yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
It starts to record fine but when u press stop nothing is saved in gallery

Tried with Google camera and open camera ( Open camera says after u stop recording this file may be corrupted)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sunny1234590:
Yea that's how it is on the previous builds.

BTW, tried using Substratum Theme Engine?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
No i haven't tried it..I'm not planning to use it anyway
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
You can set the double tap home button action to open your menu.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wayne25125:
I feel my battery drain very fast when I use 3G network on the 20161009 bulid +boeffla kernel I only can use my phone about 3 hours .

PS:This rom permonmance is so amazing about one 4~5 years cellphone thank for every dev work on CM 14 ! I am very interested about next bulid.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
Note that RIL is working, but is still a WIP. Forkbomb444 is still merging commits to enhance the RIL and this build is only an alpha build and needs a lot of developing to reach stable state.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] wayne25125:
Yes every dev is working very hard for this project

Thank of every developer~
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SteStanich:
I tried it but didn't work, it seems nothing works in buttons settings.

this rom is a surprise, I'll peacefully wait for a fix :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kippy51:
TiBu had me baffled for a while aswell ... Just start TiBu, on the main page, bottom right click 'Problems?' And on the next page 'Settings'(last option) and you're in your Menu where you can setup TibU as normally!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
Worked for me. Recent button settings won't work but home button settings do work.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] sunny1234590:
That's right. Home button settings work normally.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SteStanich:
thanks guys, I was on Oct 6 build and did not work, I flashed last one and home button double click made the job (long pressing still not but who cares?!)

cheers!

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I tried it with for recent apps and launch camera, it vibrates but produces nothing.. double click's working instead :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lucas09pl:
How to get the Wi-Fi working? I flashed CM 14 Pesci2k's from 09.10.216 and everything worked fine but my Wi-Fi MAC address was like 00:20:00:00:00:00 and when I turned on wifi in settings it was just saying "looking for networks" whole time. Then also flashed boeffla kernel and gapps, and flashed wifi fix (murata and semcosh both didn't work) what can I do??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
If you flash the wrong file to fix your wifi, your second wifi fix flash will not work. If you don't know which file to flash try a dirty flash of your rom before flashing each fix and then test the result.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Rashdan:
good evening all

FIRST thank for the DEV we have cm 14

my question is this cm 14 better than cm13 for daily driver ??or should i wait .......thanks in advance :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SteStanich:
Basic stuff works and for me no reboots, yes you can use it daily.

I miss xposed and a few other things that are a must for me, but it's just my taste, so it's up to you

I'm pretty sure cm14 will be better than cm13, it's just an alpha but so fast and battery friendly.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MaxMustermann2.0:
If you can live without video recording and GPS, yes you can use it as daily driver.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] schwarzerfleck:
It depends. The ROM is hella fast but some reboots occur here and there and for me, battery life is pretty random. Sometimes it lasts for years and then there are days where I have to charge my phone after 3 hours. But overall I love CM14. Everything I need works well, just the lack of xposed is a pain. But I can live without that since many modules were just gimmicky :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Rashdan:
OK thank you all :)

appreciate your answers

here we go cm14
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Tech-Ina:
If stability and battery life is what you're after, then no. Battery life is still relatively poor and I get some reboots from time to time. However, this doesn't stop many people from running cm14 as a daily driver, myself included. It's relatively stable. If you can't wait to get your hands on the latest and greatest, go for it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] schwarzerfleck:
Could anybody please help me? I am experiencing very poor battery life. First 3 entries in the battery stats are a bit... cryptic. What can be done against this? Thanks

I am running the 06102016 build with Boeffla kernel.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Tech-Ina:
Try the 20161009 build. It has a significantly lower CPU usage with the screen on.

Edit: Also, I like to limit the max CPU freq to 1000 MHz. People are experimenting with different governors, I think zzmove is what's preferred for better battery life. Personally, I stick with lulzactiveq for the sake of smootheness (pegasusq ran like crap on CM13) and try to extend my battery life by lowering the max freq and Greenifying some apps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LuciferIII:
Lack of Xposed is the only thing that keeps me from.uaing it as daily driver,can someone tell me how much time it took till xposed for android 6.0 was ready?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gpjm15:
Dude.. the Golden rule... "Don't ask for ETA"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] reyesdv:
Prueba de cm14 en S3 i9300

He probado la ROM 20161010 hasta ahora va muy bien lo único que no funciona es la cámara, también es cierto que la batería dura muy poco, en cuanto a los reinicios me ha ocurrido solo una vez
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mendim.M:
Just realised this problem has to do with permissions, the overlay is not correct!

Solution: Just go to settings/apps and set permissions of the app.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LuciferIII:
Here is my rule,pls read what i asked!

I did not ask for ETA of xposed,i just asked after how much time it took for xposed sdk23 to arrive.

I did not mention for ETA of sdk24.

Do not run aroud and try to teach people about stuff they already know.

Clear?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nik60:
hi

XPosed for SDK23 there is already

here

use ARM version

https://www.google.com/url?q=http:/...ds-cse&usg=AFQjCNHnl-KNKlKuy6AUBCI0l_-hlAqgVw

or here

https://www.google.com/url?q=http:/...ds-cse&usg=AFQjCNHoQ9HZlqL5zr0iZuIMebEpeUzhiQ
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dimuthu7:
i think he asking time i mean gap 6.0.1 google release date and sdk 23 release date
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kippy51:
Thanks, but [MENTION=4300460]djedjy[/MENTION] beat you to it in post #453; but indeed, that solved it.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LuciferIII:
Do people here even read what o write,seriously whats wrong with you

Edit: dimuthu7,yes you are right!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hummerh2back:
Nope, wait oficial build.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] guhvanoh:
There is a forum for Xposed, your question is best researched there. All you need is the difference between when Xposed was released and android 6 was released...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ubz91:
Hi, I followed the previous posts but was unable to decide which version has working RIL. What is the configuration that you guys are running for a working RIL with no random reboots? Build + kernel + gapps? Please let me know. Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] FaySAL Majoka:
The build Ril Working

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=312978532265362835

The boeffla

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=385035244224383274

And pico gapps

http://opengapps.org/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ubz91:
Thanks! Will try it and see how it goes.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] minealex2244:
Let's give you the answer :) It took ~3 months for Xposed sdk23 to be released. But never compare that Android version and the Xposed version with the actual time. Maybe the development of Xposed sdk24 will take longer. Some unofficial builds

can

appear. :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
If I'm not wrong we had Unofficial builds before that 3 months , before the official Xposed SDK 23 release.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] minealex2244:
We can expect this type of builds everytime :) I'm not sure if there is any unofficial build, but Google is indexing everything.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LuciferIII:
Thank you! Finally!

Well at least i wont be worried that xposed will be there in 8 months etc...I cant live without exposed!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
Anyway I don't need xposed anymore. I used it for Greenify+Android N-ify+SD fix.

But now on Nougat, RAM management is much better so I don't Greenify anymore, and hell yeah I'm on Nougat already so no N-ify is needed!! And I can live with that SD problem cause I have Es file explorer. And I think that OT is enough. I wish that I could test a CM14 build with latest forkbomb444 commits. We miss some of the latest commits I assume. Any body willing to build one?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] minealex2244:
I'm still on CM13 20.08.2016 snapshot and I use Xposed only for Android N-ify :) ... Is RAM management more good in CM14 than in CM13?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
I feel that it is indeed. I'm not using Greenify and my phone is still running fast and smooth. Rock solid for an alpha build.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nik60:
Explain better another time

You speak about XPosed

You are confused

I answered for help you but is the last time
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mohand06:
The alpha build is ok when it comes to running apps as used on cm13, but man! battery draining really fast, Boeffla kernel & Lspeed or not!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Battery is okey for me even after 2 days of full rom usage :)

Must be some app that eats your battery ,I'm sure it will get better when more time passes and development kick in in full power xD
[Galaxy S III Android Development] leleobhz:
Testings

[BUG REPORT]: Permission screen is corrupted and does not allow selection. Workarround: Pre-set permission for the app.

About camera: Works OK with OpenCamera, but what is that mess???

GPS does not report notting in adb log, but Ill try to check if my n000b issue detector can see something.

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About camera: Video: Unstable. OpenCamera records but does not save, telling file is corrupted.

About camera: After ANY change of image configuration (Particuarly resolution or faster camera mode change from video to still and vice-versa), camera crashes, requiring reboot.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xdasu:
i'm looking for the best boeffla kernel balanced setting between battery savings and performance ,i'm open for suggestions :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] leleobhz:
About camera: Video: Unstable. OpenCamera records but does not save, telling file is corrupted.

About camera: After ANY change of image configuration (Particuarly resolution or faster camera mode change from video to still and vice-versa), camera crashes, requiring reboot.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] minealex2244:
After testing a little bit CM14 09.10.2016 (plus Boeffla) here is what I can say:

-

NOT SUITABLE AS DAILY DRIVER!!!

(there are still critical bugs!)

-camera recording, but not saving any video

-no random reboots :)

-Google Services permanently crashing (makes impossible to login into Google account)---(maybe fixed by Pico Gapps, I used aroma)

-battery life is the same as on CM13

-

I didn't need to install the WiFi fix! (anyway, I'm semcosh)

-some broken features like the battery style not applying

-phone calls, messages etc. all working perfectly

The ROM got really stable since first versions! :D

After 2-3 months it will be almost suitable as daily driver.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
Having closely followed the posts here (I have not flashed it yet, because my S3 is my daily driver) the big bugs are:

Camera

GPS

Theme Engine (?)

Battery drain

App permissions.

Or are there more?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mohand06:
What keeps me from adopting this rom is only the battery drain issue. Except for camera not saving video recording and the gps feature I didn't finish testing (after some reading about gps.conf that needs adapting) , all other daily usage apps work fine. I even installed latest Arise sound system build which dramatically boosts sound quality and volume on this device.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pesci2k:
Fourkbomb and other developers are currently working on camera issue (you can't record videos but also applications like Google Duo wont run).

Regarding Google Services the problem is WebView. If you use aroma don't install WebView and it will work.

WebView is included in stock and super package so other package don't have this problem.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LuciferIII:
Sry,next time i include your "English"
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
Just got the Google assistant working on this ROM. It is way better than the Google Now.

If any of you guys want to run it just install the latest beta Google app from play store, or use this link:

arm: http://www.apkmirror.com/apk/google...gle-app-6-6-14-21-arm-2-android-apk-download/

Then clear the data and cache of the google app.

Now edit this line of build.prop:

ro.product.model=Pixel XL

And then add this line to it:

ro.opa.eligible_device=true

Now save the changes and restart your phone and you will have access to google assistant. You can also set your home button pressing action to launch your assistant.

Try it out. It is really cool.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] galaxyYtester:
Even though this project is still WIP, I started using the 9th of October build as a daily driver, with of course Google assistant enabled (feature from device that isn't even out yet on a +4 year old one, power of Android strikes again). I don't use any of the broken features, so this is a perfect daily driver for me, there is no battery drain and with L speed it's smooth, thanks amazing devs for bringing the latest and greatest to a device with the latest official being 4.3 :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mohand06:
Isn't Lspeed duplicate on Boeffla kernel? Can you show your battery diagram?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LuciferIII:
Guys don't use Lspeed,Lord boeffla told me he doesn't recommend apps like this becuase :

1. Interferes with boeffla kernel.

2. 99% placebo effect (search google for placebo)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] xdasu:
Battery draining is a huge problem.. but i have a Faith on the developers.. sooner or later they will make this rom close to the perfect... Btw I'm back to cm13 snapshot build
[Galaxy S III Android Development] minealex2244:
From my tests I saw that LSpeed is just placebo effect (you're right).

For all:

Boeffla kernel is providing you all the performance you need!

LSpeed can cause instability used over custom kernel. Also to get more battery life here is the trick:

-uninstall apps like LSpeed (performance means extreme battery drain!)

-if you want performance use Lulzactiveq, for balanced, Pegasusq - Boeffla battery, and for battery, ZZmove with any profile

Hope it helps :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] galaxyYtester:
Okay thanks all, I guess it was a placebo effect :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] akholicc:
can you please tell me your current 7.0 setup. with download links. thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] someone261:
Wow that's very impressive that this device is still supported by great developers who bring us android 7 to this awesome old smartphone.

I'm almost sorry I bought an iPhone (not really sorry :p), thank you very much for your hard work! I will wait for the official nighties though.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
CM 14 Unofficial:

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=312978532265362835

Unofficial CM 14 Boeffla Kernel:

https://maxmustermann20.ocloud.de/s/rgCzEO7Hi7ZgJ2h

WiFi Fix:

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=69031630&postcount=353

You NEED boeffla kernel to run the rom. Stock kernel has a pretty bad bug.

In boeffla config app I changed the cpu tweaks to AFTR+LPA

And changed touch boost frequency to 400.

I still have some random reboots, but that's ok.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Whiskey103:
Thread cleaned, please keep it nice and friendly shall we :)

Whiskey

Forum Moderator
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Nice. Just Nice.:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bandit.67:
Hi all,my S3 run this rom from 5 days,little bug....boeffla kernel with zzmove battery extreme. No drain,no reboot,little crash. Awesome rom. Thank's to dev.....great

Inviato dal mio GT-I9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Misterxcs:
Hi thanx for offering cm 14

could anybody tell me here which is the newest build now and where can i get it ?

Also which gapps should i flash ? Pico gapps ARM64 for 7.0 ??

Any answer would be nice. Thanx in advance
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=69116334

This is still the latest build

Flash Gapps Pico is the best, ARM not ARM64 :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pankajvlr007:
A very big thanks for the developers for bringing android 7 to this 4yr old S3. I'm closely observing this thread for past 10 days. 2 days before a gave a shot.

Everything is working very good expect some small bugs and crashes.

Wifi working but sometimes it is not connecting then i want to restart the phone. Battery is just like CM13. But this is buttery smooth. Never experienced any lag at all and I'm using this as my daily driver.

Keep up the good work. Eagerly waitng for the new updates. :good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] minealex2244:
What does AFTR+LPA do and why 400 for touch boost?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] LuciferIII:
AFTR+LPA - better deep sleep (i think)

Touch boost -cpu freq when touching the screen will be boosted (800 default)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] mohand06:
Nano Gapps 7.0 arm was OK for me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] minealex2244:
After some research, AFTR is a patch to IDLE for a deeper idle (sleep) plus LPA tweak (Low Power Audio).

Also, after I computed something I saw that the 300 MHz touch boost is

BEST

for a balanced profile (it saves battery VERY much but keeps the SAME performance).

This will decrease the battery drain but you will wait ~1 more second to wake your device.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Finally I've also got infamous random reboot but only when I charge my phone, not always but sometimes
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hummerh2back:
But why? I don't have random reboot never, i use 5 days ROM pesci2k, and i don't have reboots...

Make full wipe.

Flash ROM+Gapps pico.

Make davlik cache.

Reboot.

And i have 50\50 stable ROM, no reboots, no frezze, all apk work good (google (all pack), facebook, periscope, vk, messenger, telegram, automapa) - work stable. Battery for me work verry good, but i am used my phone only for call\sms and some times for wifi! 1 day 22 hours!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
(this was from full clean wipe) i think i know how to properly flash something xD

im using same build as everyone else,i didin't have reboots for 3 days or so,then yesterday ive notice it for the first time and today too but only when i put it on charge ..dunno why.other then that it works awesome cant complain at all ,except for known bugs

battery is very good for me to as i said before :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Xkirnel99:
May you should to do a battery Calibration, it may help.

Another trick: wipe cash
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
This problem happens randomly sometimes. I have those soft reboots too sometimes. And even sometimes with no charger connected. But they're pretty rare and mostly with a charger connected to the device. I think that they will happen only on some special device generations but not in the other ones.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MaxMustermann2.0:
Maybe some of you just don't notice it, because you don't look at your phone after you turned the screen of. Random reboots usually happen when turning the screen off so you won't see it if you put you phone back in your pocket immediately after turning it off.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dimuthu7:
sir so far no bcz my device on time is over 15 hours and still no reboot but when i connected to usb device reboot one time.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] myXoDoX:
Hello,

is it possible to hide the carrierlabel on the statusbar?

Thx for your help.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gameskill123:
Hi,

i have installed the pesci2k ROM (09.10.16) and everything is working pretty good, no problems with Bluetooth, wifi, NFC but RIL is not working for me.

I have a normal German sim card, which is not locked, its working on my second SGS3 which has CM13, so how can i get RIL working?

because if RIL would work, would try to use it as my daily driver.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] JohnSmit268:
RIL is working. You're the first one who reports such a problem. You sure your build is the one that pesci2k compiled? Have you tried flashing that build to your second S3 to see if it works with your sim or not or have you tried another sim card?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] gameskill123:
i havent now, but i will make a backup soon and try to flash it on my other s3 and yes it was the one from pesci2k

Edit: RIL does work on my second S3 i dont know why, but im glad that it is working :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] pankajvlr007:
Battery percentage can be displayed in status bar.

Status bar> status bar icon > battery. :svetius:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Cool thx

Didn't know it was hidden there
[Galaxy S III Android Development] EvoGrom:
Hi developers, please rebuild ROM with new commits by Simon Shields. New commits may be fix would not wake up device after deep sleep.

Sorry for my bad English. I hope you will understand me.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Xkirnel99:
Hello devs, really thanks for the hard work, nd i hope we can make this ROM more better not just for me but for learning from u.

PS: there is a new commits by simon shields about fix RIL : (2th Oct)

http://review.cyanogenmod.org/#/q/owner:keepcalm444%40gmail.com+status:merged
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MaxMustermann2.0:
Most of them are merged in his own GitHub Repositories for a while, and so they are already included in the latest build :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] minealex2244:
Use Boeffla kernel for wake up bug. And the devs will build a new build when they consider that this is necessary and stable.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] lamsp:
Daily use

How many of You are using this CM14 for daily use?

Are there any big issue or errors?

And what about launcher, is there only google launcher or trebuchet launcher, because for CM13 I had to download aroma gapps so I could keep trebuchet launcher, other gapps automatically replaced trebuchet to google launcher?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] noratroll:
Everybody who participates in this thread uses this rom more order less. but as a daily driver it's too early. it's for testing and work in progress. As in every CM there is Trebuchet. Every other launcher can be installed additionally.