Just downloaded voltage control extreme, weird but i can't change the voltages.
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Have you guys filed any bugs here: http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/list?q=label:Model-SGS3
I can't see any; only for SGS2:
http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/list?q=label:Model-SGS2
In Google+ I wrote:
Hi +CyanogenMod I understand that CM9 has already hit RC2 but I am really concerned about its usability. Have a look at here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1714354&page=231 and http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29117183&postcount=2312
Many users are having problems with CM9 on their international I9300.
* After a while randomly, the other person would not hear your voice and vice versa;
* After talking a person using hands-free and it is unplugged, the next calls would suffer from the above issue
I can't see any; only for SGS2:
http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/list?q=label:Model-SGS2
In Google+ I wrote:
Hi +CyanogenMod I understand that CM9 has already hit RC2 but I am really concerned about its usability. Have a look at here http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=1714354&page=231 and http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=29117183&postcount=2312
Many users are having problems with CM9 on their international I9300.
* After a while randomly, the other person would not hear your voice and vice versa;
* After talking a person using hands-free and it is unplugged, the next calls would suffer from the above issue
I had to change back to stock rom cause of the calls problem, otherwise the rom was perfect to me.
Mine problem was that if I was listening music and someone calls me they won't hear me, and to make the microphone works I have to turn on and off the unlock sound.
I do hope that those bugs will end soon and will not continue in Cm10, but really good job to all devs anyway.
Mine problem was that if I was listening music and someone calls me they won't hear me, and to make the microphone works I have to turn on and off the unlock sound.
I do hope that those bugs will end soon and will not continue in Cm10, but really good job to all devs anyway.
Love the ASOP idea 
Hello everyone.
I love this ROM and like it because it is so simple and small installation, I used on the other phone I had (LG Optimus 2x) and here with Root uninstaller I could remove all the the things I think was crap, but here when I use Superuser it is failing when I try to uninstall some applications like Genieweather and talk (plus some other stuff)
Tried to remove Superuser re-install it again, but the problem is still here? it is rooted by the guides that are on this wonderful forum.
/Otto
Hello everyone.
I love this ROM and like it because it is so simple and small installation, I used on the other phone I had (LG Optimus 2x) and here with Root uninstaller I could remove all the the things I think was crap, but here when I use Superuser it is failing when I try to uninstall some applications like Genieweather and talk (plus some other stuff)
Tried to remove Superuser re-install it again, but the problem is still here? it is rooted by the guides that are on this wonderful forum.
/Otto
Sorry for bumping this, but could anyone using the notification LED for apps give me advice on this?
thanks
boba
Don't bump your own ****; that's bad.
Just go Settings>Display>Notification Light and customize it to what you want. Pretty sure it works on the notification being spawned and not some hacky nonsense that could happen in a lot of apps. Try both situations if you're really curious but I'm pretty sure this will override whatever the app is trying to do.
Why dont u just turn on the unlock sound and leave it on? That's what i dont understand -.-
Is the unlock sound that horrible? lol
Are you using LUX? If yes can you share your settings?
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I could, but i see absolutely no reason to do so. Lux has one of the best/nicest user interfaces i've seen to date. Start the app and whenever you feel the brightness is not correct you can adjust it and add/save the linked sample. Lux will automagically update all your previous samples to match the new one.
It would be a nice addition to the current CM custom brightness settings.
dude, i've asked to the dev many times about some issues with Lux and CM9, seems that Lux doesnt work correctly, and i meant that it doesnt set the brightness into a specific range but only with a specific value.
example: if i set 1LX - 10% and 100LX - 50% and the app detects 20LX it sets its own parameter (27%) ... what i need is from 1 to 100 i wanna 10% brightness.
If I leave it on the microphone doesn't work, for this I turn it off again. It sounds strange, I know, but that's the only way to fix my microphone.
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Will this fix be included in CM9?: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/andr...mmit/b7a5a37774c129224655b0609a9ad64289cff5f5
I think asking here is pointless; you need to create an issue for any problems in http://code.google.com/p/cyanogenmod/issues/list
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http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/CyanogenMod9:GT-I9300:Nightly:Known_issues
http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/Experimental:GT-I9300:Frequently_Asked_Questions
First time installing CyanogenMod 9 to your Galaxy S III, or coming from another ROM:
- READ FAQs: http://teamhacksung.org/wiki/index.php/Experimental:GT-I9300:Frequently_Asked_Questions
- Make sure you're running a proper working ClockworkMod-Recovery (CF-Root for example). If you're not sure, you can follow this guide: http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/wiki/Samsung_Galaxy_S_III:_Full_Update_Guide
- Copy GApps and CM9 ZIPs to your internal SDCard
- Boot into Recovery
- Flash CM9 zip
- Flash GApps zip
- DO A DATA WIPE / FACTORY RESET (otherwise your calendar sync will not work)
- Reboot
- Don't restore Apps using Titanium Backup!
- Flash LFB Modem from ROM Manager
Upgrading from earlier version of CyanogenMod 9:
- Copy CM9 ZIP to your internal SDCard
- Boot into Recovery
- Flash CM9 zip
- Reboot
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Closed Source HAL:
- no lows (bass)
- hacks needed for doing phone calls
- hack needed for preventing volume drop on notification while listening music
- ID3 text via a2dp bug
Open Source HAL:
- better quality and lows
- no hacks needed
- ID3 text via a2dp works
I'll finetune the HAL today and then we're doing the official swap.
bye bye samsung.23you can discuss the onscreen button thing over the next 100 pages and we'll not care about it.
there are still bugs left and a lot of **** to do. i've enough to do for the next few weeks and then there will be jelly bean which means another ton of stuff to do.
life suckz, **** happens.
if you want it, code it!
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it's done when it's done. Don't expect a release withing the next days. If it takes weeks, then it takes weeks.
Feature requests
Thanks, but we don't accecpt any feature requests. There's still a lot of **** we have to fix and with the JB release the pile of dung has grown much higher.
Anything else
#blamesamsung
