yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Yes.

I recommend the tar installed cleanly to boot quicker. It reportedly wipes internal, but I'd backup and wipe everything but extSdCard, format data and factory reset, power down and use latest Odin with Odin defaults.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] styles420:
If this bootloader allows downgrading, and can be odined over any current bootloader, then we may have gained an indirect way to downgrade the bootloaders that prevent it (everything after OB7)... What's the word on that, Freeza?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] redxblood85:
Is it stable enough to run daily?

Edit:nvm read through the forum and it's def not a daily driver ?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] galaxynote2:
Can anyone install Manual Camera (or "Manual Camera Compatibility" since it's free and does what I need) and see if the new camera api is available? Probably not nut run the test and post screenshot if possible. Thanks!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
This? Ran on the MM leaked tar. SamsungCamera3.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] galaxynote2:
Yep. Confirmed then, the new API will never come to our device. Thanks anyway!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Gerardom1961:
I install the rom by odin on the original rom Sprint 5.1.1, without any wipe and everything works perfectly without problem even recognizes the microsd and the camera works perfectly
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] redxblood85:
Runs well enough to use as daily? No issues?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Gerardom1961:
from the day yesterday until today I have not had any problems and the battery life has been good and all the programs I have worked normally, I recognized the connection wi fi and the camera without any inconvenience
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] randoug:
Runs really smooth after rooting and setting the clock speed to 2,649 max and 300 min. Seems like that was the main reason why the phone was hanging up a bit. Its really smooth and almost bug free. I've noticed one or too app force closes.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Mr nerd:
Yes!! There we go!! Thank you freeza =)) LOVE you sir.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Update your apps and you may find the problem resolved. I had Google Play movies not starting playback and Hangouts wouldn't update a conversation without frequently backing out and coming back in. The application updates fixed those.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] GROOVYJOSHCLARK:
I'm reading all the forums and it's wierd how some works and others don't (like mine). I could not get passed the network subsystem crash on initial setup. I've followed all the directions, updated baseband and bootloader, etc., but still no go. I was really looking forward to the leak release while we wait for the real Sprint release.

---------- Post added at 08:48 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:42 PM ----------

I clocked it and timed it and it took over 42 minutes from zip install to the network subsystem crash. So definitely give it time to finish the initial boot. Also vibrated a few times during this process.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Like yours? What phone do you have? The tar in this thread wasn't added until page 4... the problems mentioned don't apply to the tar. If you flash tar and manually get rid of ItsOn, no network error. Look at the resource zip in /system/vendor/ItsOn to see where it gets installed at.

Root with Chainfire Auto Root for Note 4 Android 5.1, fix ItsOn and freeze SecurityLogAgent and serviceModeApp_FB, update the apps, delete /system/vendor/lib/liboemcrypto.so and it behaves more like a rooted stock ROM. I'd also suggest Stericson busybox with clean mode install or osmosis busybox installer, but only if needed. You may not need it unless some apps call for it. Maybe unofficial Xposed for MM requires that? I haven't tried to see if it even works.

It's important to take a TWRP backup immediately before modifying it and safe keep it. If you make a mistake and boot loop it, try to Odin again, it won't flash the second time due to recovery flagged. You either restore a valid backup or start over with OK1 Odin, then Odin the tar again. Hence the need for a backup ASAP. With that thought in mind, either a full un-root in SuperSU application with recovery and kernel options to restore or Odin back to OK1 will be required to update to MM when official. But it's possible a MM official tar just might flash without flagging recovery. Unknown.

Edit: added busybox notes within post.

Edit 2: To check ItsOn status goto /data/local/tmp and look for ItsOn log. It shouldn't get added on boot if you've removed it but last successful bootstrapper log will be present, unless deleted.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Sterist:
Flashing the supersu zip automatically went with systemless mode, how do we change it to system?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Chainfire says the default could be system, if possible, but asks why you would need that?

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64224716&postcount=55

Since we only have stock kernel ATM, I'm not sure it's possible in MM until custom kernel is available? I think the limitations have more to do with Android 6.x and Samsung than where root is based. Read the change log for SuperSU 2.68 and you'll see why.

https://plus.google.com/+Chainfire/posts/54rqimkQiUL if link doesn't open in tapatalk, copy in browser...

As much as we've thought systemless root isn't compatible with custom ROMs in Android 5.1, some that had Google Play auto update SuperSU to 2.65 are reporting no issues. I'd think SuperSU 2.68 would just be more compatible and we're likely to see a new Chainfire Auto root for Note 4 MM based on SuperSU 2.68 or higher. The current CFAR for Note 4 is already based on SuperSU 2.65
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Sterist:
I'm not wanting system to be default, talking about 5.1, or custom roms lol

I'm just asking how to switch modes
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
There is no mode switch to switch from systemless to system based root. Samsung devices default to systemless install by Chainfire's install script in the latest SuperSU beta zips.

AFAIK, what you're asking requires editing the install script within the zip. Here's a thread that includes modified zip forcing system based install. But look at the prerequisites in OP; you need a custom kernel. We don't have one for Sprint MM Note 4 yet.

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=64648982&postcount=1

The only switch I'm aware of is full un-root; it's more like a kill switch because it requires root zip flash once un-rooted. (That you would need to do to switch to system based root.) But until we get a custom kernel for MM, can't try it to see if it works. But you can try it on Lollipop with custom kernel.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] GROOVYJOSHCLARK:
I'm gonna try the .TAR now and see if it works
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Sterist:
are there any guides on how to manually delete knox and itson? what's sage and what's not safe to delete?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] apheonixboy:
Will it look something similar to this?..
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] KeTuRr74:
We hope...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] dwhite011:
Did this work on your phone? N910T?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jauger:
I noticed in ##data# under LTE settings we have Carrier Aggregation added......
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] ianmb:
Our Note 4 does not support Carrier Aggregation...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] RayTrue04:
I doubt it's going to work without the capable modem. Just like when I had lte settings in ##data# on my S2 when I upgraded to 4.1.2. Rom was built off of the S3. It's just there because most Samsung roms are built from another device that's more current, maybe Note 5 in this case. It also could be there because Samsung later released a newer Note 4 with a new chip that handled lte category 9. The first release has the MDM9625M-0 Cat 4 modem as it was too late in production to add the MDM9635M-0 Cat 6 on the Note Edge. You can always check ##debug# under lte and see if you're connected to 2 download links (PCC &SCC) for band 41.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Fe7a:
Does the update include the floating air command icon?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] :
I haven't been able to get this ROM to install properly. I've been wanting to test it on my N910T* to experience it myself, but when I flash the zip in TWRP it runs for a few seconds before exiting with a status 7 code.

*I made the appropriate changes to the system in build.prop and other places
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] midmadn:
Rom is for 910P, not T.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Jose0726:
I actually flashed it on a canadian note 4. phone booted and went tru the optimizing apps screen but when finish it rebooted and stay and samsung logo screen for like half and hour ?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] :
Yeah, I know that. CDMA ROMs for the most part can be ported over to a GSM variant, given the conditions are right. However, it seems this one doesn't want to flash..

Somehow it happened that the only the kernel got flashed when I used the Odin TAR (removed bootloader + baseband, flashing cache gave me a "SECURE CHECK FAIL: cache [OLD BIN]"), and the system still booted even tho it's 5.1.1. It just got stuck at the T-Mobile boot screen, and got really hot. It also just chugged through all the battery, making me have to re charge and re flash the original 5.1.1 kernel, lmao
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wcoast:
I got it to work on TMO but no data at the moment, will look into it when I have time...

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[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] :
Great job man! I made changes to the build.prop by changing CDMA stuff to the GSM defaults on N910T ROMs, and tried replacing both rild and the appropriate libs. Damn shame that I wasn't even able to flash it. Pesky T-Mobile, always having to integrate their VoWifi junk before they can release a new update...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] KeTuRr74:
If you ported it to T variants it should be easy too to port it to F variants no ?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wcoast:
Yes

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[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] KeTuRr74:
Can you explain me how did you did it ?

I tried to flash it but the phone rebooted at the half of the bootanomation i doubted about the bootloader but if it worked for you without it, it should be the kernel no ?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wcoast:
Kernel and couple of other stuff
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] KeTuRr74:
So its not bootloader things as i can see.

As the kernel source for N910F for MM is out do you think it will boot with this rom ?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wcoast:
I'll like to say yes, I used kernel that came with this leak build
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Lanc-City:
hi i have a question

hey how did you get it to boot up on n910t i would like to play with it to to see i can get data to work,,? thanks
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] SiNJiN76:
[MENTION=4180899]wcoast[/MENTION] Nice. So besides the data...is everything else :good:? A bit excited to hear. :)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wcoast:
No WiFi too but someone more experienced is looking at it
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] freeza:
you need the updated bootloader
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] wcoast:
Thanks mate, we'll have to wait for TMO update
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] justforgot:
You should see if you can flash some of those data fixes that we had when we were porting roms from international to T-mobile variant but those were for 5.1.1 give it a shot tho.

Keep us all updates on what progress you make. Start a thread in T-mobile general discussion section. It will be appreciated.

Thank you.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] KeTuRr74:
Finally booted with this rom on N910F but same as tmo version, no signal and no wifi because the baseband is unknown.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Lanc-City:
hey what did you change to get it to boot up i would like to play with it to ???
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] KeTuRr74:
You need to have a modified kernel to get it booting

I will share the step later, im trying to fix data and wifi things before
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Thuqnificent:
So I flashed the Firmware and Baseband and then installed the rom with no problem and booted up in like 10 minutes. The second the phone started the initial setup, a "Network System Provider has stopped." Does anybody know what this is? I've never seen it before and there really isn't much on the web about it.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
The theory is below. Take a look at post #112 and see if you can glean anything from remnants of ItsOn left behind or try the the tar.

But if you're not on Sprint; you don't need anything ItsOn anywhere the resource zip leads you to anyway; but I don't know if the ROM flash zip includes the resource zip at location in post 112. But the network error made it too difficult to do much modifying when I tried blindly. The theory may help to solve the issue with the ROM flash. But tar posted in the OP and official PC1 stock tar would be more functional out of the box but you would have to manually remove Knox and ItsOn.

Personally, the tar was enough for me to get the idea of the shortcomings of TW MM until we get the tools in place to modify MM for custom ROMs.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] KeTuRr74:
First, im not responsible in any case of brick or other problems.

Flash the rom at your own risk

For those who want to taste MarshMallow on N910F variants :

- You need to download this rom from this link here Thanks to @freeza

- Download this kernel from Emotroid Team (Special Thanks to [MENTION=4824728]Pafcholini[/MENTION])

- Download this zip file wich contain modified things to get the rom booting. Thanks to @wcoast

How to flash :

Wipe cache/dalvik cache/data and system partitions

Flash the rom

Flash the MM_Stuff.zip

Flash the Emotroid Kernel

Reboot

First boot will take around 30 min

Bugs :

- All reported bugs

- No Signal and WiFi (Need an updated bootloader to fix those things)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Lanc-City:
flashed this on my n910t and wifi does work but it cuts off then comes back on it keeps scanning for wifi
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mustasusi:
Will Xposed run on this build?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Sterist:
yes, the ALT version, but the leak build is useless to regular users now though. it's heavily burdened by debugging software and has some other annoyances
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jlove85:
I'm sorry for the question, but what's the main features or difference between this and all other basebands? I mean pd5 is the newest? But what good due it really do? I'm just tired of all the flashing now days lol. I can't find a super stable phone. Might be my add idk.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mustasusi:
So far, games run the smoothest of all the ROMs I tried with or without Beastmode kernel (the beastmode slightly adds more battery life thanks to [MENTION=309990]freeza[/MENTION] 's ZL fix) and this ROM also picks over 80k off of Antutu where others get 73-75k. The menus and screen effects may look a bit sluggish but still, I get the best performance out of MKX here where others show similarity thanks to Game tuner app - here I didn't even install Game tuner. Can you link me to a working ALT version?

(tried this one but it drove me into a boot loop)
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Good question. The link you provided didn't lead directly to this one but indirectly.

https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=24572330218881467

I would think that would be the one; however, I don't think a working Wanam alt unofficial Xposed framework was working (hadn't released yet, IIRC) on Sprint Note 4 when I was using this tar so I dunno if it works for sure. I tested alt versions on later stock tars and custom ROMs but not this one.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mustasusi:
Thanks, I'll try this one, is going to be interesting....

And what Xposed installer should I use? Alpha4 or older?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
I'm using 3.0 alpha 4 Xposed Installer.

Running freeza's Note 4our beta 3 ROM
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mustasusi:
Success! Only disappointment is Gravity box has some settings not working or not affecting this ROM e.g. brightness slide control, d2ts, status bar icons, traffic monitor and some others. Still can't have callrec either. I guess I should be off to Note 4our ROM after all...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Not sure about gravity box but I'm using these modules without issue but I use few mods in Firefds.

Have to delete /system/csc/features.xml every time Firefds Kit is opened though. It's not supposed to be a MM file to use any longer; not deleting breaks hotspot mod and possibly Sprint Wi-Fi Calling, IIRC.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mustasusi:
Isn't it a newer version for Wanam's module (the one with a green wave icon)?

Works well AFAICT, finally got what I desire the most since owning a Note4 - mass multi\floating window app support!

Still missing brightness slide control though. Some features of gravity box work and some don't, including brightness. May try it on Not4 our ROM too. I wish there was AIO application to offer everything I wanted, rather than installing many...

What is the hotspot mod for?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Sterist:
I find that Game Tuner often hurts more than helps, seems to be an intermediate process that can't make up for the overhead unless performance is maxed (crap quality). I can't remember if it's preloaded on PB5 but there definitely wasn't a working version on any Note 4 ROM at the time.

so, that could be a possibility in better performance in the Leak build. also, you may have optimized the PB5 installation more extensively, making for a slanted comparison

in regards to xposed, it must have "ALT" on the version name. none on the list that you linked to contained the alt tag
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mustasusi:
I've found the correct one already. see: http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67652478&postcount=158

Just Gravity box has some features non-effective to this ROM. For the sake of comparison - Gravity box doesn't run at all on [MENTION=309990]freeza[/MENTION] 's Not4our ROM even after I enabled the module and rebooted, it keeps claiming to have no response from framework. As for Game tuner it wasn't preloaded in PB5 and no need to, since games run fine enough without it. It does however come preloaded with Not4our ROM, leaving settings to default ("balanced") seems to be OK. Not sure about its necessity there as well...
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
You can fix the Xposed issue on freeza's ROM by using a root browser to change ownership globally to existing package ID. Goto /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer and change as shown below

You can verify that by checking /data/data/de.robv.android.xposed.installer/conf/modules.list owner and group may not match the parent folder.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mustasusi:
I see a bunch of other options but the one listed in your screenshot

What browser do you use? :confused:
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
I use Root Browser by SpeedSoftware.

Did you try your properties option? It may show the owner or group with package ID.

Other than that, ScriptManager is a root browser among things with a property tab that allows the change and at least the pro version shows the package ID by application and number. I think the free version is full version with ads.

Don't know why yours isn't showing owner group by package ID. It should for /data/data folders. The Xposed Installer in dalvik cache even shows this in /data/dalvik-cache for me.

Edit: yours may also, just scroll and see if package ID for applications are present.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] shybanee:
Rom Link doesn't work freeza !!
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Lg_forever:
Hi, French Language is inclued in this custom rom ?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jhomelle:
hey just a noob question, can i use your engineered baseband to flash other custom ROM. i tried to flash cm12 to my n910P MM 6.0.1 and the wifi dosnt work.. its somehow greyed out and not able to turn on.. any advice?:eek::eek:
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] kaos420:
you need to read the op of the rom your run. some require different base bands. this is ancient. most work og5 pd1 pg1 read the thread of said rom
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mustasusi:
The only major bug I'm facing here is every time an app crashes and force closes, the screen won't respond to touch for about 40 seconds then afterwards it would vibrate 3 pulses and show a f\c dialog box, at this point you should never lock your device, otherwise it won't wake up again and you may have to hard reboot pressing physical buttons.

Bottom line - if a f/c occurs prepare to manually reboot your machine unless you leave the screen always on.

Any workaround for this?
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] samep:
Could be SystemUI that's crashing or impacted. Similarly, I know Good Lock will act like that and require a full reboot to correct it; I've had that happen restoring data through its interface after apk update. Are you running Good Lock or experiencing the SystemUI application stopping?

Or maybe you're running out of memory?

My suggestion would be to run the latest update (currently PH4 but that one is only available OTA at the moment though). The latest available stock tar for Odin is usually posted in OP of the stock thread in general forum for Sprint Note 4. Instructions and tools are also in the OP.

You could flash the bootloader or baseband from the OP if your goal is to have the engineering ones. Not a necessity for root to have them though.
[Sprint  Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mustasusi:
Good Lock doesn't even allow me to install, I believe because it's Odex version. Force installation of this by replacing Systemui file with root explorer is a mistake. You have to reboot for the changes to take effect but as you reboot Systemui is totally messed up, constantly crashes on you and basically wouldn't let you use the phone, leaving no other choice than re-flashing ROM. If you don't touch Systemui you would never hear from it. It's not about SysUi crashing. It's about ANY app crashing that freezes your device for a while (although I can still see the asteroids running the same on my wallpaper so rendering still goes) and afterwards you can't let the screen go off for it may not wake up again until you press power+home+vol down buttons to reset. ANY app crashing may trigger this, either Titanium backup or Dashlane that constantly generates a force close whenever you close it normally - to avoid this I go to task manager and close Dashlane from there. I still have more than 1G free memory I suspect the least. And I don't want to update because I tried PC1-PE2 and my service has gone disabled (i.e. empty signal bar, emergency calls only). PB5 is the only one working with service for me, note that I'm using a GSM carrier.