yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Mikegrmn:
Duuh. Every time I forget to make a nandroid backup things are going wrong. On first boot my play services always quit and the play store was missing. Fixed that by reinstalling gapps. But then the trusted devices tells me it was "disabled by administrator".

Any idea what this could mean?

Ok, found it. Reinstalling required signing into play services when I opened the play store. After that it worked again.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Mulletmeister:
Who's gonna be the first to say the "miscellaneous" thing is back??? LOL. ;) ;)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Goddly:
Every flash of these builds requires a few minutes until data /service come online. Don't know why. Just the way it works.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] scoobyjenkins:
Facebook videos?

Tapatalked that shiznit.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Mulletmeister:
I've had issues with sd card as well. Temasek says there is a fix on the way. I've got 32 gig and apparently I've got no room, although rom sees it as empty.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] comptonhubbard:
one last thing how do we unrotate the pictures in the default mms. my pictures are rotated about 90 degrees - so they are sideways. Can we fix this?

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I stand corrected. I got signal back after clean flash. Thanks
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] dperique:
I don't know if that will work. I don't have a Nexus 5 so I don't have that file and not sure now to install it. Maybe that file is VpnDialogs 5.0.1-6d989ae70e.apk (that is, maybe it is just an apk file)? If so, maybe we can uninstall the current .apk file using root uninstaller and install this one manually? I don't know.

Dennis
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] comptonhubbard:
I got that now. thanks.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] DonPhelippe:
Confirmed, 2.1 dirty flashed (with cache and dalvik cache wiped) over previous 2.0 with 0.34, Facebook videos are a NO on hlte (N9005). Youtube plays, VLC works.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] benjaminclaw:
Using the idle kernel repack from that link
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Kkslider123:
Is it safe to flash this(via TWRP) over my existing kernel? Or do I have to wipe anything before/afrer?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] benjaminclaw:
You can just flash. Don't wipe anything. I don't wipe dalvik/cache after flashing either.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] katipo:
UPDATE: SOLVED! Finally got nethunter working with this ROM! Had to flash TWRP-3.0.2-1 first. After that the nethunter nightly builds flashed ok. My hunch was correct - the standard idlekernel build does not contain the drivers for external wifi devices. Once the nethunter kernel was flashed, my external devices were detected no problem.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Tmobilefan906:
I can't OTA. I'm running multi-roms
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Journyman16:
Nope. I've been running it since it came out (with occasional excursions into v14 :D) and it runs fine. Only battery issue has been when using GPS Locker to make sure Maps works properly - once you run it, it seems to like to sit in the background and sometimes when I wake the phone, Maps is running even though I killed it.

Aside from that, it's going great.

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You could use OTA to DL it then move it from the DL location to your SDCard and then install as per normal. But you'll get v12.2 not 12.1. Note I had some issues with 12.1 (cant'recall what but it wasn't battery) so went back to 12 and then straight to 12.2.

Battery is fine for me except as noted above.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] abbastefan005:
did you adjust anything in kernel auditor after flashing the idlekernel?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] benjaminclaw:
I set CPU max to 2.5, turned off CPU boost, turned on USB fast charge
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Tmobilefan906:
I have to patch the OTA so I can successfully flash it with dual boot patcher.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Eagle:
No you don't. You don't have to patch the OTA to use it unless you are referring to the zip.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Tmobilefan906:
So I can OTA it like I would normally?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Eagle:
You use the OTA(Over-the-Air) app to download and or receive a zip file if there's an update, afterwards you patch it with DBP to the preferred data or extSD slots.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Journyman16:
OK... So I am a bit uzzled as to how you can flash any ROM with dual boot...? The OTA download is just the zip file - whether yu use the OTA install process or not doesn't change the zip.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Journyman16:
OK... so how is patching the OTA DL different to patching one you DL direct from AFH or BB?

Just curious cos AFAIK the zips are identical except in name.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Tmobilefan906:
I assumed the OTA would be a direct flash from the phone. Ever since lp I've noticed the OTA program installs a zip.. Just like good old JB and kk days. Lol.

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It isn't. I just didn't know for sure if the OTA did a direct to recovery flash, or downloaded a zip file.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Eagle:
Correct, or should I say it's the same as downloading from any website and then patch the zip afterwards using the DBP application itself.

When JB and KK was released there wasn't even an app like DBP. Therefore, you can't compare these two with Lollipop and or Marshmallow.

Just so you know, downloading using the OTA app is the same as downloading from Basketbuild and or Androidfilehost, after the download completion you'll have to patch the zip on your preferred slots as mentioned. If you still don't understand or 'lost' whilst using the application simply don't use it and stay with one ROM.

You don't assume by the way. If you assumed that it would be a direct flash from the OTA app, all your patched ROMs in your data / extSD or whichever slots you've patched it in, will be affected.

If you have your ROMs in slot1 for example, and you went to wipe system, data, through TWRP recovery all your ROM will be wiped just like the one above you. Which means you'll have to start from the beginning.

He just don't understand on how to use the Dualboot patcher application, I've been figuring out what his point is and was but unfortunately I can't figure it out. He basically has no point with DBP, has been asking which and what apps to download etc.

OTA app is just the same as downloading from any site, then you'll have to patch the zip on the preferred slots afterwards.

[MENTION=7382146]Tmobilefan906[/MENTION] : The definition of OTA.

OTA, or "over the air", is a term often use to refer to services that can be accessed on a phone without the need for a USB cable or a local Bluetooth connection. It is often associated with firmware updates and personal information synchronization. Also known as: "over the air.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Tmobilefan906:
Tyvm for your insight...but to be blunt, I'm no noob when it comes to this type of stuff. I asked what version of dbp would be good for my note 3 variant. And yes, I do "get it". Back in the day an OTA on my device did automatically boot to recovery and flash the update that way..it isn't a dumb question to ask, it's just clarification.

And I wasn't comparing lp and marshmallow. I was simply stating that at that time, some ota's were flashed automatically.

And that is why I asked about the ota's cus I didn't wanna start from the beginning. Lol
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Eagle:
I have never said you were a noob or in other word, new to these stuff. I am simply letting you know so you won't get confused. We are technically talking about present not the past, and as far as I know there was NO application like or similar as Dualboot Patcher. Why do you think you'll have to patch in the correct slots when you open the application and tap , swipe from left to right and under the category of 'Patch zip file'? Why do you think under 'ROMs' there are a list of number of ROMs which also states where their path/directory is? Meaning that each ROM has their own title ; Primary, Data slot 1, Data slot 2 et cetera. There are a lot of reasons for this but I am only going to state one, this is because it is to show you where you've patched the ROM besides Primary.

Just because you're not new that doesn't mean you already knew everything, knew how this application works or how the procession is. The word OTA which means 'over-the-air' means you get something via Bluetooth or through a wireless network to receive a file. (The definition as mentioned gives you a clear meaning) In this case, a zip file. You don't just direct flash after receiving the zip, you patch it and flash using the application or through a custom recovery depending whether the zip file has Aroma Installer or not.

Yes you've told me through private message that you've modded a lot of phones like the Samsung Galaxy S2 which was complicated for you, but technology evolves and so does the ways of modifying. Java for example, changes their API and so does YouTube. Things change and it does not always stays on the same track.

The past is the past, now is present.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Tmobilefan906:
I'm running this now... And I gotta say..wow.. Fast and battery friendly! Using included kernel too
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] demetrios3:
Screen overlay detected??

I'm trying to use my favorite weather widget but when I try and turn on location in the app permissions I get a "screen overlay detected" (what's that???) (picture 1) popup which instructs me to turn off screen overlay in settings. But when I click on settings I'm brought to a "draw over other apps page" (huh?) (picture 2) which contains a list of apps. The app I'm trying to change the permission for isn't on the list.

What do I do now?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Sczar:
Ive had this problem. Thats when I installed a 3rd party app from playstore like bluefilter or Eye filter or bluelight filter. So I had to disable it for that msg to go away. It something to do with a screen app.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] demetrios3:
OK cool.

I just installed blue filter. What should I disable to make the screen overlay issue go away?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Sczar:
Yes. Disable it and give it a go. Unfortunately for me I hade to uninstall it because its always interfering with the apps that I use.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] demetrios3:
I don't see an option to disable it do I froze it in titanium backup. It didn't fix the problem though :(.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Sczar:
Disabled i meant turn off the feature of bluefilter.if not try to uninstall it.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] demetrios3:
Hmm that didn't work. I'll check to see if any apps I have installed are causing the problem.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Sczar:
Setting > apps> configure applications (the icon next to the 3 dots> draw over other apps> enable your app.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Tmobilefan906:
What about xposed? Its saying theres an update
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Tmobilefan906:
See
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] benjaminclaw:
I use Pie Control and it caused this issue. You might get it from a similar app. Any 3rd party app that's always available and is activated by touching a certain part of the screen could cause it.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] demetrios3:
That's what I suspected. I did a factory reset and downloaded the weather app first. From there I was able to configure the settings properly.

Thanks guys
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] BillGoss:
If you get the problem again, take note of all the apps that have permission to draw over other apps, then disable that permission for all the apps.

You will then be able to enable the original permission for your app.

Then go back and enable the draw over permission for the apps that had it enabled.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Eagle:
It is normal with Xposed Installer version 3.1.1, and that is not showing you that there's a new update and this isn't the correct thread either to start about conversations regarding your issues with Xposed, DBP and so on.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Tmobilefan906:
Ugh. I meant to post in dbp. This darn xda labs app. Lol.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] mark manning:
Sorry to drop in but just wanted to let you know that I removed the last little bit of unnecessary conversation. While on the forum, lets please try to keep to the thread topics and keep the personal issues in your PM boxes. Thanks in advance ;)

Thread cleaned
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Tmobilefan906:
Tell Mr. Eagle to stop being condescending. Thanks.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] demetrios3:
Why do I keep losing root? In the past I'd lose it but could always get it back by using flashing CF-auto-root in Odin but now even that doesn't work. I'm able to boot to custom recovery though, so there's that.

Is it possible that I am rooted but my apps (Titanium, Flashfire,...) can't detect it?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] BillGoss:
I've never, ever, had that problem.

I flash SuperSU in recovery from here http://download.chainfire.eu/supersu-stable
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
So I'm looking for a new wall charger, cable and power bank. I see all this talk about Qualcomm Quick Charge and I'm curious if our phone and/or Rom utilizes it. I've done a little searching and can't pinpoint if this is hardware or software. Some threads are saying it's dependent on the kernel and others I read are saying it's the chip.

There's a lot of "I thinks" and "probably's".. But no real definitive answer. So I'm wondering if I should save the few bucks and get the regular wall charger or spend the few extra bucks and get the charger that supports Qualcomm Quick Charge.

The Note 3 is the Only phone that will be connected to this charger so if it doesn't support it I'd rather save the money.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Eagle:
I would suggest to buy the regular wall charger if you've no idea whether the Qualcomm quick charge is supported for the Note 3. Save the money for something else, my friend!
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] patroll:
I don't know about Qualcom Quick Charge but note 3 and this rom support fast charging.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
You're talking about USB fast charging? Which gives you higher speeds via USB.

The snapdragon 800 was introduced with Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 and that's the chip our phones have. It just looks like Samsung didn't utilize it until the Note 4. What a waste.

I ordered the regular charger.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] patroll:
Yes fast charging. It has nothing to with any "higher speed". I'm talking about charging the phone with over 1200mAh.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
Would it make more sense if I said "higher 'charge' speeds" via USB?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] BillGoss:
Given that we use always a USB cable for charging, I tend to think that USB charging is the only way to charge the phone. :laugh:

I get:

450 mA when connected to my PC

900 mA when connected to a generic charger, and

1800 mA when connected to my original Samsung charger
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
You got a point.. So hopefully it will make the most sense by me saying "higher 'charge' speeds via 'PC' USB 'port" which is what I meant the whole f'n time but didn't think I needed to elaborate this much in a forum full of somewhat educated people about this topic. Whew.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] BillGoss:
Lol!

We're also pedantic.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Zionator:
Help! Do I use HLTE for note 3 ?

I haven't used the note 3 for ages as I had a note 4 and note 7. Sold note 4 and returned note 4 so back to note 3 but I forgot which of those HLTE and so on to go for.

Not sure what I have but I think mine is a N9005 and I can't check as I got a note 7 OS on in this phone.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] BillGoss:
Yep, use hlte unless you've got a Sprint phone.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] patroll:
No not really because it has nothing to do with the speed. We are talking about higher current. "Faster charging" would make more sense. So make sure you have a charger that can output ~2 A and make sure the charger and the cord are good quality.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Journyman16:
I turn on Fast Charging using Kernel Adiutor - not sure what current I am gettingbut it makes a huge difference in charging times.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
Patroll are you dim witted or something? Are you trying to tell me that "fast" and "speed" are in no way synonymous? Here I'll break it down for you.

High speed = fast

Low speed = slow

If your phone took 5 hours to charge ..would you say "Man my phone is charging at a really low current"? Or would you say "My phone is charging really 'slow".. because slow is also synonymous with speed.

Get your life together man
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Ave666:
Great explanation bro
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
If you're ever curious.. Check out Ampere in the play Store.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Journyman16:
:D I will, thanks. (but I was also trying to interrupt the rather pedantic trend :D)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] mahmoudabdou19:
my device is charging from 0 to 100% in 2 hours , is that fast charging or not ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Sheng0729:
i think normal charging, same for my device, did not use quick charge in kernel auditor
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
Get the Ampere app from the play Store. A good charge rate to see is 1800mA
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] honam1021:
Anyone else having trouble with NFC? Safetynet passes just fine after unrooting in SuperSU with V4A installed, I was even able to add a card to AP but won't go through as the terminal doesn't recognize it at all, tried some other NFC apps and still no dice.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Rodsengard:
XCom Enemy Within matter

hey.

First of all IÂ´d like to thank the devs for this great piece of ROM. I really appreciate your work.

It might be some mistake by myself, but since using This ROM, latest build, I cannot download XCOM from playstore. though I payed for this and it worked before on stock and other ROMs. If I search on PC Playstore it tells me, this is not compatible with my Mobile ...

Tried to use a Titanium backup from it starts the game, but does not download the additional files.

Could you please help me?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
Have no idea to a solution, don't even know if this could possibly help the situation.. Only a suggestion. But have you tried the Purify Kernel?

Temasek Rom CM13 v12.2

Purify Kernel v1.3.3

SM-N900P (Sprint)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] ckllok:
F2FS

Does it support F2FS on /data and /cache ?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Rodsengard:
Nope. Never Tried. But i give it a try. Is it possible to reflash original kernel if not satisfied?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
I'm not sure if Temasek's latest kernel is available as a standalone download. I suppose you'd have to check the download section. But if it is, then yes you could flash the OG kernel over Purify.

Doubt you'd want to. A number of us are on Purify Kernel due to some sort of instability or limited features.

I'm not sure as I don't utilize that feature. You'd have to search in the Purify Rom thread.

Temasek Rom CM13 v12.2

Purify Kernel v1.3.3

SM-N900P (Sprint)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] BillGoss:
Just flash the ROM again and it will replace the previous kernel and preserve Gapps.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Sheng0729:
Did you notice any improvement over stock temasek kernel in term of battery life?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
I switched to Purify Kernel because with the stock kernel, I experienced reboots every so often. Battery was similar in my case

Temasek Rom CM13 v12.2

Purify Kernel v1.3.3

SM-N900P (Sprint)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Rodsengard:
Now I tried and it is still the same. XCOM: Enemy Within keeps Innvisible to me in Playstore-App. :(

Anyone else suggestions?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Sheng0729:
invisible? maybe not available in your region? try to sideload apk
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Rodsengard:
Nope. I bought it on stockROM. Same Phone.

Whats Sideload? via adb?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Sheng0729:
download the apk from pc then transfer to phone and install. It's illegal for paid apps
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] lambgx02:
Well, that depends on where you live. In many countries format/space shifting is considered fair use. As long as you've paid for the app, you may have the legal right to copy/transfer it as long as you don't distribute it to a third party.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] PhillyWonka:
Can someone post a download link for idle kernel . https://idlekernel.com/cm13.0 doesn't. Or just https://idlekernel.com doenst work as well.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] BillGoss:
MD5: 22bd0d8f72a3e586c9b9cceb752790d9
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] caesar_:
Might want to bookmark this thread

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3395437

Temasek Rom CM13 v12.2

Purify Kernel v1.3.3

SM-N900P (Sprint)
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] MargeraLV:
Problem!

Hi!I install this rom, gapps and then SuperSu flash,all works fine, but its problem, when turn phone on in boot says : kernel is not seandroid enforcing ???! Thanks for replay !!!
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Omega6901:
Don't worry. Not an issue

OdeslÃ¡no z mÃ©ho SM-N9005 pomocÃ­ Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] MargeraLV:
Thanks,but i Can in this ROM install xposed without brick and if Can,where?
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] benjaminclaw:
Yes

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=3034811
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] lambgx02:
Just switched to the latest Purify kernel. So far so good, and man is it fast OC'd to 2.7ghz.

I was experiencing random power-offs (not reboots) but it seems to have been related to the stock thermal governor. Switched to Intellithermal and it's been stable for 48h. No crashes, reboots, and 24% time spent at 2.7ghz (with lots of stability tests).
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] abufrejoval:
ROM Abandoned?

All GIT activity suddenly ceased in August, nothing containing December security fixes: Is this ROM abandoned?

Searching for a ROM safe to use on my beloved N3 and finding fewer and fewer choices...
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] Snoere:
I'm in the same boat

Grüße nach Frankfurt (Greetings to Frankfurt):

Temasek retired and Trader is continuing his work. Let me quote myself ;)

You can read more on android-hilfe.de (in German - Post #2005 and following).

I have the same problem (see my thread). I'm also looking for a ROM which is on a secure patch level.

Trader has finished his uni semester and is starting new builds of the CM14 version.

My Note 3 is lying here and I'm still using my aging Note 1, because each month there is a new version with the latest patch level. I'm still looking for a Note 3 ROM with an equivalent security.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] trader418:
I will be uploading more cm13 builds as well as cm14. I'll get one out today with the latest security updates.
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] 3strands:
Thank you, sir!
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] moh277:
Did anyone else lose the reception bars icon after the latest OTA update? I have full mobile connection and able to make phone calls but the icon is empty and not full white...
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] moh277:
I just reflashed the update and its all good now
[Galaxy Note 3 Android Development] trader418:
I have my own thread for my updates now. I will post in this thread for the next few updates then I will only be posting in my thread.