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[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] T LEONARDIS:
hello everyone...its been a while

i recently downloaded cm 12.1 for the 1st time just to give it a shot because i was tired of stock 4.4 performance. i decided to encrypt my phone and i opted for a 6x6 pattern on my lock screen and also when restarting device. after using cm for a few days i noticed i did not have the option to decrypt my phone which i knew was strange and also my gps was not locking onto locations, so i decided to revert back to stock firmware which atm is 5.01 for tmo...i flashed through odin and when i restarted my device it's asking me for a 4x4 pattern unlock instead of a 6x6 so im stuck....i need advice on how to wipe internal hd as im guessing thats where my problem is located. so for the time being there is no way for me to use my phone smh

thanks in advance and i hope someone can give a helping hand
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] CravingMender9:
Can't replicate. I'm not sure, but maybe try this:

Revert back to cm12 -> remove lock screen pwd -> odin stock?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] T LEONARDIS:
Thanks for your help buddy...I ended up having to reformat the internal disk and then reflash firmware through odin. problem solved !
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] ubigred:
Nice avi.... Bubble Buns

Sent from my SM-N910T
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 General] Bruce lee roy:
Yeah it's driving me into a little frenzy every time I see it.
[XDA Assist] A1deparagon:
Please i will be glad if someone can share me link to download 4.1.2 kdz rom for lg optimus vuII f200, even many people need this to downgrade so as to have cww install on our old phone and flash custom rom of choice since its not possible on kitkat 4.4.2 thanks. email: a1deparagon@gmail.com
[XDA Assist] Primokorn:
Thread closed / Message posted in the right thread.
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nachordez:
Hi everyone.

I'm a bit confusing after reading a lot of threads in LG G3 about bumping... I've tried to make my mind, but can't understand properly how that works, coming to a LG G3 from a Nexus 4 (who has suddenly died after a fall), and a couple of Samsung tablets, where I had just to install a custom recovery to flash new roms/kernels, root, nandroid, etc.

Is this different in LG phones?

I've saw a thread with a bumped TWRP, and another one that seems to give instructions to install usual TWRP. There are roms/kernels that seem to be bumped an other ones that say nothing about that...

Can't be just flashed a recovery on a rooted phone and then used to flash anything else?

Bumped TWRP admits just bumped rom/kernels?

Usual TWRP admits bumped rom/kernels or just non-bumped ones?

Which are the advantages/risks of using a bumped or not TWRP?

I'm really lost about all that that seems to be just LG related... :p

And another set of questions (that will be more a question of preferences, though...):

I like to have my phone set to my taste. I can see 3 options. I would like to know, not so much which one is better (each one will say the option he's using, as logical), but which are the advantages/risks/problems with any of them in this concrete phone:

a) Using stock (rooted, with a custom kernel -which one?-, and with the xposed LG G3 set of options).

b) An AOSP derived ROM (non CM... there are few, it seems), with quick circle module, and any camera that improves AOSP one. And a kernel if that improves the one in the ROM

c) A CM based ROM (seem to be more of that) with same additions.

After some reading, I see many people complaining that the nice camera in this phone is only working fine in stock. But I don't know if that's really so much worse as to stick on stock, even if xposed enables a lot of customization... When I want serious photos, I use my DSLR... so I just want the camera to behave nice, and do a good work when I'm just doing occasional photo. But I don't want a nearly broken camera, of course...

On the other side, AOSP based ROM's seem to be, not only more clean and customizable, but better in battery management (and less overheating). But some people says CM based ones are no so much so... Don't know what to think about that.

And I'm not sure how the quick circle mod is working on AOSP or CM ROMs (I have an original case, so, it would be nice to use it...)

Sorry for so many questions, but I have the feeling that LG is a bit "another world" from Nexus (freedom......) or Samsung, where everything is like just flash and go...

And thanks everyone reading this!

:good::good::good:
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] ypsmav:
Hi,

It is not that complicated.

First part. Root the phone and then install TWRP. There are few threads about how to do it.

Second part. Stock based roms work fine. AOSP based roms are smoother but camera quality and battery performance are worse. Depends on what you need.

Regards

Sent from my phone
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nachordez:
So, bumping question is nothing to think about? That's good news, then is just setting TWRP and done, like any other device. Thanks for that!

from SM-T520
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] aha360:
Yes, for the most part, as all of the custom/aftermarket recovery images and ROMs are already 'bumped', and 'bumping', in the context of LG smartphone and tablets, is simply appending a signature key to make sure that the bootloader gives the custom recovery/ROM package the approval to be installed.

You ONLY need to 'bump' an image if the image you want to install has not been signed, which is rare as like I said, almost all of the custom recovery/ROM images are 'bumped', and if you do come across a situation that requires you to 'bump' an image, there's an offline tool that works on Microsoft Windows that is simply called 'Bump!!!', which can sign, or 'bump' an unsigned image and it only takes a few seconds to do that as it is easy to do.

As for setting up your LG device, in the case of the LG G3, root your phone first - rooting an LG device on the stock Lollipop ROM can be done with this script:

http://xdaforums.com/lg-g3/general/guide-root-method-lg-devices-t3129197

After you have rooted your phone, Install AutoRec for your LG device and remember to choose the version that matches your phone model number (e.g. LG G3 D855) - this will Install the TeamWin Recovery Project recovery image onto your phone.

Once that is done, you can now choose a ROM that you want to install - most ROMs obviously come in flashable ZIP form, so pick your poison and Install via recovery mode - most people love the certain blue poison that is Cyanogenmod but others may try CloudyG3, which is an LG ROM-based custom ROM - like ypsmav said, it depends what features you are after the most - if you prioritise unlimited tethering and Miracast over other features, choose CyanogenMod or any other AOSP-based custom ROM, or if you prioritise camera quality and vendor-exclusive features over other features, then choose Cloudy ROM or any other vendor-based custom ROM.

Have fun!
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] nachordez:
Thanks for your time and counsels, [MENTION=5659251]aha360[/MENTION] and [MENTION=1888469]ypsmav[/MENTION]

Now, I know what we are talking about

:good:

from Nexus 4
[G3 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] Krumpet:
I'm still unable to update from TWRP 2.8.6.0 to anything newer - I have an Lg G3 F400K on Android 5.0, stock rooted. I was able to use AutoRec to flash TWRP 2.8.6.0, but then flashing 3.0.2.0 gives me the 'secure boot' error when trying to boot into recovery. I've tried:

1) flashing through TWRP

2) Rashr

3) Flashify

Any further ideas? Will it work if I change roms? Is it related to the SD card? (I saw something on this thread which I didn't quite understand)
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
hey guys

This is my first time in this forum

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this game is arcade game, every 5 level the circle will change the color and will move faster..

until you get 50 level. lvl 50 is the highest level in this game, so can you beat it?

how to play:

you have to get 3 rectangle on the top of your screen

touch to spawn a mushroom, hold down to slow down the mushroom.

if the mushroom touch a circle, it will die.

you have 3 health.

All I ask you guys is to play the game and reply here a feedback with good ideas and tips how to improve the game,

i'm very apreciate that..

DOWNLOAD :

Tintong
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
upupup
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
upup
[Android Apps and Games] secredut:
Game concept it self is interesting, but may be you need more visual polishing. Good luck :)
[Android Apps and Games] Ahmad Ali XDA:
nice work
[Android Apps and Games] (°Д°):
Cool
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
thank you sir,

appreciate it..
[Android Apps and Games] dennistgt:
nicee game
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
upupupu
[Android Apps and Games] DooDaaPlay:
hi

does balls change their speed randomly?

you've asked about tips, and of my point of view:

- you need to change balls trajectory on the higher levels, not only change balls qty and speed,

- adds some obstacles

- some bonuses should appears, like "additional life", "fast speed shot", "breake the ball" and ect.
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
yes, every 5 point the speed will increase..

and every ball has randomly speed..

thank you for the tips, i very appreaciate it :o
[Android Apps and Games] KomodoStudio:
nice for the first time :D:D:D
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
thank you :D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D:D
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
upuupup:p
[Android Apps and Games] gabsab:
nice game

but my phone is very bad and dont play you game
[Android Apps and Games] Starkiller343:
Just continue doing this. Good luck!
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
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hope you like it...

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hope you like it...
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
bump bump
[Android Apps and Games] dennistgt:
upupup
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
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[Android Apps and Games] dennistgt:
ypupup
[Android Apps and Games] apargames:
nice, but add a little more description to your thread so people will know more about it from here itself and they can directly download it
[Android Apps and Games] sarfrazmalik111:
Good job , I will give you feedback on facebook.
[Android Apps and Games] Mike_MS:
Eah, you need to write more info on game page about what this game is about...

Cheers!
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
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thank you ver much check my second game called flupy bird bro flupy bird

thank you for the comment Mike, i've added more description..

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Cheers man :D
[Android Apps and Games] Gudo Games:
Good job! :good:
[Android Apps and Games] dennistjahyadi:
thank you :o
[Palm Treo 750] xmarkom:
Is it same as for Treo 600/650 ?
[Palm Treo 750] webedc:
Same as 650 and 700p/w/wx. Not sure about 600.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] DJJasonK:
I rooted this phone a long time ago for a friend of mine. Now its locking up even after factory reset. It starts the setup process and just locks up and reboots or it needs a batt pull.

I never installed a recovery or safestrap.

It's been so long since I've messed with any phones. I don't know where to start.

I'm thinking odin might fix it, but I'm not sure what file to use. I would like to get android 5.+, but I don't want to lose root.

:confused:

If anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated.
[Verizon Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] sean19661:
What version rom are you on any version after bod5 cannot be rooted and would go into bootloop and if that's the case you might look into Odin the same full version tar with Odin because any verison after bod5 doesn't allow downgrading

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If your truly on pure kit Kat you can downgrade with N12 or NCG via Odin full tar and start over again with the root process

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https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24052804347769858
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
There is a new OTA update rolling out for Singapore, all CSC codes (XSP, SIN, STH, and MM1). The update is 144.2 MB. SamMobile also has the full firmware package.

PDA: N920IDVU2AOJ4

Baseband: N920IDVU2AOJ3

Build: LMY47X.N920IDVU2AOJ4

Android Version: 5.1.1

Changelog:

1. The stability of Call has been improved.

2. Battery usage optimisation

3. The security of your device has been improved.

Also, flashing this firmware seems to blow an eFuse (this is 2A vs 1A) so you most likely won't be able to downgrade after updating.
[Galaxy Note5 General] adil7884:
If updated the knox?
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
The changelog claims that the security policy is updated, so downgrades are impossible. So, yes, I'd venture to say Knox has been updated with this release.
[Galaxy Note5 General] adil7884:
i did not get the update, have you already updated the new version ? which model do you have note 5?
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
Mine is a SM-N920I sold originally by Singtel in Singapore. My CSC is SIN and I'm located in the USA using the phone on T-Mobile.
[Galaxy Note5 General] adil7884:
hopefully, with this new update the battery can last longer
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
That's one of the line items in the change log so theoretically, battery life should last longer. Time will tell.
[Galaxy Note5 General] adil7884:
Ok thanks ?
[Galaxy Note5 General] alexcarterkarsus:
It seems to me the standby time is improved, as I live in a weak signal area, before the battery can down 5% in one hour just by sitting there, now it barely drops ?
[Galaxy Note5 General] donlimck:
Just updated this firmware OTA an hour ago. It somehow seems to fix my deep sleep issue

Will keep on monitoring and revert back

Phone seems to respond a bit faster too.

And total system ram usage also seems to lowered down.
[Galaxy Note5 General] cheetah2k:
Hoping this fixes my startup lag/freezing issue. So far so good over the last 24 hrs :) Those that did not get the update yet, you can download via samfirm or sammobile, and flash via odin v3.10.7
[Galaxy Note5 General] Allesa:
Changes in smart manager, battery section. Similar per app optimizations previously was in ram manager section of smart manager. However these seems different..
[Galaxy Note5 General] AB__CD:
Can confirm it lasts significantly longer, now at 35 percent, normally down to 15 by this time
[Galaxy Note5 General] takato23:
This can be flashed on 920G Version?
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
Nope. It'll only flash on an N920I. Odin won't allow you to flash firmware for a different model.
[Galaxy Note5 General] takato23:
Oh, I thought that I could flash any firmware between devices, like T mobile firmware on the N9208. So I need to wait to my phone get updated?:crying:
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
You don't necessarily need to wait for your phone to get an update, but you do need to wait for there to be updated N920G firmware somewhere in the world. At that point, you can flash. You just can't flash N920I firmware to an N920G.
[Galaxy Note5 General] Jainyankee1993:
So if I am rooted, can I still flash this on my n920i through Odin
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
No idea. I haven't rooted a phone in years. The last time I rooted a phone, TWRP and Xposed didn't exist. haha
[Galaxy Note5 General] Miniprepumen:
language

Hi mate, I have the N920I version, but I'm using the new zeland csc because singapore version has not spanish.

Can you tell me if this version has all the languages like spanish?

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
Unfortunately, no. This update doesn't have Spanish as an installed language. Sorry.
[Galaxy Note5 General] adil7884:
with this new update if have added a new languages?can you post screenshot thanks.
[Galaxy Note5 General] Miniprepumen:
And you know if there are any way to add all the languages to a stock rom, with root maybe?
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
I honestly have no idea. Anyone else know?
[Galaxy Note5 General] cheetah2k:
Yes Odin will - if you have the 920I PIT file

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Damn, still getting the 10sec lag on unlocking with this ROM. I'm going back to the XSA aussie generic. Had no issues with that one :(
[Galaxy Note5 General] cabtouch:
I'm also using the Singapore version of the N920I and have just installed this update via OTA. Will post of I find something new.
[Galaxy Note5 General] mrhizzo:
Anyone can help me?

After I downloaded and installed the full firmware, my battery life get much worse.

I reinstall again and nothing.
[Galaxy Note5 General] dehnhaide:
Same here! :( I ahve switched back to Ketan... had a nightmarish drain of 42% in 8 hours! :((
[Galaxy Note5 General] flipmodeseven:
Is this what you looking for?
[Galaxy Note5 General] Miniprepumen:
Yes mate, how do you get all the languages? Is a rom?

Thanks
[Galaxy Note5 General] flipmodeseven:
Yes mate this is custom rom http://xdaforums.com/note5/development/n920i-dr-ketan-rom-l1-t3195076
[Galaxy Note5 General] bigdre95:
Can this be flashed in the states on tmobile variant
[Galaxy Note5 General] Alta1r:
You easily do it yourself, but you need root.

Go to system/csc and open the file language.xml with an editor (root Explorer has this build in for example). From there on its pretty straight forward: you can add your system language you want and/or input language. Save the edited file and reboot. The languages you added should be available now.
[Galaxy Note5 General] hmsq:
My battery has got worse, after a few days now my sot is one hour less, just need to investigate what is causing this.
[Galaxy Note5 General] Miniprepumen:
I will try it mate.

Thanks!
[Galaxy Note5 General] 3473:
My phone is now draining a lot more battery when idle. I have cleared cache but that made no difference (N920C in UK)
[Galaxy Note5 General] sianzb0i:
the quality of photos seem to have gotten worse from the first firmware (I did not take note of the initial firmware)
[Galaxy Note5 General] eric1971sg:
After upgraded the firmware, try to clear all cached data. power off the phone then turn it on after 1 min.
[Galaxy Note5 General] sianzb0i:
I am not sure if this is an OS issue, app issue or baseband issue but i didnt encounted it in any of my previous phones, especially my last phone (note 3).

If i do not use or touch my phone for a period of time, my whatsapp msges stop coming in until i turn on the screen and check for messages. Even when i turn on the screen it takes some time for whatsapp to fetch the msg. I have turned off the app optimisation in the battery options and see how it goes.
[Galaxy Note5 General] me_ashman:
So compared to AOH2 is it any better?
[Galaxy Note5 General] antonyfl:
still no update here in US
[Galaxy Note5 General] Miniprepumen:
No problem here with languages, if you don't do a full wipe and you come from another rom with all the languages, the languages will be stay, so I will notify if battery is better.

Regards
[Galaxy Note5 General] donlimck:
After a full week of usage after update, here's my findings

First few days have been excellent. Battery life is better than before. I can get more than 4hrs of on screen time with battery lasting more than 24 hours.

Response seems faster at first. I really thought the deep sleep is fixed. Unfortunately for me, it only lasted 3 days. By the third day itself, the deep sleep issue has came back. It will hang and become unresponsive. Gotta wait for a min before it goes back to normal.

I have been clearing cache both using the app manger and the power on + volume up + home button. But these only last temporary. After a while, the deep sleep still occur.

Been really reading around multiple forums and testing and monitoring myself. For those who still encounter the deep sleep issue,you can try to turn off the finger print screen unlock. Think the deep sleep issue is partially caused by it. Thus there are people out there who did not encounter the deep sleep issue is mainly due to not using the finger print screen unlock.

I have not been the finger printer screen unlock for the past 2 days and so far no deep sleep issues. Phone is able to resume as soon as I swipe into my phone( No pattern, pins, password, fingerprint set)

Until Samsung finally fixes the whole deep sleep finger printer unlock thingy, will have to forego my finger printer unlock for now....

Hope this info is useful
[Galaxy Note5 General] cheetah2k:
I've had the deep sleep issues as well on my N920I XSP version. Before the VU2 latest rom came out I tried the XSA Australian generic rom and had no issues what so ever, but then I flashed to the latest XSP rom and the issues started again, and cannot roll back now (because of the security updates).

I was still having issues on this new XSP rom until I uninstalled Android Wear (for my LG G Watch) and not using Bluetooth, as well as disabling the camera quick launch via home button.

I am using finger print to unlock.

For me it seems Android Wear was causing my issues. Before removing it, I had 10-20sec pauses on unlocking 2-3 times a day, but now nothing. I had one pause yesterday but it was for 2-3 seconds. Other than that all good.

I do not know what the issue is. It seems very random. I hope Samsung can fix it, because I never had an issue on my S6 128gb, and wishing I had stuck to it now as it was a great phone, but short battery life..
[Galaxy Note5 General] donlimck:
I spoke too too. Right after my posting. The deep sleep came back again. No fingerprint unlock set. No quick launch setting. No andriod wear. No bluetooth pairing. Just happening when I'm leaving my phone there to charged. When a WhatsApp notification came, the phone hang. Have to wait a min until it resume normally. Sign....

Waiting for Samsung to fix it.... soon...fast
[Galaxy Note5 General] cxhugh:
When I enable Ultra Power Saving in night for 8 hours, battery drops for 8%, while my iPhone 6 only drops 1 %. Any ideas?
[Galaxy Note5 General] buju999:
You were right.thanks a lot

Enviado desde mi SM-N920I mediante Tapatalk
[Galaxy Note5 General] ynnek63:
Anyone in the US got this yet?
[Galaxy Note5 General] Ament:
Today I received another update here in Poland (N920i, CSC: XSP):
[Galaxy Note5 General] hmsq:
Just installed it
[Galaxy Note5 General] donlimck:
Just got an update here too. It's rather small 30+ mb. Have already installed the update. Will revert with findings. Have set fingerprint unlock. No devices connected.
[Galaxy Note5 General] cheetah2k:
Same got the update too. Considering doing a full wipe and starting again to see how it goes
[Galaxy Note5 General] B.U.M:
Hey this is nice. keep it up Samsung!
[Galaxy Note5 General] Derpling:
gonna install on N920C, i hope it will fix the aweful gaming performance with root of J5.
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
How do you install N920I firmware on an N920C?
[Galaxy Note5 General] homesik_alien:
Just got an update for SM-N9200 in Hong Kong. I don't have any lag issues with lock screen unlock nor gaming issues so I might not feel there are any improvements.
[Galaxy Note5 General] cheetah2k:
He must have the N920I PIT file

**

This new Rom is sweet. I've not had any unlock lag issues since updating! :good:
[Galaxy Note5 General] Allesa:
I thought the unlock lag was gone during the first day of using this rom. 2nd day it has unfortunately returned.
[Galaxy Note5 General] oldblue910:
How would you flash an N920I PIT file on an N920C? I don't think Odin will allow you to do that. I once tried to flash an N920T PIT on my N920I and Odin wouldn't let me.
[Galaxy Note5 General] Derpling:
I actually though i could, but i couldn't so ye, users with N920C will receive something similar soon i guess.