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[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
I personally haven't experienced the black screen issue. It could be Agni, or maybe your sensor is messed up. Thanks for attaching the logcat. I'll take a look at it.

Other apps can. My music is on a SD card, and Play Music can access it just fine. RIL is kind of glitchy sometimes, since it is just one giant hack. YouTube works fine for me. Try clean flashing and make sure it's the latest build...
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
rogersb11 has submitted a new patch to Gerrit. and it supposedly fixes the low call volume. I'll merge it and have a new build for you guys sometime tonight or tomorrow.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] murti52:
i've posted this issue because wilsonq 12.1 builds didn't had this issues, apart from him all the roms including cyanideL, RR, and many others had this problem.. smdk works fine on all.. if you try the agni stock source version, you will also face this.. anyways thanks for looking into it :)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] murti52:
and i checked regarding changing the network type from dialer using *#*#4636*#*# and it is working... strange it doesn't work from settings..
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] agovinoveritas:
I am trying the build on the 25th and although reception still craps out for no reason that I can tell, at least it does not crap out nearly as much as Lollipop used to so that is a positive right there. Perhaps those changes you incorporated with the IMG file and later into the ROM helped?

I had noticed that Google Keep used to FC while trying to place a widget but that stopped and, apparently on it's own after a few reboots.. There are a few apps that FC here and there but too random to really be able to point to something. I am running my typical rig which includes Xposed, Amplify, Greenify, Power Nap and sometimes Doze (the app with the owl as a mascot and from the PS, not the one cooked into MM) and battery life, when not in use, is stellar. Like 1%-2% overnight use.

However as stated, on the T889v, reception is pretty wonky still. But much better than before, it is an annoyance but it is almost useful, also no sensor issues when making a phone call. Sure CM lacks tons of bells and whistles like VR Toxin for example but I much rather have reliability than options on how to setup my QS. Thank you for sharing.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
I see nothing wrong.

Is anyone else experiencing this issue?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] R0B3RTF1SH3R:
try flashing your modem back across.

[MENTION=6299732]PoisonNinja[/MENTION] yes streaming over LTE via BLUETOOTH to my headdeck in the truck.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] comensart:
I'm using latest 25/01 build with Aroma Gapps for the last two days.

Gmail crashed, - replaced with outlook.

Camera crashed when after talking a shot trying to switch to Gallery. - replaced with Lenovo camera and Gallery.

I have experienced terrible sound and video stuttering on previous builds (regardless what app I'm using) but on this build is pretty stable. Able to play music over Bluetooth for a few hours and than all of a sudden it stutter so the fix is to restart both the phone and headphones. So the a2dp stack definitely requires rework unless it's something else interfering.

For those who listening music over Bluetooth, don't forget to turn GPS and NFC off.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] lolmensch:
Okay so I encountered something really weird...

Everything was working smooth with 25.1. build. I then downloaded youtube. The phone froze. I did a force reboot and it bootlooped. After that I tried reflashing it. Bootlooped. Tried cm 12.1 bootlooped. Tried restoring a stock rom, bootlooped. Battery was running low. Reformated internal/system/.. (everything besides external) and tried flashing and twrp told me partitions got corrupted (efs/cache and some more). After that I turned it off and tried restoring a backup when I got home a few hours later while having the phone plugged in to a charger. This time it worked.

Probably there were a few factors making it a disaster. I guess the partition somehow got corrupted while the phone tried to access /data when it froze. I am surprised though that restoring a backup didn't help the first time but it did with the second time. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get a logcat.

Other than that there were quite a few wakelocks (WakeLockDetector from Google Play said it was due to Android System), but battery life was fine

Edit: Restoring the nand backup kind of worked. It says battery is at 0% but lockscreen is at 100%battery (which isn't possible)

Edit2: A few restarts and everything is working again the way it should

Edit3: nope. battery reading seems to be off. I can't use my phone off the charger. It restarts. Will try to sort it out but hopefully this won't happen to anybody else
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
Download Gallery from the first post and extract it to /system/app. It will stop Camera from crashing when trying to view Gallery.

Let me know if you figure out what's happening. Send me a logcat, and I'll see if I can help.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] rhaneyjr:
All good here. Minus that camera isn't able to access SD card and yes I've checked all permissions

Sent from my GT-N7105 using Xparent Cyan Tapatalk 2
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] comensart:
Just noticed that sound over Bluetooth becomes twice louder and more stable after incoming notification sound is received. Hope it might get help to investigate A2DP stack performance.

I'm using 25/1 build and PowerAmp app.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] R0B3RTF1SH3R:
i've had that since 12.1 yep
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] murti52:
The switch between network is possible through settings for me.. Don't know what happened.. I guess, changing the settings from the dialer helped it... A step closer to a perfect cm 13.. Thanks PN
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] R0B3RTF1SH3R:
anyone know a fix for switching calls? have never been able to do it. always get the message "unable to switch calls"
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] murti52:
Switching calls..? What's that.?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] silvertag:
I think he means call waiting. Switch from the active call to the new incoming.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] lolmensch:
Battery is broken. Error with reading batterystats.bin or something similiar. When I switch the battery with a n7100's the n7100 wont and the n7105 will boot. So time to buy a new battery =)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] makavelix:
It's not possible to type a letter and a number in the Google search bar in top. It always deletes the letters. Tried A8 and when pressing 8, it reopens and only showes 8.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] R0B3RTF1SH3R:
keyboard doesnt work in replying to gmail app. rather random.

the n7105 supports 2 lines. meaning if someone calls i can answer and then go back and forth. for some reason anything other than stock FW doesnt work.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] carlwong_kf:
[MENTION=6299732]PoisonNinja[/MENTION] Thanks for your great work. The best Marshmallow experience I've had so far for my aged N7105! Doze has been doing a great job together with Greenify. After a few days of use everything else seems to be working great except for Cast which doesn't work at all. Keep up the good work!!
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
What keyboard and browser are you using?

Same as above

Cast works for me. Are you getting any errors? I have a Chromecast 1, so I haven't tested it with the 2nd generation.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
New build. I've been kind of busy this week, so sorry for the delay. There aren't many changes:

* Synced with CM

* Experimental patch for low call volume

Get it here. Let me know if this one fixes the volume during calls.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] carlwong_kf:
I use Miracast and I used to be able to cast screen on my TV with my previous Lollipop ROM. My another Android device, a tablet running a custom Kitkat ROM, can also connect w/o any problem. Your ROM, however, always says "No devices available". Don't know if there's any compatibility issue or need some setup that I'm not aware of…
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
I have a feeling that I can't help. I'm pretty sure that it's a CM bug, not device specific. Is uPnP enabled in the router?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] nyback:
volume

Volume level in Call is working as it should now.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] murti52:
Also the changing the network works from the setting.. Though u have to trigger it for the first time through dialer using *#*#4636#*#* .. Good work :)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] carlwong_kf:
Have never checked if there is a uPNP option in my router, never play with that before. It's probably a CM bug like you said. Anyways, thanks for your advice.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] R0B3RTF1SH3R:
not on the latest build but the 25th build. had quiet a few problems today appear even though they weren't there intially.

calls not getting past "dialing" sequence, and also when I make a call it would dial and call but cant hear anything, enable speaker. can hear. disable speaker and can use call as normal.

also watching a video on browser. would freeze and then crash but when FC browser app, the video would be stuck on my background through everywhere. also when playing youtube videos the video / sound sounds like its 90 -95% speed / framerate sounding a tad pitch shifted down. sounds strange. also when going to network settings APN settings. open an apn. click "menu button" . settings crash's. cant fix it - few other problems. etc will flash new build tonight. cheers PN
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] peterhugelberg:
im also running the build from the 25th right now and i tried to flash agni but im stuck on the samsung logo (tried the stock source and cm one (although not the smdk variants)

Do i have to flash agni directly after a clean flash? I have been using this build since the 25th and wanted to compare the stock kernel with agni (therefore i needed to test the stock one for a couple of days)
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] kohmax:
The smdk one should work...
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] murti52:
I have been using the smdk version from the start of this rom.., since stock source cause black screen during calls.. I had no issue booting though with both of them.. I always flash all the things in one go.. Rom+gapps+kernel+xposed+supersu.. No cleaning dalvik and cache after that.. Profit..
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Voyebanm:
can you post the link for the smdk version, i only seem to find the pure CM..
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] murti52:
It's in that link only... Here is the link

http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?t=2316648

In that, go in download tab and there you will find both the version..

Edit : here is the direct download link for the smdk version

http://xdaforums.com/devdb/project/dl/?id=16124&task=get
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] Voyebanm:
Thank you !!!
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] agovinoveritas:
Still boots randomly, although very little these days.

I changed radios and I have noticed that my internet is a bit slower but I do not get disconnects at all*. I decided to add Google and Tap on Nova and it works fine. Except that the setting for Google Tap:

Apps>>>Configure Apps (the wrench icon)>>>Default Apps>>>Assist & Voice Input --- Assist App (where you choose Google for Tap to actually work) keeps resetting after each reboot which is a bit of a mild annoyance.

No issues with sensors.

Next to no issues with reception, so far.

Tried using Smart Lock (Bluetooth) and that sort of failed.

I had issues with a few apps crashing but that is less and less.

The 28th build seems to be fairly good. At least for me, a lot more stable than ALL Lollipop ROMs I have tried. No, I am not using hyperbole here, I was never able to last more than few days with literally all Lollipop ROMs since they were constantly plagued with data disconnects whenever I would try to unlock the screen after turning the screen back on and in some instances that meant waiting a minute or two, or three or %^&$# four for bloody reception depending where I was. It was such a pain that I would always end up going back to KitKat.

Sure, CM is pretty No Frills but I rather have reception than a toolbox of goodies and extras to play around in settings. Thanks PN for the build.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
If anyone is experiencing any Bluetooth issues, try adding ro.bluetooth.request.master=true to build.prop.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] lolmensch:
really the only issue I've come across with a new battery is wifi disconnecting rather frequently when the phone idles for a while(and the occasional wakelocks). It is not consistent or easily reproducible though. Haven't had signal issues.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] parimalparikh:
Bluetooth problems

I am using the latest updates - cm-13.0-20160128-UNOFFICIAL-t0lte.zip and still having audio problems using any bluetooth device while using video (Video songs, You Tube, etc.) or audio (Google Maps, Phone Calls, etc.). I have added ro.bluetooth.request.master=true in build.prop but that did not resolve the problem. Any suggestions [MENTION=6299732]PoisonNinja[/MENTION] ?

Love CM13 on my AT&T Samsung galaxy Note 2.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
Did you reboot? Open build.prop and make sure the line you added is still there.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] parimalparikh:
Yes, i have rebooted many times and the line is still there
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] muffi3n:
It more easy if the developers have a official build?
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] PoisonNinja:
There will probably not be a official CM13 build, since RIL can't be fixed without modifying core Android files.
[Galaxy Note II N7105 Android Development] muffi3n:
I talk with the people on the google + page if the pleople want they do the cm13 people need to say yes i do
[Shield Tablet Accessories] jacobvsmith:
So I opened up my Nvidia shield tablet k1 today and saw that the internal stylus holder is actually still there. For the reason of budget costs I guess Nvidia decided to remove the "hole" that once let you sheath your stylus there. I havn't found any tutorials online that showed how to cut a decent sized hole to let the stylus rest in. So I guess I'll ask.... has anyone done it before successfully here? :)[IMG="stylus holder"]https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6wwXnI_x5U8SzFTc1Fqc3hVWVU/view?usp=sharing[/IMG]
[Shield Tablet Accessories] Techamazon:
I've done something similar with a dremel and a couple of files in the past. It's something I plan on doing on my K1 now that I have a brand new device to play with.

Considering the the age of the device, I doubt anyone has tried this out yet.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] codemansGT:
Drilling a hole in the side of the tablet seems extreme. I have been searching for a case that might be able to hold the styles as well but with no luck. I have flip cover for the k1 and have been trying to think of a good idea as how to stow the styles on to it. For example if I had a piece of stretchy material that I attached to the cover somehow I could slide the styles into the makeshift pocket and it could hold the styles when not in use.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] Saeviomage:
Would I be right in thinking that the back cover of the older model would fit the newer one? Seems like it would be a nicer solution than drilling and cutting. You could possibly even get some of the missing internal components that way. Just need to find a broken 2014 tablet.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] Techamazon:
If this fails you can always do what I plan on doing in case this proves to be futile. Attach magnets to either like on the Surface Book. On a side note: The back cover already is "precut", as is the whole stylus mounting hole as seen here:
[Shield Tablet Accessories] fl4r3:
That is really interesting! They kept costs low by using the same molds to create the plastic parts.

A quick question seeing as you've opened your back cover already: is there a button/mechanism in the stylus groove that could potentially detect if a stylus is removed? Just wondering if they still left that in there (hopeful thinking! :D)
[Shield Tablet Accessories] Techamazon:
Sadly that module is missing, so no hopes there. The speaker cable is also in the way and has to be taped down or something to the frame if you want to fit the stylus later on.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] fl4r3:
I knew it was unlikely but thought it was worth checking.

At least there's a place to store a stylus (although after drilling into the tablet).
[Shield Tablet Accessories] jacobvsmith:
Guys....I did it. I just used a file and filed away, put the cover back on, and inserted the stylus. It's perfect. I would take a picture but I don't have a camera.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] zarish:
Tablet + Mirror.

Sorry, could not resist pointing out the lack of a camera irony whilst talking of a device with 2 built in. :)

I will admit that probably wouldn't make come out at a good enough angle to show the work well, but hope you got a quick chuckle.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] jacobvsmith:
post memes and op will give chuckles.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] cgbanez12:
Please teach me how to do dis... Going to buy the stylus soon...
[Shield Tablet Accessories] rezicc:
I just read this and thought I'd pop open my K1 to see for myself. Yep. It's there. Wow.

I'd drill a hole in mine too but I have two problems:

1. That cable.

2. Dust/Water etc.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] fjunata:
Anyone drilled and try to make use of the stylus slot?

care to share some finished image?

would definitely like to see how it goes.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] jonpah:
I "drilled" a hole also, the stylus sticks perfectly, but there was a cable in the way. just som sticky thingy to hold the cable and youre done

http://i.imgur.com/bX0YXMS.jpg
[Shield Tablet Accessories] operative1:
I did that too. Used some files and some crazy glue (for the cable). Works great. I have some pictures here http://xdaforums.com/shield-tablet/general/modding-directstylus-slot-shield-k1-t3408090
[Shield Tablet Accessories] mirrin:
I would probably cover the ribbon with tape to prevent the stylus from sliding on the cable over time. Kapton tape would be the tape to use. How did you shape the notch in the back cover. Also when filing the metal area for the cable did you not worry about filings getting on the mainboard.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] operative1:
The cable is covered in a mixture of super glue and fine powder. No worries about shavings since I worked under constant airflow from the mainboard side to blow dust and shavings away :)

As for shaping the notch I used some jewelers files that had the right curve to them.
[Shield Tablet Accessories] Gremlin60:
Stylus sensor can generally be found with 'nvidia shield digitizer' on ebay - sellers currently parting out new original style tablets - not real cheap, but you get a spare digitizer!
[Shield Tablet Accessories] mirrin:
But why would they leave the whole circuit and components for the sensor if the sensor is not there...

They did 2 things to the main board a radio microcode update and the sensor removed from assembly any capacitors or resistors on the pen sensor circuit should also be left out... In addition they do have 2 different updates for the 2 tablets I imagine the k1 does not have the sensor as an active element...

That said i dont see that there is a whole lot of extra functionality given aside from auto wake on pen removal....
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rockon92:
My Galaxy s5 g900f overheats with anything i do, it overheated in recovery while i was trying to do a nandroid restore, it overheats while charging (turned off), it overheats when i turn it on, i see the samsung s5 animated logo altough very laggy, and when it turns on i enter my sim password and all i see is the notification bar and the rest is a black screen nothing works whatever i do.

When i say overheat i mean the screen and the upper back of the phone are hot, it all happens in a matter of a few minutes.

The CPU got upto 73C while i was doing the nandroid restore.

I got the stock charger and cable, never changed any hardware inside the phone is everything is genuine.

I am running Xtresto lite ROM for the past 4-5 months with no problems. (So i guess it's not the rom?)

Please help.

Thanks in advance.

edit: i've got it on the charger now and it's off and just noticed that the phone is discharging although it shows that is charging, it only charged up to a point i guess and now it is falling while on the charger on the wall
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] kn00tcn:
charging will be hotter than unplugged actually, also in my experience within TWRP with its temperature on screen, i also reached 70 degrees simply going through menus... which means there is no cpu idle state without a kernel/rom

so... are you able to run a temperature monitor (maybe with kernel adiutor) or is the whole thing going to freeze or shut down? there is supposed to be thermal throttling depending on kernel & if some parameters have been turned off (you can see them in kernel adiutor)

hopefully it's just some app failing or malware, not a hardware failure... is the phone allowed to turn on while usb plugged in WITHOUT battery? are you willing to wipe the OS? i'm not sure you got your nandroid backup completed (also i have no experience with that... i used TWRP to backup but never tried restoring when i moved from CM12 to CM13, my internal storage was untouched anyway)

edit: just reread your off+charging situation... is this a 2A charger that you know has been able to quickly charge in the past? (like, 0 to 70% in only an hour)

have you inspected the battery, its metal contacts, & the phone's metal contacts for the battery?
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] rockon92:
Hi, thanks for the reply

No, i cant run any app because as soon as i get in the os its just the notification bar and a black screen, my apps flicker for a second once in a while but there is no way of using the phone, not even in safe mode.

No, the phone can't run without a battery and am pretty sure every phone is like this. You need the battery plugged in for it to work whatsoever.

I have no choice but to wipe the os and reinstall it i backed up everything i could and possible.

This is indeed a 2A charger, it's the original samsung charger that came with the phone. The metal contacts seem fine and the battery is fine. It's not the battery that overheats it's the rest of the phone. When the phone is hot i removed the battery to check if it was the source of the heat and it wasn't.

edit: the battery is draining fast! i can't even charge it, it loses battery while on charger too (the phone is off)

edit 2: i made it until the wipe, then i went to install my rom and it turned off before i reached the point of flashing (thank god) and i guess its draining so fast i cant charge it
[Galaxy S 5 Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting] RuffBuster:
Maybe an external battery charger might help to at least give it sine juice to install stock. I'm sure the kernel is linked to charging while powered off. So fingers crossed its a software issue, though this those sound kind of worrying behaviour. External battery chargers can be bought quite cheaply of eBay. I bought a USB battery dock and a better quality male to male USB cable as provided one is crap, and use it with my original Samsung charger. Don't trust the wall plug in types as their all made in China... Best of luck.