yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
what's the Web site thing at the top ? Epic t-mobile or fast t-mobile? That kinda matters but my suggestion try changing Apn protocol to ipv4/6 leaving the one under it ipv4
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] kyacrash:
fast.t-mobile.com

I tried switching to ipv4/6, no luck. Thanks for the suggestion though.

It's frustrating because I know it's worked for me on this rom before with these exact settings, but now I can't figure it out...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
Just an fyi: Been working on a little bit of a side project today and yesterday (took a little break on this), I think that I will upload a first release tonight and post it tommorrow morning. I dont really want to say what just yet, but here is a hint, I will probably be creating another thread for it in this same forum :) I dont really know how popular it will be but a few people might REALLY like it.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
it should work .try turning wifi OFF. Turn data roaming ON. And changing the tethering signal strength to high. Also double check if you have the (always scan for wifi option ON) if you do that will jack it up so turn it OFF.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] BLuFeNiX:
Awesome! I look forward to more of your work, tp.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
ready to test some shizz ?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mike28:
Little teaser [emoji15][emoji3][emoji2]
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] moose1313:
For rmax254... cant upload pic via PM for whatever reason..the M in menu has to be where the A was in app_switch
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] BLuFeNiX:
Awesome. I'd be interested to know what you did to get that working.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
I started from scratch and am keeping part of the system including the framework odexed and deodexing only the apps that I need to modify until I break privacy mode, which so far I didn't.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
The only issue is that no matter what xposed breaks private mode. It does install and works perfectly however private mode won't turn on with xposed. Going to try some things though and maybe I can come across with a fix for that later.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] kyacrash:
Made those adjustments but still have nothing. Im going to redownload the rom, do a full wipe and install again. Pain in the ass but I need tethering right now, and it's becoming a personal challenge for me lol.

Thanks for the suggestions!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
If all else fails go back to 1.2

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did ad away break it? I can do without you tube adaway or xposed. But if you get it all to work this rom will be #1. Can't wait to test . Getting that itch again
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
I haven't tried it yet but ad away should work. Don't get me wrong xposed does still function perfectly fine as it normally would however when you install it, it kills private mode.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
Damn just realized also that the build.prop method that every dev is using to make shealth work with xposed also disables private mode. Well I guess every one can have there choice as to what's important to them since there isn't really a fix to that, it's just about disabling secure storage.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Pneumatic:
Man I hope the next version doesn't change anything about the battery life. I am amazed every day at how long I can go! If I could get tethering to work I would never change.

Yesterday I made it all day with over 6 hours of screen time. Today I haven't been on it as much and am at 71 percent (will be heading to bed in 4 hours)

Loving this. Please don't change. :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
It shouldn't, I used exactly the same tweaks and scripts. It should be the same, actually may be slightly better in the next version.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
well who really uses xposed I don't really use it that much I don't know if it's absolutely needed to be honest most the tweaks I seen about xposed can be done without it. Ex. Button modding. But you can just put a disclaimer saying if they want xposed it'll break private mode. Or can you odex xposed somehow?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
Yea, I think that's what I'm going to do. Release it with private mode fully working with just a disclaimer that xposed will break private mode.

Edit: I doubt messing around with xposed will fix anything since the apk is nearly an installer. It actually installs files during runtime to function. I doubt there would be anyway to mod that.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
yea just like they did on rooting tripping knox. But they we all rooted anyway. So if they want xposed they won't care about privet mode. Tbh they both don't hold much light with me anyway can live without both lol. So you gonna let a few of us test it be fore you post it public or have you fully tested it yourself?

Any other mods left out?

Any new ones besides privet?

What about adding a fully stable over/under clockable kernel?

Did you update all apks?

Will we have to flash new base band first or it'll be just install new rom?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
Yea, I'm going to let some people test it before I release it. There are a few mods that I still have to do that I am unsure will be added or not. Mainly because of the framework being partially odexed still. I don't really think any of the tmobile kernels can be considered stable other than stock right now, it does have the most recent faux kernel though. The new rom is based on the new framework but runs fine without updating the baseband or modem and I do not recommend flashing them until tmobile re releases them with the bugs fixed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
And most of the apks are updated. As just am fyi, some Google apps seem to be modified by Samsung and can only be updated through the play store.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Dvyn:
[MENTION=3011323]tp2215[/MENTION] Hey man i see u... I see u shining an watnot... Gald to see it working!! I await your epic release of this new version!!

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Also [MENTION=3011323]tp2215[/MENTION] is it that once xposed installed it will break private mode?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
Yea, once you install the framework and reboot private mode will no longer enable.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
so can you update it then odex it somehow? Gotta be a way if it works before you update it that means a previous version was working. And hope I'm gonna test lol and you should at least attempt to add ALL the current mods before a release. Even of it takes a little longer but it'll be a solid good release.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] iwillkillyou:
Even though I don't plan on flashing this, this is great news. It looks like a solid rom. Great job OP and thanks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] GuyInDogSuit:
tp said it kills Private Mode no matter what you do, the second you install Xposed, pfft, it's dead.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
Yea, its because of secured storage. Xposed doesn't work with it. It's the same reason why shealth didn't originally work with xposed either. They both use secured storage. The problem is though that there is an easy way to disable secured storage through build.prop that all devs are now including in there roms. This is great since shealth will work great without it, but turning it off kills privacy mode altogether too (that's essentially what privacy mode is). So basically the only way around it is for the dev to update xposed to make it compatible with secured storage.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
Well we back to the option then either have xposed or privet mode. As long as the option is there for either or I don't see anyone complaining
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
Exactly, I think the big point though is that it is actually working right now.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mike28:
Phones can be made private as it is with apps or other options even for those that use the fingerprint scanner just my opinion
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] moose1313:
Searched. Question is any mods that can have a none tmobile rom have working wifi calling? EX omegarom...any possibility to get wfi calling ? I use a s5 tvariant so tmobile s5. But besides alliance and infinte the rest are on the international thread

..edit bad spot to post but figured those who have would be those to share or try
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
No, it's because WiFi calling is a feature that is built into the tmobile network and they built it completely into their framework. It won't work on any none tmobile network on any non tmobile rom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] moose1313:
Therefore the base would have to be of TMOBILE ver then it would work..So my next question why in the world would anyone make a base on anything different(international) the could in therory get all their enjoyablez plus wifi calling assuming their using a tmobile sim

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Thank you
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] miguel6763:
so even tho i dont update anything the new rom should work perfectly right?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
Good question. If you have Tmobile as a carrier then you could be taking advantage of the Tmobile only features by using a Tmobile based rom like this. I think that the International versions have a lot of a broader appeal (Tmobile is only usa, international is the rest of the world basically) and therefor have a lot more devs and a lot more development. I think that with the roms in this forum though, we are catching up the international roms.

Yeah, when I release it, just do a wipe and flash, should be fine.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] em0ney14:
I agree. The International roms cover a wider range, however, with the locked bootloader and such on other carriers, I think it is strange as to why the devs haven't focused on carrier based roms.

Coming from Verizon, I never had the need for wifi calling because reception was excellent.

Now, I refuse to even download any rom that doesn't state in their change log that wifi calling is enabled.

That's my view on it and the two prominent roms on tmobile are going to lead the way (project infinity [MENTION=3011323]tp2215[/MENTION] and alliance rom [MENTION=4395895]BeansTown106[/MENTION] (and crew))

Keep up the work fellas and soon I look to chime in. ... ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Contivity:
And you can roam internationally and no roaming charge by turning airplane mode on and just use Wi-Fi
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Dvyn:
[MENTION=3011323]tp2215[/MENTION] So in the failed attempt with the privatemode we have now... i have been trying ways in which to hide the pictures in the gallery without the need of excessive apps. Sooo my first method was to use applock it claimed to have moved the pics to a secure vault, however, upon viewing the gallery... there the pictures were staring at me... i didnt want it to seem like am hiding somthing so i did not want to lock the gallery app...

Lastnight i stumbled upon ES file explorer... other than for going into systemfiles i never really thought of using it...

So i used it to hide the folders i didnt want to see and Tadaaaaa it was gone!!! Just like that, and just like private mode... I use xposed heavily as i theme my notifications drawer by keeping it transparent as well as removing that annoying T-mobile network banner from the lock screen. Also to scroll my wallpaper on my home screen as well as CRT screen effect...

What i do notice is that the default MyFiles do show the files hidden by default, so i use applock to lock the MyFiles app.

If it is u can implement some of these changes in the ROM without using xposed and gravitybox then am good to go!

Have u tried implementing mods and see if it affects SHealth and Privatemode??

Though it would be hard to try adding all those features in aroma to pick and choose from if it works... getting a headache just thinking of it:rolleyes:

if at all i cant use xposed then this is my work around till they update exposed to make it work the way u have suggested...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
you could just not install "my files" and make es file explorer default like I do. Also gallery lock free is a good app if you only wanna hide pics. Lol I recommend ES file explorer cause it does alot. It can be your flash player, download manager, root permission file manager,and much more it's a great app.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] BLuFeNiX:
If you don't want to rely on more than one app (ES and Applock), there's plenty of apps on the PlayStore for this:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.theronrogers.vaultyfree

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kii.safe

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thinkyeah.galleryvault
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Master Ramy:
Alright so TP, I'd love a response to this question to set my mind at ease, I just won a Galaxy S5 from MetroPCS, unlocked and using my Tmo Sim and service right now, now I know that it's the exact same network, but my question is this: can I root and Odin a tmo stock rooted firmware to fully convert my device to tmo modem and firmware, then flash this Rom without any issues and same reception?

I think the modem number is different between the two models, so I wanna make sure that updating firmware and modem and flashing this Rom won't break anything

So in a word, the question is this: can I fully convert this device to work 1000% as tmo, with flashing the available firmware and modem and all, without causing issues or breaking device?

Thanks a ton for your help and u r great work here!

EDIT: Been looking into it for the past hour, some said they were successful in converting the device and it shows 900T. I wanna make sure that works and that id still be able to update firmware and modem from tmo once the update is redeployed.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] moose1313:
You can edit build.prop to show 900t. But not sure if thats your goal...

Edit.. you want to use tmo firm and modem on a non tmo...i dont know metro at all but i venture to say yes if its like the international ver..im on tmo and have flashed international firm...but not modem..bands are a bit different
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Master Ramy:
The thing is tmo and metro are the same Corp company and use the same network, the only model number difference is an added 1, they both Have HD Voice and WiFi calling, My Understanding Is That The Devices Are Completely identical. If true, using the firmware and modem of tmo along with tmo Roma should make the device run as a complete tmo device.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
you should be fine by just rooting and flashing the ROM don't think you'll need anything else but your main issue might be that WiFi calling might not work. As I don't have metro I can't tell you on that. If anything make a Nan Droid back up flash and see what happens.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Master Ramy:
But once the new modem from tmo is fixed for texting, would I be clear to flash it without causing problems? I'll definitely make a Nan backup but I just don't wanna have a crippled device :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] GuyInDogSuit:
I'm on the latest T-Mobile firmware and modem, and I'm having no issues. Data, texting, phone calls, all working fine. This is the first I've heard of texting issues.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
The new modem actually flashes and works fine now, but most users are reporting that there download speeds slow up to around 1mb. That is why T-mobile temporarily pulled the update. I personally wouldnt install the new modem until T-mobile offiically releases it again so you dont have the download bug. The new version will flash just fine on the existing modem.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mike28:
Unless you are lucky like me my speeds are the same and the new update has made the phone even smoother
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Dvyn:
[MENTION=3011323]tp2215[/MENTION]... Hey man am starting to itch again.... the wait seems absolutely and extremely long!!!:crying::crying:

Am going nuts here!!! the weekend is up on us gona be home all weekend plz give us something to test!!! PLZ!!! LOL:D:D:D

:rolleyes::angel:

VERSION 5 is a MUST!!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
We will see :) lol
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Master Ramy:
So u think I'll be OK flashing to the latest full speed tmo software and modem with the ROM when it's released, on my metropcs S5 to convert it fully to tmo without probs?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] GuyInDogSuit:
Like [MENTION=3011323]tp2215[/MENTION] said, it is not necessary to flash them to use this ROM. And it is recommended to wait for the next T-Mo update. How is your connection right now? You said WiFi Calling was working already, right? T-Mobile and MetroPCS are on the same network, so you should be fine flashing T-Mobile modem and firmware, just skip this latest one for now.

This has the new firmware and modem updates:

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2761412

Look for the "NE5 Firmware Tar," and put your phone in download mode, connect to PC, then open Odin, click PDA, and select that tar file. Click start and wait til your phone reboots. Done.

[MENTION=3011323]tp2215[/MENTION], I just realized the reason I wasn't having issues with connectivity was that I didn't flash the modem. After looking at that above thread, I remembered I only flashed the firmware. D'oh! No wonder.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] cwburns32:
Bro you are fine. Just flash away, I am on AT&T's network lol and flash whatever I want with an unlocked Tmo GS5. I am a cellular technician for AT&T, Tmo, Metro, Verzion, Sprint. Metro and Tmo use identical equipment on their towers with identical frequencies. Flash away and do not worry about all that, they are virtually the exact same device. Even if the modem appear to be different they are actually pulling data from same towers... trust me on this one you will have no issues.

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And in my own personal experience, if you are having no issues with your current modem i.e. happy with speeds, texting, signal strength, etc. why in the world would you flash a "newer" one. No point in my honest opinion. I know when I had my AT&T S4 there were about 10 modems available, some worked great for some people where they worked horribly for others. It's all about location, what tower you are pulling from, how much traffic in your area, etc. If you are all gravy why make a change to the modem?!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Master Ramy:
So then flashing the standard tmo modems won't have issues? Awesome Thanks for the detailed response. I think most people flash the new modem because they figure it might be EVEN BETTER with the newer modem, better coverage, speed, whatever :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] cwburns32:
Meh like I said it really does depend on too many variables to just say its even better than before... Often times it is worse in some areas and better in others. I've worked on cell towers a long time I know a lot about the network, coverage, signal strength, etc. A new modem does not always mean better. I seriously would not upgrade to the standard Tmo modem unless you are having major connectivity issues or signal issues. I hardly ever upgrade the modem on any of my phones dating back to like 5 years ago. I see no point if I have no issues at all, if 300 people tell me it has faster speeds that does not mean it will be faster for me. It depends on many things... what tower data is being pulled from, how densely populated your area is, time of day, height of tower, tilt of antennas, radio settings, traffic, weather even. Don't get too suck into the whole "new" modem thing.... it's not as cut and dry as the carrier may make it seem.

With this being said for people with non-rooted, non-customer ROM'd phones they have no choice because when the update rolls out its either update or stick with it and there is no going back. We are fortunate enough to be able to test different modems, in different areas, with different ROMs and different kernels. Like I said before way too many variables to sit here and say one is better than the other.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
OK guys I wanted to let you all know TESTING HAS BEGUN on V.5.0 And so far it looks exceptional. Seems stable so once testing is done and everything gets smoothed out. The next stable p.i will be yours. I know the wait is killing some of you but good things comes to those that wait. And it's worth it. Just thought I'll announce it since tp is busy doing what tp does.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mike28:
Thanks for the head up I'm refreshing the page every minute lol looking forward to v5
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
please give it another day or two while the testers and tp try to finish things up.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mike28:
Absolutely thanks again for everything
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
thank tp I only test and try to help out he does all the "heavy lifting"
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
OP Updated! :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] Speed72584:
Tnx tp

Sent from my SM-G900T using Xparent Skyblue Tapatalk 2
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mike28:
Thanks tp for the hard work
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
Just To note some stuff that wasn't in the op.

1. Yes we know the 4 way reboot option is gone the new base band messed it up its being worked on.

2. For tethering EDIT the apn "t-mobile no lte" and input the settings as in the op.

3. To get root access back open super user app then go to settings then find REINSTALL. When you reinstall run the app it'll ask to install binery pick the twrp option. Then hold power pick restart once shutting off hold home and vol. Up untill you get into recovery. It should start intsalling the binery if it dont try it once more.

4.always we recommend a FULL WIPE AND CLEAN INSTALL.

5. Enjoy! Yes above all else enjoy the infinite freedom of your rom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] grncherry:
I'm confused, is the V5 still based on ANCH as opposed to the new ANE5?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] ecksor:
Umm...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
the odex is there to support privet mode.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
Oops, forgot to update that in the op, yes its based on the new ANE5

It says in the op that a lot of the system is still odex. Its kind of a hybrid deodex/odex rom. That is to insure all features fully work. More of the system apps (probably all) will be deodexed as I go.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] valestrand:
Dpi

Thanks for all your hard work. Did you change the dpi system wide. Everything is very small for me.

Any way to go back to normal dpi?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] ecksor:
You may want to update the "What's Included" part of the OP, it still states "deodexed". This is a big deal, not everyone wants odex or hybrid.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
Yeah, I set the default dpi to 400, stock is 480. There will be a dpi setting in future releases eventually. For now, just search for the hundreds of apps in the play store that can set a dpi (recommend Rom toolbox) or you can do it manually by using a file explorer and opening build.prop and changing 400 to 480 and rebooting.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] tp2215:
thanks, I changed it. For the normal user though I dont think that they will notice any difference. If anything odex speeds up the device. Pretty much all of the apps that the user would ever want to modify have been, or will be, deodexed. The only difference between doint it this way and any other rom would be private mode fully working and perhaps speed increases in the initial loading of apps into memory.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] moose1313:
I would think most would want odex..=faster
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] valestrand:
Thanks