yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
It's really up to you . I mainly wanted to see how the delta update worked because I test and log for Raja . Delta updater will only give you an update if there's something new in the way of a general fix , patch , or new feature to the rom as well as some specific change for the d2spr . That's my understanding at least . Instead of having to download and flash the whole rom it was about 40 megs and was a smooth update . I'm bleeding edge but not everyone is .

Not sure how you lost su as it does flash with the rom but glad you got it back :good: . Su is also flashed if you flash a delta update . For those unfamiliar with Exodus it doesn't use privacy guard , only Su .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Hmmm, for some reason I can't open TitaniumBackup. As soon as I click on it, it force closes. Tried with no layers installed, wiped dalvik and cache, wipe data, uninstalled and reinstalled, redid permissions by clicking off then back on. Not sure what else to try. Anybody else having same issue? No issues on the previous build.

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
I don't use it but I'll install it and see what happens and log it for you if it fc's .

edit : Seems to work fine .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Thanks. Not sure what's going on there, lol.

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Thanks [MENTION=7031856]Max Frost[/MENTION] per your suggestion on Hanhouts, it's fixed. Turned out it was a license issue. Had to uninstall and reinstall the license key for TB?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lonelyskatter12:
Made a flashable, tried it... bootloops cause it's not compatible.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Yeah octos is based mostly on cm, exodus is going more towards aosp. So kernels may not be swappable.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SuperGoober:
Hmmm

Best rom ever , over 160 downloads and only 8 thanks for the op which is sad, and most of those are the users who got him to build it for the d2spr . If your using the rom at least give a little thanks to the op . Heck , even if you don't use it then it doesn't hurt to thank someone who donates time and work into the community . Is it small balls or lack of courtesy ? C'mon :(
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Raja is...the man...the myth...the legend?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Hey I thanked every post from op. This is great. Any support for us is greatly appreciated.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] bhays33:
Many thanks to Raja! So far so good, good battery life and quite stable!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] nickel911:
Never seen my S3 run so quickly! Bravo
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wizzdome:
Was skeptical to try an M ROM yet as every time we get a busted camera. This ROM has impressed me, coming from PAC ROM which I have found is what works best for me... I am still learning this ROM and am curious... Where are recent apps now??? I used to be able to long press home for it and now I get some sort of search engine... So just thought I would ask. And better than great job Raja I hope you will continue to develop for s3. Thank you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Lonelyskatter12:
Just reassign it, usually in Exodus it's not On by default. I noticed that too
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
If you turn the on screen navbar on it's the 3rd button on the right . I love the navbar much better than the hardware buttons . That search engine thing is something to do with Google On Tap . I haven't had time to mess with it but have heard it's pretty good . Just google " google on tap " if your curious .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Playing with wallpapers to make Exodus walls. Here's my collection so far. Just started this.

https://plus.google.com/collection/ID85QB

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wayne-of3:
Loving battery life with this ROM. Anker 7200mah battery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
Review

Review of Exodus https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meQ7llGJj2Y
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wizzdome:
Just something quick not sure if it has been addressed... camera is working but get fc if switch to vid...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
I just tried it and mine's working fine . Switched it back and forth several times . What gapps are you using and which camera ? If you did a google account restore and it restored a camera from the play store that could be the problem . I'm on Banks Dynamic gapps and using snap camera which is fast and snappy .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Rawb0Ss:
I was excited to see this release a few days ago. I didnt have time to play around with it until today. For some reason, it is not rooted. I came from a Oct 6.0 weekly build. Followed install instructions in OP 100% using opengapps. Boots up fine and everything. Test root or use a rooted explorer and it fails. No Supersu app installed in the app drawer. I enabled dev mode, no option inside of there neither. I installed Supersu Pro from the playstore, open it up, just goes back to the home screen. Any ideas or tips would be appreciated on how I can get rooted on this rom. Aside from that, I am really looking forward to Exodus, especially official builds for the S3.... major thanks to Raja and the team!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Try reflashing. SuperSu is baked in. Or flash SuperSU. I think the latest is beta 2.71

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
dinger is right . This happens once in awhile on a clean flash . The su just doesn't seem to take . All you have to do is grab this http://download.chainfire.eu/932/SuperSU/BETA-SuperSU-v2.71-20160331103524.zip and reflash from recovery and it will work . You'll be rooted . Alternatively you could just reflash the rom dirty again .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wizzdome:
Used open mini no restore may check out a different gapps camera works fine tho. No bid but that's OK for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Rawb0Ss:
Thank you dinger and Max for the reply and suggestion. That is strange that su doesnt take every once in awhile during a clean flash, it has to be something different.

I downloaded 2.71 su and put it on the sd, started over as a clean flash again. I was going to post what it said under the ** Super Su ** section during the flash, but it was different this time. The last few times it said boot was already applied or something like that. This the output this time was different, and I had 2.71 in the zip queue, and that output came out the same. Now I am on the Exodus optimizing app screen. I cant wait to dig in and check it out, and when I do I will come back with an update.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
Sounds like maybe the su patch that helps it survive rom flash, ota's etc might have been applied in the past . Maybe why it hiccuped . You don't need to start over , next time just flash the su . Let us know how it goes .:good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Rawb0Ss:
Not sure what did it, but I was able to gain root access successfully this time around. :svetius: I will remember trying to flash Supersu after if this problem ever happens again, as this was the first time I experienced this or even heard about this type of hiccup. I noticed the apps.conf has quite the list inside, but since I flashed to Verizon on this phone, I replaced it completely and made the changes in buildprop. Even though I have the Pro version of SuperSu, I can not get it open to change the settings around. Im assuming this is due to it being baked in, but there must be a way to get it to load or change the options.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
I can't help on this one . Maybe visit the supersu forum and ask there in chainfire's thread . Since you have pro maybe you'll get some help . You could also maybe try to install the playstore pro and get the actual su icon in the app list again . I think the rom does fine with 2.65 and so on where you can use the release ver rather than the beta . This would be an interesting thing to ask at the Exodus G+ community for those users who do have the paid version of SU , someway to block the flash of free su over paid .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
In settings, clicking the 3 bars at top right, opening the slide menu on the left, SuperSU should be listed there. Or do you mean it's not there, or it's there and does nothing when you click on it?

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Rawb0Ss:
I did not know about the 3 bars for the Exodus settings! :eek: Thanks again for that tip. I was bummed out at first there was nothing like this in the app drawer or in the settings list.

Very nice to have these Exodus settings though, and yes SuperSu is visible and I can access it like normal. It shows up as the Pro version that I downloaded from the Play store, so good to know it upgrades just fine.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Glad ya got it working??️

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Rawb0Ss:
Yesterday I noticed when I connect Bluetooth to my car, it plays my music just fine. If I call someone and whether they answer or not, if I hit the hang up button, it never hangs up. It says Hanging up and it flashes several times then the phone instantly reboots. If they do answer the call, the audio still doesn't play through the car. Now if I turn off Bluetooth or turn off only the Phone part of Bluetooth, I can make calls just fine and hang up just fine without any lockups or reboots, and I can still play music from my phone through the car. So obviously there is something going on there when BT is connected and using Phone audio for calls. Then when this issue is happening, the bottom half of the back of the phone gets hotter than normal. I wonder if I am the only one with this problem or if it is a known problem... as I know BT in general has been lately with CM13. If there is any other info I can provide to help figure this out, please let me know. Otherwise I will continue to update nightly's and test each time to see if there is any difference and hope for an incoming fix in the future.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
Exodus does use the CM device trees . I think it's a known issue . I don't have any BT devices but understand it's a problem CM is working on .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
I have been having similar issues. As [MENTION=7031856]Max Frost[/MENTION] has said, this is a CM issue. I have posted the issue as an issue in the CM Nightlies Jira and in this CM forum: https://forum.cyanogenmod.org/topic/119262-bluetooth-issue/?_fromLogin=1

I hope that something is being done about it but I have not received a response one way or another. I have also posted in the Vanir Google+ forum.

Just flashed Exodus today and so far am liking the ROM.

Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wizzdome:
Curious to know if there is otg support for this ROM... Or something thing I can install to use otg with this device?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
That is a function of the kernel. I don't know whether the cyanogenmod kernel, which is what this ROM installs be default, supports OTG or not. I use the dkp kernel by [MENTION=4932679]decimalman[/MENTION]. It has OTG support and there are other kernels out there which support OTG.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wizzdome:
curious... does the kernel you use support OC as well??? I ran an OC kernel on my Tab 2 and it works better than ever... I think a new kernel is likely what I need you have a link to the thread where you got yours???
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
Yes and UV. Check it out. It's a great kernel.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2174403
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Alfonsec:
Found this in another thread, fixed the apn for boost mobile, I'm sure it'll probably work for other carriers as well -

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=66734418&postcount=10663
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] wizzdome:
installing now thanks
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
Bench

[MENTION=2597290]techdog[/MENTION] and anyone else running dkp kernal . Can ya'll maybe get this - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aurorasoftworks.quadrant.ui.standard&hl=en and run it and post your high score please ? Curious who's settings is getting the highest scores so maybe we can share settings etc . Also would be great if you could run this one too . More comprehensive . https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.antutu.ABenchMark&hl=en Overclock it and tweak it out and get the highest score !!! [MENTION=2921997]dingermtb[/MENTION] c'mon dinger , show us what'cha got :)

Thanks

mine = 27088 = Antutu score on first run using stock kernal , stock settings except gov was switched from interactive to performance . 1512 freq .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
antutu

mine = 27088 = Antutu score on first run using stock kernal , stock settings except gov was switched from interactive to performance . 1512 freq .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
Marshmallow supports it natively now. Plug in your otg storage and check your notification tray. Should have option for explore, and eject.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
Just flashed the latest nightly. Is anyone else having issues with the phone? The volume is WAY TOO loud and the sound is VERY scratchy. Like an old victrola playing the sound from the phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Rawb0Ss:
I just tested a couple calls and tested a few songs with Google Play Music and everything played fine and sounded normal. I have not tested Bluetooth again yet, but that is a separate issue that I am having.

Could it be some other app or sound settings causing it to amp the sound up to for it to be too loud and distort it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
Entirely a possibility but I thought I would ask first if anyone else is having issues, since this hasn't happened on any previous flash of exodus. My guess is that it is one of those interaction things caused by an existing app and something fixed/added in Exodus. It could be a bug or it could be a permanent interaction in which case I will have to find the app causing the issue for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
Kernal

LoL I'm surprised no one has bitten on the antutu topic and posted a score . I was curious because when I try the aforementioned kernal I have to overclock from stock to almost 1700 just to equal the stock kernal score . If I flash that 3rd party kernal my performance takes a big hit and the rom becomes buggy for me . It seems a bit outdated . Maybe if it were updated for 6.01 it would smooth out some . Any comments ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Alfonsec:
I have an issue and I'm completely lost. I flashed the latest nightly without problem. Several hours later I am listening to Google Play Music and all of a sudden the song stops and the app freezes. I am now unable to access anything on the phone via ES File Explorer or any other file manager app. The gallery app no longer displays any photos and everything is incredibly slow. I tried to use a memory management app to see how much memory is available but apparently it is unable to access the memory. I have wiped everything and reflashed an old version without luck and have even dropped back down to Lollipop without any improvement. Any ideas??
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
That sounds pretty bad . Have you tried hooking the phone to your pc while in twrp to see if you can navigate through the file system ? If not try that and see if downloads , pictures and stuff are all accessible . If so try copying from the device to the pc . If that works you might want to consider flashing back to stock with a one click just to see how it runs with stock .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Alfonsec:
I can see the files while mounted in twrp, however I am unable to download anything from my phone nor upload anything. Additionally, the phone is running HOT! The battery dies within an hour and the culprit is Android OS followed by Gallery.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
It sounds to me as if you have had some type of hardware failure or hardware issue. Do you have an external SDCard? If so, pull it and then reboot and see if that solves the issue. If you don't, try pulling the battery and leaving it out for 15 minutes or so, then put it back in and restart.

Are you over or under clocking or over or under volting? If so, put everything back to stock and see if that helps.

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My personal experience is that Exodus rums more smoothly with the dkp kernel than the CM kernel. Also, I like the choices of governors, clocking, and volting that I get with the dkp kernel. When you were doing your test, did you use the performance governor for dkp?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xdause:
anyone using hotspot? is the native hotspot working for you? Thanks.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
I hadn't noticed it, but since you asked, I tested it. I am able to start the hotspot and I can get a client to connect but the client has no Internet access. The phone does have Internet access. So, the routing does not seem to be working properly.

Anyone else having issues with the hotspot?

Edit: I also tested the USB tether. My computer gets an IP address from the phone, I can ping the phone's IP address, but that is it. No Internet connection.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] techdog:
I was able to get both hotspot and usb tethering working by using the fix in this post:

https://android.stackexchange.com/q...ring-on-nexus-5-android-m-version-on-sprint-t

I needed to set the build.prop and ALSO the tether_dun_required setting.

Here are the instructions I used:

After Android M (Mashmallow) Preview 3 -- You need to do the following to get tether / wifi hotspot to work:

1. On your Windows computer open up a terminal and type: adb shell

2. In the terminal window, type: " su - " (check your phone to approve)

3. echo "net.tethering.noprovisioning=true" >> /system/build.prop

4. Run this command: content insert --uri content://settings/global --bind name:s:tether_dun_required --bind value:i:0

5. Reboot

This worked for me.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SuperGoober:
Good information to know [MENTION=2597290]techdog[/MENTION] and great job on bringing the fix to everybody . :good:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
this is wierd for sure . Testing a few things and will get back to ya .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] SuperGoober:
.Itching for a new build !
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xdause:
This works for me as well. I did not have to apply this with other marshmallow builds though. Another note is my file system was read only.

I had to "mount -o rw,remount /system" before editing and mount -o ro,remount /system before reboot.

Thanks. Does this need to be applied every update?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
Talked to Raja M , he thinks he'll be able to resolve this within the build level but is swamped with some stuff and just needs some time . He's working and taking care of a lot of roms . Might be a few builds on down the road before you see it implemented . He will be reviewing techdogs fix and yours as well xdause .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rootinchase:
OTG is supported on this ROM, and every ROM I've used on mine.

Sent from your phone, you should be careful where you leave it. (And make it harder to hack)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
Whats the largest size otg you've used with this device ? Do you know if 64 gig is supported ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
Flashable APN Selector

This may help some people . Hopefully Virgin Mobile and Boost users especially . It's a flashable menu driven APN selector you run From recovery . If any Boost users or VM users have luck with it please let us know .

Credit for due diligence to [MENTION=328952]JakeG1984[/MENTION] for finding and spreading word , it's how I found it plus his useful info and post at http://xdaforums.com/show...ostcount=10663 :good:

File is at https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24531035584725098 :good:

Credit for this apn selector should got to this guy [MENTION=6580416]ChangeOfJinzo[/MENTION]

http://androidforums.com/threads/all...s-too.1024839/ :good:

It definitely worked for me on Ringplus . I did not have LTE until I flashed this a while back . Now I have solid LTE .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] rootinchase:
The biggest I've used is 32gb, but I'm 99% certain you could use your 64gb one with it. Max storage capacities don't mean much, I've used my 64gb sdcard on a phone with a 32gb limit.

Edit: I have now tested 128gb and it works.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FLDataTeK:
I installed the ROM no issues and love it. Its fast as hell... But the problem I am having is I can not get Data/Internet to work on it. I am on Virgin Mobile and have tried all the suggested items in this thread to get it to work. Voice seems to work just fine. Also if I go into the status screen it shows Voice: in service Data: in service but cellular data disconnected. It tries to connect but fails. I have tried switching to CDMA , LTE , 1x etc in both the cell settings and in the special menu and neither works. Also flashed the fix listed a page back and have tried both Sprint and Virgin Mobile as carriers and nothing..

Any ideas to try?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] madbat99:
If you have everything except cell data working right now, try booting back to recovery and dirty flashing just the rom. No wipes, no fixes, nothing else except hit install, hit the rom file, swipe install. Wait till it finishes then boot up phone and see if data is working.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FLDataTeK:
I'll give that a try...

I did do the Wipe, Flash, Gapps, reboot, dirty flash, Gapps, reboot and it didn't work but I'll try yours and see if it takes..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FLDataTeK:
Nope did a OS wipe then a full clean flash to get rid of the fixes from my previous flashing... then booted then went back to recovery and did a dirty flash (no fixes or anything else) and still no data..

Its showing Sprint network LTE 4G and voice and data are showing In Service and cellular network state is either connecting or disconnected.

Model Number: SPH-L710

Bootloader: L710VPUDND8

Base Band Version: L710VPUDND8

PRL Version: 33041

Exodus Version: 6.0-20160410-NIGHTLY-d2spr

Recovery Info:

PhilZ Touch 6.26.6

Clockworkmod v6.0.4.8
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] xdause:
er... if you have lte/cellular data problems than you need to flash an apn fix for your cell provider. this has nothing to do with the preferred network type selection or what network icon is showing if you are using a mvno.

Good rom but I switched when add user doesn't seem to work. Goes to exodus wallpaper where nothing happens but can use power button to reboot.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] Max Frost:
Are you on Sprint or MVNO ? I'm on ringplus and both 3G and LTE work perfect for me . I do use the apn selector a couple of post back and choose ringplus . I get 3G without it but not LTE which is not the roms fault , it's an apn issue for ring plus . Try that one time if you haven't already .
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FLDataTeK:
I am on Virgin Mobile. I've tried the APN fix listed in this thread and one other and while voice works fine data doesn't want to work. At this point I have just went back to my other phone. But I am amazed how fast and smooth 6.x runs on the S3. Its like a whole new phone.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] dingermtb:
Later on tonight, i'll upload the APN fix that I use on my S3. Works perfect. You can try it to see if it helps ya.

EDIT: I can do it now, forgot I had it on my Drive.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/0By5C3rBWmML3VnhCZlJiSm5PcVk/view?usp=drivesdk

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[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S III] FLDataTeK:
Thank You I'll give that a shot.