★[I9300 4.4.4 ROM][13 Dec.] ★ OFFICIAL PORT DN4 from E-team ★ [ Final Version 2014]★

ROM CONVERSION CHARGE ONLY 2500 TaKa

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DN4(Ditto Note 4) ROM
for our beloved Galaxy S3 (GT-I9300)

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You must root your device for installing this rom/mod. so now your warranty is void. if anything happens to you or your phone is solely your resposibility. This Port & future updates is only tested for I9300 device.
We don't allow chefs/devs/themers to use the files added or modded by us in this ROM.



Based on 4.4.4 Touchwiz Rom ported from S3 Korean version by @arter97
Features ported from Galaxy Note 4 (Yes, we did it again!) 
Standard Kernel Ultimate Version 2014 is Boeffla 7.1 beta 7 - Thanks @Lord Boeffla
Standalone flashable zip
Rooted and Deodexed




titooo7
slink_59
arsaw
GigiliNe (RevengeDevTeam)
bulldog74ts




if you have a chance and you like my work, you want to support me to test new terminals or simply to offer me a coffee or a beer http://forum.xda-developers.com/dona....php?u=5538873
otherwise a thanks is always appreciated 





Good Video 2014 Final Version - Thanks @Koogly

Last Update I9300 Port FINAL Version 2014

Note 4 S Note with Photo Note
Note 4 S Finder
Note 4 Toolbox (port for S5)
Note 4 Quick Connect
Note 4 Multiwindow
Note 4 Recent Apps
Note 4 Side Key Panel
Note 4 Resize Windows from corners 
Note 4 Power Saving Mode
Note 4 Ultra Power Saving Mode
Note 4 Touchwiz with theme support - Thanks @qwerty123258
Note 4 Editor Video
Note 4 Settings and UI (remove pen and feature not working for I9300 + add torch, toolbox and theme setting)
Galaxy Note 4 Launcher and Accuweather
Galaxy Note 4 Contacts app
Galaxy Note 4 Phone app with N4 feature incoming call popup notification, resize window during calls feature and call recording feature
Galaxy Note 4 Messaging app with N4 feature SMS pop-up notificaton
Galaxy Note 4 Airmessage (Chinese version)
Galaxy Note 4 Secthemechooser2.apk (Chinese version + Galaxy A5), no compatible with theme previous secthemechoosepreload - only for test
Galaxy Note 4 lockscreen with charging effects and new lockscreen effects (fully all works)
Galaxy Note 4 Music Player (update with Galaxy A5 music soundalive integrated)
Galaxy Note 4 Video Player
Galaxy Note 4 Internet Browser
Galaxy Note 4 Gallery
Galaxy Note 4 S Voice 
Galaxy Note 4 S Planner, Email, Keyboard, Clock, My Files, Calculator
Possible to use the same app in both multiwindows
Another Samsung bloatware that you uninstall easily from settings / application manager / downloaded and root explorer deleting app in preload folder



For this port for I9300
@Chainfire for supersu http://download.chainfire.eu/635/Sup...erSU-v2.36.zip
@Albe95 for samsung app
@Lord Boeffla & @arter97 for awesome kernel
@nik60 & @perseolorenzo to motivate me in difficult times, and for my Rom mod 
@david.bdn89 from htcmania for the nice Thread
-to all testers and all those who supported


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Flashing (Installing) a ROM or OS ( Viewsonic Gtablet)

A ROM is like an image of the operating system for the android platform. Think of android like the windows platform. You have windows 95, 98, 98 SE, 2000, XP, Vista, 7, etc. And each of these versions of windows have multiple versions. For example, windows 7 has home, pro, ultimate, etc. Not only that, if you do a search you will find custom versions of windows 7, where people have put in new features, taken out some features, etc. That's what a custom ROM is in the android platform. There are hundreds of froyo based ROMs out there for their specific devices. There are hundreds of gingerbread based ROMs out there for their specific devices. That's because each device has a different set of hardwares. A custom ROM makes the device perform better because the custom ROM was created for the specific device.

Before you want to flash a new cutom rom, please make sure you have ClockWorkMod installed and repartition & fix permissions. If you haven't already done so, please visit ClockWorkMod and Repartition and follow those instructions.

Available ROMS 

There are 2 branches of ROM developments for the gtab. Below are 2 lists for the ROMS available. If you decide to flash a 1.1 ROM, then you need to already have a 1.1 bootloader on your device. If you decide to flash a 1.2 ROM, then you need to already have a 1.2 bootloader on your gtab. If you want a 1.1 ROM but you're on 1.2, then you need to NVFlash to the stock ROM with the right bootloader.

Each of the following I've linked to where the ROMs are hosted. After the list below I will give step by step instructions on how to flash (install) these ROMs for dummies.

If I miss any, please let me know and I will add them.

1.1 Branch (3588)

Froyo:  -

               Stock Tap 'n Tap build 3588

              Vagan Tab

Honey Comb: - 



Beta 3.3: AdamComb v0.2 + pershoot's kernel 07/25/11
[BL1.1]

A word of advice.

As of now (6/13/2011), if you are not familiar with android please stay away from the honeycomb ROMs. The 4 in existent are in their alpha stages and are not suitable for beginners. The devs are working without the source code because Google is turning into another damn Microsoft. Some things (mainly flash, camera, and HD video) do not work yet. Leave these to those of us who are using them for testing purposes. We will inform you when there is a stable version (aka honeycomb for dummies) available. In the mean time, the froyo and gingerbread ROMs are more than sufficient for your tablet needs.

(6/29/11)

I've noticed that many people are not following my advice of staying away from the honeycomb ROMs. It's fine. You can do whatever you want. But you need to be aware that honeycomb has a different data structure than froyo and gingerbread.

To flash in or out of a honeycomb ROM, you need to follow code red procedure in my start here page. To not do so will result in brickage.


(7/22/11)

I've been testing out the various honeycomb ROMs. The latest release of Flashback looks very promising. The only major thing missing from it are the damn drivers from nVidia for haredware acceleration.
Flashing a ROM via CWM (best way to flash a ROM)

Part A (download and transfer files into the gtab)

Choose a ROM from the list above.

Make sure you have the right bootloader (1.1 or 1.2).

Using your PC, download the ROM zip file from the appropriate link. Open up the zip file. If you see a file called "boot.img" and a bunch of folders, then leave your zip file alone. If you see another zip file called "update.zip" and a folder called "recover", then unzip the original zip file. What you want is a zip file with a "boot.img" file inside.

If your ROM requires GAPPS file, download that, too.

Boot your gtab into CWM mode.

In main menu of CWM, select "mounts and storage".

SElect "mount USB storage".

Connect your gtab to the PC.

Using your PC, navigate into the root of your internal sdcard in your gtab and create a folder called "Rom".

Put the zip file that contains the "boot.img" file into the newly created folder "Rom" in your gtab. Also put the GAPPS file (if you need it) into the "Rom" folder.

Select unmount.

Disconnect USB from PC.

Part B (OPTIONAL: back up your current ROM)

Go back to root menu of CWM.

Select backup and restore.

Select Backup.

Watch your current image being backed up.

Part C (flashing a ROM)

After backup is done, go back out to root menu.

Choose "wipe data/factory reset".

Choose "wipe cache partition".

Once it's done, go back out to root menu and choose "advanced".

Choose "Wipe Dalvik Cache".

Go back out and choose "install zip from sdcard".

Go into folder "Rom" and choose the Rom that you picked from the list. Watch it install.

After ROM installation is complete, repeat steps 6 and 7 for the GAPPS file IF YOU NEED TO.

Once everything is done, go back out to root menu and choose "reboot system now".