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[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] blokade:
Radio ROM issues?

Hi vettejock99,

In your first post in this thread, you had mentioned you spent a large amount of time on figuring out problems with Radio ROM. I'm also stuck with 2.19.11. Any luck with that so far?

(sorry for stealing the thread on power drain...)

Blokade

iMate K-JAM, G4

Faria WM6
[8125, K-JAM, P4300, MDA Vario ROM Development] :
HUm..i think i dont understand right the first time, but now i understand better.

But you find a way to fix the another insues that causes battery drain too?

like you say, the problem with sd card
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] GROOVYJOSHCLARK:
I am following you and ready to test, PM sent to you. I will follow-up with any issues ASAP. As always, thannk you so much for your hard work!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Androidwarrior:
Not fair i was at work and i didn't see this. Allow me access... please..... ?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] ibedanny:
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[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] sliverr7x:
Wow
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] qubanaso:
Ready for some testing :)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jdg2002:
i can test. pm sent.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] frnhalo:
I am willing to test. :)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Soulforged666:
Sure I walk away for a couple hours to play with the kids and I may have missed out on a great beta test. If you need more testers let me know.

I stream video through Hulu and Netflix all the time at work. Also stream a lot of music through Sirius and Play Music as well as tune in Radio. Also do a lot of chromecast with my TV and do a lot of gaming with my phone (GTA, Bards Tale, Mage n Minions, Final Fantasy, Secret of Mana, you know real RPGs not dungeon crawlers). If you need input for those functions let me know, I will be more than happy to test those functions for a bit. However I work M-F so if you plan on releasing to everyone before then dont worry bout it.

I also tried BOB7 V2 but hit a couple bugs with how I use my phone, I posted what happened there a few comments above your post, so now I am using rooted stock lollipop waiting for an awesome rom like you build.

Thanx

Sent from my SM-N910P (Note 4)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] nimaim:
Thank you for this tx. Any way from stopping those Samsung bloat apps from getting installed in the first place? Are any of them even useful? Serious question because that would prevent having to debloat the ROM afterwards since those are the first apps I usually freeze with Titanium.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] qubanaso:
Yea looking to get rid of those Bloat

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Has anyone been able to download? Just want to see if anyone has gotten accepted
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] gottria:
Isn't most of the bloat from Sprint uninstallable anyway?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] eeeeeeeeek:
Most of it, the rest can be disabled
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
Ten testers have been added to the test group and allowed access to the rom zip. I want people to understand that this is a 100% stock rom and it will not change. If you want a "debloated" stock rom then check out the other thread by Team DevDigitel which he has removed a bunch of bloat. This rom is meant to include everything. People now have a choice between a completely stock rom or the debloated rom in the other thread. So please don't bother mentioning the word "bloat" in this rom thread because the title clearly indicates what this rom is and always will be. It's for people who want it. Be patient while I work on my new Lollipop X-Series rom. It will be mostly debloated.

Anyways here's the list of testers. I added the first 10 people who contacted me as well as a few who i chose based on activity, donation, etc. So testing slots are now full. I feel confident there will be no issues and as soon as i good clean reports from testers i will allow public access. 48 hours would be a good estimate for public release if all goes well... which it should. Testers please report any issues as well as no issues after running the rom for 24 hours. Preferrably by pm. Thanks
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Androidwarrior:
Damn it, i didn't make it in time..
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] westoaklandmike:
no fair no fair! i was at work also, i want to test, please
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
Go ahead and download. I added you. Read the OP and make sure you have already took the Lollipop ota or the odin tar. Focus on testing bluetooth,wifi, and other wireless features. There's a bunch of things that i rarely use and hopefully you guys who do use these features can check them out and make sure everything works.

I may offer a fully debloated stock rom in a few days. Give me time to finish the theme I'm working on and i can debloat the rom in no time. It will be posted in it's own thread or in Team DevDigitel's thread.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Doc50000:
Will have to give a test........thank you sir......;)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Beandip-Javier:
If your still looking for tester, I'd be interested.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] BigJPNut:
Cant find much info but what exactly is the HLOS patch?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] awilson77584:
//snip

Stock_Rooted_NoKnox_N910PSPT1BOB7_ODEXED​

Stock_Rooted_NoKnox_N910PSPT1BOB7_DEODEXED​

"Naked" bloat-free roms will follow very soon.​

[/QUOTE]

I get a 404 error on the 2nd link (deodexed)

Is there another way to get the file?

Thx!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] GROOVYJOSHCLARK:
Well I was going to delete my post about the 404 error as I saw the OP is fixing it and uploading a new copy but I couldn't find the delete option :)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wgrant:
You mentioned using Nova launcher with the odexed release. I use it as well and have the swipe down gesture to expand notification. Were you able to use that specific action? The swipe down works just not expand notification. Would be nice to confirm on here without needing to reinstall a different lollipop ROM.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] photoshopgeek:
I use nova as well and have noticed that the swipe down notification action hasn't worked with any lollipop Roms. I think Samsung may have changed that command.?? I'm betting Nova will notice this bug eventually and fix it.

One way to test would be to use Apex launcher and try the same action. Would let us know where the fault lay. I'll check it out now.

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Yeah not working with Apex either. Must be a LP code change. But anyway, it's not unique to this Rom.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
The Final version of stock deodexed BOB7 is now uploaded and the new link has been updated in the OP. I updated all of the system apps in the deodexed rom and it is now ready for prime time.

For those of you who want stripped down bloat-free roms you'll have to wait a few. I would also encourage those of you wanting debloated roms to do this yourself. You have root so the only other things you need is a root file browser (root explorer is my favorite) and a little knowledge of the apps' names that you want to exclude from your rom. If you can root your phone and flash a rom then you are more than capable of de-bloating your own rom. You can do it two ways... on device after flashing the rom or before flashing the rom by extracting the rom zip and manually removing the apps/folders that you don't want. Just know what the app names are before you do anything. The Sprint installer is responsible for downloading & installing most of the unwanted Sprint bloat so that's the first thing you might want to remove from the rom zip before flashing. Once you flash the rom you can still get rid of the bloat just as easy. A tip... go into application settings and wipe data & cache for each app that you want to delete before you delete it from the system directory. Until i debloat & upload the other roms this is what i am suggesting to those asking for bloat to be removed from the rom.

Once again, if you use my roms in other projects, please give me credit and most of all... Enjoy!!!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DruoGaby:
i flashed the deodexd...and stuck on yellow sprint screen for a bit now....any suggestions..i just came off stock lolipop too,,,wiped all...maybe i gotta wait a bit?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jstn76rs:
Deodexed you have to wait around 13 min...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DruoGaby:
ouch ill hang on a bit then..i do see the notificatioin light pulsing so i guess its doing its thing
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wgrant:
Great to know, I appreciate the feedback.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
Right. I timed it early on and 13 minutes seemed accurate.

So wait at least 15 minutes. It WILL boot, just let it do it's thing and make sure you either have a good charge or connect the phone to the charger during this time. If the phone goes dead during the optimization process you will have to charge then reboot and wait all over again.

I will add a more detailed set of flash instructions in the OP. But if you read the installer script in recovery during the flash it tells you to wait around 13 minutes.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wgrant:
Not sure why you quoted me about this, I was responding to something I quoted in about Nova launcher and the expand notifications gesture that can be setup. I'm running odexed currently and did see it said 3 minutes which was great since I expected 13 haha.

Appreciate the work, thanks a ton. Keep it up!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
I'm gonna hold off on debloating the roms because I want to focus on my custom rom with mods. Team DevDigitel has a debloated rom in the other thread. i think he redid his base using this rom... not 100% sure but i think he did. Otherwise just use this rom and debloat it the way you want. I feel most people should have the ability to debloat on their own anyways. if somebody needs help with removing bloat, feel free to ask and me or somebody else can help you out. Now let's get some custom roms going shall we?!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jhill110:
I 2nd that!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] piscesjoey:
Odexed ROM is running beautifully for me. This is my 2nd time around on the Note 4 (been using an iPhone 6 Plus for the last 4 months & even with it jailbroken I got bored with it) & I wasn't even gonna bother with flashing anything on it, but glad I did. Thank you for the stable & awesome stock ROM!

Sent from my Galaxy Note 4
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] pongoface:
Nice work bro. Sorry still away.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Doc50000:
Extremely cool on the deodexed version, DL it now........;)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] bddpolo:
[MENTION=782186]pongoface[/MENTION] ???? Is that you? Glad to see you still breathing bro. Patiently waiting your return. Great ROM btw tx
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Soulforged666:
You know I have not been on here that long but I was thinking the same exact thing. How long has it been since ive seen pongoface comment or on XDA?

Sent from my SM-N910P (Note 4)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] flyhighx:
Odex or deodex?

[MENTION=1503720]tx_dbs_tx[/MENTION]

I was wondering if you could perhaps explain the advantages and disadvantages of deodex over odex. Especially considering all the changes lollipop has created in deodexing. A Google search can give most people an explanation on what the difference between the two is http://http://www.addictivetips.com/mobile/what-is-odex-and-deodex-in-android-complete-guide/ but I'm more curious on how the two will differ on your lollipop rom, especially since you mentioned it's a type of hybrid deodex. Also, given that you are working toward mods now (thank you soooooo much Btw) how will odex vs deodex affect the usage of mods if at all? Is theming really the only main benefit of deodex if we plan to run your base? Is the deodex, for a non themes, just a better base to build off for other custom ROM's?

Thanks.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hotstocks:
Just flashed the deodexed and everything is running great so far except one thing I can't live without. I need multi windows and as you know without Wanam and Xposed framework with MW Manager, you only get a few apps for multi window, and I want to be able to chose them all like in Kitkat. Is there any app or other way around getting programs to appear in the multi windows sidebar for split screen use?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Soulforged666:
Not until xposed is 5.0 ready... :/ ... ?

And tx has never fully supported xposed. Trust me its a great app/mod but until it actually usable on 5.0"+" dont ask why it does not work on 5.0. SMH

Sent from my SM-N910P (Note 4)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
You don't have to have expose to have all apps in multi-window, I can do the mod and no need for xposed for that mod or any other mod. Xposed is just an easy user friendly way to do the mods. I choose to do them myself without running xposed framework eliminating the issues caused from running xposed. Xposed is definetely having to overcome a huge hurdle right now.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Doc50000:
Dude kudos, unbelievable exclamation of the difference's :good:
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] masterpero:
Tx, what do you think about the AEL kernel, i have no flashed a custom kernel in so long, was wondering if it was worth the try or would you recommend sticking with stock, which isn't to bad itself
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] flyhighx:
I don't have the time or skill in my life to do what you can do. I do however use my phone in my life for a great amount of time. It is people like you who make that experience far better than what it was designed to do. That was a fantastic response to my question. I come to this site to learn as well as to customize my devices. I hope that you can accept my thanks, perhaps a donation and know that when I have the opportunity to help someone else when it's within my knowledge base, I will pay it forward.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hotstocks:
Thanks, can you please tell me or link to file/instructions on how to have all apps in multi-window work?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] ummkiper:
Thank you for explaining this,I didn't want to quote your long post to keep the page shorter.I don't see anyone explaining that better then you did.Can't wait till you are finished.I've been following your note 4 development since it came out and I was still on my note 2.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
I think you answered your own question there. The AEL kernel project is great but for normal day to day usage it's not going to make much difference for the average user. My suggestion would be to use stock for a while then flash the AEL kernel (latest version specifically for the Sprint note 4 SM-N910P) and use it for a while and see if you have better battery life etc. I think the biggest reason for using AEL kernel might be for squeezing extra battery juice and overclocking ability. But if you don't actually ned to overclock then DON'T DO IT. The note 4 is awesome in stock form.

I haven't actually done that mod yet. It's possible that somebody has already done this mod for another variant of the note 4 as a stand-alone flashable mod or included it in their rom. I haven't looked to see. I also know that although these mods are available for KK based TW roms, the mods will need to be tweaked to work on Lollipop. I will get to them one at a time and put these mods in my new custom/stock lollipop, rom which i am working on. This stuff is very time consuming. It's nothing to spend 4, 5 or even 8 hours doing mods alone. a single mod can take a long time especially if you are porting it to a new build of android for the first time. borrowing code takes less time but it's still time consuming no matter what. This isn't something you can just do and slap together, you have to pay very close attention to every single line of code you're working on and double, triple, quadruple check to make sure everything is exactly right. for this reason rushing is not an option or else you will spend far more time fixing your mistakes. I choose to do things right the first time. so everybody please be patient, i am working on my new custom/stock hybrid rom for Lollipop. It's going to be the same concept as before. A stock look & feel with all of the mods % tweaks of a full custom rom. It's the flavor i've always wanted but rarely did any dev ever put out a rom like this.... so here i am doing it for those of you in my boat.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mmaccon:
Time to donate a new keyboard to [MENTION=1503720]tx_dbs_tx[/MENTION]. It's got to be worn out!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
Haha! You'd think it would be worn out by now. I also tear it up when i play Call of Duty with my clan. Its an expensive mechanical keyboard.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] piscesjoey:
Awesome battery life!

Sent from my Galaxy Note 4
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] zeraworld:
Sent from my Galaxy Note 4[/QUOTE]

I'm having Ok battery life here. Not that good. Google play services is draining my battery.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Soulforged666:
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I'm having Ok battery life here. Not that good. Google play services is draining my battery.[/QUOTE]

Oh my gosh. Looks like you need an app like Greenify or App Ops. Your apps are waking up waaay too often in my terms. Unless you use FB messenger that much I know I dont lol. But those would help prevent other apps from starting up and wasting battery when you are not using them. Both are available in the Play Store. I also use Clean Master for quick boosting and cleaning out junk files on the go.

Sent from my SM-N910P (Note 4)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] zeraworld:
Oh my gosh. Looks like you need an app like Greenify or App Ops. Your apps are waking up waaay too often in my terms. Unless you use FB messenger that much I know I dont lol. But those would help prevent other apps from starting up and wasting battery when you are not using them. Both are available in the Play Store. I also use Clean Master for quick boosting and cleaning out junk files on the go.

Sent from my SM-N910P (Note 4)[/QUOTE]

I use both greenify and app ops,but none of them are helping. Google play services is a huge battery drainer. I also use disable services.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] w7excursion:
Just flashed this :) . I'll report back
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] flyhighx:
Since upgrading to lollipop early on (first week it was released) I had been having terrible battery life. I suspected it was some left over files or data that weren't wiped properly. I never could pinpoint what it was. Android system, tunny browser (dolphin browser) and Android OS were the only big drains, but I'd be down in the 30's where I'd used to finish a day in the 60s. Before installing this rom, I did a full wipe (both caches, system, data, internal memory) 3 times before installation. My battery is back to being stellar. It would not be fair to say that it is because of this rom that it is back to where it should be, or that I get better performance out of this rom than stock because I have no data to back that up. It is quite obvious though that this rom IS excellent when it comes to battery life and that if anyone running this has issues, I'd suggest a FULL wipe, (including internal and data) and try it again. If that doesn't do it, it's likely a 3rd party app as a culprit, and not this rom.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jclthei:
So far, the de[odex] version runs great. Gear S working very well and everything is still pushing properly. Sorry for the late update, been working a lot of hours and pushing the phone to its limits. I have been power using my phone and it holds up better then before. I've been sitting on 31% for more then 30 minutes with the screen on. I'll give you a full report in another day or so.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] zeraworld:
Are any of you guys having a battery drain from Google play services or excessive wakelock from it
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jc.m:
If there is a rom that is going to give you ‰100 problems free is this one, maybe something you installed after
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jhill110:
Greetins Tx, I have an issue and hopefully you have a solution...

I've been running a third party app from the store called reboot menu. It's always worked very well on jellybean, kk and stock lolly. When I flashed this odexed version it stopped working. Just for the hell of it I odin'd the stock tar and it worked again. Re-flashed the odex rom just to be sure and alas it won't work... Any thought's?

Luv the damn app as I have grown to dislike shutting down and doing the combo button deal... Just pure lazy!

Thx for all you do... :good:
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] taiguy:
hotspot for odex?

Thanks for the work!

I found the deodex BOB7 hotspot mod but wasn't able to find one for odex. Is there one yet?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Soulforged666:
If your looking for a Hotspot and can not wait for a mod. Galaxy Tools works with both Odex and Deodex versions of TX's lolly Roms.

Sent from my Nexus 7
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Jcossack88:
Can I be on Kit Kat and install this ROM? I haven't updated my phone since Build Number KTU84P.N910PVPU1ANIE
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] ummkiper:
No.take the ota update root then install this.There are guides to get you back to stock sho you can take the ota.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Soulforged666:
Sorry "edit" - yes you have to upgrade to lolly. All you have to do is follow the instructions here and you will be great.

http://xdaforums.com/note-4-sprint/general/stock-n910pvpu1anie-stock-tar-t2944867

This is exactly what I followed when I unrooted KK. I then used Kies to install the lollipop update and re-rooted using the same method as originally rooted.

[MENTION=4894273]jhill110[/MENTION] has another method you could try as well. If you dont want to try this way.

Sent from my SM-N910P (Note 4)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] w7excursion:
It's been a few days since I installed this. I really didn't want to start over so I just flashed this over my stock Rom like I had done on previous phones with no wiping. Everything is working just fine. Nothing bad to report :) .
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hotstocks:
PRL/Profile

So far everything is working pretty good. Some apps get errors or close at times. Battery life seems a bit less. And of course I miss multi-windows with and app. But for the life of me I can not find where to update PRL or Profile. Is it hidden somewhere tricky?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jhill110:
Settings / System update.

Exactly what is missing about multi-window?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hotstocks:
I don't have update PRL or Profile or Settings/System update. I have a self service and if I do the three dots I can do a reset cellular data, which may do the same thing? Closest I can find to it. I meant I miss multi windows with ANY app., by using Xposed Wanam. Need to wait till it works with lollipop or a flashable patch would be nice.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jhill110:
Sigh... Pull down the notification panel and tap the "cog"... Presto change-o... Settings with everything you need

Read Tx's post 204 & the bottom of 210 in this thread for some info on xposed & his tentative plans for multi-window.