yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] orsonbear:
I think Turbolukex5 solved the problem with a routine in the rom installation script. I haven't tried his file (rom with modified installation script) but I bet it works! It's a way to bypass the problem, I know, not the correct solution, but if the right solution takes too time and headhaches to be reached... why not? [emoji2]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gpjm15:
Can't play youtube videos :) but rom was smooth with 300-400 free ram. Substratum can also be install..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Youtube videos works just fine for me on 0808 build,try deleting cache and data from app
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gpjm15:
I would also add that screen flickering issue when playing games and watching videos.. hmm weird. Gonna flash again
[Galaxy S III Android Development] orsonbear:
It bootloops, for sure! [emoji2] Btw, I tried just now, (tried also a month ago) and bootloops [emoji13] Flashed latest rom, pico, the cfw file, then boot, setup ok, reboot in recovery, wiped data, reboot and... obviously bootloops![emoji3] Tried also your tricked rom: it boots fine! Wiping data it needs to reflash cfw file or bootloops. Cheers!

p.s.

it seems to me in all the cm or aosp MM kernel compiled since mid May (or so) the init.d execution is broken. It works on Agni kernel, all the other kernels needs to force its execution by SU after a complete boot and that's wrong (seems to me, uh!)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gonzikorn:
I just want to say THANK YOU. This rom is excellent. The best rom MM so far! I try a lot of roms, kitkat, lollipop, mm, and this is the best! (For my i9300) :victory:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] odyss199:
nop, i tried with stock kernel and busybox was no where to be found, but i installed from play store and everything is fine :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Even if it's due to busybox, I had made init copy the files way before within the script (meaning just after system and data were mounted.

It's quite the mystery again
[Galaxy S III Android Development] orsonbear:
Gokul, I suspect some little Exynos chip feature/bug factory introduced in a certain production period. You can try to change rom compiler optimization, or mount /data, copy the cfw, wait a second, then unmount and remount /data then set cfw permissions and proceed...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] n0rbi666:
Does Prisma (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neuralprisma) works for you on this rom? When I select picture from gallery - app just quit, without notifying why :)

--add--

OMG, it just started working....

I've tried to read logs with aLogcat - started app and it was working :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] orsonbear:
[MENTION=5231921]Gokulbalram[/MENTION]

Can you buid an Haxynox rom with the good old system? I mean not with this cumbersome ".dat" format but in "plain" zipped file and folders. This way it's more easy for me to operate for a bootloops fix (and other things!). Thanks anyway!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rp158:
Flashed latest build +SU All sensors working. No errors or reboots.

[MENTION=4146756]orsonbear[/MENTION]: took away all access-rights of sys/class.../brightness, but keylights are always on. Echo 1 to it helped neither. No big item, only fyi.

[MENTION=5231921]Gokulbalram[/MENTION]: for my slim system zRAM isn't necessary. For now I switch it off by swapoff in terminal after every boot. Is there any editable param to change it by Adiutor or AeroControl? KernelToolkit can, so it's done

Btw, ROM is 120MB bigger than your Slim b0.3.

And of course: thank you.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] N-Gage4ever:
Hey. I had negative critics about the dev. But making an aosp rom is a great idea. I love aosp much more than cm. But (yeah there is always a "but" about s3 roms) sometimes wifi signal drops and it's really annoying. It's the same issue on the cm roms.. Do anyone plans a "murata fix" about that issue?

Snapchat camera connectivity was suck. A girl mad at me and blocked me because of that issue. Bec I had to reboot phone to send her a snap. It was so sad.. So I changed stock kernel to agni kernel(http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=66459041&postcount=132) that should work but it didn't.. It gave me bootloop and I changed that kernel with Harfix3 kernel (http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/i9300-harfix3-kernel-wip-t3421289) It was so fast but again there was a snapchat camera connectivity problem. So I'll look for another kernel if I'd not find I'd change the rom to slim aosp 5.1 rom. I like android 6 because of the internal storage option for sd card..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
You could try placing a script in addon.d which commands the system to swapoff I suppose

I'm not a 100% sure about Snapchat and it's compatibility as I don't use the app myself, but let me see

Also I don't know how many of you care about Quadrooter, but here you go
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kippy51:
But isn't that because S3 is Exynos??

Sent from one of my Sammy devices
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Don't want many people coming in and asking if it's a problem regardless, there might be people who don't know and this is just pretty much to show them
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FAFAŁ:
when you install su I do not have wifi. Otherwise everything works ok test kernel nameles, harfix and standard. google translate rulezz :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
That actually sounds very very weird. Did you flash the ramdisk (system-less) version?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] shawezc5:
I want theme engine for this rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] limjh16:
It's supposed to be pure AOSp...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Download substratum theme engine from playstore and u will have it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FAFAŁ:
so the latest
[Galaxy S III Android Development] limjh16:
Wait subsatrum is compatible with haxynox? :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
The app works, but it's still RRO.

Basically, new system is "OMS", but the app goes into legacy mode once it detects that the system is RRO and you can still install Substratum themes. If you need to install older layers themes, you need to download the older Layers Manager
[Galaxy S III Android Development] RJBPrime:
I have a quick question. Is it possible to build in a setting to enable screen density changing? As when I try to change my screen density via build.prop, it breaks the Recents menu.

Please?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
u can download texdroider from playstore and change it there,i always use this app:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rp158:
Generally: which part of a ROM decides, whether init.d-scripts are supported/executed?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Did you build this on your PC? I could actually lend maintainership to you if you don't mind
[Galaxy S III Android Development] limjh16:
Lol your PC
[Galaxy S III Android Development] orsonbear:
Generally it's the kernel, and remain the best way to activate the init.d scripts support. It's possible to activate this support (a sort of) in rom by scripts or apps but this way doesn't have the same effectiveness of a kernel activated init.d support, but it's anyway useful for many tasks!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gpjm15:
^^ my screen flicker when im watching videos and playing Minecraft. Any fix?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FAFAŁ:
Haxynox Update!

2016-08-20

It works great job su me, working me wifi. Everything works quickly and continuously
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ekumlu:
Open gapps super I installed google play services gave the error
[Galaxy S III Android Development] i9000usersa:
Hi guys, could you please comment on the stability of this ROM? I have been on CM13 snapshot and I have been getting random reboots about once a day on average, and I would just like a stable feature complete ROM. I mostly need wifi, bluetooth, gps, calling, texting, mms, to all work reliably and be stable. Is this ROM what I am looking for? Don't want to have to flash this with wiping everything to find something isn't working. Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romgasm:
AOSP keyboard

AOSP keyboard's gesture typing is not working (build 20160808) . Hope it's fixed in the next update. Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] i9000usersa:
Thanks! I've read about the boot loop issue but it seems to have a known fix so that doesn't concern me. The other things like center clock I am not interested in at all, and to flash SuperSU is not an issue at all for me. All I want is a stable build without lock ups and system UI crashes, random reboots, slow downs, FC's, etc., with all the essential things like wifi, Bluetooth, GPS, texting, calling, MMS, working without issue. From what you have said this ROM seems to fit the bill. My CM13 snapshot yesterday didn't random reboot so I am going to keep an eye on it for a little longer, but if it gets frustrating to use I will give this a shot. Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] i9000usersa:
I just had another random reboot with cm13 so I'm getting ready to flash this, but I want to ask you guys, which version of agni kernel should I flash if I decide I need it? There are many versions, and I just downloaded 5.10.3. Is this the right one? Thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] i9000usersa:
Thanks. Would you mind explaining the differences between those two? And what app do you use to tweak the settings? Sorry if this has already been covered.

Btw, I didn't have the boot loop issue and everything seems to be running well so far. No random reboots yet. Thanks to the dev.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] yoahmad1995:
Agni comes with its own tweak app.

Harfix must be tweaked with third party app. I'd use Kernel Auditor from Play Store.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Michaelkorablin:
Harfix comes with Synapse, but it doesn't work for me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] romgasm:
Selecting Default App "Open with"

1. Cannot tap the first option in the 'open with' menu.

2. Constantly getting "connected, no internet" when connected to WiFi

Hope these issues are fixed in the next update. Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] viro18:
All the basics you mentioned are provided and are working stable. Dont know how this rom works when using gapps but nowadays no one should have to rely on google.

If you are looking for fully customizable rom then this candidate wont be yours (especially cm themes). Otherwise this is rock solid rom with awesome battery life and i am not missing 1001 integrated mods
[Galaxy S III Android Development] i9000usersa:
Let me just post my experience here as a way of saying thanks to the dev and also hopefully help someone looking for a stable ROM. I was on CM13 snapshot and was frustrated by the daily random reboots so I began looking for a stable ROM and found this. I installed it with nano gapps and superSU after wiping everything. I didn't have the bootloop issue mentioned in the first post. I used it for a bit and it seemed stable so I wanted to go ahead and see if I can try a custom kernel. I found agni kernel 5.10.3 and flashed it but I had trouble with wifi. The wifi would not turn on. I tried airplane mode, and even power cycling but I could not get wifi back. I decided to flash the ROM again but this time I wiped cache dalvik and system without wiping data, and then I flashed the ROM, gapps, kernel, and superSU without rebooting in between and now everything seems to be working well. I was having trouble with getting greenify to work but I haven't tried that after reflashing.

The only thing I wish for is a larger battery percentage. The system UI tuner has the option to turn on battery percentage but it is in the battery icon and too small to read at first glance. On CM there is the option to have the battery percentage next to the battery icon. That would be much better in my opinion. But this is not a feature request. I appreciate the ROM as is, close to stock, if that is what it takes to have a stable build. I have not had any random reboots and everything seems to work really well. If the dev could continue this line of work in seeing we have a stable AOSP build for Android 7 nougat at some point, that would just be awesome! Again, not a request.

Anyway, thanks to the dev and everybody who helped me with some answers along the way.

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Just tried greenify again and still not working. It keeps saying the auto-hibernation service was stopped. It was working fine in cm13. Anyone have any ideas?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Considering that you're running Greenify, you should try Gravitybox for the battery percentage (it works well because Gravitybox is meant for pure AOSP).

Also, Greenify used to work fine for me, dunno what's up on your setup
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arifnasirshaikh:
[/COLOR]Just tried greenify again and still not working. It keeps saying the auto-hibernation service was stopped. It was working fine in cm13. Anyone have any ideas?[/QUOTE]

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Just enable auto hibernation.. You'll be fine

Edit : if not.. Then you must be using some kind of task killer that kills greenify service
[Galaxy S III Android Development] i9000usersa:
Gravity box is an xposed module, right? I haven't taken the time to read up on that so I'm completely new to xposed. From what I've read it seemed like it could potentially be headache inducing, so I'll just leave it for now. But thanks for the suggestion.

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Just enable auto hibernation.. You'll be fine

Edit : if not.. Then you must be using some kind of task killer that kills greenify service

Still not working, and I don't have any task killer installed. Even when I try to hibernate manually it says there are no apps to hibernate.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Still not working, and I don't have any task killer installed. Even when I try to hibernate manually it says there are no apps to hibernate.[/QUOTE]

Are you sure you enabled root mode within settings? Greenify won't work well without root
[Galaxy S III Android Development] i9000usersa:
Yes, definitely had root mode enabled. I checked multiple times. I even went into super SU to make sure that it was enabled. No biggie, I think I can manage without it but I just thought it was weird. Thanks for trying to help though.

While I'm here, a couple other things. The agni control app doesn't show up on app dialer pro. I use it to launch all my apps, but no matter what I put in to it agni control doesn't show up. I have to launch the normal app drawer to find it manually. Sorry if this is off topic.

Another thing, also may be kernel related, I was benchmarking trying to get the most out of the phone and seeing how much difference overclocking makes, and geek bench 3 says that my phone cpu is set at 2ghz, regardless of what I set the cpu clock. Is that something the ROM or the kernel is reporting incorrectly to the benchmarking app? Just curious.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
How about admin privileges (within settings) and whatnot for Greenify?

Not sure about that mate

That's just because that's the highest frequency the kernel supports, nothing to worry about :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] i9000usersa:
Yes, I had given it admin privileges. I'll leave it for now. Thanks again.

Btw, not requesting or anything, or even asking about an eta, but what are your thoughts on nougat?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Nougat is personally aa headache for me because it won't build and it won't build because I don't have enough RAM to compile. So yeah that's that :/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 西村大一:
How much RAM do you have? I managed to compile CM13 just fine on 4 GB of ram plus about 2-4GB of swap. With a 2011 PC, it took forever, but it compiled. ATM I don't have enough HDD space, but I'll be more than willing to help you. ( and probably, you know, make Haxynox for i9305...)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Koksymilian:
Hello,

Which kernel wll be the best for this rom?

Thx
[Galaxy S III Android Development] costasparisis:
Battery percentage

Since you seem to be using xposed, there's a module called "battery Percentage Text" which does exactly what you want mate.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] limjh16:
I'm trying alrd :))

But I will appreciate a helping hand
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
I have a similar setup lol
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 西村大一:
Muh setup is this:

AMD A4-3300 oc to 3GHz

iGPU oc to 888MHz

4GB of DDR3 1333 oc to 1600 MHz

2x250gb hdd's, one with Windows 10 insider preview and one for storage.

2xSamsung SyncMaster 17" 1280x1024 monitors

And I sucessfully compiled CM 13 in a couple of hours. If I can help with something, just shoot me a PM anf I'll be more than happy to help ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
It's not exactly building a ROM in general that's a problem, it's a new feature Google added to the build system that's causing the problem. It's called JACK (It's not new since it's been there for quite some time lol). This feature was aimed to decrease build times but that was a result only on higher end system while slower systems took more time to compile with JACK enabled. In Marshmallow, it was not hard to work around this (if JACK is not enabled and you tried to build, the build would eventually error out and bam, but this was fixable with some hacks to the apps' source), but in Nougat, even those hacks don't seem to help, so I'm just stuck right now considering that the build system (with JACK enabled) just straight up told me that I have "Insufficient Memory"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 西村大一:
Not sure but have you read THIS ? It says here that you can alter some settings in the .jack file and modfy it's behavior.

Quote-on-quote
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Oh, never really new about this as I used to shug JACK off all the time. Thanks a lot!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] 西村大一:
YASS. So will you work on 7.0? If so, then I might be able to help somehow? Grammar Police corrected your error. Just doing my job as Officer.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Yep, pretty much means that lol. Also I meant to type in "turn" but I think autocorrect guessed what I meant absolutely right lol :P
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Koksymilian:
How to turn off display when notification is comming?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] djedjy:
Anything new about Android N? :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Anton2365:
Niice! :D

Buut.. For some reason, I can't get past the "Restore from Device" part in OpenGApps Stock package (I always get FC's), then I tried pico GApps - they worked flawlessly... :?

Anyways, great - I found no bugs except this gapps thingy - I'll try to catch the problem (logcat). ;)

EDIT: Didn't see your post on the g+ page... Also, does this ROM support init.d? Because then I can start up logcat directly from there...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XxFatiHxX:
Is there a bootanimation ? I am currently not going past Galaxy S3 splash screen.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] rp158:
[MENTION=7271664]XxFatiHxX[/MENTION]: there's always a bootanimation, at least android stock one. Your ROM doesn't boot. Follow the procedure, given for bootloop in OT.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] XxFatiHxX:
I fixed it this problem. But my second problem with gapps. I get google play services stopped error. Any way to fix it? (i tried Opengapps nano, opengapps pico and a-gapps)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] orsonbear:
Give to Google play service the following permissions:

Telephone, contacts, storage. Or all one time and forever!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NZedPred:
I decided to try Haxynox again. I had a boot loop when installing the latest rom, so no worries I thought, just use the cfw.zip as I used before. With TWRP 3.0.2-1, I get an error "could not find 'META-INF/com/google/android/update-binary' in the zip file". I'm sure it worked previously. I can work around by extracting the files and copying them manually, but just thought I'd ask in case there's something that I'm missing.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] NZedPred:
Tried that, the same result. I unzipped and no file or even folder paths with that name. Even renaming the .win files to .tar there weren't any files similar. Maybe there's a couple of different links????
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Hey guys, I thought I'd update you guys on what's up.

First off, development has been a little stale, we haven't really been doing much since we decided to refresh the kernel and well everybody is just busy in general

Second, even though [MENTION=4995498]Alexander_the_B0ss[/MENTION] had some suggestions for getting Nougat building, all efforts failed and I gave up altogether because I'd have to spend 10 minutes to see if the fix worked or not which got annoying over time and I just gave up.

Fortunately, I will be building a new PC altogether! Specs:

-Core i3 6100/Core i5 6400 (not decided yet, but there's a higher probability I'd go for the i3 even though the 4 core 4 thread layout of the core i5 would be more desirable.

-8GB DDR4 RAM clocked at 2133MHz

-Some MSI mobo (I don't specify the mobo because it's not a great mobo as such and I'm lazy lol :P)

-64GB SSD (I'll be using my trusty 3.0 HDD for compilation or maybe get a new HDD in the future)

-GTX 1060 (This one will be for the future and I can also put it work during compilation so that's a plus!)

I'm not sure when I'll get the new PC, I'll get back into action when I get it (or when there's a way to actually get Nougat compiling lol)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] limjh16:
omg y u kill intel hd graphics y u do dis 2 me
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
:>

I will be using Intel HD 530/Whatever is included for some time though
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kajoe:
With bigger problems I allways first flash original stockrom i9300. After that I try new roms.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] betonoias:
So finally got over bootloop issues and testing this rom looks fast and stable just one issue about the power menu. When I press the power button the only option is to turn off. How can we have the other options?

Is xposed module only option?

Thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] limjh16:
Yes probably since this is stock Android.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] orsonbear:
In play store there'r many apps with extended power menu functions. Root required!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gamerjim:
This is the latest version of the rom right? And if can't boot just flash the zip file mentioned above?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gamerjim:
Is this rom pre-rooted? Tried to play pokemon go but faced incompatibility issue.. thought aosp based rom should have no issue with safety net.. :confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Really? No it's not prerooted, but I'm clueless as to why this is happening
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Oh cool, great to know
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sameer23:
But pokemon go also doesn't works in cm13, I have unrooted it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ZjemCiKolege:
no? my lg g3 have premissive on stock without root and safety works and po go too
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FaserF:
For me it is smoother and more stable than CM13

Only issue I have I cant install apk files (unknown sources allowed). And I dont know how to install Google Package installer.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Gokulbalram:
Have you tried a clean flash again? Nobody here really had such an issue earlier. If that doesn't fix it, could you send me a log?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FaserF:
I have just tried using another browser than the built in browser in the settings and there it works. Looks like only the built in is buggy, but thats no problem for me.

Have done a clean flash a hour ago with the build from the 20th

Have choosen Pico Gapps as Arome didnt worked correctly.