[garwynn]

Credits
Thanks go to the following:
- sfhub for many hints on how to do this - I'm just trying to help fill in while he's away.
- sextape for FK23 leak
- rwilco12 for advice and hosting
- rainmotorsports, dev-host for hosting
- Forum Members for their support and hopefully feedback on these builds!
Make sure you give them any thanks for this build - they did far more than I on this! :highfive:

Here it is! Sorry for the delay! :victory:


For those of you following the leaks this is rumored to be the OTA, though a new test build was spotted for both ICS and JB after this.
The issues from FK09 are fixed but the new build suggests they may be having problems getting the data moved from FI27 to Jelly Bean.

Custom recoveries are also in the works but not available yet.
Once a solid one is available and if this goes OTA I'll probably make a repacked one click.

[srkmagnus]

If this is a rumored final build then they are getting close. Either way I'm thrilled that JB is hitting our device and we'll soon have it.

[garwynn]

Let me just suggest that this post, while speculative in nature, may have received information afterwards that it is pretty close to what is being officially planned.

[grantheppes]

Getting some awesome speeds with this here in NYC, and NYC is so congested that I was shocked to see this.

[JayWill]

I'm curious garwynn. What is different with these one-clicks that disables the ability to use a USB jig? Is it not possible to use the old bootloader with the JB system? It's not a big deal, as there really aren't any circumstances where you'd need to use Odin to flash a custom kernel anymore, making the flash counter a non-issue, but I've always felt better knowing I had a jig as a potential failsafe to force download mode.

[garwynn]

I'm curious garwynn. What is different with these one-clicks that disables the ability to use a USB jig? Is it not possible to use the old bootloader with the JB system? It's not a big deal, as there really aren't any circumstances where you'd need to use Odin to flash a custom kernel anymore, making the flash counter a non-issue, but I've always felt better knowing I had a jig as a potential failsafe to force download mode.

To be honest when I started a few months ago I was more concerned about getting regular and reliable repacks out. For those unfamiliar with the situation, sfhub was the man for this; when he left the scene rwilco12 started picking up the slack but was also busy. Been more than glad to help fill in those shoes but it's been a lot to learn and understand. All in all glad the opportunity was around that I could contribute a lot more when I used to ask so much before - just ask DrewWalton, for example

Now as we're getting to the end of ICS and quite possibly official builds for our phone I'm taking any time that I have to start understanding them more. Today alone has been good in that I found where the wipes occur in the full packages versus "NoData" ones... which is better than assuming. Also starting to get more familiar with the APKs where we found the GS3 wallpapers (you can find them ). I would like to go back and revisit the bootloader as well and probably will in the coming weeks. Also will probably do a repack that includes a recovery - likely Agat's as he's working on one now - instead of keeping the 2 step process.

Rwilco12 has the EG30 bootloader that was used before for this so I'll try to have a test repack out next week.

Will keep you guys updated as I can.

[JayWill]

FYI the primary reason sfhub didn't include a custom kernel in his one clicks was to avoid triggering the triangle and increasing the flash count. I don't think there's any way around it unfortunately.

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[garwynn]

FYI the primary reason sfhub didn't include a custom kernel in his one clicks was to avoid triggering the triangle and increasing the flash count. I don't think there's any way around it unfortunately.

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Doesn't look like it still. But he did make them for some popular builds and interest still seems high. Only problem will be that Triangle Away doesn't work on JB... yet. An alt method was sent to me but haven't tried yet.

Also jig update: mixed reports. Most can get to download mode, one even said counter reset. Rwilco12 has the EG30 bootloader available as a separate flashable package on his repository (mirror #1).

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[Azwizzard]

Any estimate on a rooted version of this?

Thanks for all your hard work!


Edit- never mind, and read the other thread, looks like there is already a rooted version available


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[defconix]

Thanks to everyone involved on this.

2 questions:
Is this safe to flash from ICS, or should I revert to EL29, etc.?
Will this increase the binary counter?

Thanks again!

[Downtown Taco]

Any glitches that are noticeable in everyday use?

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[garwynn]

Thanks to everyone involved on this.

2 questions:
Is this safe to flash from ICS, or should I revert to EL29, etc.?
Will this increase the binary counter?

Thanks again!

You can flash from ICS but I recommend using the full restore. It will not increase the flash counter unless you flash Agat's kernel repack (w/custom recovery)

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Any glitches that are noticeable in everyday use?

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Nope. DD status for me.

[Azwizzard]

Any glitches that are noticeable in everyday use?

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So far so good, but it has only been 1 day so???

What kind of Battery Life is everyone getting with this?

[Oleyeller]

Excellent battery life. I have been on it for about a day and a half and a 50% charge. Way better than ics. I couldn't believe how easy it was to root. Wtf didn't I do this earlier

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[Azwizzard]

Excellent battery life. I have been on it for about a day and a half and a 50% charge. Way better than ics. I couldn't believe how easy it was to root. Wtf didn't I do this earlier

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My standby time is great. With ICS I couldn't leave my phone unplugged over night or it would be below 40% when I woke up.

With the new JB ROM, my standby time is pretty good. I left it unplugged last night to try it and it only went down about 18%.

However... my battery DRAINS FAST when I am using anything (data, cell, etc.) On my way home 2 nights ago from work, I walked out of the door and my battery was at 92%.

Between walking out the door from work and walking in my front door at home it was approx 30 min. In that time I downloaded (1) 3 meg update via 3g (Had the screen OFF for most of the time for that) and I made about 8 text messages. When I walked in my front door my battery was at 78%. That is a 14% drop in 30 min with minimal use.

I have the "Screen Power Saving" mode ON, I have my Screen brightness set to very low and the only thing active was my 3G service (GPS, WiFi, etc all turned off)

[Oleyeller]

I have found much the same with my experience as well. I still get around 9.5 our of it...

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[speedblurr]

Been running this for a little more than 3 days now. Standby time is almost as good as ICS, but WOW does this thing suck the life out of the battery if I even attempt to use the phone. Even tried reinstalling, taking out battery, etc. Hope it gets better before the "official" release. Contemplating going back to ICS now...... BTW, thanks for all the hard work from everyone on getting this to the masses!

[Indyvette92]

whats the screenshot function for this

[Azwizzard]

whats the screenshot function for this

Home and Power button at the same time.... It is kinda tricky to do, it usually takes me 2-3 tries...

[JayWill]

Been running this for a little more than 3 days now. Standby time is almost as good as ICS, but WOW does this thing suck the life out of the battery if I even attempt to use the phone. Even tried reinstalling, taking out battery, etc. Hope it gets better before the "official" release. Contemplating going back to ICS now...... BTW, thanks for all the hard work from everyone on getting this to the masses!

My battery life has been excellent. Here is today...


That's with 1 hour and 15 mins of screen on time. Did you flash the full wipe version or the no data wipe?

Battery issues are hard to diagnose as there are so many variables, but so far mine has been stellar on this ROM.

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[speedblurr]

Jay, mine was full wipe. I had to install it twice. First time root didn't work even though you could see it. I have even swapped batteries with the wifes phone. This screenshot is from a couple minutes ago and my screen time of 38min 52sec. I wouldn't call these numbers "horrible", just not what I am used to with ICS.

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[XxNitr0xX]

Quick question, is it safe to flash this froma 4.1.1 cm10 JB ROM or do I have to revert to something else first? Thanks

[Indyvette92]

Are there going to be any new iterations of this before the final build

[JayWill]

Quick question, is it safe to flash this froma 4.1.1 cm10 JB ROM or do I have to revert to something else first? Thanks

It doesn't matter what's currently on your phone when you use Odin to flash. The only time you need to be cautious is when you're using a custom recovery to flash.

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[JayWill]

Are there going to be any new iterations of this before the final build

Hard to say for sure. Fk23 is an official release candidate, but I'm betting we see a newer version when the update is pushed out officially.

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