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[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] powwow12:
1. Can anyone help me figure out why i loose WiFi connectivity every f**** time the screen is off for more than 15-20min (approximately)? It shuts the net off even when i'm actively using it, i.e. streaming from Youtube. Relevant option on WiFi setting is alright, set to 'always on' . Where should i look next?

2. Next nightly when? It's 20 days since the last one
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] moh3en:
can i use it for i9192 ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] IronRoo:
It's the "doze" feature in MM :p

I don't think it should drop the link while it's being used though (which could mean it's your router not playing nicely with Doze, I think ....... can't remember exactly)

You could try turn off doze for affected apps

go to battery, 3 dots, optimize and select the app you don't want to optimize. (or somting like dat!)

Nightlies will only come out weekly at best as Arco is working on Android 7.1.1, I think he'll release a new nightly soon with December security patches
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Beryus:
Latest nightly still old security patch level?

New "cm-13.0-20161212-NIGHTLY-serranoltexx" has still security patch level from 2016-11-05. Went there something wrong? :confused:
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] lojze15:
No nothing wrong. Look at here:

https://www.cmxlog.com/13/serranoltexx/

It will be in next nightly.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] xdaschwallobert:
bluetooth connection to car radio fails in december nightly.

How to reinstall november nightly? Should it be stored on external SD card in root folder?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Mutoid:
Whether will be new snapshot?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] supachris:
Pair again with the car stereo, and it works as before. I also hat this issue.

Otherwise use your Nandroid backup to revert to older version.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] sbx57:
Volume change during calls

Hi,

I'm running 20161122 nightly on my I9195 and most of the time I am having trouble changing the volume during a call when the phone at the ear( and the display is off). Volume up/down presses are ignored. I have to take the phone away from my ear, wait for the screen to light up and only then I can change the volume.

Has anyone encountered this problem?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] loretta1980:
I did a clean install with cm-13.0-20161212-NIGHTLY-serranoltexx over a stock firmware 4.2.2 after rooting via odin. TWRP 3.0.2 installed. I installed supersu 2.79 via play store and it is not possible to update the supersu binary via normal. Also when i reboot. When i use update via twrp the booting hangs up and i have to install cm-13.0-20161212-NIGHTLY-serranoltexx again. Has anybody a solution?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] imarsh72:
Cm is Pre-rooted mate, just enable it in dev options
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] loretta1980:
so supersu is not needed anymore?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] imarsh72:
Only if you need the very latest version, otherwise the one included does fine for me.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] essenov:
Merry Christmas - a new snapshot released today :)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] JimmyRay:
Bluetooth LE MIDI supported?

[MENTION=3044346]arco68[/MENTION] , may I ask if Bluetooth LE MIDI is supported on our devices?

Bluetooth LE MIDI utilises adaptors such as the Quiccosound mi.1, Yamaha MD-BT01, and built-in to recent Roland digital piano such as the FP-30.

On my iPad I am able to connect to these adaptors/instruments to allow wireless MIDI communication with relatively low latency.

I appreciate that music and MIDI apps are far less popular on Android than iOS, however I was curious to see if it would be possible on my S4 Mini (currently running the 19th December nightly - thank you for the update!), especially given that it was one of the features highlighted in Marshmallow.

Here is a brief summary of the apps I tried:

- MIDI+BTLE:

Scans for BLE devices, but does not find anything.

- BLE MIDI Sample (Central):

Instrument is listed and connects, MIDI send/receive works!

- BLE MIDI Sample (Peripheral)

Shows "Bluetooth LE Peripheral is not supported on this device. The app will exit." I'm assuming that the connection method of 'Central' is different to 'Peripheral', and that 'Peripheral' is what the other BTLE connect apps use.

It could be that our device's hardware is too old to support BLE, however the Bluetooth specs listed on GSMArena.com (4.0, LE) suggest otherwise. I assumed that CM13, being based on Marshmallow, would allow my S4 Mini to 'just work', but it seems that this is not the case.

Any thoughts/suggestions?

Cheers!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] lojze15:
Well I am using for sport BLE devices (heart rate, other sensors) and it is working flawlessly. Unfortunately Peripheral mode is not available. Your device can have BLE but no "Peripheral mode". This was later added. S5 I think started to support it. I read something about it and the hardware must support it so there is nothing that can be done in OS.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] JimmyRay:
Thank you for your reply, and for the explanation about 'Peripheral Mode' - I guess that's what it must be.

I'm also using a BLE device in the form of an mi band 2, which I can only assume does not require this mode.

Cheers!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] lojze15:
"Peripheral mode" usually use this devices you attach to. For example heart rate sensor. But then some devices for example Polar V650 use it to synchronize. And I cannot synchronize because S4 mini has no support. But all latest phone do support it I think.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] hanker_de:
Thanks for the hint! :)

I'm currently on Snapshot ZNH5YAO0J7 from 20160820. Can I install using the OTA updater or should I dirty flash using TWRP / CWM? :confused:

Greetings from germany

Rene
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] loretta1980:
i just see 5.3gb of internal storage in CPU-Z. Is it normal after a fresh install over the stock firmware? i thought the device have 8gb.

and the developer usb setting for mtp will be ignored. every time i put in the usb cable, it is just charging and i have to set mtp manually.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] monitorer:
Is there a change log somewhere?

I also second the question of hanker_de for best upgrade method.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] ukiz:
Updated my wife's phone using OTA two days ago, worked like a charm. It really is a great rom, hope the development will continue, would be happy to contribute...
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] easecon:
Can anyone tell me how to grant root acces / permission manually for an app??

I already activated root acces through developer options but the app greenify doesn't work with that.

When there is supposed to be a window popping up for root acces question there is nothing (works with every other app tough) so where can i do it manually?

Thanks a lot in advance :P
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] rogers11:
Settings - Data security - long press app name
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] easecon:
Thanks but that doesnt change anything? I mean i can lock it... it's already unlocked by default and i don't think that's root :confused: and in advanced options there is nothing relevant to change either (stay active, start with boot, block wifi, enable mobile data. Thats it)

I also had supersu installed for a minute (i accidently uninstalled it again) but all i could see was an empty app window, with no possibility to ad new apps...

EDIT: I am a noob but it looks like the privacy guard is just handling normal permissions but i want to grant ROOT permission.... i don't think it has anything to do with that or am i wrong with that?

maybe i should try with supersu again ......
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] rogers11:
Don't you get settings like this after a long press:
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] easecon:
Nope, it looks like this: (nothing root related)

EDIT: I have the newest original stable snapshot cm 13 version.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] rogers11:
Sorry, no further ideas. But when other apps ask for root but not Greenify try the Greenify forum. I haven't used that app for years.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] easecon:
Why not? ^^

Ok i will do that after trying supersu again.

Thanks for the try :) at least i know i was in the right menu ^^:good:

Edit:

Okay solved.

Thanks to this thread here.

I just installed Greenify without root, then when i had acces to it i switched on root in settings and went to the Settings in "Wake-up Tracking and Cut-off". When you try to change some of the settings there it's gonna ask for permission automatically and this time it works ;)

Dunno if i should keep supersu now or not but meh...
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] heinrichderfuchs:
Hi there,

since 20161219 with my I9195 I have the problem that I am not able to start any apps on my external sdcard anymore. My external sdcard is configured that part of it is internal memory (where the apps are) and part of it is real external memory.

It works again after getting back to 20161212. Can anybody help?

Thanks,

Heinrich
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] rogers11:
- not needed anymore -
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Zakariasz:
Is this rom also for i9195L ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] redjamesg:
No the i9195 has a different hardware layout.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Zakariasz:
Thank you for answer,will be searching room for my model then :)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] M1chiel:
The S4 mini has a number of versions. The i9195i or i9195I (capital i) has a different processor with 4 cores instead of 2. It is referred to as S4 mini plus. You can easily check this with an app like CPU-Z. I believe most other versions are compatible regional variations with 2 cores.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Loulou-13:
hi !

with the end of cyanogenmod ,the only "good" cm13 is the last snapshoot released on december 21th ? if i have understood....true?!

no bug with this release ? how is the baterry life ?

which kernel do you recomend ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] _Matsiev_:
Status bar is broken
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] F157:
I'm also curious how a possible upgrade/migration path to Lineage will look like (if any). For now I'll stay on the latest CM nightly 20161219.

Let's see what the Lineage team announces the next couple of weeks...
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Childe89:
What´s wrong with the status bar? I didn´t noticed anything yet :)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Dr. Slump:
Me too. It works great.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] supachris:
I hope, Arco is continuing his great work here under the new name of the ROM.

I did not found a better handy phone until now. The S4 mini is great, especially with CM13.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Mascarponi:
When i want to dirty flash a new nightly build, should i disable / uninstall all the Xposed modules installed? Or isn't this necessary?

Also, i have an external sd-card installed as 'internal' memory via android, is it possible to leave it like this, or should i unmount the sd-card? Because i have to select 'install from sd-card' in recovery i believe ..
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] luisbraz:
No need to uninstall xposed modules, just need to flash or install via app the framework after the ROM flash. Leave the SD card as it is, it will be recognized by TWRP and after the ROM flash.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Childe89:
Looking forward to Lineage OS ;) Everybody enjoy "flashing holiday" until new fresh build of our new fresh ROM :) Last snapshot works flawlessly for me (did clean flash - full wipe), so enjoy it, and don´t force ETAs on Lineage OS - let these good people to take any time they need. :good:
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Loulou-13:
Thank for to have answered !

Nice to see a rom at stable state...

....and battery life ? Kernel ?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Childe89:
Battery life depends strongly on your usage, there is no battery related bug or problem. And kernel is good as is, no need to flash different one :) But if you want to experiment you can try Remix kernel.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] miguel497:
For i9195L, yes, it works flawlessly. It's the latin american version IIRC.

The i9195i, however, is a different phone, called S4 mini Plus.

Source: Have been using CM since Kitkat, never had a problem.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] mr sharpey:
Capacitive lights

So my wife still loves her S4 mini, but was *****ing about how slow it was. So I "kindly" flashed this ROM onto it. Apart from the ****ty Barclays app not working due to it thinking it's rooted, it's all good.

One issue though, the capacitive lights timeout is either very long, or not at all. Is there a setting I missed, or can this be fixed via editing a file somewhere?

Any help to make my life easier would be much appreciated :D
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Boozika:
flashlight tile missing

since i installed the newest snapshot on my i9190 the flashlight tile on the quick actions menu is missing,

it appears only when i press the "edit tiles" and than disappears again after i press "done".

would appreciate help...

other than that it seems to run even smoother than the last build.

thank you arco

UPDATE: came back for now, after a reboot. hope it will stay there
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] MrGoodtunes:
Settings > Buttons > Backlight

Use the slider to select how many seconds backlights stay lit"
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] mr sharpey:
Obvious when you know how :) Many thanks MrGoodtunes! :good:
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] mr sharpey:
EDIT: Fixed my own problem

me=idiot :)
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] MrGoodtunes:
Don't worry about it, it's your wife's phone. I can't do anything right for my wife's phone (in her opinion).
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] mr sharpey:
Lol, I hear that! All is well now though (I hope). Cyanogen don't let me down :D
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Mascarponi:
Guys, how can i flash a new version of the CM13 rom if i use my ext sd-card formatted as 'internal' ? I bet TWRP / CWM can't read from these sd-cards right?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] playitlouder:
The latest versions should (haven't tested it myself, yet).

You could also set up minimal adb on your PC, connect your phone via usb and then sideload the rom and gapps (plenty tutorials on the interwebs), another option is to install via an USB-OTG dongle.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] luisbraz:
It's better not to bet! :) TWRP reads the SD card, even if it is formatted as internal memory.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] echo124:
Lineage soon? [MENTION=700912]arco[/MENTION] time to switch to sg850? :p
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] M@xFactor:
Hi dear , with native call recording I get strange noises in the output file, like microphone boosting my voice to much. The other side don't hear noise and its voice is recorded well. Any suggestion? Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Mascarponi:
Does CWM see this also? I currently have CWM installed ..
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] furby_goulag:
Just updated my wifes S4 mini and experienceing heavy battery drain with the latest snapshot from december 21st.

Android battery monitor indicates that it is Facebook messenger consuming 22% but seems odd to me...

Any idea?

Thanks,
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] heilbron:
Yes: Disable FB Messenger temporarily (e.g. with Titanium) to see whether FB is really the culprit....
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Plonkyplonk:
Same with m'y girlfriend's phone. Is it due to Messenger going wild or because of some change in latest snapshot?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Dr. Slump:
Previous builds had this issue but now the latest nightly is good.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] M@xFactor:
Thank you, but please let me understand.

You mean that the latest nightly (built on 19 december) is not affected by the callrecording noise, while the latest release (built later, on 21 december) still has the problem?

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] ptr1968:
loudspeaker

When driving in car, the loudspeaker (back) on incoming calls is too low (not ringtone, but during conversation, when on max), can I adjust this more somehow?

With navigation Here app, the volume is much better to hear, even when on 3/4 of max.

I'm on nightly 13 somewhere sept. 2016

Greets, Peter
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] :
The 21 december release is a snapshot which is not the latest release in terms of new code. A snapshot is always based on older code which is considered stable by the developer. The latest releases in terms of new code are always the nightlies. In short: the 19 december nightly is newer than the 21 december snapshot, so it may very well be that mentioned problem exists in de 21 december snapshot.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] M@xFactor:
Ohhh... it is so clear now... thank you.

So I could try the latest nightly, or a previous one, instead of the latest release...

Can I flash a nightly over a snapshot without loosing configurations?

Thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] :
Reactions are mixed on whether or not you can flash a nightly over a nightly. Some users have ended up with problems, and some have none. I've done it myself before, and had no problems. Considering the 19 december nightly is newer codewise than the 21 december snapshot, you should be okay. To avoid any problems, do a full backup first: if you run into problems after flashing the latest nightly, you can always restore your phone.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] M@xFactor:
Thanks a lot for the clear and useful explanation.

Two more simple doubts:

Have I to "wipe" before flashing the 19 december nightly over the 21 december snapshot? I would not want to reconfigure it all over again...

Have I to re-flash gapps after flashing the nightly over the snapshot?

And a big one doubt:

How to choose a nightly build (wich version I mean)? Is there a place where users complains about bugs affecting the various build? Is there a more-stable nightly among all?

Really thanks in advance.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Dr. Slump:
It is unlikely that you will need wiping. It is feasible to make a backup and then to try dirty flashing.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] M@xFactor:
Something goes wrong when installing cm-13.0-20161219-NIGHTLY-serranoltexx.zip (twrp 3.0.3.0-0)

I tried dirty flashing (install zip over the existings cm-13.0-20161221-SNAPSHOT-ZNH5YAO3Y6-serranoltexx.zip + gapps )

and then tryed to format system + wipe data + installing cm-13.0-20161219-NIGHTLY-serranoltexx.zip

I always get something like error 7 and then stuck on the boot logo

Any suggestion is accepted

Thanks in advance
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] frac82:
adding features

hello everybody!

I don't know if this is the right place but I'm trying... :o

I'd like to know there's a way to enable the following features on CM 13 (and later)

choose which toggles to have listed in the top notifications tray

Close all recent apps with the press of a single button

Power button menu that let you even quick-access Airplane/ Emergency mode

Enable calling or texting a contact by just swiping on its name (swipe to call/ to text)

Vibrate when outgoing calls are answered

Search contacts through dialer keypad ("SmartDial")

thanks
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Dr. Slump:
If you make the zip file verification on (TWRP, the default is off) then only if the file is good it will be flashed and in this case no need to suspect about the file's integrity.

---------- Post added at 13:32 ---------- Previous post was at 13:18 ----------

[+]choose which toggles to have listed in the top notifications tray

[+]Close all recent apps with the press of a single button

[?]Power button menu that let you even quick-access Airplane/ Emergency mode *** You can easily have for airplane mode, but as I know, not for emergency mode.

[-]Enable calling or texting a contact by just swiping on its name (swipe to call/ to text)

[+]Vibrate when outgoing calls are answered

[+]Search contacts through dialer keypad ("SmartDial")
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] frac82:
sorry Dr.Slump, what's "+" and "-"...?!?:o :confused ::angel:
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Dr. Slump:
Sorry for being unclear. When I quoted your message, those brackets become visible and gave the idea simply to sign them like that :)

Either it is positive that it has that feature, or negative, or I am unsure about it.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] _nibbler:
Hi,

I don't know if the following problem corresponds to a problem discussed before. There seem to be some similar problems, but I'm not sure in the end.

So without annoying somebody I'd really appreciate to get some good advises for this problem: (Discovered in some Nightlies and also the latest Snapshot, always clean install)

After starting the phone one can make calls without problems. But after some time (like half a day, one day or two days...depends on whatever) one doesn't hear each other anymore. If I do the call I even do not hear the call sounds. Other sounds (like the ringtone, alarm clock, etc.) work fine.

Also after a reboot, everything works fine again.

As said before...I really appreciate your help!

Thanks in advance!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] hadr1an:
Anyone knows if there are any nightlies after the shutdown of Cyanogen and where to find them?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] RaeesD:
This problem's been around for years, I don't know what the cause is exactly but got around it by disabling OK Google voice detection. Someone mentioned it being related to the mic usage for voice detection. It doesn't look like it affects everybody, just a small group of us unfortunate individuals.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] _nibbler:
[MENTION=4321498]RaeesD[/MENTION]:

Thank you, I'll try that!!
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] M@xFactor:
I have flashed the latest december nightly over the latest december snapshot (stable) and I suggest you to try it for a while if you can.

With the december stable build I have had bluethoot working, but one time it has happened a 90% battery drain in six hours due to bluethoot wakelock.

I was connected to my Radiosat bluethoot, then I activated SmartLock (trusting my Radiosat car stereo). Then I disconnected bluethoot and I went to sleep. When I woke up (six hours later), the phone was off, and I discovered that it had suffered a very aggressive battery drain. Since that time, I have disabled SmartLock, and honestly after the nightly update I have not tried it again, but in general I'm very very happy with latest nightly, both with stability and with regard to a longer battery lasting.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] frac82:
can you tell if this CyanogenMod 13 is also compatible with i9195i (S4 Mini Plus)?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] M1chiel:
No, it is not. The mini plus has another processor.
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] frac82:
do you think there will ever be a LineageOS for it?
[Galaxy S 4 Mini Original Android Development] Diresh:
Check here http://xdaforums.com/galaxy-s4-mini/orig-development/rom-cyanogenmod-14-1-t3522169/page15

I think the dev said he will also continue and make lineageOS.