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[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
I have been using your JasmineRom 1.9 on my Note 3 for quite some time.

Tomorrow I'll have delivered a Note 4 DE that I got off Swappa, which was already rooted and has Jasmine 3.0 on it. I guess you'd suggest the same thing, to wipe it with the Safe and reflash Jasmine? What I'd like to know though is which would be the best/most stable version (2.x or 3.x) and how stable is Xposed on it?

What I'd ultimately like is to have the Note 4 as stable as the Note 3 (under Jasmine 1.9) but still have Xposed working.

Thank you.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
It depends on the bootloader version of the device you got. If it's OAF or bellow (most likely), I'd recommend to start clean as well. If it comes with an incremented Dev bootloader (updated by Samsung), you won't be able to flash the afe Upgrades.

JasmineROM v3.1 & Xposed are perfectly stable for me.

I'm currently building/porting AOSP-based ROMs for only one reason: to test drive Android 6.x & its new features, when released.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
What would be the best way to check which bootloader is on there?

Is the included Kernel in 3.1 the best to use, or one of the other ones?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
In Terminal or ADB shell:

getprop | grep ro.bootloader

I recommend the included kernel for stability, but MultiSystem & Emotion kernels are great for features & customizations.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wy1d:
:victory:

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I don't mean to get off topic, but were you able to take a look at the mobile data instability and determine the cause? I'm VERY excited about this!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
I'm working on it; it seems that the builds you run use Sprint blobs, which may cause these issues on Verizon Note 4. I'm waiting for Android 6.0 source code since 5.1.1 is not good enough to replace TW features/stability.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DrPhant0m:
If you want an alternative to using the terminal to find your bootloader... install Samsung Phone Info and give it root access. (Your DE will probably come pre-rooted) Under the "Firmware" header, your bootloader version will be displayed. (Mine is ...ANI1)

As you're aware, I too just got a DE, and had an issue with bootlooping when I installed JasmineROM 3.1. I followed hsbadr's directions, and flashed the safe OG5 file in Odin. Make sure you install the SAFE one, from the link that he posted. If your DE has a so-called "incremented" installation of OG5, then the "safe" file will fail. If you've got a friendlier bootloader, then the safe file will complete. So, no matter what your situation, you are best to at least try the "safe" odin file first. That is... if you want to flash in Odin for some reason (make sure it's a clean start?). I only flashed in Odin because I was having problems upgrading to 3.1.

Good luck.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
(Sent you a PM last night)

I installed the Phone Info app on the Note 3 and see where it lists the Bootloader (NC2 on N3). So that helps.

If I try to do the Note 4 Safe OG5 flash in ODIN and it fails, then that would mean an incriminated was installed. What do you do at that point, as from reading it looks like you can't even get back to a KK ROM?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DrPhant0m:
I like the Freudian slip of "incriminated" instead of "incremented." lol

Yes, from what I gather, if the "safe" OG5 file fails in Odin... then that is probably indicative that the bootloader has been updated to a version that does not support downgrades. I *assume* that the "safe" OG5 update file has swapped out the bootloader for an earlier version... or removed it altogether. Hence why it would fail if you've got the stricter version already installed. Whereas, the standard OG5 file updates everything. I can't confirm that, though.

If you do already have the "incremented" OG5 installed... you just won't be able to roll back to a KK ROM. For most people, that's not the end of the world. I, myself, am not convinced that I like LP... and I'm unsure if some of the apps that I want to use are compatible. Thankfully, the bootloader on my Dev Edition is the original issue.

I'll look in my PMs for your message, and respond if there's any information that I didn't cover here.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] stueycaster:
The only way the "Safe Upgrade" could install the incremented bootloader is if you flash the stock bootloader on purpose. If you did use the safe one and didn't flash the stock bootloader separately then it's good.

The way this could get screwed up is to flash the "Official Firmware" found in another thread. That's only for retail phones. If you did that your phone is now a retail phone. The only way to fix that is to send it to Samsung and get it repaired.

Update: I just thought. If you don't disable "Reactivation Lock" in Settings/Security Odin will fail there after. To fix it go into Settings/security and uncheck it. It will ask you to sign into your Samsung Account and Ok the unlock. After that you can use Odin again.

Sent from my SM-N910V DE w/ MoRom
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
I got the N4 DE in today from Swappa and it did have Jasmine 3.0 installed, and I able to flash the 3.1 zip without problem.

Ia there a way to a more icons on the home screen (5 wide) instead of 4 with all this extra space around them? If that is not in 3.x would that be in the 2.1.1 KK?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wy1d:
You can used Wanam Xposed or just replace the launcher with something like Nova which is what most people do.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] stueycaster:
Use a third party launcher. I don't like TW Launcher. You can't change anything. The third party launchers are customizable like crazy.

Sent from my SM-N910V DE w/ MoRom
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
I looked in Wanam and GravityBox and don't see any settings to adjust the home screen grid from 4 icon width to 5 icons.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] KilgoreBA:
How does anybody have longer than two hours of screen on time on one charge cycle? I can't seem to get more than that no matter what tricks I try. This rom is perfect otherwise!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
I take it that VoLTE Advanced Calling is not supported? I did add it via MyVerizon but I don't see any evidence that calls are using it.

Here are my values:

Bootloader: ANI1

PDA/CSC/Baseband: OG5

Kernel: 3.10.40, hsbadr@MultiSystem #1

Build: JasmineROM 3.1
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
Amazon Underground

If you use Amazon apps, I'd recommend to install the new Amazon Underground app, which claims to offer more than $10,000 worth of Android apps free of charge.

PS. Battery life is amazing here (watch your apps!) & Advanced Calling is supported (probably you need to activate it on both your Verizon account and the one you call). As for TW launcher with custom grid, any international/T-Mobile Note 4 mod'd launchers should work fine.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] vmod32:
I just picked up a DE Note 4 and have JasmineRom 3.1 installed. I'm looking to get around the exchange policies. I tired Exchange Bypass For Lollipop in Xposed but am not having much luck. The XDA Advanced forum search is not working at the moment. Can someone point me in the right direction. Does anyone know if Exchange Bypass For Lollipop works on JasmineRom or if there is another solution out there that does. Thanks

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You wont notice it working unless the other person you are calling also has it enabled. You get a little HD icon when it's workingl. In my experience it's not worth the bother. The call quality is nice, however there are more dead zones and dropped called with VoLTE. It does not hand off back to 3g, the calls just drop. It got soo annoying I just turned it off.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] csstamatin:
Battery life awesome here too! 3 hrs on screen time and only at 77%. Thanks dude!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] yamaha_wins:
So this isn't for verizon retail?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] bjtcars:
No its for the Verizon Developer Edition only.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jbombs16:
[MENTION=5868929]hsbadr[/MENTION] alarm is messed up. I had my alarm set to sound and all it did was vibrate (phone set on vibrate for calls). The alarm volume was up.

Edit - to fix, go to alarm > settings and check to allow sound in silent mode.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
Thanks bro! Glad you like it.

Good luck!

Actually, you can do it (+ many tuning options) in 3Minit Battery Settings. Simply, open the app >> SELECTION >>> select pas2001 (it'll start downloading; otherwise, restart the app: close it from withing app (menu/Exit) & reopen) >>> select battery #93 (100% stock battery) >>> If you wish, change battery size from SETTINGS tab.

Not yet, when you get a perm root, a retail version will be released before you ask.

Xposed requires a framework/jar mod's & actually causes a few issues on TW LP (~unstable & unofficial). However, the benefits of it is a HUGE +++ & all issues are minor. I'm pretty sure we'll have a more stable version soon.

Enjoy!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wy1d:
Oh man downloading now!!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] orcsbane13:
Thank you very much. This rom is awesome.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jbombs16:
[MENTION=5868929]hsbadr[/MENTION] alarm is fixed. Go to alarm and then to settings, and check box to allow sound in silent mode
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] ljv:
Thanks for this great ROM. Quick observation. Is it me or are the toggles squished?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
You're welcome.

This isn't an issue; it's a LP feature.

That's how I like it.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] johnboy693:
text time stamp

For some reason when I'm receiving a text, the time stamp for the incoming message is an hour ahead. How does one fix that?

Other than that everything seems to be working swimmingly. Thank you for the hard work!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
It displays the actual server time, which is affected by sender location. To disable it, flash this:

Disable DisplaySmsTimeAsServer: JasmineROM_v1.0_DisableDisplaySmsTimeAsServer.zip
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wy1d:
Anyway to revert it back? The squished icons is bothering me too as it seems to cause some rendering zaggy issues on the icons for me for some reason. I'm going to crank the DPI and shrink everything anyway so the regular sized icons will work best after that I think.

Still setting it up but excited about testing it out!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mjlewis0102:
I personally didn't notice "squished" icons, but the thing bothering me is the colors of the toggles. I like grern for on, and white for off. Is there a way to change the color of the on/off toggles in the notification/status bar?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jbombs16:
Could you map the date in the pull down to the clock/alarm settings instead of the date/time settings?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wy1d:
You can do this in Gravity Box under Statusbar tweaks -> Clock settings.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jbombs16:
Tried that before requesting. It doesn't work.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] csstamatin:
Having a problem with the keyboard. Most secondary symbols that u can get at with long press just brings up the multiple choices for that key instead of automatically choosing the main symbol. A few keys actually do it, but not most. Weird and frustrating. But loving the Rom so far. THX
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wy1d:
Funny. It works perfectly for me.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] stueycaster:
I had a ***** of a time installing this. It turned out my SdCard was messed up. A re-format fixed it. Digging this rom just like I expected.

Thanks [MENTION=5868929]hsbadr[/MENTION]. Now I should be able to fix MultiSystem. Sorry to bother you with my screw-up before.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] orcsbane13:
Question, why is it on stock BOAF the gallery auto rotates pictures but on this rom it acts like kit Kat and have to hit the rotate key if you want switch how you're looking at a pic?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] balla48801:
The exchange bypass built into wanam is working.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wy1d:
I use Nine.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
I have noticed an issue when recording video. There is random audio popping in the audio track when recording videos. I've tried every resolution to internal memory or SD cards. Can you please check your unit. I never has this issue in my Note 3 with JasmineROM 1.9. In fact, I recorded about 2hr worth of video on the Note 3 a couple weeks ago and there is no audio popping.

Here is a video of the audio popping on my Note 4:

https://www.dropbox.com/s/28tlcwh7yvqvgo4/20150829_040225.mp4?dl=0

A person with a different Samsung posted the same thing on a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaEngbZ0Vkw

Edit: I tested the Voice Recorder and it also records with these audio pops.

Though there are no audio pops on voice calls.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] 1900mcm:
removed!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wy1d:
Did you try wiping?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
With Jasmine 3.1, was there any mods made to the Kernel CPU/GPU frequencies?

I've noticed that when the phone first boots, CPU-Z shows the CPU at 2.65GHz, and if I run a benchmark with in a minutes, the score is good and GPU is at 600MHz.

But if I let the phone sit for about 5 minutes and do the same benchmarks, the scores are about half, and CPU is showing 1.19GHz and GPU is at 300MHz.

I may have to run the same benchmark 3-4 times for it to "wake up" the CPU and GPU to get to the faster clock speeds.

I tried using System Tuner to make sure the Interactive gov was used and the min/max frequencies were correct, but I'm still having this issue.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
MultiSystem Kernel v5.0 [Aug 30, 2015]

MultiSystem Kernel v5.0 is now available for download. The key changes are Kexec Support, SELinux Utilities & Wake Gestures. If you'd like to revert back to the Patched/Stock kernel, you can dirty flash JasmineROM v3.1.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
Xposed Framework v71

To update Xposed framework, make nandroid backup and dirty flash xposed-v71-sdk21-arm-arter97-V6-snapdragon.zip from here.

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[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
I tried this new Kernel tonight and noticed that I did fix the issue I listed above about the CPU frequency.

But now WiFi will sleep (turn off) whenever the phone's screen is off. Once the screen is back on, WiFi will show it reconnecting. I did make sure that Keep WiFi On during sleep is set to Always. But it still turns off.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] labratss:
Hi All, i'm currently on 2.1 and successfully updated to N910VVRU2BOG5. All is running great. When i flash to the new 3.1 it boots to the initial Samsung screen, freezes for a moment and then reboots over and over. Followed the instructions and pretty simple it seems. What am i missing?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] krishaun27:
Does Synapse still work with this kernel, Its not loading on my phone?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] cam1pbell:
Did you flash 3.0 first. If not that's your problem. 3.1 is just a update for 3.0.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] labratss:
That's it, thanks!
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] KilgoreBA:
Has anybody had problems getting GPS to work? Even without a GPS Fix app I was almost always able to get a GPS signal right away before this update, now that doesn't even work.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
I guess I spoke to soon. When using 3.1 with its own kernel or the MultiSystem, I am still having the issue of WiFi turning off when the screen is off and the phone is in standby. When I turn the screen on and unlock it, I get the message at the bottom of the screen "Connected to WiFi Network".

But using that Multi System kernel and tweaking the power down to -20mV did eliminate the over warmness of the device.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] vmod32:
Thanks, that did the trick. I forgot that was an option in Wanam. It's been awhile :cowboy:
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] laughingcolors:
ya i haven't been able to get a GPS signal, i think its new to 3.1 for me. Its a bit better outside, but not great like it was on Firekat.

Otherwise this rom has been solid.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
I just started to use Synapse and it is working with Jasmine 3.1 and the new Multi System Kernel that was posted a few days ago.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
I've had this Note 4 DE over a week now, and been running 3.1. Several days ago I flashed the MultiSystem Kernel to give it a try.

But either way, my WiFi keeps being disconnected whenever the phone's screen is turned off, and switches over to use LTE. Then when I wake the device, it reconnects to WiFi.

I know this is the case, because everytime I unlock the phone, the WiFi indicator is not in the status bar, then it reappears and says Connected to WiFi network. Also I've been tracking my data usage, and even though I'm at home and have it connected to WiFi, the phone is using about 50MB per day of my 2GB plan.

I have toggled between the 3 WiFi sleep modes (always, only when plugged, and never) and it has no effect, even though I would use "always" by default.

This alone is reason enough for me to have to try another ROM (or reflash this one), which I really didn't want to do, since it's time consuming to setup all my apps and settings.

But I'm hoping I can get some additional help to see if we can locate the cause of the issue. With my Note 3 here using JasmineROM 1.9, it stays connected to WiFi at my house all the time and does not change over to LTE whenever the screen is turned off.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
Another issue here. I always charge my phone at night. For the past two nights I've put it on to charge around 3am. Then when I get up, the phone has powered down and will not turn on unless I pull the battery first. I was using Fast Charging so I'm not sure if that would be the cause, but I've had the phone for over a week and it just started to do this two nights ago.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] anticloud:
You may want to check the wifi setting which may be toggled keep wifi on during sleep.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
Simply, I can't replicate your issue(s) & you didn't provide logs to look into. I'd suggest to make backup & test on a clean install of JasmineROM, stock ROM (safe upgrade or original firmware with the same bootloader version), or another ROM. I use my WiFi more frequently than Mobile Data & have had ZERO issues (downloads/uploads & email/social notifications work fine on standby/sleep mode).
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
Yes, as I mentioned I did try the WiFi Sleep settings between Always, Only while sleep, and Off. But regardless of which I select, WiFi is turn off when the screen is off, and then turns back on when screen is on.

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Is there a way to do a WiFi or data log to verify that it is turning off and going to LTE while the screen if off and phone is in standby?

I've only been using this phone in my home currently, and even though I'm connected to WiFi, it goes to LTE when the screen is off and is using about 30-60MB of my data plan per day.

I'll do a backup in TWRP and do a clean install of the OG5 Safe followed by Jasmine or MoROM and see if it still happens.

By the way, I posted earlier today that for the past two day when I have the phone charging overnight, that the next day (5-7 hours later) the phone is off and I can only get it to turn on if I do a battery pull first. I looked into Synapse and verified the options in there and didn't see any problems.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
On some other phones (namely, LG G3), this happened with IPv6 & we had to either disable it on Android or WiFi network. Try to disable IPv6 on your home network!

Good luck!

I don't run into any of these issues too!

Anyone else run into these issues?
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] FAUguy:
Is there a way within Android to disable IPv6 so it will just use v4?

I really don't want to disable it on my router since my PC uses v6 and v4.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] cam1pbell:
I've been running 3.0 - 3.1 with absolutely no issues whatsoever. Great GPS good battery life no issues at all. Running flawless.
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] anticloud:
I concur...

Yes, 3.1 is the most stable OS I have run so far, out of the Note 3 / Note 4 series of ANY OS, even over Alliance ROM, however I must not dig on beanstown at all (hail to beanstown106) he is so righteous and respected. no disrespect intended, however, hsbadr has really done an excellent job with JasmineROM 3.x

Phone runs cold, it only gets warm when doing a TWRP backup / restore - that's it.

Battery life is just amazing. No more battery-sitting or swap outs during nominal usage of the phone - and I will say I have corporate push mail running 24/7 with a fair amount of traffic coming through. I'm on the phone 2 - 4 hours a day etc... If I do heavy use of the phone yes, it's taxed, but the battery life definitely longer. and the phone just runs like the dickens fast...

now, for the added bonus. using tasker, to further increase battery life - and this definitely works.

I now keep my phone on autobright but close to minimum. Yet, with tasker, I can train my phone to take off autobright and go to max brightness when certain apps are used, like phone, email, text - and when I close those apps or simply get to the home screen the phone resumes autobright with lowest settings, so, effectively, it's on-demand brightness when desired, just by opening an application. cool.

I go a step further with tasker, to toggle radios on / off i.e. gps, wifi, bluetooth - also app dependent.

so for example, I have a weather radar, which requires GPS, makes sense, yes? So, when I launch the weather radar it turns off autobright - sets brightness to max, turns on GPS (hardware GPS only, no google, no verizon, no samsung location services) - btw, it is a misnomer in the phone that states you get higher accuracy with verizon / google location services enabled - I believe that's pure junk, as the hardware GPS get's 10ft accuracy on it's own, and no one can convince me otherwise that with the location services enabled it'll get you closer - no way!!!

anyway, back to the weather radar - so, when the weather radar is turned on, so is GPS, so is max brightness, and when I'm done using the radar, GPS turns off, and I go back to autobright with lowest brightness.

I have done this same setup with the Co-Pilot GPS and other GPS bluetooth apps etc. it's just excellent.

So, in short, using tasker to bring about efficiency through automation..
[Verizon Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hsbadr:
There're many options to disable IPv6 on Android (check Verizon LG G3 forum for details; probably the best option is to flash my CRONTAB_DisableIPv6.zip), but I don't recommend any of them ince no one ele has your WiFi issues. Try to disable IPv6 on your home network or test your device on another network!