yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] ChodaBoyUSA:
Also, was Wi-Fi Calling removed in 5.1.1? I no longer have the option to use it.

Edit: OK, I see above I am not the only one with this problem. I have also done the same things he described. Something is odd here. Does Wi-Fi Calling appear for others?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] [Vann]:
Is anyone else having issues with private mode? I get the following error:

"Failed to enable Private Mode. Please try again."

I've tried flashing the fix from here http://xdaforums.com/note-4-sprint/development/rom-t2956667/post57125149#post57125149 and it still fails.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] :
Wifi Calling

Wifi calling was not taken out, sounds like you xposed installed!?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] :
Private Mode

Try this!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] [Vann]:
Still no luck. :(
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] [Vann]:
Is the lack of KNOX on this rom the issue with private mode? Should I flash a "vanilla" stock rom instead?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
No. Private mode is fixed inside smali code inside the appropriate apk. in system files. Private mode should work just fine. You should not have to reflash the rom or anything but i don't know what all you have done since flashing this rom so i can't say what could be causing your problem. It has nothing to do with knox.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] DaggettBeaver:
Knox isn't about private mode. It's a method of keeping your personal data and work data isolated and separate from each other. But it doesn't do anything unless your phone is managed by a Knox-aware server that manages your work data.

You'll get Knox errors with root methods, but that's not because Knox is activated. It's because Knox checks to see if the phone is secure enough so Knox can do its job IF it is needed. But, like I said, it doesn't do its job unless your phone is managed.

The only benefit of having a no-Knox ROM is that Knox won't give you errors and isn't taking up space when it's not used or needed. It doesn't present a danger. Even if your phone was managed, the administrator should only have the ability to delete your work partition, not your personal data.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] [Vann]:
Thanks for the info on KNOX guys, appreciate it.

One of the reasons I decided to go with this rom was to remove unnecessary stuff like Knox and itson. I haven't done anything since flashing the rom so it's a bit odd Private mode fails.

Could anyone point me in the right direction as far as editing the appropriate apk manually for private mode?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] [Vann]:
So I reflashed the rom but this time decided to go with the odexed version. I still get the same "Failed to enable Private Mode. Please try again." toast error but decided to dig a little deeper in the system logs.

Here's what the logs throw when I try to execute Private Mode:

PPS_PersonalPageStorageManager: Error: getPrivateFsKey: Failed to get key value from SecureProperties
PPS_PersonalPageStorageManager: Error: Password is null
PPS_PersonalPageStorageManager: Error: handlerChangePrivateMode: Failed

It looks like the fingerprint service may be passing a null password for some reason. My lock screen works fine when using fingerprint unlock.

Any thoughts?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Newbie_from_NJ:
Hi, Just want to be sure I read the OP correctly. I just bought my new Note 4 and it's not rooted yet. I'm already on Android 5.1.1, baseband N910PVPU4COG5. Did I understand correctly that I don't need to root first in order to install this stock ROM? All I have to do is Run Odin and install TWRP. Then flash this ROM using TWRP. Flashing the ROM will root device.

Can someone please confirm that I understood correctly? Excuse my ignorance, but coming from older devices, I've never been able to flash anything without first being rooted...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
That's the gist of it but you didn't mention wiping. Read and follow the OP.

If you get a binary error in red when flashing zip after wipe, reboot recovery and flash the zip again.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Newbie_from_NJ:
Awesome! Thanks for confirming. I was literally going to follow another rooting thread and was looking for ROMS to put after whwn i came across this thread.

I might as well just follow the OP instructions and kill two birds with one stone.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] gdempsey1:
You won't be sorry....
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Newbie_from_NJ:
Hi everyone, I am officially rooted and running this stock ROM. Installation was flawless. Everything seems to be working fine for the exception of one thing:

1. When I plug my Note 4 to PC via USB cable, nothing happens.

Am I missing something? Do I have to enable this somewhere in the settings? I've tried multiple cables and I cannot access neither the internal or MiscroSDcard partitions at all.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] schlepprock:
It should connect. I've had it take up to two minutes to connect.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] gdempsey1:
May need the Samsung drivers for your pc
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Newbie_from_NJ:
Left it plugged in over 30 minutes. Nothing...

---------- Post added at 01:41 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:40 PM ----------

Just installed this driver

http://download.androiddrivers.net/file/Samsung/SAMSUNG_USB_Driver_for_Mobile_Phones.exe

Still not working... ?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jhill110:
Deleted...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] gdempsey1:
Is your phone rooted? Do you have Kies installed? Kies won't work with rooted phone. Uninstall if you have it.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Newbie_from_NJ:
Yes sir, I'm rooted. Titanium backup working fine and was able to restore all my text messages without issues. (that's pretty much the only thing I restored)

No sir, I do not have Kies installed. I'm baffled why it's not working for me. Installation went without a single hiccup or error. And all my apps are also working flawlessly.

Anyone else have any other suggestions?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] schlepprock:
That sir is incorrect. Kies WILL work on rooted phones.

OOPS TO ME. I WAS THINKING OF Kies on a pc. I don't use Kies app. Forgive me.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Newbie_from_NJ:
Problem solved. I boot into TWRP and wiped cache and Dalvik cache. Then rebooted system.

Phone took forever to optimize the 365 apps installed, but once it came back up, I plugged the USB cable to it and this time the PC recognized it and began installing its drivers and media now mounts successfully.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] pholt33:
Add me to the list of people where wifi calling is not an option. Is there a way to fix this? I had Xposed installed but uninstalled the installer and all modules, completely wiped my phone, then reinstalled the odexed version of this ROM. No wifi calling.

In another thread, someone mentioned going to /system/csc/ and deleting feature.xml and renaming feature.xml.bak to feature.xml. That didnt work for me.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tara_clint:
Same here no WIFI calling, but everything else is perfect.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
For whatever reason, this line below may be missing from /system/csc/feature.xml

<CscFeature_Common_Sprint_Vowifi>true</CscFeature_Common_Sprint_Vowifi>

Copy/Paste to feature.xml as the last Common entry in row-line-format with a root browser if it's not already there. Save and reboot. You should see Wi-Fi Calling back in Settings if that was the issue.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] pholt33:
This fixed my problem and wifi calling has been working great. Thanks!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
You're welcome. Glad to know that worked. Hope others have gotten Wi-Fi Calling as well.

With Wi-Fi Calling set properly in csc, Xposed shouldn't cause any problems in the future. Wanam module update 1.2.2 should have taken care of that.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tara_clint:
Thank you that worked for me as well.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
You're welcome. Is it Xposed (namely, Wanam Xposed module) that is causing the Wi-Fi Calling issues or no?

There's another line in the feature.xml that apparently still needs to be changed so Wanam module doesn't mess up the default call log to missed calls again.

Change the <CscFeature_Contact_LogsViewBy>SPR</CscFeature_Contact_LogsViewBy>

to...

<CscFeature_Contact_ConfigDefaultViewBy>AllCalls</CscFeature_Contact_ConfigDefaultViewBy>

Save and reboot. Only necessary for Xposed users with call log gripes.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] ismaeel96:
hi, im having same problem with private mode, have you found the cause by any chance? Thanks :D
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] hendav:
Private mode not working here on a clean flash.

Edit: sorry wrong ROM, i am on J6 and it is not working.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
I think I may not have included the Private mode fix in the stock roms. I have done so many things i forget. I will make flashabe zips for this as soon as i get a chance.

Edit: OK i went ahead and knocked out the OJ6 hotspot fix OJ6 Private mode fix. In fact the apk's are virtually identical for the OG5 and OJ6 roms so technically either will work on either rom. The only difference is the apk's manifest. But for the sake of eliminating any possible issues, just flash the correct version for your rom. Here is the link to my mods section of my Hybrid X rom thread. Simply flash and reboot. No need to wipe anything. Please report back and let me know that private mode mode works after flashing the fix. Thank you. Enjoy private mode again!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] nerys71:
I installed the stock update as instructed. no problem phone is now lollipop

I then copied your file to my system and tried to install it but it fails.

I was able to glean two errors.

footer wrong and signature failure

never mind. I missed the step to install twrp first. updating now.

suggestions? am I missing a step or something?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
You do things in this order...

1. Update your phone to the latest OJ6 (not the latest software anymore) by either installing the ota update on your phone or use odin on your pc to flash the stock OJ6 rom tar.

2. Let your phone fully reboot and setup and establish connection to the Sprint network.

3. Download the OJ6 rom or whichever rom that is derived from the same software version that you are currently running and place the rom zip on you micro-sd card or internal storage.

4. Reboot your phone to download mode and use odin to flash the latest TWRP recovery.

5. Reboot your phone to TWRP once more then do factory reset and also wipe everything two or three times in advanced wipe options except your internal and external sd-card storage.

6. Flash rom then reboot system and you're done.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] safayat:
Before My N910P was rooted and was custom rom n910f 4.4.4. After i flashed with stock rom 6.0.1 My phone is not starting. Boot loop and after 10 to 20 secounds phone is restarting. I Flashed with 5.1.1 firmware Still same boot loop and restart. Please Help me how to solve this problem.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] EthanM054:
If you just flashed a custom ROM then that is a big no no. You should have used Odin and the official tar for Marshmallow to get a clean flash, bundled with the latest firmware and all. Try doing that and see if it works for you.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tx_dbs_tx:
ROM no longer supported

Due to this software version now being obsolete, I am no longer supporting or updating this ROM. Please look for ROMs based on newer software versions here in the development forum. Thank you. :)
[Android Apps and Games] Vestmark:
How best to promote these games?

play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Company.WestMarkGame
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] TechBSwift:
Here's my dilemma.... I have a s6 edge rooted and running a custom Rom. My friend purchased a note 5 but wants to trade straight up because he really wants root and feels the note 5 is a little too big. What would you do in this situation? Both phones are black and Verizon 64gb. I'm so torn because I know the note 5 won't see root anytime in the near future

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] ubigred:
Tell him to throw cash in

Sent from my SM-N910T
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] TechBSwift:
It's a close friend, I'm not trying to get over on him. I really want a bigger screen, but I love having root. Adaway and now we have xposed running on 64bit Samsung devices

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] ubigred:
I know. Even the scales with $30.

Sent from my SM-N910T
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] pool_shark:
I'd keep the rooted edge, but I'm not the kind to have to have the latest.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] :
I never had the edge but I had the S6 with root and without. I can honestly say root did nothing performance wise for me, the phone worked great both ways. Yes I would prefer a rooted phone but with the debloat tool you can disable (hide) any app on the phone without root, foxfi works for tethering and themes are built in. If it's the bigger screen you want and don't mind loosing root it's a fair trade. Value wise I would say you are getting the better deal because the Note is worth more and it's newer.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] TechBSwift:
You make some valid points. I think I'm going to stick with my rooted edge and here's why.

1. Adaway, I hate adds especially on certain apps.

2. Flashfire, I have the ability to flash roms. I'm running a custom Rom now that seriously increased the overall feel and speed of my phone.

3. I included the ram tweak which resolved the ram management issue.

4. I can flash custom themes!! Yes Samsung has a theme store, but it doesn't compete with akonda theme (yes that is spelled right)

5. My battery life is equal to the note 5 print screens I've seen posted on xda.

6. I really plan in buying the new nexus because I miss the dev community. Plus I love having a phone that works for any carrier 100%.

Don't get me wrong, if the note 5 for Verizon magically gets root I will buy the phone cash same day

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] :
It definitely sounds like the Note 5 isn't the ideal phone for you. It for sure won't satisfy the crack flasher in you lol. For me I'm happy where I am, between all the phones I've switched to lately and all the ROMs I made I burnt myself out for a while. Just this year I went through a bunch of phones. I had the Note 4 retail and Dev, Droid turbo, S6, S5, LG G4, M8 and now the Note 5. 8 different phones and a few I switched back to and from. :eek: It's time for a break and enjoy what I have.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] xavierxxx2p:
Try adguard ....no root required but it's 9.00 for a year

http://www.phonearena.com/news/Spot...roid-ad-blocker-you-want-in-your-life_id70298
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] TechBSwift:
I'm right there with you bother lol, I've had this year alone note 4, note edge, nexus 6, iPhone 6 plus, and now s6 edge. I think by far the biggest selling point of any phone is the ability to use the phone on all the big U.S carriers. I've also been struggling with switching to T-Mobile. I have two lines with unlimited data for the wife and I with Verizon. I'm tired of this phone bill $200 a month is out of control.

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[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] :
Call customer service and tell them you are going to switch. I did and I ended up getting $30.00 off my monthly bill yesterday and when my three contracts run out soon it will be an additional $25.00 off every month per line. If you are not on it it's the customer loyalty plan. I'm only on a 4 gig plan but we hardly use one so it's plenty for us. Either way i would call them I was at $235 or so every month. I did look into T-Mobile but it isn't worth it. After the equipment charges for the new phones and insurance the savings would have only been $10 a month and inferior coverage. If you own your own phones and get good service with them it might be worth it. Cricket was a good option for me too but Verizon beat their price.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] godfirst:
I too looked into t-mobile a little while ago, but did not find to much savings. I think carriers are starting to get on board with their pricing. Wanting to squeeze a little more out of customers since verizon and att do.
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] GreeleyXda:
Same here s5, note 4, nexus 6, iPhone 6 +, iPhone 6, s6 edge 128gb, note 5 32gb

And I'm curios about the moto x pure and new nexus 5 xd

My wallet doesn't appreciate my interest in phones
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] user68734:
Also trying to decide - S6 Edge or Note 5

Thanks for sharing those reasons. I have been struggling with the same question ... S6 Edge or the Note 5. Was leaning towards the Note 5 because of the 4GB of system RAM and S-Pen, but I am concerned about the RAM management issues so many people have reported. Being as locked down as the VZW version is, there is no way to fix the issue without waiting for Samsung to fix it. The extra RAM becomes pointless if you can take advantage of it.

I didn't realize that you could run custom ROMs on the Verizon S6 Edge. I knew there was root but didn't realize you could flash a recovery and install custom ROMs. That would be a big reason to go for the S6 Edge in my opinion. Especially since Root access would let me fix the Ram issues as you have done. Would you happen to have a link to the thread that showed you how to install the custom ROMs for the S6 Edge? Thanks!
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] TechBSwift:
So there's a choir items to address.

1. You have to be on firmware oe2 or lower in order to root. You will never be able to upgrade your firmware or root will be lost, probably forever...

2. You can find the information in the Verizon s6 edge development thread.

3. I ended up trading for the note 5 because it's worth more in eBay right now, bigger screen, spen, and the bottomline it's running newer firmware.

Since Foxfi and adguard work extremely well the note 5 will hold me over until the nexus huawei comes available. I'm done with lock bootloaders and receiving slow updates
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] user68734:
Do you notice any memory management issues with the Note 5?
[Verizon Samsung Galaxy Note5] TechBSwift:
No it appears the extra gig of ram help deal with that issue.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n2outlaw:
My Nvidia Shield Android TV 500GB is unlock and rooted. I did install full custom Android 1.8 rom and went back to stock but left bootlocker unlock and rooted. Now my box is updating to the latest Google Play Store app the the latest version which is for the phone.

Nvidia Shield Android TV has "Leanback" Google Play Store v5.5.15 but now updating to Google Play Stor v5.8.11

Can someone help me to stop it from updating?
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Veritan:
In the play store, there should be a list of settings specific for the app. The top option in my device is Auto-update Apps. Have you tried disabling that already? I'm honestly not sure if this would prevent auto-update of system apps such as Play Store. I just figure that's worth asking just to eliminate a step for someone who might know better.
[Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] n2outlaw:
I'm going to do a full restore because I don't know how to replace a system app. :(

Then I'll give your advice a test run and see. Thanks for the reply.
[Galaxy Note 4 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] anthony.moua95:
After upgrading to the Note 4 back in March, I recently decided to dabble in the rooting and custom ROM world of Android back in late June - early July.

I've been using CM12.1 nightlies since July 19th and currently have the August 20th nightly. One problem I had is that if I tried to update CM via the CM updater under the "About Phone" section, I end up getting "No Service" for my mobile signal/data which meant reflashing the stock firmware and reflashing TWRP/Cyanogenmod. So if I wanted to update nightlies (no plans to until Android M), I would have to manually get the nightly zip files from my laptop then wipe my previous nightly clean so the mobile signal would still work.

But the biggest problem I (still) have now is that I simply can't send text messages ranging from 10 minutes to several hours (Would just be stuck at "Sending..." and eventually "Not sent. Touch to try again") only after I turn off/restart my phone or turn on airplane mode. It shows that I still have connection to Sprint and I can actually use LTE/3g. Also interestingly enough, I can still call people AND receive their text messages, but I just can't send text messages.

It's not a big enough deal breaker for me where I would have to go back to stock ROM, but I'd like to know why this is the case. Since sending text messages seems to be the only problem, I assume it can't be the mobile signal itself since I'm still able to call, receive text messages, and use LTE/3g.

Things I've done/tried so far with no solutions:

1. Read older OPO/XDA threads about something called Voice+ causing the issue, but no such application exists on my CM.

2. Flashing the 5.1.1 firmware from Sammobile since CM12.1 is based off 5.1.1 Lollipop since I originally rooted and flashed CM12.1 with the 5.0.2 firmware. Problem still persists even on the 5.1.1 firmware

One final thing I will probably try to do is do an advanced wipe via TWRP, flash the stock 5.1.1 firmware and then get TWRP back via Odin and flash one nightly zip only and never attempt to update or flash new nightlies until Android M.

As for now, once I get my ability to text again, I'm not going to turn on airplane mode or turn off/restart my phone and leave it be. I have a fair enough standby time with CM (One night I only had a 2% drain in 7 hours of sleep or so without CM's battery saver mode) which is nice.

Any input would be greatly appreciated!

UPDATE: Apparently location seems to be the problem. I am now realizing that this issue only really occurred when I'm at my house. Even though I live in the city, it seems to prevent me from texting. But, I can text with no problems after turning airplane mode on and off or turning the phone off and on again at work and at certain stores I go to.
[LG Optimus L90] JamesB3:
Ok so I know I said I'd build blisspop for the L90 but I ran into too many errors and problems so I was wondering if I could just update the device source and the ROM source for Shoxxy's blisspop ROM he released on a Russian(but in German) forum. I would need someone to help me with this though.

http://www.android-hilfe.de/thema/rom-5-x-x-blisspop_unofficial_lg_l90-shoxx.660202/#post8593272
[LG Optimus L90] ardentis:
Maybe ask shoxxy himself? Anyways it may have to do with the new sources after 8/7 that might be causing the problem but I'm qualified to say cause I haven't built roms. And you might get more help if you post the kinds of errors and logs if you can
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] bennec83:
Does anyone know if you can take a piece of software that you have purchased in CAB format, with a Licence Key and change it into a package?

Since the software isn't OEM is it still the same method to create a package?
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] bennec83:
Any Takers?

This cant be to much of a hard question!!! can anyone answer? please
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] crazyC:
Tried it with Phone Alarm. sort of worked at the second attempt. But not quite. If I spent more time on it I reckon I could have got it to work but just don't have the time.
[8525, TyTN, MDA Vario II, JasJam ROM Development] bennec83:
but you can actually do it? what do you do about the activation codes etc?