yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
sorry i can't add support for i9305

sorry bro, i can't add support for i9305 bec ause i don't own this device for testing :crying:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mscreams:
Hello Sir my friend got s3 19300 rooted and a custom recovery but when try to install this rom it says

mount: failed to mount /dev/block/platform /dw_mmc/by-namr/USERDATA AT/data: device resource busy

Please help Sir thanks
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
hi, can you tell me which recovery he has installed ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mscreams:
TWRP 2.8.7
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
well it will not work because that version doesn't support flashing android version 6.0.1, so i would recommend you to flash latest version of twrp for s3 from here- https://dl.twrp.me/i9300/

and, another recommendation is that you should wipe the internal memory to get the decent amount of performance .
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Mscreams:
thanks Sir I did it
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frisk Dreemurr:
Hey, [MENTION=8569873]sonic_sakthivel123[/MENTION] I wonder if this ROM is made with MIUI global version or China version...? :) As a MIUI user, I know that these two versions are different in some ways. Just feel curious about it. ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
well its china version but i had tried to englishize it in order to make it easier for you ;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frisk Dreemurr:
Oh, I see... No wonder that the Google service frame isn't originally included in this ROM.:) By the way, just a fun thing to mention, I am from Taiwan and can understand simplified Chinese.:laugh: Though of course it's nice of you to make the English version of it.:) I haven't yet flashed the ROM due to the fact that I'm busy now, and that I'm not sure to flash LineageOS or this ROM.:silly: Anyways, this is indeed a great ROM, and keep up the good work!:victory:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Dr3dav3:
Can this ROM work for shv e210s? If not, any other stable ROM suggestion?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frisk Dreemurr:
I flashed this ROM yesterday, and found it great!;) Although it's based on China version of MIUI, it feels like I'm using global version.:laugh: By the way, I just found out that I'm using V2 now, but it seems like it's not a good choice to update...:confused: Does anyone have suggestions on weather or not to update to V3.1? Thanks!:)

PS: The Google app installer kept crashing while I'm using English, but worked fine while I use Chinese (traditional).:) If you want to use the built-in installer, you can try changing the language to Chinese (but it's better to try it with some understanding of Chinese, though...;) ).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
hi,

i would recommend you to flash v3.1 of this rom because it has a great battery life and its tweaked to work perfectly, but one thing to note that i have removed mi cloud services because it drains battery like haywire, so, i would recommend you to flash v3.1.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
NO!

no it will not work because it is not meant to work with device that you are stating, so try to search on xda for the rom but first convert your device to i9305 and then flash roms made for i9305.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarti321:
just flashed that rom and i cant find gapps and also front camera not working!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frisk Dreemurr:
Then, should I wipe anything before flashing (updating) to V3.1?:confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
yes, it is recommended to do a full wipe before installing this rom on to your phone.;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frisk Dreemurr:
Then, what are the partitions that's best wiped if updating from V2 to V3.1? (Is internal storage needed to be wiped too in the V2 to V3.1 update, by the way?):confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
which vesion of this rom have you flashed? to install gapps, you have to use gapps installer app which is provided with the rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
wipe dalvik cache, cache , data, system (internal memory if needed, but it is recommended)( do a full wipe before installing V3.1).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Frisk Dreemurr:
Thanks!;) After I update, things sure do go better!:good: Keep up the good work!:)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarti321:
From this link https://drive.google.com/open?id=1bVMSGwOYyl1HPZ_r3tTzfrhiR1TvMRK5
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
version 3 has some flaws, so, i reccomend you to flash v3.1 of this rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] tarti321:
Thank you very much. In which post is the link for v3.1
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
It is on page 9 of this thread.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
Hi all,

I have made a mod for this rom which includes-

Fix for the HWC Bug which is causing problems in whatsapp video call.

Some extra tweaks.

Updated security patch.

MI Theme store patch.

added MiuiVideo.apk file for video playback.

All my credits goes to to my brother Shiva Nadar who is not in this forum but an intelligent bro to figure out how to fix this bug, Michael Raj, who is also an great developer but sadly he is also not here on this forum,helped me to build the patch for MI theme store.

Here is the link for the patch- https://drive.google.com/open?id=1F0eRJ-eC8My1amNCepcs4Ol-EOXPaJEh

I'm planning to release miui 8 v3.2 update, changelogs will be released in some time, the rom's work is in progress and i need testers for this rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] farmski:
Any unroot method yeg?

Did you find a way to unroot this ROM? I see there are ways for a few phones like redmi etc.. Wouldn't want to try on this ROM unless its actually going to work tho...

Thanks.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
actually i couldn't find a method to unroot this rom but you can try this method to disable root access by extracting this rom in your computer and navigate to system folder of the rom and there will be a file called "build.prop" and open it with notepad++ and add this value in it:

save it and re-zip the rom and flash it again.

and check whether it works and if it doesn't work then revert back
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Vitrixzyn:
Nice work Sir, just a little problem. Zip package not working on my phone, I mean, I could install it without problems. But apps that requieres root, hey do not ask for permission, therefore you do not get the root.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
hi currently i have not got any idea about of rooting this rom.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] huongthanh8690:
Hi develop . Rom great and Beautiful . I want used Rom but I use Galaxy S3 Korea SHV E210S :(

You can help me : port rom decive SHV E210S :D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
Hi,

firstly i would recommend you to convert your SHV E210S to GT-I9305 and flash the rom made for i9305 as there are many great roms for it or repace your mother board with gt-i9300 and test with it. As i do not have that device so i can't experiment with it:( and plus i have many upcoming rom projects for galaxy s3 gt-i9300;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bondok_subzero:
thank u bro we wait miui9

;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] m.r.n:
Hi

I flashed the rom and every thing is ok but phone became slow.

what i do?:confused:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
have you formated the internal storage ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
Hi, i will release miui 9 next year;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] m.r.n:
No just Wipe cache, dalvik,system and data.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
I recommend you to wipe the internal memory for better performance ! Or flash the low ram property patcher, the UI will be little laggy but it does the job perfectly;).
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
Hi all,

This is a sad note that i'm not going to provide any updates for this rom and not provide you miui 9 update for 2 to 3 months because i have board exams coming in my way and plus im not able to concentrate in studies because of constantly thinking of providing you the best rom for the galaxy s3, but don't worry I will provide you updates after 2 to 3 months. so till then wait.

i know you all are eager for miui 9 update but this is the sad truth but i never break promises and i will be back!

Thank You
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Bvukaso:
"unfortunately, settings has stopped!"

at the start screen after flash.

impossible to skip

thanks for your effort with this rom, but it is broken at the very start.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
redownload and reflash the, it should work just fine:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bobjee:
bro when I try to install the xposed installer I crashed my cell phone and excuse my English I do not speak it very fluent
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
Xposed is not supported in this rom:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Raskop:
Miui 9

miui9 rom is here, we will be informed sonic master: Parmak-geçti:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] karramm:
??

what do you mean ?is it ready ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Raskop:
my English is bad. miui9 rom wanted to say what time it will come.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
Guys please do not ask ETA for miui 9 as i'm working on other rom projects, so just wait !
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zentasuken:
HTC Sense keyboard Error in V3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
I recommend you to use v3.1 of this rom , because it contains the aosp keyboard
[Galaxy S III Android Development] ahmadshuib:
I'm using v3.1. nothing to complain for now..all is okay. Running smooth. :o thanks dev.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
welcome, you might expect updates in some days fixing minor bugs!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] zentasuken:
I'm downloading. I will try
[Galaxy S III Android Development] migdalpizza:
thank you so much for the rom man!

im using it and its so far very good

tnx for sharing again bro <3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
Then hit thanks if you liked my works:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fire God:
MIUI v3.1 or v3.2 better ?

how can root ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
V3.1 is better

V3.2 will release in sometime which will be more optimised and power efficient
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fire God:
How can Root v3.1 ?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
you can use magisk to root and flash modules to the rom using magisk:good:
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
Guys, Thread links are updated ,enjoy!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
Guys an important notice:

I'm ending the support for MIUI 8 as this ROM can no longer be further optimized and xiaomi has ended giving updates to miui patchrom sources long back.

Thanks a lot! guys a lot for supporting my ROM works and i will be back with a smash of new custom ROM for S3 i9300 which is currently in WIP.

So all in all to conclude is, just say goodbye to MIUI 8 :(
[Galaxy S III Android Development] hovalhagh:
Bro .plz address gapps app link for this miui rom . Thank u very much
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
it has inbuilt gapps installer, read op on how to install it!
[Galaxy S III Android Development] crisdotti:
What is the latest version?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
v3.1;)
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vuut:
It support power on then remover battery plugin charge again????thzs

Because my S3 broken button power[emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

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[Galaxy S III Android Development] vuut:
me too:good::good::good:

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can i used SuperUser for root??

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one slote:D:D:D
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vuut:
thanks U very much hard work,,i just flashing it to day

My device feels a certain lag when swiping up the screen,so evrything ok

Nice Rom waitting for new Miu9.0
[Galaxy S III Android Development] emiljano539:
Is it stable enough to keep it as a secondary device?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] bugsx:
miui 8 rom thanks stable rom miui 9,flyme rom
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Max1306:
Hi!

I'm looking for the latest ROM with GLONASS support (I use the S3 for navigation only).

Is GLONASS supported in this ROM?

Thx, Max
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Fearless(SP):
[MENTION=8569873]sonic_sakthivel123[/MENTION]

can this rom work in i9305??

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[/COLOR [MENTION=8569873]sonic_sakthivel123[/MENTION]

can this rom work in i9305??
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Snuk265:
No it is only for i9300
[Galaxy S III Android Development] arsan112:
дайте ссылку на ПЗУ

Translated by GT: give a link to the ROM
[Galaxy S III Android Development] vuut:
U can try new#Rom : https://xdaforums.com/t/rom-unofficial-12-0-i9300-lineageos-19-0-alpha.4379129/page-3
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Sayo_Sayoun:
The link for the MIUI 8 for gt i9300 does not work

Please give me a new link
[Galaxy S III Android Development] granzer:
I was able to download it before the link got broken. It still works good, don't forget to wipe only Dalvik & Cache AFTER a clean install then wait a few minutes on MI logo. Here is the link

GT-I9300_MIUI 8_CLEAN_V3.1_MODIFIED

MediaFire is a simple to use free service that lets you put all your photos, documents, music, and video in a single place so you can access them anywhere and share them everywhere.

www.mediafire.com
[Huawei P10 Questions & Answers] Charles M:
Hello. First time poster.

I'm pretty upset with Huawei. You wait months for an (official) update, and then they send one (one that has already been superseded) that is so buggy that it makes the phone useless.

I have been updated to B162, about a week ago, and have had various problems ever since. Wi-fi disappearing, phone freezing, Google Play misbehaving, being unable to link to my Google account, but for me the worst is the lack of sound when being and making calls. I either have to use bluetooth or loud speaker, neither are particularly good solutions.

I call Huawei and they can take it back and repair, but this takes 8-10 working days. I don't happen to have a working alternate phone at the moment, as the P9 that the P10 replaced got crushed. Or as Huawei say, I can always wait for the next update which my IMEI is due at some stage - that could be months.

Is there a solution to this? If I use Firmware Finder, but I believe it invalidates the warranty and there is no guarantee that it will solve the problem. Anyone come across this before??

So basically, if I am going to be without a phone for 2-3 weeks, I might as well just buy a new one! Not a great situation.
[Huawei P10 Questions & Answers] M1chiel:
I guess you already tried a factory reset?

Applying FF doesn't void warranty. Make sure you pick the right region (e.g. C432) and model codes (e.g. VTR-L09). Also check with IMEI if the update is approved for your device.
[Huawei P10 Questions & Answers] Charles M:
Yup done 2 factory resets as the first one seemed to refuse to recognise my Google account.

It just froze again, but this time, for the first time I have seen, a box flashed up saying "Settings not responding". Do I want to wait etc. So I can see setting freezing the handset and pretty much everything else, maybe even the volume. I am in no way technically proficient, but I guess I've got a corruption somewhere along the line. Is there a way of reinstalling settings? Or is that part of the firmware?
[Huawei P10 Questions & Answers] M1chiel:
You can try a 'software repair' by installing Huawei HiSuite on a PC and connect your phone.
[Huawei P10 Questions & Answers] Charles M:
I upgrade via FF to B185 and the freezing issues seem to have largely gone away. Still the sound is unusable, so I guess that is hardware and either the speaker blocked up or broken.
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
For all those who want to install a stable miui 8. here it is . this rom is from an chinese website, at the start it had a lot of bloatware so i had modified the rom and removed all of the bloatware and tried to englishize it. this rom boots up without any problem and does not consume a lot of ram, so feel free to install this rom ! .

Installation Instructions-

! TWRP recovery is recommended !

! Your phone should be charged to 100% !

Download and copy the rom file to SD Card.

Boot into the recovery and take a thorough backup of your current rom incase if anything goes wrong.

After its completed, Wipe cache, dalvik,system and data.

After that, Flash the ROM file which is located in your SD Card .

After its completed, reboot to system.

The first boot may take time so be patient.

Gapps installation [optional but recommended]

The rom contains google installer app so no need of gapps package.

Open google installer app and press the green button and it will check for all the not installed google apps and it will download all of the gapps required and it shows a screen of installation of apps where you have to press on install and wait for some time and repeat this step for installation of other google apps.

After this , it will show some force closes of google play services, so to solve this, go to settings>installed apps>downloaded apps>click on google play services and scroll down until you find Permissions manager and click on it and allow all of the permissions required for it, repeat this step for all of the other google apps until you notice any google apps is not force closing.

After all of these are done, Voila! you can use this rom !

Change logs-

Working RIL (Calls and data)

Removed some chinese apps for better performance.

Added google installer for simple installation of the gapps.

Tried to englishize the rom.

:Dsorry for my english if you didn't understood it properly:D

XDA:DevDB Information

MIUI 8 for galaxy S3, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S III I9300

Contributors

sonic_sakthivel123

ROM OS Version: 6.0.x Marshmallow

ROM Firmware Required: Rooted, custom recovery installed like TWRP

Based On: CyanogenMod

Version Information

Status: Stable

Current Stable Version: 7.3.17

Stable Release Date: 2018-05-13

Created 2018-05-16

Last Updated 2018-05-16
[Galaxy S III Android Development] medsalah:
link?
[Galaxy S III Android Development] khatir bahri:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B4q2ZkMZt4BjSkpWWEVWNF91dVE
[Galaxy S III Android Development] Zaki Jamalullail:
Thank you for sharing this rom ? just installed on my S3 and unfortunately, performance isn't that good on my S3. There's a lot of Chinese apps but most of them can be removed. I haven't tried boeffla kernel yet but the UI is little bit sluggish. Also can you give me the source link where you got this rom from? Sorry for my bad english btw
[Galaxy S III Android Development] SakthivelNadar:
hi guys. this thread is being moved to another one and this rom is modified by me:o,

the link is- https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/share-miui-8-stable-galaxy-s3-gt-i9300-t3791241

edit- all of the chinese apps are removed which was present in this rom so feel free to install the rom.
[Moto E4 Guides, News, & Discussion] iodev:
Hello,

After some investigation on https://github.com/MotorolaMobilityLLC/kernel-mtk/tree/MMI-NMA26.42-113 and inside the /etc/bluetooth/btstack.conf I found out the Moto E4 device is using the BlueZ stack, with the unpatched l2cap_core.c.

Just look, this is a sample from the official Motorola github kernel site (the prototype of the function l2cap_build_conf_req)

static int l2cap_build_conf_req(struct l2cap_chan *chan, void *data);

And this one is from the official Linux kernel source:

static int l2cap_build_conf_req(struct l2cap_chan *chan, void *data, size_t data_size);

data_size, where is data size on Motorola, this is the problem!

Fix it, Mediatek! Fix it, Motorola!
[Moto E4 Guides, News, & Discussion] iodev:
I forgot to mention, NMA26.42-113 promised October 2017 security level.
[Moto E4 Guides, News, & Discussion] iodev:
More proof: Just look at https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux.git/commit/?id=e860d2c904d1a9f38a24eb44c9f34b8f915a6ea3

This shows exactly the spots that need to be changed!
[Moto E4 Guides, News, & Discussion] KevMetal:
You are dreaming if you think Motorola will release an update ....

Your answer is a custom rom with newer patches like the ones by Izaq......

Go check out the patch level of his DotOs & RR

That's why we come to XDA ..to root & flash custom roms .
[Moto E4 Guides, News, & Discussion] DB126:
True. Take time reading through pros/cons of each option (there are many); not all ROMs are equal and may lack the necessary customizations for this device. Ignore the happy extremes ("it's great"/"it sucks") as neither typically reflect reality. I generally stick with rooted stock on unlocked Moto devices enhanced with a few Magisk and Xposed modules. Everything just works and I'm not concerned with obscure vulnerabilities. Stability and solid battery life are top priorities. Very little bloatware added by Moto and most of it is useful; carrier crap is a different story (FWIW - I never purchase carrier branded phones). Responsible app selection and browsing behavior are cornerstones of good device hygiene. I also run a VPN based ad blocker and firewall which ads another virtual condom. My mobile is a productivity tool that needs to be there 7x24. For that stock is often, albeit not always, the best option. Good luck.
[Moto E4 Guides, News, & Discussion] iodev:
Thank you, but unfortunately a custom ROM is not an option. I use the Moto E4 as a daily driver, if I do this, then I lose stability. Plus Motorola says I might lose encryption if I unlock bootloader (and root the stock ROM) and I know custom ROMs often have broken encryption (not in sense of security, just doesn't work, bootloop, etc....).
[Moto E4 Guides, News, & Discussion] DB126:
There are steps you can take to maintain data encryption on a unlocked device running a rooted Moto (stock) ROM. That said, if there is no compelling reason to root don't! There are many easy, practical ways to mitigate security concerns without resorting to paid apps & subscriptions that offer little benefit given the robust Android/Google Services security framework already in place. Rooting can undermine that model unless other precautions are taken ... most of them behavioral.

Reread my prior post. If you are loosing sleep over Blueborne simply disable the Bluetooth radio in public locations. Before doing that ask yourself why someone would target you and/or your device with a short range 'attack' that will likely yield nothing of interest. Mainstream media does a huge disservice identifying potential vulnerabilities without accompanying risk profile. Yes, Moto should fix it but they probably won't.
[Moto E4 Guides, News, & Discussion] iodev:
Yes, I am already doing that (seemed common sense to turn off Bluetooth when not using it, to ensure safety and preserve battery). Thank you anyway!

Yeah, they won't fix it ... they don't care.
[Moto E4 Guides, News, & Discussion] DB126:
Boils down to resource management. This isn't a big threat and fixing it isn't going to sell more handsets in a world where 95% of customers/users don't weigh vendor security posture when making purchase decissions.
[Moto E4 Guides, News, & Discussion] iodev:
That's because people don't read CNET Security News

Instead they totally ignore that and when it hits them they go "Why me!?" instead of actually fixing it, so next time they also go "WHY does this happen to ME!?"