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[Android General] RLC44:
My routine (N5 if it matters) is:

- Backup in TWRP

- Wipe everything but internal memory

- Flash Tupac4u's stock

- Flash radio/Bootloader (can't remember who packaged them together)

- Flash Bank's g apps

- Flash latest SU

- Flash kernel (I use Elemental)

- boot

Hope that's helpful.
[Android General] Progressive82:
Sorry guys, I'm not understand if cata mod fully works on JULY MOB30P Nexus 5 with normally installation process?

1. Flash (in fastboot mode) the latest bootloader and radio.

2. Flash (in fastboot mode) system.img and boot.img.

3. Boot into TWRP.

4. Flash Cataclysm zip.

5. Flash SuperSU.

6. Flash elementalx kernel.

(Sorry, but I don't understand in yours previous message).

Thank you.
[Android General] Phrodini:
I don't get the flashing of banks gapps when it's not needed with tupac4u's stock rom.. Or did you mean to put the cataclysm mod there instead?

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I usually flash tupac4u stock rom, then cataclysm, supersu, and whatever kernel.
[Android General] Progressive82:
Why the first page with the compatibility with mob30p on nexus 5 then still was not update?
[Android General] magnamentis:
as you mentioned yourself, cata mod does not work on 6p after ...V build, hence it will not work on July security update. somehow logical :) ;)
[Android General] magnamentis:
there must have been a glitch somewhere, i updated the same day but obviously should have checked whether the changes stuck.

thanks for mentioning again so i could do it again, this time with success.

no clue could have been software glitch or i pressed the wrong button, doesn't matter, it's updated now and i checked this time ;)
[Android General] Alxoom33:
I'm just waiting, since I have been using the N Preview for some time now. Hopefully, we'll hear something good sometimes soon. In the meantime I'm pleased to follow your thread and wait patiently. Thanks.
[Android General] Atticustrd:
Yes I know, that's why I haven't updated since January. I wanted to update to the latest security update, but I didn't know if just flashing with FlashFire would flash over cat mod and I'd be stock rooted after that.
[Android General] Progressive82:
Thanks to you. I can update with normal process flashing via fastboot thoughtless now. ;)
[Android General] magnamentis:
ok, got it now, can't help much but i think there is a dedicated thread for flashfire. i have it installed but don't use, i like to keep things manual

and old fashioned, perhaps i am old fashioned LOL :)

good luck and in the SSU thread there is info on flashfire at times.
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
I use flashfire on my Nexus 5. Works pretty well actually. I only use it because the charger port on my N5 no longer charges

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] RLC44:
I actually did mean Banks, but then totally missed when I install Cata (which would be that step). Never thought about not needing an apps package with Tupac. Just force of habit I guess. Thanks for educating me.
[Android General] ben_pyett:
Anyone seen this "no network connection" notification?

Never seen it every before on android, probably had it three times now in last few months, only way i get rid of it is to reboot.

Have not yet worked out what causes it, but I always have a valid connection so it tells lies.

Anyone else seen it?
[Android General] jazzh:
Can someone write how to upgrade from june mob30m to july mob30p, by dirty flashing meaning system.img only, which supersu, maybe bl and radio new, and blue spark kernel afterwards?
[Android General] magnamentis:
not here, sorry, no issues at all, do you still have IMEI showing ? if not flash ESF backup or the entire factory image ( would wipe data and internal of course but would solve EFS issues, just brainstorming, sure you know :) good luck
[Android General] ben_pyett:
Radio still working perfectly.

So it's ultimately only a cosmetic thing.

Cheers
[Android General] Arstoien:
Just to suggest: you have tried other cables, right? I also thought my usb port was broken but found out that it's just looser on some cables and the connection is very poor. With others it's just fine.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
Yup I've tried it on like 4 or 5 cables in fact. They all work on my Nexus 6 just fine

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] tigobrata:
Wrong God damn post xD
[Android General] jazzh:
I'm still on MOB30M + cata mod + blu_spark kernel.

Should I try now MOB30P + cata mod + blu_spark kernel, or wait for the August security patched image?

I wanted to update immediately but the wifi issues discouraged me, I assume it's fixed now by the kernel dev ?
[Android General] SteveMurphy:
I'd recommend staying where you are. The monthly security patches are mostly lip service anyway, and the July one was especially worthless.
[Android General] GayCasper:
Delete
[Android General] force70:
Your asking if something designed for a nexus will work on your S6 edge?

I would assume the answer to that would be pretty obvious lol.

Sent from my Note 5 or S6
[Android General] NLBeev:
I wish Google had the same idea ?
[Android General] Alxoom33:
I sent you a pm, let me know if you received it and what you think.
[Android General] till22:
So Android 7.0 is imminent and the N5 is left out (officially) - now would be a great time for atl4ntis to come back, right? ;)
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
For sure it would. I am highly leaning towards it not happening. It would be ideal but I doubt it

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] NLBeev:
'Wishfull thinking will not be the reason of returning ....
[Android General] Alxoom33:
We can hope! Here's to Cataclysm on Android N. :)
[Android General] NLBeev:
Nougaclysm
[Android General] Natakranta:
Testing new image on N5. Writing system... ;)

The Answer to The Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything is: CLEAN FLASH.
[Android General] surubutna:
Any update?
[Android General] Natakranta:
Booted to the moment where you choose which launcher you want to use, then it reboots. Tried with EX karnel but the same result. Unless somebody succeeds, July factory images may be the last Nexus 5 compatible with Cata mod.
[Android General] surubutna:
Aww, that sucks.. Well, at least it lasted a good few months :(
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
No surprise there. Android N is eminent on being released from what has been posted. I'll stay on the July release on my N5 works just fine as it is with the cata mod

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] grimmaniac:
Just booted on MOB30Y with Cataclysm/ElementalX. So far everything seems to work normally. I'll report back if I encounter any bugs.
[Android General] surubutna:
Yeah, I concur. I just tried on mine, and everything is working fine. Factory image + Mod + SuperSU.

[MENTION=5180758]Natakranta[/MENTION] something's wrong with your setup.
[Android General] Natakranta:
Thanks. I'll give it another go when I have free evening. Extremely busy recently. Which SuperSU did you flash?
[Android General] aproape:
Nexus 5 : everything is working fine. Factory image + Mod + SuperSU.
[Android General] ben_pyett:
Yep, still rocking the N6 with latest Google August security patch and cata mod.

Tick tock....
[Android General] Natakranta:
I gave N5 another try last night. This time with success. System, boot, Cata mod, SuperSU 2.76. Booted fine after apps optimisation.

Deleted Google bloat, reboot to recovery, flash theme ready gapps and EX 20 karnel for Aug. Security patch.

Running fine. Wife is not complaining means all good.
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
I'll have to do the same on my N5. Sounds like everything is working as it should. Man I wish Cata mod would work on the dev preview for Android n

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] magnamentis:
Hi [MENTION=535343]all[/MENTION]

after it was confirmed from various users i felt confident to update the OP and declare MOB30W / MOB30Y working for the N6 / N5 respectively.

i still have difficulties to digest the fact that, considering the longevity of this mod, how much work ROM-Makers and even OEMs could save

by adopting this general path but then nothing new, let's keep in mind that "Railways are devils work" which was the first reaction by the narrow minded peasants back then and it's only one of an endless number of examples.

QUOTING our old friend Alber E. who once said:

"Two Things Are Infinite: the Universe and Human Stupidity"

while he added that he's not so sure about the first one though haha.... :cool: :angel: :cool:

enjoy the summer [MENTION=5210740]ALL IN[/MENTION] the northern hemisphere and watch the polar ice cap over the next few weeks, we could be in for a new record low or close to it, this time perhaps

even without a GAC ( Great Arctic Cyclone ) like in 2012

https://sites.google.com/site/arcticseaicegraphs/
[Android General] Natakranta:
IIRC, he was not sure about the earlier one ;)

Unfortunately this puts humanity in even darker shade :D

Have a nice weekend all!

The Answer to The Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything is: CLEAN FLASH.
[Android General] magnamentis:
sure, a little lapsus of course, sorry and of course that's what i meant, :o

thanks for correcting, gonna fix it right away uhh....
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
While true, incremental updates don't always require clean flashing. Dirty flashing isn't necessarily a bad thing

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] Natakranta:
Of course. This is just my Tapatalk signature ;)

It's reminiscent of SlimKat times when it was very popular ROM and catching lot of attention of not that advanced users, not to say complete noobs or illiterates. Most of the times "bugs" were user generated and clean flash was the solution when they didn't want to put little effort to learn and understand basics to fix it in other way.

:D

The Answer to The Ultimate Question of Life, the Universe, and Everything is: CLEAN FLASH.
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
That's very true. I think a lot of users don't have much of a clue what the difference really is anyways

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] MrBrady:
Running Tupac's slimmed August stock rim on my Nexus 6. Cata installs and runs fine. However when I try to setup Waze, the phone reboots. This doesn't happen without Cata installed. Anybody else have a similar issue?
[Android General] NLBeev:
http://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=66844762/

In this post the files are listed that will be overwritten by the Cata mod.

The framework files do not match the latest updates. That involves possible under the hood problems. Or conflicts with the framework of the rom you are using.
[Android General] redsmith:
Any ideas as to why I can't debloat the ROM anymore??? I've spent three hours now and every time I uninstall some stuff using Titanium Backup, my N5 will stay there for a long time until I force reboot the phone. At that point, the system won't boot, it will just stay at "Google" for a long time. What am I missing here? Thanks in advance, guys.
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
It's weird on different roms and different devices things play weird. For instance on my N6 running the most recent dev preview I tried a different app which I normally use and it didn't work, where as titanium backup worked just fine. Have you tried using another app?

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] redsmith:
Not yet, I'm thinking of manually deleting bloatware using a root file explorer...
[Android General] SteveMurphy:
If you debloat in TWRP you won't have any problems (unless you delete the wrong things). Make a backup first then mount /system.
[Android General] redsmith:
Thanks a lot for the tip!! I hadn't thought of doing this!
[Android General] specialex:
Hammerhead + MOB30Y + Blu_sparks + Cata MOD + Xposed framework only (modules not installed)

can't get into homescreen, SystemUI always force close

but without xposed, it works flawlessly
[Android General] ben_pyett:
First I'd try wiping data from system ui app and see what happens.

You need to understand that cata will introduce an old system.

Does the same crash occur without cata installed? If so report in xposed thread

Otherwise looks like you may have a decision to make.

Which to keep cata or xposed?
[Android General] specialex:
"unfortunetely system ui has stopped"

can't even go to homescreen, after flash uninstall xposed zip, it boot normally to homescreen

and yes no crash without flashing cata mod, just xposed

So I stick with xposed then
[Android General] gitchrodd:
This happens on shamu as well. I tried a couple different rom bases (tupacs, stock, that one that has xposed already installed that I can't remember it's name) also tried system and systemless versions of xposed.
[Android General] magnamentis:
hi both,

just FYI i have no issues with xposed at all, no solution i'm afraid but still perhaps it helps to know that it can work and i did not have to do any

troubleshooting, was working out of the box as always.

that said, the only issue i have is that on both N5 and N6 it kicks me out of permissive mode with some sideffects but it's a 3 click thingy to switch to permissive with an app, just using the opportunity to mention this in case that someone would face issues who is permissive (with reason) that it might be worth to check on SELinux status.

else the setup is working so great that is still prefer to use my N5, despite the fact that i have 3 newer and very good devices in reserve LOL
[Android General] magnamentis:
hi both,

just FYI i have no issues with xposed at all, no solution i'm afraid but still perhaps it helps to know that it can work and i did not have to do any

troubleshooting, was working out of the box as always.

that said, the only issue i have is that on both N5 and N6 it kicks me out of permissive mode with some sideffects but it's a 3 click thingy to switch to permissive with an app, just using the opportunity to mention this in case that someone would face issues who is permissive (with reason) that it might be worth to check on SELinux status.

else the setup is working so great that is still prefer to use my N5, despite the fact that i have 3 newer and very good devices in reserve LOL

thy the following procedure if things remain wonky and pay special attention on small increments and careful observation when the issue exactly starts. since you would like to use xposed that would have to be installed in an early stage and i recommend v80 and nothing beyond to be on the safe side. that does not mean later version are not good but compatibility up to v80 is best.

good luck
[Android General] Arstoien:
Yes, latest xposed doesn't work with cata. I think an older version works fine but I can't tell you which one. Perhaps magnamentis can

PS: Just saw he'd already answered. Sorry. Perhaps solution is to run permissive, if you insist on running both xposed and cata.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android General] zonabaterai:
Thank you, very useful info. I am a new user, this information is very helpful.
[Android General] specialex:
OMG, it works :good:

Xposed v80 + cata mod + latest factory image

Thanks for the tips, really helpful
[Android General] SlyUK:
Android Nougat 7.0 is coming:

http://www.androidpolice.com/2016/08/22/android-7-0-nougat-rolling-nexus-devices-starting-today/

[MENTION=3913401]atl4ntis[/MENTION] we need you :)
[Android General] NLBeev:
https://www.android.com/versions/nougat-7-0/
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
Can't wait to get an updated version of dev preview 5. It hasn't been bad but I'd rather see a stable version

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] magnamentis:
LOL

we're all with you, wishfull thinking? who knows, in a few weeks we shall probably know while N5 doesn't get official, hence no way and N6 he does not own, so if anything will be coming at all it will be either 5X which was the last one he had before farewell or perhaps he changed to N6p because as i remember he wasn't very fond of 5x really.

all guesswork, future will tell

one thing is for sure, that i will keep my nandroid of last catalyzed N5 and N6 for a long time to get rid of any eventual frustrations caused by mediocre software :D :)

:cool:
[Android General] Phrodini:
He will be returning on a horse with a bag in his hand ,pulls out a device (appears to be a new Nexus), turns device on, boots up and hear a message right before the phone turns off," Battery dead"...a glimpse of a new feature, like the battery charged announcement that used to scare some folks unexpectedly. He's back and so is cat mod.
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
But of course wishful thinking :D

Same here with my N5. Not too worried about my N6 as I have the cata mod for the N6 backed up in several locations

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] till22:
I would even be glad already if atl4ntis decides to publish his work again and N5 is not supported ;)

Fingers crossed! There's still the publishing of the 2 new Nexus devices too..
[Android General] HiM@L:
marshmallow was nice but Nougat is definitely better (personal opinion)....I just can't wait to see what [MENTION=3913401]atl4ntis[/MENTION] does with Nougat if he wishes to surprise us all.
[Android General] NLBeev:
Remember how it was. ....., as the only one that has to move to an other forum after 4 years.

A comeback needs a 'nice to see you again from moderators'
[Android General] NLBeev:
http://bgr.com/2016/08/25/how-to-install-nougat-on-nexus-5/

This could be an option for Nexus 5 owners.

I've no N5, but could interesting. So post this link just for info.
[Android General] SlyUK:
How about moving to Google+ ?
[Android General] NLBeev:
A possibility. Atl4ntis' choice.

A new xda start is still possible in my view.

But that need courage and flexibility. Not only for Atl4ntis.
[Android General] SlyUK:
As long as he comes back, I don't mind which route he takes.
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
There's a thread for that in the Nexus 5 original development forums

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] NLBeev:
I know. Here are also some N5 users. I hope they will appreciate the link.
[Android General] NLBeev:
Agree.

I will appreciate a comeback very much. In my view he will be great when he enters xda again and ignores all those 'things' that made him leave.
[Android General] Arstoien:
He did what he did for fun. At one point it stopped being fun, so he stopped. I honestly don't see him coming back here but who knows – perhaps another platform.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android General] ShapesBlue:
It would be nice to see him but I'm with you on this one. I just don't think it will happen unfortunately

Sent from my Nexus 6
[Android General] NLBeev:
Maybe he is reading. Also for [MENTION=3913401]atl4ntis[/MENTION] there are moments of 'learning'.

Success can make others jealous. And he may learn to accept critism or ignore it.

It something that is a part of life.
[Android General] SlyUK:
Hopefully he is still using Cataclysm for his own personal use, so there is hope.
[Android General] ben_pyett:
Just to put my pennies worth in...

I'm sure that he still maintains and uses his own build of cata.

I'm sadly not convinced he'll make a return either no matter how much I want him to.

Always hoping.
[Android General] magnamentis:
thanks for the link, i'm sure that many are watching development for N5 with high interest, even though i have a few others, the N5 still makes it back as my daily "voice-call" driver which is because it's just one of the best overall experience for a device that mainly and/or solely serves as a telephone. only restriction for me is the display size, won't ever go back to anything below 5.7" for my main media device, currently the N6 does a very good job and probably will until google will come up with a >5.6" device with a better display to footprint ratio :) :good:
[Android General] SlyUK:
Such a terrible shame.
[Android General] ben_pyett:
I'd agree... But in reality there could be no possibility of a return until the nougat code actually drops and that's a while off yet...
[Android General] suku_patel_22:
Well the Nougat code is already in AOSP
[Android General] ben_pyett:
I should've added he then needs to reimplement all his necessary changes in his own proprietary way.

Although as he's proven multiple times previously this only takes him a matter of several days/couple of weeks.
[Android General] NLBeev:
Anyway faster than Google.
[Android General] ben_pyett:
Contentious but...

"Certainly faster than all those people he 'supposedly' copies from."
[Android General] NLBeev:
I can live with your view; it's also fast ?
[Android General] ajeesh vijayan:
cataclysm addicted

tried AOSP 7 on Nexus 5..(my primary remains cataclysm..and it will always)

it's almost bug free..good ..but I think I will be back to cataclysm..it has everything except the new notification style(Android n-ify will do it..but I don't want to be XPOSED)

I think cataclysm unique style building make it more good..
[Android General] SlyUK:
Maybe Calaclysm 7.0 Nougat will be unleashed with the new Google Pixel smartphones on the 4th October :)
[Android General] Arstoien:
for you guys who want the new notification style on Marshmallow, I could recommend an app called QuickReply. Essentially it mimicks Nougat's notifications for several messenger apps.

For me it doesn't quite work exacly as I want but I'm using Tasker to manage the issues and now it's working decently fine. I'm happy to help anyone with Tasker, just send me a pm.

Sent from my Nexus 5
[Android General] Alxoom33:
Maybe on the 5th of September?
[Android General] SlyUK:
Don't mind when as long as its in the near future :)
[Android General] MrBrady:
I know Cata hasn't been updated for a long time and it uses framework and System UI (I think) from the same time period. Which leads me to...

I installed on Shamu (Nexus 6) over the August factory image and thought all was well, but then I started getting reboots.

Specifically when going through the setup process in Waze and also when driving and using AutoMate car dock while listening to music.

Anybody else getting reboots or has it been pretty stable on the August images?
[Android General] magnamentis:
while i'm not using the exactly same apps like you, i use quite many that go deep into the system, including "root callblock" "Xposed + it's modules including system UI tuning ones, sygic, well known to make trouble if not all is well, and have no reboots in months and if i have the they are the same like they always were, mostly due to either i/o scheduler settings and/or voltage ( hardware bug under some circumstances )

however none that would be august release related, running as always, most stable and troublefree
[Android General] MrBrady:
Are you using the Jan 5 version?
[Android General] magnamentis:
160105-Cataclysm-MOD-SHAMU.zip

:good:
[Android General] gitchrodd:
What kernel are you using?
[Android General] MrBrady:
Elemental X but I've also tried using Blackbird and stock.

---------- Post added at 02:03 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:00 PM ----------

That seems like a different version that what's available in the OP thread, which is CataclysmMod-Jan_05_2016-SHAMU-MMB29S_Stable.zip. Is your version available somewhere?
[Android General] MrBrady:
I may have just realized my possible derp... A while back when this MOD was still fresh I read that if you're on VZW (LTE), then you could remove the telephony APK in Cata since it doesn't affect LTE. So the version I have been flashing has that removed. That could make sense why it was causing reboots - Waze uses telephone to verify and while driving, I'm sure the car dock is doing check-ins as well.

Just installed a fresh version of Cata. Fingers crossed that it runs well now.

Edit: Just did a 15 minute drive as usual with no reboots!