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[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] tweeny80:
I'm really hopeful you're right, and the Exynos team actually uses public reaction and commentary that exposes flaws in their build - and fixes them before subsequent releases. If the Edge has a proper Mute function there is NO logic that says N4 should not get it. That plus other known flaws should be stamped out with successive releases.

I'm actually considering selling my device and buying S6 when it arirves due to the reported streamlining of TW. (but only if the screen is comparable to N4 & hopefully close to 5.5"). And I''m a huge N4 fan.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
I am in the fortunate situation where my other line is up for renewal -- and a new handset -- right at the time when the Note 5 is expected for release.

Having said that, I will probably be getting an HTC One M9 off-contract when it's released.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] tweeny80:
err, your Tapatalk signature says 'sent from my iphone'.

You're a sheep in wolf's clothing ;)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jenellej:
[MENTION=4503214]not-i[/MENTION]

Thank you for the wonderful ROM. Please confirm if this is happening because it happens to have a "bonus feature", my sim locked N910C just suddenly became unlocked to other providers after flashing this ROM.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] luv2vexx:
would this work on 910F
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] mkim055:
Lol, not-i-the-eagle-eye
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
Hahaha! I'm platform agnostic ;) I have multiple Android and iOS devices that I swap in and out of depending on my mood. So far, I've really like the Note 4 (what I really want is a replacement back cover that's made of real leather) but I miss the all-aluminum feel of the HTC One M8 from time-to-time and use that.

I typically hold onto a handset for anywhere from 6 to 8 months. I get really good re-sale value doing that. Sometimes I 'lose' just 25% of what I paid, which isn't bad as these things go. It helps to get to know and make friends with some smaller retailers. I get good discounts and early access to new devices and ready buyers for my older or slightly-used ones.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] tweeny80:
I feel like the other phones are laughing at us
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Ha ha yep. I've even cooked a 5.0 rom for my Note 3 that I don't even use anymore just to see what it looks like
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] somemadcaaant:
Definitely many different teams working on different builds, same thing happens with LG, the Flex has many different features compared to the G2 variants.

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No point for all us elite users in upgrading to lollipop till xposed is usable and not many features anyways, like LG Samsung seems to leave out features after major updates, perhaps an edge build would be better ? edit: nah
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
I can't seem to find it for the Note 4 but has anyone mentioned the Lollipop memory leak yet? I've seen comments in other threads where users of the Moto X (2014) and Nexus 6 have said Lollipop has made their device sluggish and they feel like they need to restart their device at least once a day. I wouldn't want to upgrade just to go back to the days of Gingerbread.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] somemadcaaant:
Sammy would have patched in the several commits that was already found last yr for the system_server memory leak. I wouldn't worry too much about that.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] gerazz:
Quick question/help. My phone wifi can not seem to be able to detect any new wifi network at all. But my already known networks from when I set up this phone in the beginning still work as long as I m at home. So I came to the conclusion that I have turned some kind of process off that have caused this problem. I use TiBu, Amplify Battery extender.

When I use other Wi-Fi apps, Wifi Fixer. I'm able to see other networks that are normall there.

So I m just wondering what is the process that takes care of this wifi scan, or this thing that allows the phone to show what it detected.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] AlexxxR:
At this rate, I really don't think we will see a fully functional 5.0 update for our device until post S6™ launch... This is android modification hell
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Im flashing Lollipop right now on my N910U ;)

Its my N910C rom though. Hope I don't brick, ha ha
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Ausboy 2011:
If it works 100% please release im over waiting for 910U 5.0.1 release
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
Good luck, not-i. Our fate is in your hands.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Its working fine just no cellular signal. Wifi is fine. Might be able to get that going though. Still rocking my N910U modem
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
My N910C rom on N910U
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] ericmky:
Thanks

You are so close....

Regards.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Ausboy 2011:
nice 1 :D
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
This VERY encouraging. Hope it works out.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Maiaman:
More Thankful to you friend ! you is our guru ...:victory::laugh:
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] lacazan:
No-i thank you very much, hope you have luck, to you to that user of 910U we can enjoy our phone.

You're awesome.

A fellow greeting.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] carlosistream:
I flashed this rom im my 910u yesterday everything works perfect but got no signal, flash 910u modem,kernel and csc. and no signal maybe with a patch or something on the signal i dont know.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] dr.ketan:
Have you tried to look those 2.5MB files I have posted which are only difference between N910C/U
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
We've both been thinking the same thing :)

Yeah I have files too as I have made a few roms converting N910C to N910U and vise versa.

It's exactly what I was planning to do and hoping the those 4.4.4 files haven't changed much in 5.0.1 but then I had to go to work, ha ha.

If I get time later I'll give it a go
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] dr.ketan:
I think it should work. Basically I don't have c nor u so can't help much. If I remember correctly issue was same on kitkat too.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Okarina26:
hi...where can i dl this file ...so i could try it out..thanks..:)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] kamranhaghighi:
i want to cry :D i got my note as a gift from my father, and he didn't know about these stuff :) he just saw me like it when i saw the commercial :D (i really do)

but im not sure if i could findanyother version!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
No luck with them :(

Wouldn't boot
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] dr.ketan:
May be you need to sort out first which one affect baseband also possible kk files may not compatible.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Yeah I think we will have to compare Lolllipop versions to get the correct files. They are probably still the same but need 5.0.1 versions.

I did leave out kern_sec_info though because I was using the N910C 5.0.1 kernel so that most likely had something to do with it. I didnt think that would be compatible with the different version & model.

I'll wait for the N910U lollipop now I think.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] AlexxxR:
The reason there is no signal is because the kernel for the C is trying to use the modem it's designed to work with, the C modem, not the U modem. You will need the 5.0 U kernel to achieve anything, and sadly that won't be here till full Lollipop anyway.

Samsung should have just had a single exynos unit, and make band changes etc all software. This huge device fragmentation within a single device is what stalls development for certain variations. I hope the S6 is a bit better with this, and if they all use the new exynos 7420, development will be much easier.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Yeah also realised that but was hoping for a different result, ha ha.

Anyway just restored my 4.4.4 backup. Lollipop was lovely but I can wait until we get it. I missed the actual "phone" part of my device
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] AlexxxR:
Yeah same here, it's strange how little smartphones are marketed as being able to make phone calls, and yet with all the cool stuff our phones can do, without the ability to make a phone call, they become severely less useful haha

Well at least you got a bit of a look, thoughts?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
Oh well. This is depressing. Looks like we're at the mercy of Samsung. I really wish they'd stop creating so many variants. I learned that there's also an SM-910X model. I can't even imagine what those folks are doing for custom ROMs.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Okarina26:
Yeah this is really crazy..there are about 8 or more different versions of exynos...!!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
The one thing that Samsung should copy from Apple is that each iPhone works everywhere -- there isn't a need for variants (other than storage capacity) or B/S like variants C, F, U, H, X, T, etc. I really hope Sammy gets its act together starting with the S6. From a practical perspective, It's a lot cheaper to support just one device.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] AlexxxR:
I've been a fan of Samsung android devices ever since my glorious S2, but I'm getting more and more frustrated and if the S6 is a disappointment, I may look into stuff from HTC or Motorola.

I really want Samsung to move to on screen buttons, the physical key is dead and just allows for another point of failure. Also, higher storage as standard, yes they have had higher capacity models but always hard up find or they released ages after the original.

But personally, I think the key to Samsungs success as an android manufacturer again, is to listen to the development community. As their devices have become harder and harder to develop for, the devs have moved to other oems who have the more easily modified products. If you are listening O' Samsung, please take back the development community, we really want you to wow us.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
Looking at the leaked HTC One M9 and S6, it looks like Samsung may surprise us this time around. Very curious to see what these companies unveil on March 1st.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] xaoc747:
For N910C it is not ok?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] namfat:
Pls read my comment upper. You can try this if you want.:D
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Yes there is and I will be trying to do that when I can test it myself. Soon as I can because I need other apps to work too ;)

I'm not a themer but I'm sure there will be all sorts of themes up soon for Note 4. Or if someone that can do it wants to theme it I will support and link to it etc

I hope so. I will be putting in some tweaks but please bare in mind it is still stock kernel etc so we will have to see how we go. Plus it really is too early to tell yet
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] KindaJackedForANerd:
Pm me bro
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Done
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] mahdibassam:
Well i guess it won't hurt to try . Other than breaking my warranty of course haha .
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] SkywalkerZ:
There is an easy csc trick for it(more apps on multiwindow)

Go to system/csc/others.xml and open it using notepad++

Paste the following code anywhere between <FeatureSet> </FeatureSet>

<CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp>de.robv.android.xposed.mods.appsettings,com.sec.android.app.myfiles,AND ADD MORE HERE</CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp>

<CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp></CscFeature_MultiWindow_AddOnApp> is the main code

Everything inside it is apps. Also you might notice the app names are different because these apps(the names) are taken from /data/app dir

This used to work on N3 and S5 and devices like S3 as well...try this out on N4 and let me know
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Thanks mate, yeah I was gonna try that trick and I've got a smali edit I have also used that I want to try.

In theory this app should work as all it does it put that line in csc for you with each choosen app
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] mahdibassam:
So when is V2 coming out [MENTION=4503214]not-i[/MENTION]? Can't wait.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] SkywalkerZ:
For users wanting to debloat Sweet rom via PC

Use this Tool Here

Download the exynos zip and other instructions are on that thread

Later noti and i will make a separate flashable debloater(maybe incorporated in the rom itself) ;)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Well I still don't have the phone to test myself. Thought I would have it today but it wasn't delivered. I expect to have it tomorrow and if so I'm pretty sure V2 will be up on Wednesday
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] somemadcaaant:
This is working great thanks.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] xaoc747:
For version N910C also will be or not???
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] namfat:
Search my comment in this threat. You can try to replace boot.img and flash.:D
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] xaoc747:
I want version 2 :D
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] namfat:
If we can test replace boot.img in V2.0 so sweet rom is used for N910C/U.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] KindaJackedForANerd:
It will come right now he needs the device to fix some minor errors. But so far it looks amazing. Once we get some custom kernels in the mix I can see this variant surpassing the snapdragon by a very large margin. Interesting fact with this rom the phone won't switch into art runtime defaults to dalvik. Doesn't matter anyways as art isn't really optimized for kitkat. Anyways patience my brothers.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
I have compared firmwares of both the C & U versions. There are some changes in files though majority are same. I think it will be possible to have fully working N910U rom on N910C with a flashable zip but will need some volunteers to test at some stage.

What he said ;)

The tracking on my device days it should be here today. Can't wait.

I've also found a way to enable more than 5 open apps on screen at one time & more stuff by looking into the firmware.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] iznee:
Keeping fingers crossed that it will really work on C version. Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
It will. Hopefully I can do it but if not someone smart will figure it out ;)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
I got bored tonight ;)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] PrucholHD:
I have a question, If i Flash 4.4 Rom but now I am on lollipop everything will be working?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] ericmky:
Thanks...

Waiting...

LOL
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] AlexxxR:
All I know is, I saw the physical home button on the S6 leak by T Mobile, and I already know the S6 has been counted out as my next Android, the M9 is also looking a bit bleh, especially if it still have that awful HTC black bar again. Nexus 6 would be sweet, but no NZ release in sight. Are all the manufacturers of Android phones out to disappoint me with poor design and poor supply?

With the lagging adoption of Lollipop, and this constant stream of disappointment from Samsung, I can't help but look at Apple and think... Is the grass really greener?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Onepagebook:
Thought the link v8 (mega) has been going wrong I think, but thanks very much for the effort!!

Is that possible we can have someone provide mirror?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
V8.5 AOA3 coming today. Just doing some final testing. A couple of new things in it. Still 4.4.4 though
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] gerazz:
Oh nice! Cant wait!
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
OP updated for V8.5 AOA3.

ENJOY :)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] SeraphSephiroth:
The problem with our variant of the Note 4 is that devs have trouble taking full advantage of the Exynos chipset. That's why we don't see any CM12 for it at this point. The CM team (or other AOSP rom devs) would first need access to the various Exynos devices to even begin developing, and that's before all the hardware issues. Once Exynos filters out, then we will see some good strong AOSP ROMs for our devices. Once that happens, the Note 4 should be an amazing device for a looooong time and there shouldn't need too be any reason to upgrade and waste money :P

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Will it have support for custom boot animations? I miss that from CM ROMs
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] ericmky:
Update from 8.0

[MENTION=4503214]not-i[/MENTION]

Thanks again for your amazing work.

One little question.

I'm in 8 version.

Is really necessary to do a wipe data for installing this new ROM ?

Regards.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
For what it's worth, I tried dirty-flashing and was getting FCs at the start with the com.android.phone process. I did get all the new apps, though. I also noticed that my signal was weaker: on V8 (running the AOA3 modem that not-i release a week ago), even in my bedroom where mobile signals are weakest, I'd get full bars and fast data even on 'WCDMA only' mode. On 8.5 without wiping, I had almost no signal and no data signal unless I switched to GSM/WCDMA/LTE (auto) mode.

Your own experience may vary but based on my experience, it seems a full wipe is necessary for this update.

One other thing I noticed is that there are around 20 more apps added (small ones, I guess, nothing huge) -- you can see that in the Android is upgrading dialogue. Since I didn't do a wipe, I noticed that Android was upgrading more apps than it used to. In any case, I like where I am on V8 and I'm probably just going to wait for not-i's Lollipop ROM once it's available for the 910U. I like the new apps but they're mostly eye candy that I wasn't going to be using much anyway so I can afford to wait.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
You can try but do a backup first. I can't really answer as I did full wipes in all my testing. There are a couple of new things that may or may not be implemented without a full wipe.

A quick TB backup would suffice though. Thats what I do. I also backup twhome launcher etc and just restore the data. Back to normal within ten minutes
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
I haven't done anything specific to enable it but its not that hard to change boot animation. Look in themes & apps section for boot animation and you should be fine
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] SeraphSephiroth:
Last time I did that, all I got was a black screen :/
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
I have actually taken more apps out this time ;) plus the modern isn't included in the rom so signal shouldn't be an issue. (It is based on Taiwan firmware though.) What ever you do I highly recommend you do a nandroid backup first so you can roll back if you have any problems.

It's working great for me :)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] mannyalba:
Amazing work!

Thank you not for these updates, this last one I love because my N910U is from Taiwan, keep up the hard work.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] liquidz17:
Hi! i flash the new 8.5 ROM and when it rebooted i got S-planner stop working and then festival effects also stop working..how to check that the festival effects is working?i tried to change my date, time..nothing happen..

i do a full wipe though..before flash the rom
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Yeah it says that on boot (happened to me too) but still works. I didn't think Festival effect was working on mine either because nothing happens but on Valentines Day everytime I unlocked my phone (after screen off for some time) a valentines day effect popped up. Also make sure yiou enable a festival effect
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] liquidz17:
oh ok..i thought it was the problem from my phone..if u have the same problem then it is fine..thanks for the rom though!i always following ur rom since v1..;)

waiting for the lollipop then for now!:D
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Yeah I can't wait for Lollipop either. Sammy is taking their time with the N910U thats for sure.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] Ausboy 2011:
Bet we get a newer version of 5.0.1 or maybe 5.0.2 ;)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Fingers crossed.

Just noticed we have passed the 1k posts mark in the thread.,, Nice :)
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] marhalloweenvt:
Check boxes disappear!

I used the v8 before. It was totally rock. Thank for your work. But now, after i flashed v8.5, there is a weird thing happen. The check boxes in setting disappear. Is this normal?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Yep. I noticed that too. Can't figure out why it happened. You can install SecSettings.apk from V8 if it's an issue but you will lose some of the new features in settings. I'll have a play tonight if I get a chance and try fix it
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] dr.ketan:
If I remember correctly this happened with me in past and culprit was new version of apktool.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
Yep your right Dr K :) If only I had seen your post before I just did a few hours testing, ha ha. I thought it might have something to do with it too so used my old tools and it worked fine.

Anyway guys if you want settings for V8.5 with the check boxes back in the settings you can download the flashable file from HERE.

EDIT: Link updated with correct script so this mod will work.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] zhable:
just me or is this rom either CPU intensive or poorly coded? Benchmarks dropped 10,000 points (now equivalent of a note 3). While I dont need high scoring benchmarks to be happy, I at least dont want my phone to lag in between switching apps or even....opening the app drawer. Anyone else experiencing this? Sadly atm stock is better than any SM-N910U rom
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
It's just you.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] zhable:
Okay so could anyone elaborate on where I went wrong? I followed the install instructions according to the first page/post. As of now it seems the lag is starting to stop. Also not sure if this could be added but maybe make a base and then add extra customizations as packages?
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] jpbl1976:
Tell us what else you've done. Are you certain you did a full wipe? Did you activate XPosed? If so, what mods did you load? Did you let it settle down first after installation?

From experience, it's generally better after a couple of reboots but when I came from stock, I did not experience your symptoms even on the first boot. Maybe others did but I haven't seen their posts.

It's difficult to assist you when you come to the thread with a negative post and are sparse on details. No one is going to be inclined to assist you.
[Galaxy Note 4 Android Development (Exynos)] not-i:
I just did antutu test and got over 50k so I think its just fine. No lags here except for small one when open recent apps (but that happens on all Note 4's regardless of rom)