing builds

Could you please update the first (or the second) post with the latest build? It's getting difficult to find the download links through all the posts.

Also big thumbs up for the devs, you're doing an excellent job trying to keep the i9300 up to date!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ivan_Meler:
Builds that are outside first post are made for testing and should not be used on devices without boot issues they were there just as a proof of concept we wont update 5.1.x builds as we switched to 6.0 now.

Also for those who might be concerned about N7100 in about phone that is there because i personally dont own I9300 but n7100 is almost the same device (expect for 2gb of ram,GPS chip higher clock on gpu and cpu and few other minor things) and we (Team Haxynox) support both devices but as i was first to get it to boot i decided to post screenshots over here as it is in same state on both devices
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Just a small question, how big was the result zip file?

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ivan_Meler:
around 200mb
[Galaxy S III Android Development] evilpacer:
First Build

Do you know when you pulish the first alpha or beta build ?

Thank you so much for your hard work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The_Voice_70:
Guys ... please... respect the Rules: Don`t ask for ETA;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ariano Ângelo:
Wait please. This is against the rules. And developing a rom like this one isn't easy and we have to thanks this guys for having this work. Our device have a crappy SoC and developing to this SoC is HARD

Enviado do meu GT-I9300 através de Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
I'm trying to build Haxynox and even if it builds and boots, RIL most might be messed up.

Just a heads up, not promising a anything.

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ivan_Meler:
Its sad to see individuals releasing our rom with changed name before we decided to do so, We were all doing this in our free time and to see someone release it just.. hurts and there is nothing we can do against it

And then everyone is asking why is s3 losing developers

I probably wont do anything like this again..

I could've spent time i spent on this with my gf like i should've.

Well we will still release M but..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
What? I'm building Haxynox just so you know.

Not entirely sure what you're trying to convey here but okay

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ivan_Meler:
I was not talking about you..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chimbat:
[MENTION=4610599]Ivan_Meler[/MENTION] I think that nobody on S3 forum doubt that originals devs of M on our device will release a great and reliable ROM. And most of us will wait for your release to try it guys.Thanks for your work.

Edit: I guess you was speaking about the "dev" who broke his touchscreen with Note2 kernel on M ROM ;) Bit scary isn't it?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Okay now I know what you're talking about.

What on earth is going on with that ROM

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] The_Voice_70:
Guys ... be honest ... that Rom ist Work of Team Haxynox. And nobody else. Nobody. Let the Devs do the things they have to do. We are not on Childrens Playground ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RajashekarReddy.A:
Off-Topic:

We, the harcdcore fans of what you people are doing for our lovely device with a crappy chip-set, convey our apologies on behalf of whom you are referring to (even though, the name is changed back).

We regard Haxynox team as the original team who are working to bring M to our devices and hope your work will get proper credits in future forks using haxynox build tree.

WE CAN'T AFFORD TO LOOSE ANOTHER SENIOR DEVELOPMENT TEAM because of someone's mistake. Hope you will continue your contributions to our devices as long as possible.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The_Voice_70:
True words, really true words. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ariano Ângelo:
We lose senior teams thanks to Samsung ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fir1996:
We sorry for that Ivan_miller We all make mistakes i hope that you can forgive that dev. Also i hope that you will continue this build it's almost stable for an alpha release don't leave us devs. We need you because samsung throw us (S3 owners) behind thanks for understanding:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ariano Ângelo:
He now have your team name one it and apologized. Btw, it will be very hard to make 6.0 work on S3 :/.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
We can't afford? Stop being selfish thinking only about yourself and the ROM you're about to receive, it's even worse than kanging haxynox's source code and not giving proper credit.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RajashekarReddy.A:
Hello [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] !

I didn't mean to say that it was a small mistake done by the other member. It is definitely a big mistake in this open source world. I didn't want to dilute the mistake but wanted to convey our(S3 community) apologies, so that the development team of Haxynox would understand that we stand by them and acknowledge their hard work.

I used the phrase "We can't afford" because senior developers like you, for whom we have deep regards to, have worked hard to bring our device to the present state :) (Thank you for it) . But as time moves, senior developers like you move on to other projects and we don't have any rights to question it, as you people contribute many personal life-hours for the sake of keeping our device updated. And we didn't want to miss this team due to someone's mistake ( I think I look selfish, but what can we hope more for our dying device? )

If my previous post was understood in a different way, I am sorry and I hope my intentions are clear with this post.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JustArchi:
Yes, and since you didn't do anything wrong, it's that user's only fault and he should be sorry, not you. By apologising in such artificial and false way you're not supporting developers, but stating clearly that they should keep working on the ROM regardless of what happened. Nobody here is commited to do anything, if Ivan and the rest of the team decide that they don't want to support so-called "developers" kanging their code, they won't work on i9300 anymore, and instead of begging them to stay you should instead show them that you do not approve what that user did.

However, most of i9300 users don't care about developers, development or how hard it is to do something that works here. All they care about is the result, and 90% of the community is actually happy that somebody released something, they don't care how it happened, not even mentioning the fact that it might be kanged from developers that commited their free time to work on something awesome. All they care about is download link, and freaking Snapchat camera working.

I don't know, maybe I was the only one who took your post wrong, but it looked like that to me, and if it did, there's a high chance that it looked like that to Haxynox developers too.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RajashekarReddy.A:
If I find a way to show that we don't approve that user's work, I would definitely do it first and then come here. I didn't even posted something in that thread, as it would be useless to argue or bring it to focus, and I found it better to show our respect to this team by posting my apology( May be, it's not the best way).

They are many users who understand the hard work that goes into making something possible on our crappy chipset and I accept that there are also many people who don't make sense by asking about something irrelevant. (XDA, being open, where anyone can join and pose (useless) questions without knowledge. New users take time to understand things and some may not understand it forever and continue with their non-sense and I believe it is hard to deal with these people for developers). But, I can assure you that there a pretty good number of users who acknowledge the hard work that goes into making something possible on our Crapsung device.

And, I hope that Haxynox team will understand my intentions after my previous post if they took my first post in a different way. (I am intermediate with my English language and I am working on it. :p )
[Galaxy S III Android Development] The_Voice_70:
Bad things happen. And that was really a bad thing. I only say: do not fight again each other. That does the hole world. Shake your hands for peace. And work TOGETHER with Team Haxynox to make that Idea of CM13 i9300 running.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RajashekarReddy.A:
Not even in my dreams, would I get into fight/argument/issue with a senior developer. I was just trying to explain my point of view and I completely accept with what [MENTION=5161352]JustArchi[/MENTION] said in his posts.

And yes, let us wait and see what would be the future of M on our device.

(I think we gave thread moderators some work to do. )
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZjemCiKolege:
[MENTION=6529333]The_Voice_70[/MENTION]

Archi wrote that no longer deals with this crap i9300 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ariano Ângelo:
Well, knowing how hard is to work on Exynos devices, I don't know how developers still have the patience to work on them. Seriously people let's be honest. We want our device to have the latest rom right? But how many man hours will be spent on that? The Haxynox team is working on that, yes, and I think it's nice from their part from doing that but it will be too hard to get to a good state. But still, people here in this forum sometimes speak about developers like they are gods, like you and they are not, they do this stuff by their choice and when people is able to do donations, I know they do. But let's be honest, why you think people still using a Galaxy S3, a device from 2012? Because they like it? NO, they simply don't have money for something better, and made a mistake of buying a Galaxy S3.

Speaking about that guy. It was bad from the part of the guy who did that? Yes it was. He already corrected the thing he did and the team got recognized for that. I think that the case is solved now, but in my opinion, XDA moderators should delete that post and someone from the team should do one like that when they want to.

Dunno if they will be able to make this rom work, but if they can I will be happy, but people who already is thinking on changing device, like me, learn with this. DO NOT BUY SAMSUNG DEVICES, or another device with Exynos or SoCs like this one. If this device didn't had the image and marketing it have, if wasn't a SAMSUNG Galaxy S3, developers wouldn't even buy it and care with it. My advise: Buy devices with Snapdragon SoC and you'll be happy, there will not be this arguing on XDA and developers work will be much better and easy to make.

Samsung is a bad brand which release to many devices and she can't update him, and she only care with the money from guys like us. Galaxy S6 will be a failure in the end just like this one. A good device, killed by Samsung.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] clinford:
This topic is about the ROM, not a ranting topic so please unless your reporting a bug or an update don't bother post here please.

Join the dark side, we have cookies.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chimbat:
Is it OK to flash the build 1809 from 20151103…? Did somebody tried it? Any feedback?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] luilly:
Doesn't boot for me.

Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Chimbat:
You just clean flashed the ROM without gapps and removing external sdcard for the boot, right?