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[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] esjames:
I flashed the deodex version over stock NG4 today and it boots. It does remove exposed installer framework and any other mod you may have installed like launcher grid, etc.

Before I did this, I flashed the bootloader and modem via PC odin 3.09 first from this thread,

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=52210611&postcount=4

I cannot confirm it will work over alliance rom but you can try after making a backup. ;)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] enmatt:
I'm on stock NE6 that's just been towelrooted. Can I flash the rooted deodexed stock NH5 firmware that's posted here over it on mobile odin pro? I don't have custom recovery and I don't want to trip KNOX.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] icebear8:
can this be flashed over Beans stock deodex rooted rom?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] n8dagr8:
Just installed using the instructions in the OP coming from NF6 using TWRP if anyone is curious.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
I would like to know as well. Hopefully someone can answer this.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] keysoh2:
Yes it can :)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] DevVorteX:
+1

flashed over beans last rom the day keysoh2 posted it. Been working great!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] fbueller:
Was an easy flash over bean's deodexed NH4. I did lose root when I told TWRP to install root on reboot, but that was fixed by flashing a second time and not selecting to install root on reboot. Reinstalled Xposed, all my modules were there and not active.

That's about it, easy peasy. Now I can use in-flight texting for free on Gogo flights. Yay us.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
If in case someone needs instructions or Fix Xposed/S-Health

Flashing the ROM+Firmware/Modem

Make sure you have Root & a Custom Recovery prior to the steps below.

You may want to backup your S-Health data if in case you want it with Xposed Framework

1. Download the ROM from Page 1

2. Download the Firmware from the links in Page 1 (Ensure you select your version of the S5)

3. Download the Modem from the links in Page 1 (Ensure you select your version of the S5)

4. Download ODIN 3.09 from the Firmware/Modem link in Page 1

5. Place the ROM zip into your phone SD or phone storage

6. Open ODIN (Suggest you "run as Administrator" if on Windows 8 or greater)

7. Turn off the phone

8. Put the phone in "Download Mode" by doing/pressing and hold: VOLUME DOWN(-) + Menu Button + Power (Note: Avoid trying to boot into Download mode by using the restart menu when the phone is on, this seems to cause an odd issue where the Modem/Firmware doesn't stick)

9. An Android should appear, if there is a message to accept, accept it.

10. Connect the phone to your PC

11. Verify ODIN see's it, it will state "added" in the info box and show the COM port as well

12. Click on the "BL" button in ODIN and load your BOOTLOADER tar.md5 file

13. Click on the "CP" button in ODIN and load your MODEM tar.md5 file

14.

Do not click any of the options in ODIN (you can brick your phone)

15. Click on the "Start" button to flash the BOOTLOADER & MODEM

16. Phone will auto reboot when completed.

17. Once the phone comes up verify the Baseband by going to Settings -> About Device -> Baseband

18. If it reflects the new version you can proceed, otherwise repeat the steps (it may take 2-3 times for the Baseband to stick)

19. Turn off phone & boot into "Recovery" by pressing/holding: VOLUME UP(+) + Menu Button + Power

20. Flash/Install the ROM Zip you copied to your phone earlier in step 5

21. Wipe Dalvik Cache

22. Reboot Phone

23. Verify the Baseband & Build, it should reflect the latest version

24. Completed

----- S-Health + Xposed -----

Here are the instructions to get S Health to work with Xposed after you have flashed a ROM.

Verify you have Root access.

1. Have a file editor (Root Explorer) or terminal (editor) and of course root

2. Edit the "build.prop" file located in the "system" partition

3. Find the line inside build.prop that states "ro.securestorage.support=true"

4. Change the "true" to "false", the line will end up looking like: ro.securestorage.support=false

5. Save the modified build.prop

6. Install Xposed Framework

7. Final step "Clear data" on the "Health Service" by going to Settings -> Application Manager -> All -> HealthService

8. Reboot Device

You should be able to use S-Health with Xposed now.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] brojoe11:
Is there a mirror of the deodexed version. I can access the download. Thanks.

The odex file will download. The deodexed file will not. Thanks.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
Yes need a deodex mirror please. And project Infinity rom is using this as the base now.idk bout alliance.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] keysoh2:
Reuploading now...
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] SnuggP:
Salivating!!! for the rom....
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] reds28heem:
Do I have to install the modem and firmware in oder to flash this rom or can i just flash the rom? Im on stock 4.4.2 rooted and using TWRP
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] SnuggP:
when will this be ready for download?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] keysoh2:
Deodex is up. Odex still uploading. Had to use mega cause google blocked those uploads.

Any suggestions for a good host?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] SnuggP:
Mega is good just don't lose your password lol, which one one do you suggest, and what's the difference between one odexed and the other not... [emoji196]
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] keysoh2:
Finished uploading.

I prefer the Odex version it just feels snappier and more like stock to me.

Most people like the deodex version because it is easier to mod and most ROMs are deodex.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] SnuggP:
Thank you very much and I've been needing this for few hours now, I took a ota a while back and it messed up my battery it was draining to quick so I re flashed my stock firmware the my voicemail I never set it up and I couldn't access it, people said it told them I wasn't in the country! I had to call tmobile they activated my voicemail and I re flashed my firmware took a Ota and had to re root via chain fire came across this and the recovery twrp flashed twrp but first the bootloader and the modem and now I'm gonna flash your odexed rom... thank you very much your work is well appreciated [emoji196] [emoji119]
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
I suggest you flash the latest Modem & Firmware otherwise you can run into issues. I've always updated to the latest after a while to ensure there aren't any hiccups or issue with the latest update.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] reds28heem:
Ok. I'm on 4.4.2 NE6. I just got my phone yesterday. Only thing I did was root and recovery. But some apps I want to use won't work because of KNOX and I'm hoping this rom eliminates that.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] TheArtiszan:
If you want to bypass the tethering check on this rom if it is not enabled already you can replace this framework with the one that I attached.

The xml filse are in xml.zip which is also attached.

Just need to replace the framework-res.apk in /system/framework/ with the attached.

And the other two xml files go in /system/csc/

then go into apn and reset
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] SnuggP:
What does the tethering check do
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
It does, it is Knox Free
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] reds28heem:
But am I able to flash it if I'm on NE6. Also what does people mean when they say tripping knox. Is that bad. Seems like people not interested in doing that
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
You should be able to make the jump from NE6 to NH5 just make sure you flash the Modem/Firmware so everything is parallel in version. In regards to Knox it is a counter that tells if the phone has been flashed. Usually tripping Knox means voiding your warranty. In my case, I really don't care as I take care of my phone. Of course you never know what could happen. That's why people worry about Knox.

You can find out if Knox is tripped by Odin/Download mode. If the phone has never been flashed it'll have a binary counter for Knox of 0x0 , however if it has been flashed it shows 0x1. Everyone takes their changes. Unsure if there is a way to not trip Knox, I believe there is/was but never got into looking. A little search in the forum should help.

Hope it helps

---------- Post added at 07:21 PM ---------- Previous post was at 07:19 PM ----------

The tethering check, basically checks if your allowed to do tether or not by your carrier. If your not it'll take you to your carrier website where you can add the package to your phone plan.

In order to get tethering working without having to drop $ to your plan for it, the tether bypass check should do the trick.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] SnuggP:
You guys have a way of making things really inviting, no tether check means I'll be able to do it with out them knowing right?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] galaxyuser88:
i was going thru the deodex rom and see that there is still alot of knox files in some of the folders, like under system/container and under secure_storage. I only bring this up because you say its knox free.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] TheArtiszan:
Yes, it will allow the phone to enable tethering without checking if you should be able to do it or not. And the other files allow you to use the same apn your phone does so it won't be blocked by that either.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
Correct. :victory:
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] SnuggP:
Tethering is the hot spot right would I be able to connect my ps3
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
I've only tried it twice before and it worked. It may be a bit tricky and unsure how reliable it will be. Give it a shot, nothing to loose.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] SnuggP:
I have a 3 gig data limit will using tethering for my ps3 be a problem after I hit my limit?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
If the 3 gig is on your mobile data and not (hotspot) then it will affect it. No tethering restrictions means that when you tether aka use hotspot it draws from your phones data not the hotspot data. So if you have unlimited 4g Lte data and a 3 gb hotspot data your fine because the hotspot data will never read that your using it it'll just think your only using your personal data. Hope that helps.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] SnuggP:
Hmm so your saying tmobile has two data types, I was gonna use the hopsot for the ps3 thanks [emoji57]
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
yes they give you two data types they monitor one for your phone and then one for hotspot data shareing but since the restrictions are off basically they can't tell your using hotspot so your safe if this stock rom has that option I know p.i rom does on its stable version.and I'm pretty sure alliance has it too.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
And that's how Phone Carriers make money by charging you for the Hotspot data when you already have regular data.

I wonder though, doesn't T-Mobile have unlimited data? If so, the worst that would happen is they will slow you down after your allocated data. However, I think it'll be crawling for the PS3. Unsure how much data the PS3 can use for online gaming and such.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
Gaming would use up data fast yes they got unlimited but once you get throttle to 2g speeds almost like no Internet at all really the tea thing is really best if you have unlimited 4glte speeds
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] southsidexz:
Thanks undercover nerd. & Thank you Grandfathered plan.... (Hopefully it lasts long...)
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] supercobaltss:
I have unlimited data with 5GB of tether data. I have the hotspot provisioning check removed i used my Xbox on hot spot just about every day, Im up to about 70GB this month for data. T-mobile hasnt said a word. I hear some people use 100-200GB a month of data with tethering with no issues. T-mobile basically doesnt care unless your torrenting on there network.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mrkmpn:
ADB?

Is there no way this can be flashed using ADB or something? I really hate to void my warranty after having my phone for less than a month. I downgraded to an older version and got root via towel root before realizing I needed to flash another recover to flash this rom.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
From what I seen u can root with Towle bit once u flash a recovery it trips Knox and voids warrenty unless things have changed in past like 2 weeks
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] snatale1:
Is VoLTE working in this?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
Yes if you have already flashed the nh5 modem and volte is available in your city
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mrkmpn:
Yes, that is why I asked if it could be done via ADB or something (fastboot?), or even possibly flashing by renaming the zip file to update.zip and flashing with the stock recovery.

In the stock recovery there are options to flash .zip from either sdcard or via adb, but the recovery tells you to use 'adb sideline (or maybe it was sideload) update.zip' or something which isn't an adb command as far as I'm aware.

I remember flashing zip files via adb back when I had the MyTouch phone, but I can't remember if I ever flashed a ROM that way, or if it was just recovery, or part the root process. I just don't want to try to flash an update.zip and it fail for some reason I'm not aware of.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] mrkmpn:
Never mind... I tried both methods, and both methods failed. For some reason I got "* failed to write data 'protocol fault (no status)' *" when i tried installing from external SD, which I accidentally copied the same version I have installed on that one, but it seems it would have just over written it. Installing via ADB gave me an error (on the phone, not adb interface) of invalid footer and invalid signature if I remember the wording right.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] dex1701:
You're not going to get a custom firmware flashed without voiding your warranty, unfortunately, thanks to KNOX. The stock bootloader is signed, and will require firmware updates to be signed using the same certificate, or at least using a CA that we don't have access to. In order to get a custom firmware flashed you have to update the bootloader to one that is unsigned, which is going to trip KNOX. Sorry!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] TigerDNA:
How did you remove the provision checks?
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] undercover nerd:
it's already removed if you install this rom or one of the two main roms right now alliance and project infinity
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] DevVorteX:
I have a suspicion that provisioning want fully removed. I made the same mistake when I was helping beanstown out while he was on vacation.

There's a framework edit needed and some apks are usually removed.

I noticed the provision still kicking in, and the apks where still there.

I manually deleted the apks, and just installed an xposed mod that removes the check (in place of the framework edit). It's called moto tether.

I have unlimited data with tethering, but ran into a problem where I could only tether once before I had to reboot to tether again. I'd get the prompt that it was checking my account, then it'd disconnect.

I no longer have that problem!
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] spaniolo:
Hi, have read each post on this thread but I still have questions.... I have SM-G900T I am on NH5 stock rooted with TWRP 2.7.1 , if I understand correctly, all I need to do is flash this rom with TWRP and only clear Davlik cache, no data wipe which means I keep all my setting etc.. Is this correct?

I am assuming I already have the latest modem and firmware on NH5...

Since this is stock rom the odex will mantain all the features from Tmobile? gogo air texting, voLte, wifi calling, privacy mode, tethering (better to uncheck the tethering check) ? Thank you for the help.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] DevVorteX:
You are most likely correct. But I always make a nandroid backup before installing any rom, just in case. Better safe than sorry.

If you are worried about storage space, you can always delete the backup after you determine that everything is working ok for you.
[T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S 5] greysonofusa:
Thanks for this! I will be building on this.
[Micromax A116] rbvimal:
Hi dude,

I have installed 0.15 version. I have also updated the kernel to kash kernel. But I ma facing battery drop out issue. When i tried battery calibration it shows the 3 mV instead of 4XXX mV. i have calibrated the battery and not worked out.. please suggest what to do..
[Micromax A116] ari08:
It's still in testing version bro. Wait for it to become stable.
[Micromax A116] rbvimal:
Thanks for the update

Thanks for the update
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jenoveroth:
I really don't want to go back to an iPhone, but my job depends on my being able to respond quickly to texts. Since 4.4.2, my phone has been silencing itself randomly throughout the day, requiring a reboot to successfully resolve the issue, albeit for maybe a couple of hours :/

Google has not been my friend, as I'm unable to find anyone else experiencing this issue.

To clarify: phone is rooted, happened before and after installing dynamic kat (which I thought might fix it,) all sliders are at max volume, phone is not on silent or vibrate, and hangouts and messaging both are affected. Help me keep my android!
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jenoveroth:
Shameless bump, no luck so far :\
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seraphism:
Hiya, are you religious at all by any chance? It's actually relevant to what I'm thinking about so don't worry :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jenoveroth:
While a strange question to ask, (I assume related to the Bible app?) yes, I'm a music minister :)
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] seraphism:
Ok, have you got an app that sets your notifications to silent at specific times during the day? Like at certain prayer times or something like that?
[Galaxy Note 3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] jenoveroth:
That I don't have :)
[Hardware Hacking General] jsee4:
Hi everyone that takes sometime to help me.

First of all I have an AMLogic aml8726-mx TV BOX that came with android 4.2 pre-installed. I don't want to have android so I wanted to install a native linux with XBMC.

So I prove this two projects OpenELEC and the other one MX-Linux.

First I may upgrade my firmware to matricom firmware 1.1.5 (or 1.1.6 depends of the version that I wanted to install), and it comes with Xbmc Frodo 12.0 If I'm not wrong..

Ok so after update, I prove that everything works right. And I install one of the projects.

And it's here where I'm getting crazy/angry/dissapointed... Everything works fine except SOUND! It's connected to a Samsung B450 Series by HDMI. There no sound.

It's because an the kernel or just a xbmc issue?

Thanks and hope that you fix my problem,

Jose.
[Hardware Hacking General] afigienas:
super duper stupid sugestion-but do you in audio settings set the audio output device?
[Android Apps and Games] uusafe:
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The mainstream chat apps, including Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Whatsapp, kik, skype, are supported.

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★Re-lock delay( support time set): get rid of repeated lock

★Fake cover with fingerprint and force stop page

★Fake as a calculator on home screen

★Capture photos of snoops

You will find the app at: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.uusafe.chatlock
[Samsung Galaxy Core.] MVince25:
My hangouts account isnt signing in please help
[Moto 360] Robles23:
I am in the process of purchasing a moto 360. However I was reading a few reviews and they mentioned that the watch tends to behave differently with certain devices. For example, according to one review, the 360 works great on the Samsung s5 but not so well with g3. The user reported the watch constantly disconnecting on the g3. I have a g2, but i do not want to be struggling with stuff like this. Is anyone using the 360 with the lg g2? Can you share your thoughts, experiences and some feedback will be great.

Thanks
[Moto 360] Myzur:
I have the moto 360 and LG G2. Both work as expected.
[Moto 360] carajean:
I have the moto 360 and the LG G2 I must say though that the battery drains really fast on my G2. Im not going to keep it past xmas or whenever the moto x+1 comes out. The moto 360 does fine according to my standards on battery but my G2 is draining twice as fast as before even with my bluetooth headset streaming.
[Moto 360] Robles23:
This is really good feedback. I am going to proceed and try to purchase one. I will try it out for a week since the return policy is 14 days. I will then decide if it's good enough to keep. I am dying to get my hands on a moto 360. Will try again this week. Ones again thanks for your feedback. If anybody else has anything else to share please don't hesitate. The more feedback the better.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] peter-k:
... please?

What does it take porting Sony Stamina mode (SuperStamna.apk) to Xperia V with KK?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] WhiteNeo:
A custom kernel with certain drivers, as well as some files. :D

The kernel is the problem here, we dont have the sources.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] iSpammer:
but you are a pro developper :D you can do it <3
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] peter-k:
I was told kernel writing is the high art.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] WhiteNeo:
Sure it is.. The problem is, there are very few tutorials in kernel development out there, and Kernels are written in C code, which I dont know.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] peter-k:
There are a few Xperias with KK including Stamina. I mean, for a developer who speaks C it might be not to difficult copying and modifying the Stamina portion accordingly for the V. Not that I want to sound like demanding, I have no rights as I myself am unable to program anything except my TV remote control. I do understand that the V is not anymore in the iris of a developer. On the other hand I believe there is a good chance the last 0.5 % sleep power draw will be eliminated, too. That's 4 % in a night, not the 1/100 % that switching off a processor gets, and then even with side effects.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] WhiteNeo:
What you say is right. The problem is still that we dont know what code exactly to copy, where to make adjustments to enable this stamina driver and we dont even know if there is any source code published.
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] peter-k:
I guess there is no Xperia with the same chipset that uses Sony KK?
[Sony Xperia T, TL, TX, V] WhiteNeo:
Dont think so. :/
[Galaxy Tab S Themes and Apps] coffee black:
Hi, anyone can upload a copy of the S Voice app for the Galaxy Tab S 8.4? I installed a debloated ROM and found that it's missing. I liked that app.:fingers-crossed:
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] GSM system:
Dear all ...

i have i-mate Jam if i need to insert sim card the mobile is shutdown so can any one please help me

B.R
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] zerimar:
This is normal on a Magician or equivalent device. As long as the backup battery is charged enough, removing the main battery is equivalent to doing a soft reset. If the backup battery is depleted when removing the main battery it is like doing a hard reset. One workaround is to keep the device plugged-in either by using the power adaptor or via USB before removing the main battery.

If you are switching SIM cards, make sure to switch off the radio first.
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] GSM system:
thanks brother i did that and now is okay my PDA is work thanks alot i Apprecite you
[JAM, MDA Compact, S100 General] zerimar:
Your welcome, glad to know that your device is ok now.