[ROM][UNOFFICIAL][8.1.0] LineageOS 15.1 [BETA][6.03.2019]
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the best and stable version is [ 22.02.2019 - build #1a ] . I used this version from release date till yesterday and it didnt have serious problem like i have in last build 06.03 in one day :
random reboots ,
battery problem - when you go to sleep at night , in the morning battery is dead !
rom isnt work smooth and phone is very lag
and ...
i think if any chance to make a stable version for lineage 15.1 is from [ 22.02.2019 - build #1a ] and other builds have serious problems that cant be use for daily drive .
22.02.2019 - build #1a this build was very stable but i have a little problem with car bt radio connection and nothing else .
yesterday i installed version 06.03 and i report my exp today for this version ,
good luck .
random reboots ,
battery problem - when you go to sleep at night , in the morning battery is dead !
rom isnt work smooth and phone is very lag
and ...
i think if any chance to make a stable version for lineage 15.1 is from [ 22.02.2019 - build #1a ] and other builds have serious problems that cant be use for daily drive .
22.02.2019 - build #1a this build was very stable but i have a little problem with car bt radio connection and nothing else .
yesterday i installed version 06.03 and i report my exp today for this version ,
good luck .
I'm testing this 20190222 right now.
My setup:
- lineage-15.1-20190222-UNOFFICIAL-i9300
- MindTheGapps-8.1.0-arm-20180808_153837
- addonsu-15.1-arm-signed
I encounter a similar issue, as I described earlier (referred to 20190306-UNOFFICIAL). Occasionally, my phone suffers from a massive slowdown. For example, when I open Chrome and press menu button on the phone, when Chrome menu pops up, there is this unnatural, annoying slowdown. Or when I open SwiftKey Keyboard control panel, is the same thing, everything slowing down enormously.
But so far, there are minor differences of this issue, between 20190306-UNOFFICIAL and 20190222-UNOFFICIAL:
- with 20190222, if I close an app in which problem occur, everything else works fine, but with 20190306, issue were present until the device was restarted,
- with 20190222, those issues are limited to specific apps (I mean, at the moment, because I've only been testing for a few hours), and to be even more precise - to a specific elements of those apps, but with 20190306, those slowdowns occurred also out of sudden, no matter what I did.
When comparing to 14.1, battery drain seems to be worse on 15.1. And overall performance is noticeably worse than 14.1.
I will continue testing for a few more days.
My setup:
- lineage-15.1-20190222-UNOFFICIAL-i9300
- MindTheGapps-8.1.0-arm-20180808_153837
- addonsu-15.1-arm-signed
I encounter a similar issue, as I described earlier (referred to 20190306-UNOFFICIAL). Occasionally, my phone suffers from a massive slowdown. For example, when I open Chrome and press menu button on the phone, when Chrome menu pops up, there is this unnatural, annoying slowdown. Or when I open SwiftKey Keyboard control panel, is the same thing, everything slowing down enormously.
But so far, there are minor differences of this issue, between 20190306-UNOFFICIAL and 20190222-UNOFFICIAL:
- with 20190222, if I close an app in which problem occur, everything else works fine, but with 20190306, issue were present until the device was restarted,
- with 20190222, those issues are limited to specific apps (I mean, at the moment, because I've only been testing for a few hours), and to be even more precise - to a specific elements of those apps, but with 20190306, those slowdowns occurred also out of sudden, no matter what I did.
When comparing to 14.1, battery drain seems to be worse on 15.1. And overall performance is noticeably worse than 14.1.
I will continue testing for a few more days.
install gapps last NANO version from opengapps.org
and install Gbord exept of swiftkey , its very smoother than swiftkey
battery drain in 22.02 version is far better than official lineage 14.1 last version .
also in lineage 14.1 overhating is more than 15.1 v 22.02
i used 15.1 22.02 for 2 month for my daily drive and now i installed 14.1 but i preffer 15.1
:good:
Thanks. I'll try. I was told that MindTheGapps was created by the people responsible for LineageOS, and especially recommended for LOS 15.1 and newer, so I was using it.
As for battery performance, yesterday I was browsing Instagram and Chrome for about 30 minutes, and battery drop from about 80% to 50%
That kind of drain didn't happen with LOS14.1.
I left my phone in a sleep mode for night, and after 7 hours battery capacity decreased from 25% to 15%. With LOS14.1 and the same set of apps, battery drain was only 4% :good: during 7 hours. So, for me, there is a noticeable difference between 15.1 and 14.1. Not sure why.
The only thing left for testing, is OpenGapps instead of MindTheGapps. I'll do it today.
BTW, my routine looks like this:
(twrp-3.3.0-0 installed)
- starting the recovery mode
- format data
- advanced wipe (everything except external SD and OTG USB)
- reboot to recovery
- install LOS, gapps, superuser
- reboot to system
EDIT
I decided not to test LOS15.1 anymore. The power consumption of 15.1 is just unbelievably bad. Today, I was using google maps and my battery went from 90% to 40% during just 30 minutes! That didn't happen with LOS14.1.
There is something wrong with it. And also I don't like this noticeable slow performance.
So I just stick with LOS14.1 and I will be waiting for more stable LOS16.
As for battery performance, yesterday I was browsing Instagram and Chrome for about 30 minutes, and battery drop from about 80% to 50%
That kind of drain didn't happen with LOS14.1. I left my phone in a sleep mode for night, and after 7 hours battery capacity decreased from 25% to 15%. With LOS14.1 and the same set of apps, battery drain was only 4% :good: during 7 hours. So, for me, there is a noticeable difference between 15.1 and 14.1. Not sure why.
The only thing left for testing, is OpenGapps instead of MindTheGapps. I'll do it today.
BTW, my routine looks like this:
(twrp-3.3.0-0 installed)
- starting the recovery mode
- format data
- advanced wipe (everything except external SD and OTG USB)
- reboot to recovery
- install LOS, gapps, superuser
- reboot to system
EDIT
I decided not to test LOS15.1 anymore. The power consumption of 15.1 is just unbelievably bad. Today, I was using google maps and my battery went from 90% to 40% during just 30 minutes! That didn't happen with LOS14.1.
There is something wrong with it. And also I don't like this noticeable slow performance.
So I just stick with LOS14.1 and I will be waiting for more stable LOS16.
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Same here but for the pixel experience ROM version of this made by @linusdan I hope the pixel experience ROM reaches a stable stage
curiousrom
Recognized Contributor
That's the best compromise, I do it so too. The stability, over all performance and the low battery drain of 14.1 is currently not yet available at 15.1 or 16.0. LOS 16.0 runs very smoothly in the beginning, but in the long run, RAM usage increases immeasurably and everything goes into the swap. This makes a fluidly working impossible. 14.1 works here in deep sleep mode for almost two days, until the battery is empty.
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Thank you very much for your time. I have replaced the Lineageos 14.1 Nougat with Lineageos 15.1. I tried running Android Auto and received an error message that some google services are missing. Has anyone managed to get Android Auto working? Thanks
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multiwirth
Senior Member
Did you install open gapps pico?
Try using nano instead and try again.
BTW there's already a LineageOS 16 if you want to be more up to date.
https://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s3/development/rom-lineageos-16-0-t3875899/amp/
multiwirth
Senior Member
Lineage itself dropped support for 14.1 a while ago and a more recent lineage version aren't ready for i9300 to pass the requirements of the lineage team to be official.
So you have to use the unofficial builds here on xda.
You should find them easily in the i9300 android development section
I sold my S3 GT-I9300 a few days ago, and now I'm using the S5 (G900F) as my daily driver. The latest ROM I had used on the S3 was this unofficial RR-ROM - based on LineageOS 14.1:
https://androidfilehost.com/?fid=1322778262904005677
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/* * Your (probably expired) warranty is now void. * * I am not responsible for bricked devices, dead SD cards, * thermonuclear war, or you getting fired because the alarm app failed. Please * do some research if you have any concerns about features included in this ROM * before flashing it! YOU are choosing to make these modifications, and if * you point the finger at me for messing up your device, I will laugh at you. */
IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Hi all,
This is an unofficial Oreo build for the Galaxy S3 (i9300) based on LineageOS 15.1.
Most of the ROM features are working, but the overall state might be not stable or not suitable for a daily use (not heavily tested yet).
Don't install this ROM as your daily driver.
This work is heavily based on works of forkbomb444 (thanks for device tree, kernel and device patches for LOS 14.1), rINanDO (thanks for device tree, kernel and device patches for LOS 15.1) and A$teroid (thanks for cherry-picks I took from his kernel).
What is working:
- Boots
- Audio (playback && recording)
- Bluetooth
- Graphics
- Camera (photos && video recording)
- Sensors
- RIL (SMS, mobile data, calls)
- Wifi
- USB
- Video playback (HW/SW)
What is not working:
-
No V-Sync -
Video recording -
calls -
AKM sensors (accel & magnetometer) issues - probably, GPS could work better
- gralloc / surfaceflinger issues
- maybe yet something
Reporting bugs
When reporting reboots, please produce log below as follows
(using adb or terminal)
and attach in this thread.Code:su cat /proc/last_kmsg > /sdcard/last_kmsg.txt
If reporting another issues
to quickly & easily capture logcat (Main log), Kernel log (dmesg) & Last Kernel log (last_kmsg which is important in case of unwanted reboot) without using a computer + adb or use a Terminal emulator on the phone:
- Root the phone
- Developer Options > Store logger data persistently on device > select All. More info about it here on developer.android.com
- Install the free SysLog. (screenshot)
View attachment 4644180
- Reboot the phone & reproduce the problem(s).
- Open Syslog & select logcat, dmesg & last_kmsg. Add some significant keywords in the bottom including in Notes describing the bug & hit Take log.
- The individual logs + a .zip of all of them will be saved in /sdcard/Syslog. You must rename them .txt to be able to attach them to an XDA post like logcat.log > logcat_log.txt for example. Or you can choose Share which will .zip them & then you can attach to a post or upload somewhere & link to in your post if the .zip is too big for XDA's attachment service (20 MB max).
***
Bug Reports & Logs?
If the phone is not rooted you can grant this permission to enable Syslog using ADB (15 seconds ADB Installer) & a computer:
- adb shell pm grant com.tortel.syslog android.permission.READ_LOGS
- adb shell pm grant com.pluscubed.matlog android.permission.READ_LOGS
Caution: proceed switching from customized builds to a "pure" ones with /data wipe!
Download:
Note: only flash kernel if the release dates of ROM and kernel are matched. Don't flash older kernels on newer ROMs, unless explicitly told. Usually dedicated kernel releases are non-regular and just for bugfixes (anyway see latests messages in the thread as I usually write what is different on these kernels). Installation order is as follows: ROM first, kernel second.
Credits:
- rINanDO
- A$teroid
- Option58
- AdrianDC
- forkbomb444
- Lord Boeffla
- pascua28
- ComicoX
- Marc0601
- Oebbler1
- mkaluza
- SergeyL
- LineageOS team
- Nameless ROM
- I really hope I didn't miss here anyone who deserves credits for their amazing works
If you like my work and want to thank me, feel free to buy a coffee
https://paypal.me/ChronoMonochrome
Thanks to it'sup and someOn3 for donations!
Source code (standard builds):- Local manifest: LOS 15.1
Source code (customized builds):- Manifest: LOS 15.1
- Device: i9300, smdk4412-common
- Kernel: LOS 15.1
XDA:DevDB Information
LineageOS 15.1, ROM for the Samsung Galaxy S III I9300
Contributors
ChronoMonochrome, rINanDO, A$teroid
Source Code: https://github.com/CustomROMs
ROM OS Version: 8.x Oreo
ROM Kernel: Linux 3.4.x
Version Information
Status: Beta
Created 2018-11-05
Last Updated 2019-03-0537Changelogs
Changelog
6.03.2019 - build #3a
- Correct NativeWindow PixelFormat fix (should fix crashes in apps like Google Play)
- Re-tune Power HAL to match build #1a (22.02.2019)
5.03.2019 - build #2a
- Update sources
- Switch gralloc to UMP-only allocations*
- Actually include LiveDisplay HIDL this time
- Dropped earlysuspend support in a favor of autosuspend (credits to @rINanDO)
- Build libEGL_mali from sources & set the correct pixel format for the native window**
- Fix NFC service crashes & include NFC feature
- Reverted kernel ext4 fs updates***
- Bluetooth: revert to LK 3.0.101****
* this should fix some artifacts like the distortion in the camera app or some apps like Chrome.
** this fixes color inversion in videos produced by Recorder app
*** recently pushed updates seems to be incomplete and according to some user report were also causing filesystem corruption...
**** a possible fix for the BT calls. Have no idea if that was broken by LK 3.4 update but lets just see if it fixes anything...
22.02.2019 - build #1a
- Update sources to android-8.1.0_r52 (security patch 2019-02-05)
- Fixed gralloc artefacts with HIDL addition
- Update to LiveDisplay HIDL 2.0 (thanks @rINanDO)
- Clean sources up to get rid of most of hacks*
- Hex-edit proprietary blobs libsec-ril.so and glgps to get rid of text relocations
- Added symbol required by libsec-ril.so (and removed use of now unneeded shim lib)
- Added incall CPU boost hook by @arter97
- Added back hotplug support to Dynamic CPU governor
- Optimized Power HIDL for even better power savings
- Switch to 64-bit version of binder (official addonsu now should work)
- Revert sensors to Replicant OS version (+ some fixes for them to work)
* torch wakelock patch is moved to kernel, removed hack for audio playback detection and so on.
Also removed patches I found that were unused (I hope I didn't remove anything that was actually in use).
(Customized builds)
34Changelog
13.12.2018 - build #8
- Fixed wifi (flashing wifi fix should be no longer needed) *
- Fixed sensors (thanks @rINanDO for help)
- Implemented in-kernel battery charge level LED notification
- Added CPU hotplug support for Dynamic governor (ported from PegasusQ governor)
- Reverted kernel timer to 200 HZ (Exynos4 default value)
- Added exFAT file system support (not tested)
- Fixed menu key function override (thanks @ComicoX)
* not tested. Mine S3 has semcosh radio chip, in which case flashing wifi fix was already unnecessary. Please report if wifi now works without flashing fix linked in OP.27New build 6.02.2018 is up!
Changelog
6.02.2019 - build #15
- Fixed graphic artefacts (hopefully fixes lags during scrolling too)
- Fixed AdvancedDisplay (mDNIe)
All credit goes to @rINanDO.25
