yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tugay12:
Hey, search assistant is working on hardware buttons. If you are using navigation buttons, follow these steps;

- Go to crDroid Settings

- Go to NAVIGATION tab

- Select "Smartbar settings"

- Tap to "Toggle button editor"

- Then long press to home button on navigation bar

- Select "Actions", then "Long press"

- Tap to "Select custom actions"

- Select "Search assistant"

- Tap to red "X" button on top right

- Tap to save icon on top

- Enter a name to field and select "Ok"

And selected action will be worked.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
crDroid v3.2 is released for i9300 :)

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=745425885120732366
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
HOLY! Been waiting for this since a week ago!! Downloading... Good luck all :d
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _moodyy:
I've tried the official LineageOS, NuclearRom, XenonHD and this is the best Nougat rom there is for the S3. Buttery smooth performance, everything works as far as I know and all the possible features are there. Great job developer! :good:

However in 7.1.1 the battery life was as bad as the other roms unfortunately. Unless 7.1.2 as some major changes I don't expect this to change. I have regular apps like Facebook, Instagram, Whatsapp with all battery extending options enabled and the phone drains battery rather quickly even on standby. In 7.1.1 "Idle State" was consuming as much battery has the OS itself during the same time period., I'm not sure about this in the new CrDroid 3.2 though. I guess it's the trade off we have to make for having a 2017 OS on an old phone. It's still amazes me how devs can make the S3 handle Nougat perfectly.

I'll leave some feedback on the new 3.2 later tonight. :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
[MENTION=8282792]_moodyy[/MENTION]
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _moodyy:
It's hard to say if that's good or bad without seeing the History Detail page. The one showing the cellular, wifi, awake, screen on and charging.

I'm going to charge my phone to 100% and let it go down all the way. I'll post screens later on.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
Battery since: 2014

Build: crDroid v3.2

Kernel: Boeffla beta13

Dev. Settings:

Force GPU Rendering ON

Disable HW Overlays ON

Assuming that I get 1h with 30% drain, getting 3+ hours is easy now!

(Best ROM of all time)

Imagine to use a new, original battery, or even better, 7000mAh extended!

Note: Screenshot N° 3: Performance profile set to Power Savings has nothing to do with Battery Saver Mode (as you can see the status bar is not red and animations & background tasks are in normal state)

IMO, turning Battery Saver ON actually drains more battery than what it was supposed to!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jv90:
Already installed v3.2 on my s3 gt-i9300, everything seems to work well, except the Bluetooth, still not working(since v3. 0); file manager icon has changed, also the music app icon changed, but everything is looking fine; let's hope to see any change for good in battery life, and that the Bluetooth would be solved in future releases
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _moodyy:
As promised here are some screenshots of my use today. A lot of the screen on time was spent on youtube, so the cpu was likely running at bare minimums and had my brightness a bit higher than halfway. I also underclocked the CPU to 1GHz and I am using the pegasusq governor.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jv90:
But, something is wrong, after installing v3. 2 in the morning, by the afternoon the phone started to turn off by itself, and if you want to turn it on again it won't do it, you'll have to take out the battery and start everything again, if it continues to do this I'll have to revert it to v3. 0, that version was very stable
[Galaxy S III Android Development] oae08:
Guys if v3.2 stable now or there is still reboots
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Vshu:
It doesn't reboots, .stable:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
I dirty flashed 3.2 yesterday. It is smooth. Battery life is good. The OTA functionality is in place.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] katenaccio:
Me too
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Shellshock GER:
I have the same problem. :crying:

As soon as i read you comments i looked at my phone an it was dead. Two hours ago it was alive an kickin at 50% battery.

I too hat to take out the battery to start ist up again. It booted up with 15% battery.

Something is definately wrong. It never did this with v3.0.

Info: Did an clean flash after complete wipe yesterday. Stock kernel. Pico Gapps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
Same happened to me when I undervolt'd too much with Elite Boeffla.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Shellshock GER:
10 Minutes after reboot, it died again.

Stock kernel, no undervolting, did not mess around with system settings in any form.

yesterday (after flash) everything was working fine. until 2 hours ago.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] eurotubes:
No problems at all on my side, no reboots, no hang-ups, no lag, Bluetooth is working fine and battery usage is superb - so nothing changed compared to v3.0.

crDroid v3.2 Boeffla and opengapps pico - dirty flash
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jv90:
Had to revert back from v3.2 to v3.0,the phone was acting very weird turning itself off, and the battery also was acting strange, bluetooth wasn't working like v3.0, but i can live with that... Let's hope the developers could sort the problem of what is turning the phone off, at the moment v3.0 is stable in all manners
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Shellshock GER:
Perhaps i should try out boeffla kernel then. Which version do you use?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ashley david:
Boeffla kernal beta 13 is the latesthttp://kernel.boeffla.de/sgs3/boeffla-kernel-cm/cm14.0_download/Test/
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
I can confirm the shutdown too.

80% before shutdown.

70% after boot.

Strange...

I think Boeffla Kernel is NOT causing this. Since reporters used stock kernel, no uvolt.

They fixed the reboot upon 100% is reached, but caused worse bugs lol. Reboot is wayyyy better than Shutdown. You lose alarms...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tangixx:
so it's better installing boeffla?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
It is better for customizations and full control.

Stability: Medium (Opition, ofc)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _moodyy:
How the hell does your screen consume 81mAh in 1 hour of screen time and mine consumes more than 500mAh in 2 hours? :confused:

I noticed you have forced GPU settings enabled, is there a good reason to do this?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
The good reason is that it lets CPU to handle more necessary tasks like Apps and Processes. Letting GPU to take care of display increases battery life, liquid-smooth screen composing and scrolling, etc...
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _moodyy:
I'll try these settings today and compare the results to my earlier test. If it doesn't get better I might as well try Boeffla's kernel.

Edit: Enabling GPU made my phone consume even more battery. Since stock crDroid's kernel is super smooth and enabling the GPU for the UI didn't bring any improvements to fluidity I suggest not turning it on if you want more battery life.

Now that I'm trying Boeffla's latest kernel I might need to turn it on for smoother performance.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
I did the same and agree with you.

There are far too many trolling forums whenever a developer releases an update, the complaints raised usually follow a pattern. It is not just here, but on Lineage and RR forums too.

When I used CM13 based ROMs, battery and memory were poor. It was difficult to use Chrome and Facebook.

CM14 based ROMs are brilliant by comparison.

For me the best decision was NOT install Substratum.

I run the ROM using the root and kernel provided by the developer.

Those who want to spend hours playing games or watching videos on their mobile phones, need to invest in One PlusThree or better.

For those who want to use this device with up-to-date apps, without hammering the CPU and draining the battery, the current generation of ROMs, is, in my opinion, excellent.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Shellshock GER:
third complete shutdown with v3.2 in the last 5 hours.

now i'm installing boeffla kernel. hope it helps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Asfor_Farah:
IDK why m but my phone is shutting down too , in the last 6 hour , it shutdown 2 time !!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Shellshock GER:
boeffla kernel was no help.

now im forced to install v3 again.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jv90:
V3.0 is running fine,
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adriano96:
No problem with V3.2 no reboots or shutting down
[Galaxy S III Android Development] avishek83:
Me too facing the sudden shutdown...on v3.2 and also facing heating issue...even if im not using it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MacLeod100:
Hi

I have problems too with rondom poweroff on charging over night Using google maps the phone reboot after 2 seconds tring to use gm I am on 3.0 Maybe is some google maps problem since before last 2 updates of google maps my phone is acting strange

I will install 3.2 and report after some testing with and whitout google maps
[Galaxy S III Android Development] CurceD_:
Use the New Eclipse ROM. The Only ROM where messenger my day Works
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Black Manta:
Is MHL (hdmi output) working? :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] _moodyy:
[MENTION=5731927]baltics[/MENTION] what LiveDisplay settings do you use? Do you usually have brightness turned down all the way?

I have 5h screen time with a couple of charges right now and the screen used 1073 mAh until now. That's more than 200 mAh per hour. When compared to some of the screens you posted earlier, you had above 3 hours screen time and little above 330 mAh consumed. My screen is consuming twice the power than yours. I wonder if I should flash everything again...

The rest of 3.2 is working flawlessly though.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] achkap:
Bluetooth headset is working fine? Because with v. 3.0 I had too much noise on 3g and too many disconnections on my mi band2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] dioen:
I've also downgraded to 3.0 becouse of lags and shutdowns. I had shutdowns everytime I locked my phone.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jv90:
Most of the shutdowns are when the phone is locked, however? The led light still goes on, but nothing else.... If you want to turn it back on, you'll have to take out the battery and start everything again, weird thing on v3.2
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
I think we have to wait till los fixes this
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kippy51:
Running v3.2 on 2 S3's and 2 S4's (all dirty flashing over v3.0 with latest Pico Gapps) and NO problems on any off the 4 phones. No reboots, no switch off etc.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tangixx:
maybe there is a problem with clean flash then
[Galaxy S III Android Development] a3des:
For dirty flash method you have wiped before the system and cache? Or just the cache/dalvik cache?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
From what i have seen here only people who have issues with random shutdowns, reboots ect are the one with clean flash, dirty flashing from v3.0 to 3.2 doesn't cause any issue and works fine
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kippy51:
'My' dirty flash method is: boot into recovery, wipe, advanced wipe, wipe cache, dalvik AND system. Go back to menu, install and flash ROM + gapps together. Then reboot (no wiping cache here, just reboot). Worked for me for at least the last year.

Sent from one of my Sammy devices
[Galaxy S III Android Development] :
Does anyone in here has F2FS partitions ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
Same! I think we should NOT have wiped the /system partition -.-
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kippy51:
You should ... System is where the ROM is, data is your apps and data.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
I was talking about the case when we experience sudden shutdowns. I think keeping 3.0's system and flashing 3.2's one Over it wouldn't have caused all this mess.

Edit: Data is sdcard0. /data only has apps and their appdata.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Adriano96:
Bluetooth work for sending files etc. But for receiving doesn't work..
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Asfor_Farah:
Yes i did a clean flash , didn't tried the dirty one!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jv90:
So, you guys mean that to install v3.2 we don't have to wipe cache at the last stage, just reboot? Hmmmm
[Galaxy S III Android Development] fonfox:
Yes on 3.0 but only cache and data

works fine today i have to update to 3.2

Edit: also on V3.2 F2FS work
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
I recommend to perform the cache wipe before and after the flash or you can wipe it before and boot.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] jv90:
I'll try to do what you are telling Elton, thanks for the tip
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ashley david:
Can anyone install the new crdroid 3.2 after updating your twrp
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
which version of TWRP have you installed?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ashley david:
The latest 3.1.1.i am asking because lineage os is not able to install due to the latest twrp
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
This one shown on the Official TWRP app?

According to this commentary on XDA it fixes a couple of bugs in 3.1.0-0.

https://www.xda-developers.com/twrp-3-1-1-is-out-brings-minor-fixes/

I have not installed it. Did you install it with the official twrp app?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Ashley david:
No I installed it with odinhttps://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/orig-development/official-lineageos-14-1-i9300-t3544531/page224look here
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
[MENTION=7454028]Ashley david[/MENTION] [MENTION=4258086]firebird11[/MENTION] [MENTION=912474]Dees_Troy[/MENTION]

OK I just flashed the new TWRP 3.1.1-0 Recovery using the Official TWRP app.

It installed. I then attempted to re-flash crDroid 3.2.

I got Status 7 Error message.

So it does appear that this latest version of TWRP does NOT work with LoS based roms.

This link suggests Status 7 errors arise from incompatible TWRP recovery.

https://www.techora.net/2017/03/how-to-fix-lineageos-status-7-error.html
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
This is why u getting error same as others

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=72354272

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=72355140

Example:

I flashed 0519 RR rom yesterday and flashed fine with 3.1.1 twrp
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
That is most helpful.

So the answer is not to install TWRP 3.1.1-0 until a ROM update, dated later than the creation date of the TWRP update, is available.

I assume the 0519 RR ROM you flashed met this criteria.

The LoS team appear to have recognised this and are reversing the commit, to fix this issue on future builds.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Yep ,that is why it worked

It will be fixed soon from what I have seen ,even tho it's not bothering me personally that much :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
The real problem arises if someone wants to flash this ROM or the latest LoS ROM using TWRP 3.1.1-0.

Presumably as the issue arises from LoS commits, it applies to all devices.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zincholic:
This issue happening to me also
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Shellshock GER:
Did you do clean install? That's what most of us here did, who experienced these issues afterwards.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
then clean flash v3.0 and dirty flash it to v3.2 and no one will have any problems

and yea dont use twrp 3.1.1.0 but insted use 3.1.0x and u should be fine:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Shellshock GER:
just to be sure, dirty flash means just wiping cache/dalvik right? then install rom and gapps? because some guys here said they did a dirty flash and wiped system.

i dont know if i should bother with v3.2. i'm tired of installing and setting up the system over and over again. had to do it a couple of times the last few days.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
Personally when i dirty flashing rom I just flash the rom and boot again (no wipeing at all) and never had any issue

You can also wipe cache/dalvink if u want after u flash the rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MarkusBurns507:
I need help my playstore not work

Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tugay12:
Go to "root/system/etc" and delete "hosts" file.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MarkusBurns507:
I delete the hosts, reboot and continue the problem.

Enviado desde mi GT-I9300 mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tugay12:
There is a few methods for this problem as all I know.

- Clear Play Store's ache.

- Remove your Google account and sign in again.

- Turn on and off airplane mode.

- Dirty flash latest GApps.

That's all I remember. And any VPN apps could be a reason for this problem (if you are using).

After all, if your problem still not fixed yet, perform a factory reset.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Odyn29:
Installing this cRDroid via USB cable and Odin

Hello guys and girls.

I ma pritty new in Android ROMs, and I found this one.

I want to install them on my old Samsung Galaxy S3 Device via Odin without pasting this to my SD card (currently doesnt have any).

How can i get correct tar.gz or .tar archive with all required installation package? Or how to install this just via USB and Odin? :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Scorpionea:
U can't flash roms via Odin (expect for official Samsung firmware) and u also don't need SD card as u can put roms on internal memory

First u must root your phone and then install custom recovery like TWRP then u can flash any rom u want

U can find many guides on how to here on xda or by watching YouTube video
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
I once made the mistake of advising someone that it was necessary to root as well as install twrp.

In fact with these nougat ROMs, it is not.

As long as one can boot into twrp recovery, one can flash this ROM, which of course includes Lineage Root.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Odyn29:
Thank You guys for advices.

I have TWRP installed currently but I need to downgrade his version to avoid issues. I also made full backup of device.

I just wipe everything using TWRP and will install new ROM using TWRP also.

I am just afraid of infinity loop when I will do this :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
Bootloops on installation are very unusual.

Providing your device is clean and everything works on stock Samsung, it should be a smooth installation.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Odyn29:
Yes, I still have original official Samsung ROM which has android 4.3 without possibility to next upgrades. Performance is horrible and a lot of system applications which cannot be uninstalled.:(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
[MENTION=8292283]Odyn29[/MENTION]

If it was my device, I would backup personal data to a laptop, including contacts, there is an App will allows one to email the contacts to one's own account. I would backup photos etc to a laptop.

Google should in any event backup all contacts and Apps. Just make sure that after installation, that when asked if you want to restore from Cloud, tick yes. This should ensure your contacts and Apps are reinstalled.

I would then boot into recovery and backup your existing ROM if you have enough space on an ext SD card.

In recovery select wipe/advanced wipe/select system, cache, dalvik cache, data.

If you have saved all you personal data and photos, you could wipe Internal Storage too.

Your device will be cleaner than when you bought it, because you will not even have a ROM on it.

Then without rebooting, install and flash together both the ROM and Open Gapps. You will that after selecting the ROM, before flashing a it, TWRP offers you the option to add more files. Add the Open Gapps zip and then swipe to flash both together.

I recommend that you flash Version 3.0 together with Open Gapps. Version 3.0 is considered some users to be more stable than 3.2.

Having successfully installed version 3.0, you can make a TWRP backup of it, and then update to 3.2 if you wish.

I will post the name of the contacts backup app below.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Odyn29:
Everything works fine on my Samsung Galaxy S3 I9300 device guys.

My device is rooted.

I made full FORMAT of device to wipe everything, I installed TWRP recovery and place zips for ROM, GAAPS and BOEFLA KERNEL inside device memory.

ROM performance is very good, but I would like to use BOEFLA with LineageOS kernel.

using BOEFFLA APP v2 from here:

http://boeffla.de/index.php/downloads/boeffla-config-app

And also kernel LineageOS from this link:

http://kernel.boeffla.de/sgs3/boeffla-kernel-cm/cm14.0_download/Test/

I have problem with running BOEFFLA Config app, he throws error that "Kernel configuration is still pending or BOEFFLA config has been blocked from starting..."

a) I rebooted device and tried again

b) I go to developper options and Root Access - Set Applications only

c) I also made sure that device has root user, go to Terminal and type SU to go from regular $ to # superuser

Maybe you have some ideas what can goes wrong? :)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] baltics:
[MENTION=8292283]Odyn29[/MENTION]

In your App drawer there will be an App named Busy Box.

Open, select install.

Lineage Root does not automatically activate it.

It will ask for permission. Click remember your choice and allow permission.

Some Apps, including Boeffla Config, need it.

If you have not got BusyBox, it is a free App on play store.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Odyn29:
Well I solved this by cleaning app cache inside app settings.

After that rebooted and kernel started correctly.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] krominet:
hello,

i am a little (heuphemism) disapointed with crdroid on my i9300 :

under v3.0 i had a lot of freezes , with waze

under v3.2 , my smartphone reboots or shutdown after 1 hour of use ....

i will return to RR or pure lineageOS... perhaps.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
I went back to RR because of these shutdowns. It's quite stable and battery life is good.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Odyn29:
Well I am using this second day and I have no issues with them yet :)

I also changed governor to ZZMOVE and tweak a beat volatges and other cool staff.

Works really fast now,
[Galaxy S III Android Development] nasirnada:
Rom

I am using this rom since four days no problem at all.

Just fantastic.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Vshu:
hello everyone.

My battery was at 6%

suddenly aftr a moment it went to 589%.

& thereafter got normal to 4%.

on Crdroid 3.2

Is this a battery issue!??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] AncientDeveloper:
Test it with a battery app first https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gombosdev.ampere

Sometimes it's the battery data on system, but it could also be the actual battery.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Kippy51:
I suspect your battery or something hardware. Running crDroid v3.2 on 2 S3's and 2 S4's and none have these strange percentages.

Sent from one of my Sammy devices
[Galaxy S III Android Development] MacLeod100:
My hone button is broken and i can´t get into recovery :( Anyone know a solution for that ? My phone gets stuck at Samsung galaxy S3 logo I try with ADB but no luck :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Vshu:
restart>> recovery by long pressing power button.

or try Mtk droid tools in pc

turn on debugging in device. connect thru usb

& get into recovery

by recovery and boot.

give it a try:svetius: , that may help:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Elton47:
He's STUCK in bootloop!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Vshu:
Maybe, flashing stock firmware with Odin.& then installing

custom rom.

I don't know,. hope that helps