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[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Hrm thats really weird, within the last 2 builds the miscellaneous has gone away for me, it is no longer displayed at all in the battery usage screen. Are you using any apps that could have long running processes or anything? I unplugged my phone at 6:30 this morning, spent a solid hour and a half browsing the web on it at lunch time, made a few calls, texts, and emails throughout that time and it shows Screen 15% as the top user followed by Chrome and Android system at 4 and 3% respectively. Currently the battery is at 48%, 12 hours after unplugging. I will admit its not the best I have ever seen, but its not the worst either. If you wanna put a logcat into a paste bin or something I can take a look, but there was nothing that stood out in my logs last time I looked.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Remesar:
Interesting, let me try going to one of the newer builds.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] mohbandy:
Is there anything different in this rom than vs the kltespr builds from the cm site?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
It uses a different device tree, and a slightly modified build system. Calling works too, I haven't checked the official build in a while, but last time i looked official builds were still having problems making calls.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Remesar:
Latest build is great, Haven't seen misc drain yet after a full day's use. 2H screen use (top usage 9%) followed by google play services and Android System, android OS. DId watch some netflix on my phone today (2 eps of my show).
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Glad to hear it, generally I am liking this build I had one problem with it and that was the date and time changed on me once. Honestly I am not sure how set time by network works when your on WiFi vs LTE, but I do have an NTP server running on my network that crashed at about the same time so it might be related to that. Hopefully things will only get better from here on out, I plan on putting up a new build tomorrow since I got since I got some running around to do today.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
New builds in OP, includes some audio video fixes. Haven't tested on my device yet since I am oncall again today, but things should be fine.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] ToeJullar:
Loving the ads on android file host

:thumbup:
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Lol, I originally hosted n my home server but it was too slow.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] vizionary357:
I just flashed the newest build. It's my first time flashing this particular ROM. Until now, I've been using albinoman887's unofficial cm12 builds and toying with the official nightlies. I've got to say, I'm impressed with what you've managed to do here. It has the stability of albinoman's builds and all of the fixes that the nightlies have that I've been waiting for (primarily the bluetooth fixes). This is officially my new daily driver. Thank you for all of your hard work [MENTION=3585663]miked63017[/MENTION]!!!
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] vizionary357:
Update: 16 hours later, I can report that we are still stable for the most part. Bluetooth works beautifully when it works but it has the tendency to crap out completely from time to time. A reboot (or two) tends to resolve that though...
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] biship:
Thanks for these builds.

Where is your android_device_samsung_kltespr on https://github.com/Linuxdork?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Ktlespr is pulled from cm's repo. If you look at default.xml in my fork of the android repo its in the last few lines.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] warpjavier:
Last build is been running nice, BT is fine, everything works for me, no reboots or Kernel Panic.

Only issue I notice today, I can't get the GPS to lock the location while on the road. Is there anything I should do?

I read somewhere that I have to lock my position in the Original ROM then flash CM. Is that true?

Thanks
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
That shouldn't be the case. A few basic questions for you:

Are you sure GPS is set to high accuracy?

Did you try rebooting?

Can you get it to lock ever, is it only a problem while your moving?

Mine has been working fine, not sure other users' experience with GPS. I used to use an app called GPS toolbox back in the day, it helped on cm builds on my samsung fascinate, might be worth a shot.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] warpjavier:
It is set as High Accurcy, I get my location fine via network, but not via GPS. I downloaded an app called GPS Test and it does not lock.

Btw, last 2 builds It wasn't a clean flash, could that be the problem?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
I never clean flash when upgrading to a newer build, but I do wipe the caches after flashing. Only time you need a clean flash is if your coming from another rom. Did you wipe caches?

GPS toolbox is for rooted phones, it gives you control to reset the gps and it also downloads data that should help it lock. I would definitely give it a try still, it used to be a must have when running an aftermarket ROM.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] warpjavier:
Ok, tried every method with no luck so this is what I did.

-Backed up my ROM in twrp.

-Restored my previous stock image.

-Booted and installed GPS locked.

-Lock GPS and while locked, turned off phone.

-Booted into recovery and restored my previous backup.

-Load GPS locked......Profit

I read about this method in yhe LG G2 forum, and figured let's give it a try.

Not sure why tho.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Remesar:
The reason why this works ...

the GPS IC/OnChip IP has a set of control registers that are programmable, and the the only thing that probably knows how to program them correctly is the factory ROM that comes directly from Samsung. Custom Roms such as CM probably do not have access to the spec documents for these chips to create the programming sequences necessary to get the GPS to work.

(source: I design CPUs)
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
This does make a little sense, maybe I just got lucky and it was good to go when I came off stock.

Side note I have always suspected with some WiFi cards in PCs that they need to be turned on in windows before blowing it away and installing Linux. At least with some of the earlier drivers a few years back...

So you guys got it working now?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Remesar:
If you came from stock its likely your GPS was configured prior. External WiFi cards back in the good ole days (external as in non SoC) did need to be initially reset over PCie if the manufacturer did not do it. Now a days on chip WiFi is programmed directly by on chip ROMs... That's mostly how the OS is able to detect and run with it.

But I digress...

Does anyone use mobile IRON on their phone. Trying to get my work email. Need to get the app to think its not rooted otherwise I have to use crappy sandboxes email software.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] biship:
some good looking cm commits recently. Able to pull in all the new cm commits and build?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Remesar:
Anyone come across the latest baseband version drivers/firmware
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Sorry been engulfed in an issue at work, will try to merge some changes in tonight, but might not be till tomorrow.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
I got it on my computer, if no one puts it up first I will post it when I start working on the next build. Are you talking about just the modem, or everything that the cm get proprietary script grabs too?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] robak1965:
Is this just for kltespr, or will it work on active and sport GS5's?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
AFAIK only kltespr for sprint and boost. If it boots on your phone we may be able to tweak it to fully work.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Remesar:
Whatever I need to get up to date with the latest firmware...etc :)

I was thinking about Installing AO6, rooting, and then reinstalling... but that seems like a process.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] robak1965:
Thanks! I'll give it a shot. I have a sprint gs5 sport sm-g860p. The only concern i have is that my cwm recovery may not be up to the task, but I'll test it out.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Probably goes without saying, but please make a backup first.

Do you have a link to the recovery your using, so I can take a look at it? Just want to check the device codename, fstab etc.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
BTW just wanted to say thanks to everyone for the donations, sorry for the slacking this week been caught up with a big problem at work. Will update op with a new build and list of donors tomorrow, started some merging tonight but had to do the family thing since they have been neglected this week too.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] robak1965:
Here's the thread. CWM 6.0.5.1. Device type is kltesprsports.

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=56070184
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Remesar:
Did the deed. Went back to Stock and updated PRLs..etc... re-rooted,re-installed Phillz touch, reflashed with 2/2/15 build...

I forgot how cruddy touchwiz was.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
I am running a build right now, had some repo sync issues because of a sed command I ran that was a little too aggressive lol.

Here is the OA6 odin file with the system, recovery, and kernel ripped out. Please try it at your own risk ATM, I have not tested it. I will try to make an odin file of this build that includes all the updates, short of system libs, I will put some of the new system libs in the next build. If you don't want to risk it, give me a few hours and I will put together a cm odin file with all the new firmware and test it myself.

Still looking into the kltespr sport thing, if you do end up testing this package let me know if it boots.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] robak1965:
SPORT: I tried to install the rom but I am unable to install on the Sport, install aborts due to the device name (kltesprsports) not matching. I am willing to use my sport for testing, so if you need me to do anything, feel free to let me know. No worries.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Thanks, keep an eye here will have something ready today hopefully. Pulling down kernel sources from Samsung now.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dricacho:
I agree, TW is crap. I don't known why I stayed with Samsung since my first Android phone, the Fascinate. Next time, I'm going with a Google phone.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
+1, but I think the reason for me is that every time I am on the market for a phone Sammy's hw specs are better than the available nexus at the time. Its all about timing :)
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dricacho:
Same here. The biggest hook for me is the super amoled display. I also fall for the gimmick features like the heartbeat monitor and such. The biggest turn off for me is built-in battery and no memory expansion which Google phones seem to gravitate too. But I figured , you can't have it all. I just want to have the latest and greatest android OS and descent hardware specs.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Yeah kind of what prompted me to start building these, although its not AOSP and probably not as stable as it would be on a Nexus but I am ok with that. I feel like I am a bit backwards, but I only buy Nexus tablets, regardless of if there are better spec'd tabs around. After I owned the Acer Iconia a100 and experienced how closed it was and how everything was a hack with it I never bought any non-Nexus tabs since. Although I must say my daughter's A500, that she got before me, lasted her until this past christmas when she got a new one. A500 was a beast, I think my daughter was 4ish when she got it as it first came out(grandma got it for her), its been dropped, kicked down the stairs, ran over by a bicycle, chewed on by a dog and a hamster, and probably lots of other terrible things and it survived and is still fully functional. It has a full sized USB port and I am thinking about turning it into another linux box.

On another note, just put today's builds in OP. S5 Sport build is still running, and I haven't made the Odin package yet with everything since I gotta wait for the sport build to finish, but the main builds are there :)
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Ok I tested the Odin file I posted earlier and it works, gonna link it in OP. Basically it includes everything that OA6 has, minus the ROM, kernel and recovery. So you can odin flash it right on top of your current CM install and get your baseband and everything updated.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dricacho:
Hope this actually happens.

http://www.businessinsider.com.au/samsung-galaxy-s6-features-rumors-2015-1
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
I'll probably still put CM on it lol

So close to getting the s5 sport build to happen, working through some kernel errors
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] umby24:
using the build from 02.02.15, on OA6, my clock doesn't seem to like staying on the correct time. It changes itself to random time values, really messes with text messaging..

Is that an upstream issue, or maybe an OA6 issue?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dricacho:
I wish I can go back to CM but I really need a very reliable bluetooth service hence I'm stuck in TW.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
I noticed this on the previous build, turning off network time and then turning it back seemed to help, at least it hasnt done it to me since.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Yeah Bluetooth seems to be a sore spot for a lot of people, I have looked around for patches but have found none. FWIW I do plan on getting dirty with some kernel changes in the near future, not 100% sure if there will be anything that helps BT but I will keep my eyes open for anything related. AFAIK the only problems right now with bluetooth happen when you fail to disconnect and just walk away, in my experiences if you disconnect the device it reconnects just fine. I know its not a perfect solution, but depending on how much you use BT it could do the trick. CM11 was pretty solid with BT last time I ran it, it doesn't have that Lollipop goodness but its still better than TW IMO.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Finally got past all the kernel errors in the s5 sport build, but my build box ran out of memory and killed the build process. :(

Restarting the build now. Anybody know where to get a good deal on some ddr3 ram?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dricacho:
Try http://www.pricewatch.com/ .
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] m3davis:
Has anyone else experienced a loss in data when using CM12? my data has gone out even when i restore to an older CM12 it is still gone... I even restored back to TW and my data is not present. I have the LTE signal but nothing loads cant even connect to google.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Remesar:
If you were in Massachusetts could hook you up from my EPP. Newegg is your best option for DDR3 RAM.

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Restore to TW with A06..update your PRL and Profile.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
I have had this happen on cm11, you have to Odin back to stock but only certain stock packages work. I would try the newest one since it has the pit file and everything. If OA6 doesn't work try going all the way back to ND2. I have yet to find a reason for it happening, its very rare and sporadic, and it scares the crap out you because you think you broke your phone :)

Best I could say is keep odin'ing back to different stock versions till you get data back then flash the ROM of your choice.

I do have a question for you, are you using a version of twrp 2.8.1.x or newer and did you flash or restore from the external SD?

I have never had it happen to me on 2.8.0.1 and flashing from internal storage, although sometimes its tricky flashing from internal when you need to wipe it.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Well it took all day, had to manually build several parts of it, but the S5 Sport test build is finally up. Let me know how it works out, I will work on getting it into my automated build script so it can be built at the same time as the other 2 with little intervention. But in the mean time, lets get some testing :)

Link in OP BTW
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] m3davis:
I have not flashed with ODIN in a long time. I am going to go look up some methods now and try the OA6

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Im actually using 2.7.0 TWRP should I upgrade?

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When I try and restore to TW with the OA6 I get a black screen right after the Samsung logo.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] robak1965:
I will test. I have a few concerns maybe you could clear up. Since i am currently not on a 5.0 bootloader or kernal is this an issue? What about firmware, and modem? I'm just wondering if I'm even setup for installing this.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Did you flash from a file on your external SD?

It could happen from any version, I just had some suspicions of it happening on newer versions. I have a link in OP to the recovery I use, it needs to be flashed with dd though. If you look in my androidfilehost account, under s5 I have a firmware folder it has an Odin image with all the firmwares and that recovery, it might be worth a shot. There's 2 files, look for the one that doesn't say no_recovery in the file name, it will flash all OA6 stuff plus recovery, but won't overwrite system or your kernel. If it doesn't work I would still recommend trying to go all the way back to ND2, and the forward.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] m3davis:
I am flashing from an External SD.

I flashed the OA6 and I am getting past set up in CM roms but I am still having overall connection issues. I am going to try and start going back.

How would I get to your Android files? I was looking through the first couple posts and couldnt find it. Sorry to be a bother.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
If OA6 didn't work, mine most likely won't either. I would say to go back to ND2 and keep moving forward til you get service back. You are on Sprint right?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Should be fine, I have been on a kk bootloader and modem for the past week, up until this afternoon. Those seem to only matter for TW based ROMs and stock ROMs. As for the kernel there is one included. Should be able to just flash the zip via recovery, then gapps, reboot and see. First boot can take a few mins.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Hey I meant to ask you how did you get to OA6 without Odin? That could be your problem you need to flash the OA6 official package through Odin before you try to flash an OA6 based zip from recovery.

Try this http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2729617
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] robak1965:
Sport: flashed successfully, rebooted, Samsung logo comes up, then small text in top left about kernal not se android enforcing, then screen goes blank and bootloops repeatedly in the same manor.

Just for clarification, my sport was rooted stock 4.4.2, with cwm 6051 recovery, prior to testing. Awaiting instructions. Thanks!
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Sorry I forgot to mention to do a full wipe prior to flashing. The external SD card doesn't need to be wiped, but all internal stuff does.

If you did do this already then I will take a look in the morning and see if there's anything I can tweak. It does sound like a wipe issue though, when I first moved to cm I did a factory reset but didn't wipe data and I got a similar boot loop.

Oh yeah and make sure your backups are on external SD before you wipe all internal stuff...
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] m3davis:
I flashed the OA6 baseband through Odin. The one on your download page. And now I'm on your latest cm12 room. Things look like they are starting to work.

--

Well I thought everything was good. apparently inside a building i get not connection which is weird because in my room i used to get 12 MBps and now I get .5 MBps... But outside I get the same connection as I always did. very strange.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] robak1965:
In cmw6051 I selected "wipe data/factory reset" if that is what is meant as a full wipe. Then flashed the ROM and gapps, then rebooted.

Tried again, wiped everything but ext SD, flashed ROM and then gapps, same bootloop as previous.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
So I will be perfectly honest in saying I am not 100% sure its needed, but have always been told a full wipe of everything except the external SD is needed on the s5 when going from stock to cm. The one time I didntvwipe my internal SD I also got a boot loop. I believe the way to do it in cwm is to goto mounts section and select format for each one, external SD format not needed.

Please make sure you have anything you need on your internal SD backed up prior or you will lose everything. As I said not 100% sure this is causing the boot loop, when using twrp recovery I wipe everything except external SD.

If you could please test wiping everything just so we can eliminate that as being the issue. I got a few things to do today, but a little later I will try to build a new kernel and see if that helps, I believe if wiping isn't the issue it may be the kernel.

[MENTION=5340530]robak1965[/MENTION] ^ sorry forgot to quote
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] 815turbo:
[MENTION=3585663]miked63017[/MENTION] http://github.com/TitanROMs has my s5 sport repos. Everything works except NFC because I forgot to pull the driver. I don't have time to build regularly.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] robak1965:
Thanks, no worries, i have backups, i don't have anything on this sport that i can't lose, so it's open for testing. I tried again per your instructions. Still the same bootloop. Wish there were more testers with the sport, for more data points. Thanks much, will keep an eye out for the next round.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
That's actually the one pulled from, although it looks like you had cm11 setup. I was gonna mention you in OP BTW once I got it working. I got some ideas of where things went wrong, and some things to tweak. Will push things back to my fork and do a merge request if you want, once things are running good.

Did you ever get a cm12 build booted?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] 1991mustang50:
Samething here! sorry for delay on testing this

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Might try [MENTION=2740879]815turbo[/MENTION] kernel. We had the same problem for cm11 [MENTION=3585663]miked63017[/MENTION]
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] 815turbo:
No, I have a build, but didn't upload or test it. I don't have a sport. I could upload. I know what the issue with the kernel is though if you want to PM me. It's the same problem we had on cm11 kernel like [MENTION=4378723]1991mustang50[/MENTION] said.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Remesar:
The official CM12 nightlys are gone for KTLESPR!! Will you still be able to build from regular KLTE?

When will you release another build?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] miked63017:
Interesting, I wonder why they are gone. Building it should not be a problem as I think all the device specific stuff for kltespr is forked into my own github anyway. I was going to build one today, should know for sure soon.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Remesar:
Cool! Looking forward to it!