[AT&T Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] TheDriller:
After a bunch of testing this morning I have found the issue. It has taken quite a bit of experiments as to figure out why some people are having these issues. I have successfully been able to duplicate the issue, which was first brought to my attention by Bubbajoe. After tearing through the logs and looking into what exactly was causing the issue, I was able to narrow it down to a user app permission. SELinux is very sensitive... tempermental if you will. For whatever reason, I have not figured out why its doing what its doing, or exactly why. But I have a theory. Because of the fact that signature checking has been disabled in this rom, when it is installed on a ROM slot, SELinux freaks out. Its a folder context issue. Why this happens on a ROM slot is yet to be determined, but because the system apps and framework app and jars have been modified, I believe (this is speculation) that because a ROM slot is no more than an .img file, and the kernel is redirected to this .img and SELinux freaks. A normal partition is not an .img file and nothing is hijacked, so app context is unaffected.

Like I said, I have been able to successfully reproduce the issue several times this morning, and I have the solution. Each time I did this, I was able to successfully complete this operation at least 5 times. So if you are having issues, please follow these instructions. I will be making a couple of videos explaining the process and showing the issues.

New install instructions: (Will be added to the OP with a video)

1) Download ROM zip and verify MD5 sum, place on your internal or external SDCard, it doesn't matter which.

2) Make any backups you need with Titanium Backup or whatever you use while this is downloading

3) Also make sure that you are on latest JB SafeStrap (version 3.71)

4) Boot into Safestrap Recovery via app or hard reboot

5) While in Safestrap first choose "Boot Options" And Then Select "Stock ROM". Activate it. If you are already on the Stock ROM Slot and it is activated AND YOU HAVE A BACKUP, or if you ALREADY have a stock backup move on to Step 7.

6) Click the back button on the bottom right to get back to the main screen, and then choose "Backup". You will want to make sure all 3 partitions are selected to backup. You can choose internal or external sdcards (I HIGHLY RECOMMEND USING THE EXTERNAL) by clicking Where it says "Storage: xxx SDCard (xxxx MB)" towards the middle of the screen. Choose where you want to create the nandroid (backup) and select "OK." Now just swipe to make the backup. Once the nandroid is done continue on to step 7.

7) Back out to the main screen using the back button in the lower right corner of the screen. The letters at the top should be in red and say "ROM Slot: stock"

8) Now choose "Wipe" and it should pop up the wipe screen. It should say "Factory Reset" and on the next line "Wipes Data, Cache, and Dalvik (not including internal storage). If it doesn't, hit the back button, if it takes you back to the main screen, go back to "Wipe" until you see this message. Now just swipe to Factory Reset.

9) Now you should have a clean stock partition that is ready to have your ROM flashed. Hit the back button until you are back at the main screen, and now you will choose "Install."

10) Now find the ROM zip, you placed on your phone, either on internal or external SDCard and install the ROM. Once the ROM is flashed, you should reboot the device.

***Note***

Now that you have made a backup, if for whatever reason you want to go back to that ROM on the stock slot, you can boot back into recovery, and choose the "Restore" button and restore the backup to the Stock slot.