go for archidroid [kk] for the best battery management, the lollipop version makes the phone buggy, and the xposed support is also not confirmend
Any link for this ROM? I can't find archi kitkat ROM. Thank you!!!
go for archidroid [kk] for the best battery management, the lollipop version makes the phone buggy, and the xposed support is also not confirmend
First off I'd like to thank $@k$h@m for this Thread, the very informative OP is a great thing for newcomers and those like me who've had an S3/i9300 for some time without using it and have come back to the Android scene with such a great phone looking for whats available in kernels/roms.
My post here touches on topics from both of these two points of view quoted above. I'm on a i9300 with Googy-Max 2 Kernel, 1st rom as Archidroid 1.7.18 (4.3 based), no 2nd ROM currently. So I definitely agree with fibu.c.franklin's post below that Archidroid 1.7.18 is VERY STABLE and compatible with all the stock apps and i9300 hardware features. I got it mainly for the stability and the FM Radio compatibility, since I use the FM radio on a daily basis for listening and recording.
BUT the point by $@k$h@m is also a strong one... a 4.3 ROM like mine is missing out on some new Apps and OS features brought along by 5.0 and 6.0, plus new apps might not support 4.3 anymore as time goes on, so having a 5.0 or 6.0-based ROM might be better for app/software compatibility.
So my first question is this, does the 6.0.1 Resurrection Remix ROM that is popular and stable right now, have support for all the original hardware features of the i9300 like stock-based 4.3 ROMs? like the FM Radio, etc? are there any other ROMs that keep that hardware functionality in the i9300 that are 5.0/6.0 based? And if so, what features and bugs are there compared to archidroid 1.7.18?
My second question is, IF the new 5/6.0 ROMs dont support the FM radio, can I dual boot/multiboot my current 4.3 Archidroid 1.7.18 ROM with the 6.0.1 Resurrection Remix ROM? Maybe this way I can have the stability of my 4.3 archi, with the features and software/app compatibility of the 6.0 Marshmallow ROMs.
What about offical CM 13? is it fast, stable, full of performance and good battery performance? And im wondering what's the difference between CM13 Nightly and CM13 Snapshot?
Hello Warren,Hi $@k$h@m
I used Heimdall in Ubuntu and I managed to root and put SuperSU on my phone ! I also put TWRP recovery on as well and then did a backup of my stock ROM. I am now ready for some ROM flashing!
I am unsure whether to go for CM11 or something like Tamasek's CM12.1 ROM. Have you used Tamasek's ROM before? Thinking about it for the first flash I think I will use CM11 snapshot and arter97 kernel. Then I will nandroid backup and then I have a stable ROM/kernel combo to fall back on in the future.
Looking at arter97 kernel can you tell me about f2fs support and how I get it? Does it speed up certain parts of the memory? Is it worth flashing? Also, the kernel mentions touch wake. Is this available for the S3?
Cheers.
First off I'd like to thank $@k$h@m for this Thread, the very informative OP is a great thing for newcomers and those like me who've had an S3/i9300 for some time without using it and have come back to the Android scene with such a great phone looking for whats available in kernels/roms.
My post here touches on topics from both of these two points of view quoted above. I'm on a i9300 with Googy-Max 2 Kernel, 1st rom as Archidroid 1.7.18 (4.3 based), no 2nd ROM currently. So I definitely agree with fibu.c.franklin's post below that Archidroid 1.7.18 is VERY STABLE and compatible with all the stock apps and i9300 hardware features. I got it mainly for the stability and the FM Radio compatibility, since I use the FM radio on a daily basis for listening and recording.
BUT the point by $@k$h@m is also a strong one... a 4.3 ROM like mine is missing out on some new Apps and OS features brought along by 5.0 and 6.0, plus new apps might not support 4.3 anymore as time goes on, so having a 5.0 or 6.0-based ROM might be better for app/software compatibility.
So my first question is this, does the 6.0.1 Resurrection Remix ROM that is popular and stable right now, have support for all the original hardware features of the i9300 like stock-based 4.3 ROMs? like the FM Radio, etc? are there any other ROMs that keep that hardware functionality in the i9300 that are 5.0/6.0 based? And if so, what features and bugs are there compared to archidroid 1.7.18?
My second question is, IF the new 5/6.0 ROMs dont support the FM radio, can I dual boot/multiboot my current 4.3 Archidroid 1.7.18 ROM with the 6.0.1 Resurrection Remix ROM? Maybe this way I can have the stability of my 4.3 archi, with the features and software/app compatibility of the 6.0 Marshmallow ROMs.