yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Bobthahog:
I'm curious how you got mobile data toggle working. Is it an easy thing to do or in smali code or something? U think you could add stock keyboard longpress delay option? Maybe to 200ms?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] TKwavel:
Trying to flash

Ok so ive been up since 5 trying to figure out how to get to marshmallow so I can flash this.

I am on my sprint s6. I have 5.1.1 that I'm running now. How do I get to 6.0.1 so I can flash this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] bleichtman:
Here's the link to the odin file

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/SM-G920P/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] TKwavel:
Awesome thanks man. I don't know how to do the cool box thing or whatever. But thanks! This will do it for me ☺

bleichtman
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] valbher:
APN ? Hotspot question

Rom working great but I can't change APN or find a work around to getting Hotspot to stay on.

Any solutions to this?

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Worked at first with Sprint pushed upgrade but no longer working on this rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
No worries, I will post a new link later with the hotspot fixed
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] tdhite:
George, the issue is the ROM is laying down incorrect SELinux contexts for many files. I made the kernel flash (updater-script) fix the ROM itself up, so it now works. The reason you need the specific kernels you're using is they completely ignore SELinux, which is not an optimal setup (SElinux is good). Better to fix the set_metadata directives in the installer to be complete so SELinux can work.

Anyway -- folks wanting to install SkyHigh over Renegade can now pull the latest download from my kernel SkyHigh kernel OP.

:cowboy:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] gduewer:
So i just rooted should i wait before flashing this?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
I should have a new link up this evening [emoji106]
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] valbher:
I downloaded WiFi Tether Router by Fabio Grasso for $2.80, working great now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] khongson91:
I cannot enable Private mode by fingerprint.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Can you try flashing another kernel please.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] PureLife90:
Dialing *#0*# still doesn't work. My compass isn't working. Like I said it needs calibrated every morning. The only reason I know that's not working is because North is to the left of me but my compass is saying North is in front of me. awesome ROM! Other than the issue I have
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] khongson91:
I used RAM kernel.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
I'm currently using DirtyMM kernel on the Edge and mine not working either. I'll check it out later. Thank you
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Ok, I will take a look at it later. It works on Renegade 925P. Strange
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] PureLife90:
Thank you. I appreciate it. It wouldn't be a big deal if I didn't need my phones compass for work every single day lol.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] SorryImRaymond:
Do you plan on adding edge features anytime soon?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
I don't think so. If you want the Edge features, you can always flash Renegade for the S6 Edge. Just flash an S6 kernel right after the rom
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] 1619415:
You could always make a flashable
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] albannotosska:
Hello! Can you please add HTC SENSE Launcher or tell me at least how to add it? I really need it! Thanks for the good work.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Ok, I'll send you a flashable for now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Can everyone confirm that Hotspot is working on the new build
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] albannotosska:
Oh thank you alot!!! ^_^
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] asafegous:
I already have a custom splash screen. Is there an option to bypass this in aroma?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Option #3 in the splash section of aroma says "do not touch splash".
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] flashthis:
Will there be a 1.1 on the db version? I was gonna refresh and try another kernel and just wondering if I should wait.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Yes, link is up
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] flashthis:
Ok. Thank you.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] weirdfate:
is there an option not to install any audio mods? I installed the first rom and my audio(blue tooth) sounded like it was playing out of $1 speakers :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
If you turn off divinebeats and use Dolby Atmos with Viper, the sound is awesome. Give it a try and let me know.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] weirdfate:
will do! thanks for the hard work :)

Im a Flashaholic :victory::silly:
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
You're welcome
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Also use the included Sony Music Player. Great combination!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] albannotosska:
Hello. Sorry for disturbing, but I am still waiting for tha flashable HTC Sense Launcher. Thank you and sorry for any disturbance :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Check the OP
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] TaNuXzx:
Can you guys give me some review about this rom(battery, performance , issue,..etc) pls ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] djpabz23:
Even though it's the only MM ROM out there so far, this ROM is INSANELY smooth. Performance feels like it's a lot better than stock (I did not mess with kernel settings). Battery seems to be a lot better as well. On stock, Facebook would freeze on me sometimes when scrolling, that issue does not happen on this ROM. I have attached my current SOT.

Also, I'm running V1 non debloated and have not experienced any issues yet. I have not tried tethering, VPN, etc so I am no aware if those contain any problems.

In other words, I highly recommend this ROM.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] TaNuXzx:
Thank you sir
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Karlinski:
I'm still in my "setup" phase, since I just did the ODIN from the 5.1.1 Renegade this morning.

It seems very smooth and responsive! no battery life issue so far.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] gattiman12:
The battery life on this rom in amazing!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] gattiman12:
Final results...
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] gduewer:
Anyone know if hotspot is working ?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Alpine-:
Whoops meant to post in Edge thread... :/
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] bleichtman:
I don't see anyway to change weather options for the sense launcher flip clock. Only shows Celsius
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] PureLife90:
What exactly is LDB?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] djpabz23:
Light debloat I presume
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] omar_31091:
Hotspot is working now?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Euronymous88:
The Sense Launcher isn't completely working for me. It shows that I'm signed into my HTC account...but when I try to download a theme it tells me to sign into my account again. So, I sign out and then back in and still doesn't work...I only get the same message. Any ideas?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] lovenovelistic:
Hotspot not work for me..
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] jeeperz:
Hotspot working on my end. I just Installed this rom last night
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Did you follow the installation steps
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Inlinepro77:
Wanted to report that I'm running on the Renegade 1.1 Debloat version with the SkyHigh kernel. Everything is working fantastic. Very responsive after using stock since MM was released. I have not run into any issues at all yet. I dont know how but Sprint tried sneaking it's apps (SprintID and the Sprint default configuration) back on a few hours after I flashed but I caught it and killed the app. I can't uninstall SprintID but it hasn't done anything since.

One other thing I wanted to mention is that when I flashed it the first time after a TWRP full wipe (and also choose to "Wipe Data" in Aroma) the contents of the SD Card were moved into a "0" folder. There was a Viper4Android folder there also so it could be that something in the kernel flashing was responsible for that because Renegade installed Viper. No big deal though, I mainly wanted to say thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] lovenovelistic:
Yeah. I follow install guild..

Hmm... i dont know why
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
I would try a fresh clean install
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] CCallahan:
To those reporting better than stock battery life on this rom, which kernel are you using? Has anyone compared battery between the two kernel options to determine which is better?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] djpabz23:
I'm using the Dirty MM kernel and have not tried with other kernels.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Hardcorp:
+1
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Trialsoul:
Just wanna chime in like some others to say, Yes hotspot is working!! Thanks devs. This is the reason I needed a custom rom again since updating to MM took away the way I used to enable hotspot the MSL method.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Euronymous88:
Anyone else having problems with the Sense Launcher?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] lovenovelistic:
Okey will i try
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] yamus08:
Just flashed this, and although I know first boot usually take a while, I waited a full 20 minutes, and was still stuck on Renegade splash screen. I finally just forced a restart with Power + Vol Down. Hoping she will boot up this time. If not, guess I'll Odin stock MM, and try again. Either way, happy to see an updated ROM for this device. I don't think I've ever owned a device with such an inactive development section. Looking forward to taking this for a spin.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Honestly, I only posted the Sense Launcher as a request from a user. I don't know much about it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] yamus08:
After a force restart, phone booted smoothly. So far, everything is really smooth. The only thing I have found that doesn't work, is the Sony music app, but I'm not sure what the benefits of it are, besides a different GUI. V4A, and other audio mods work great with Stock music app. I'm a happy Android user right now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Glad to hear it. Thank you. Also, the Sony music app will work once it updates.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] asafegous:
How do i get the dirty kernel to install?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
It's an option in the Aroma installer
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] anderd:
Dialer codes not working, any way to add these or to the next build? ##DIAG# and ##DATA# not working
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Have you frozen anything in TiBu
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] yamus08:
Sure enough. It didn't show as an update when I checked "My Apps" in the a Play store, but when I searched the app, it did show an update avaliable. Works like a charm now.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] djpabz23:
Only problem I've faced so far was Netflix not working. After a bit of research, I found the solution:

Navigate to /system/lib/ and either rename liboemcrypto.so to liboemcrypto.bak or delete it.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] anderd:
No, in fact i did a complete device wipe, including internal storage, and flashed the rom. They havent worked since initial device setup, to now, after restoring apps. Not sure why, if you have any suggestions, feel free to offer them as i can try anything at the moment without worry of data loss etc lol :)
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Ok, thanks for the feedback. Let me tinker with it when I get home. I think I know what it might be
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Karlinski:
Has anyone tried installing xposed with this rom? I might give it a go, as well as the minit battery images. just curious if anyone tried it yet
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] SorryImRaymond:
Yes I have xposed installed.

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You think you can make the power saving mode bar transparent instead of Grey in a another release?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Jimmy1life:
Hey gravity box has a option to eliminate the color change of power saving mode its freaking awesome. Thats what i use for multiple day usage on a single charge.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Euronymous88:
Does GravityBox work with this Rom fine? Any problems with it?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Jimmy1life:
I had it installed for few days with no problems. I didnt mess with alot of stuff. I use back long press kill foreground app and the power saving screen savor color option. Not sure but now i have dark material theme and its nice with out it.

I just reflashed the 1.1v 920p not using xposed this time no greenify either. Im using skyhigh kernel and its also awesome just changing it to the ktoonservative governor.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Karlinski:
I have greenify on my device, and have enabled the aggressive doze. How is your battery life with vs without greenify.

I will give it a go installing xposed knowing that it works. thanks!
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Jimmy1life:
Honestly I have not notice that much of a difference without greenify.Im alwaus walking at work so maybe those newer doze settings didnt effect my habits. From my understanding if walking it dosnt go into doze.

The best battery saving option is the stock power saving mode.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] SorryImRaymond:
Oh Man Thanks For Telling Me This. This Is Why I Love Xda
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Karlinski:
I got xposed installed and working great:

http://xdaforums.com/xposed/unofficial-xposed-samsung-lollipop-t3180960

I seem to have no access to hotspot for some reason, although I may have frozen something that requires it.

I am able to access the Hotspot screen using GT, but not through settings directly.

Has anyone tried the updated Skyhigh kernel yet? Apparently the network issues are fixed now. I am on Dirty Kernel right now
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Euronymous88:
I've considered flashing the Egde version...that way I can also enjoy the features. I know previously...one was able to flash an Egde Rom and flash a Normal S6 kernel and everything worked fine. Is this still case?
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] nyfl2004:
Yes, you can still flash the Edge version and the S6 kernel on top.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] Euronymous88:
I also seen that the Edge version has an update.
[Sprint Samsung Galaxy S6] SillyTAO:
Where do i get the Edge version of this rom?

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How would i install the Edge Version and S6 kernal as u mentioned? Hope my Noob Questions don't frustrate U
[Atrix 4G Accessories] chepe263:
I was wondering if anyone here had repaired the digitizer or the earpiece and discovered they just needed to detach and reattach the original parts to make them work.
[Atrix 4G Accessories] ALinkToTao:
Yes

I'm really sorry about resurrecting this really old thread, but I have done this my self.

Refer to the teardown guide on iFixit.com

The atrix 4g is actually not to painful to teardown and put back together without destroying it. This is actually why I chose this smartphone over all of the new smartphones out there. It's cheap used on eBay, and it still works great. It also has great root support here on xda.

MY ADVICE THAT IF YOU WANT TO REPLACE THE DIGITIZER:

Be very careful of the tiny cable at the top of the digitizer (towards the earpiece of the phone). If you order a replacement online, be sure NOT to bend that cable at all until you are putting it into your phone. When you do have to bend the cable into place in the chassis, do so VERY gently. I have ruined many digitizers doing this very haphazardly.

It is also helpful to take the LCD out of the chassis. In fact, take everything out of the chassis until just the plastic frame is left. Then, you can very carefully place the digitizer and reassemble.

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It works great ONLY if you use the right ROM for your needs. As it is stock, it is worthless. But Neutrino ROM is by far my favorite. But that's my personal preference.
[General Questions and Answers] Sexyblueyes34:
What is it hardware or software that limits the capacity for the external sd card in the Note 3's to 64gb ? And is there anyway to change that to 128gb or more ?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] dorlow:
I have a Galaxy S7 (non edge) on AT&T. I enabled developer options. I notice in developer options, I have an option for OEM unlock. When I goggle what that option is for, it is to allow to unlock the bootloader. I found a command "fastboot oem unlock" I am trying to unlock the bootloader. But when running the command, I just get <waiting for device.> I am not 100% sure I am in the right mode to accept the command. If I type fastboot devices, I get nothing. I just found the command to do "adb reboot bootloader." It just reboots to the downloading screen. But typing fastboot devices still shows nothing. Any clue what I'm doing wrong here?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] scott14719:
AT&T has a locked Bootloader and no root method as of now. It may never. Read around some and you can get more information about it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] dorlow:
I've read many articles say it has a locked bootloader and may never be unlocked. But, then I found this option for oem unlock and Googled it and figure if the option is there, there must be a way to unlock it
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] AndroiderM:
None of the carrier variants of the s7 and s7 edge will ever be rooted IMO. I've had the note edge, s6 edge+, and now S7 edge all on At&t none of them ever seen permanent root for as far as I know. I believe my last AT&T phone to get root was my G3
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] dorlow:
I am figuring out ways around the features I would like root for. It would be nice to have root, but I'll admit with root I tinker with my phone more and it would probably be better if I'm forced to not have it.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] dorlow:
What is the oem unlock option for if it's not to unlock the bootloader?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] SkyAttacksX:
It does absolutely nothing.

No troll. It really does nothing.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] dorlow:
Is it possible to give a temporary root so that phone stays rooted until rebooted? I wouldn't mind rooting it after each reboot.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] scott14719:
No. At least not yet.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] noobtxtech:
I hate to agree to this, but I can totally relate
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] 3aucla1r3:
I've never had an android that I didn't root since the HTC Eris back in the day. But frankly, I'm enjoying this S7 without root, I can theme, I can use Package Disabler Pro, All in one gestures, etc, etc,. So , I'm quite happy without root this time.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] Jammin72:
Probably won't get one if you have an AT&T model. Starting with my G4 and G5 however I've found that the custom ROM's aren't nearly as necessary for an excellent overall experience. I'm assuming when we get our S7E it will be about the same. Disable the bloat, add a preferred launcher and a patched google dailer and really they perform quite well. The only thing that's a big bummer is not being able to remove the bloatware. I just don't understand duplicate applications especially when those said applications are almost always inferior.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] dorlow:
I'm not interested in custom ROMs. I tried a few Cynogenmod ROMs on my last phone and all of them were buggy. I am perfectly happy with the stock ROM on the S7. I am fully aware I can change launchers to many different ones without any root. There are a few root apps I wouldn't mind having. One, I don't pay for a lot of data. So, I had a toggle switch right on my home screen where I could enable/disable mobile data without going into menus to dig down to it. Without root, there is no way to do that. Second, I liked using Juice Defender to make my battery last much longer. There is the powersaving feature built into the stock rom, but I don't think it's as good as Juice Defender.

I guess the most major reason I rooted my last phone was because it only had 4 GB of internal memory so I used Link 2 SD to link all of my apps as well as a lot of system apps to the SD card which made the 4 GB almost doable. But with this phone having 30 GB internal, I am not having that problem and don't have a need to move stuff to SD card. Although if I end up adding one (because there is the hidden SD card slot), I might want root in the future to allow me to link to SD rather than moving so things work a little more smoothly.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] andrewdroid:
Wrong. I believe they eventually got root (but not unlocked bootloaders) for the GS5, GS6. The GS4 I *personally* know had root because I had root on that phone even with the update which fully locked down the bootloader. They even had safestrap for custom roms for that. Check the forums for previous AT&T samsung galaxys.

I feel bad for the T-Mobile people but we also have them on our side for this one, since EVERY US GS7 variant is locked down pretty tight. I think we can eventually at least get root. Itll be a struggle. Keep checkin the forums.

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Until then, you can use Helium for backing up apps & data (not everything though, and need a computer to enable it). One annoying app that I especially liked to backup was the Authenticator app. Luckily there is a workaround to enable authenticator on more than one device... (involves finding your secret key, and/or saving a screenshot of the barcodes for the setup).

Tether works fine without root (used to need root to enable this one)

The big one I miss is the adblocker thing and TiBu being able to remove bloatware, freeze apps, and backup and restore absolutely anything.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] dorlow:
Does anyone know the status of someone finding a root method? is there some guy out there that knows how to do it on some really convoluted way or is that guy keep banging his head against the wall because every thing he tries is a dead end?
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] beefgoat:
I had a note 3. There was a root, for a time. Although, no bootloader unlock. One was bootstrapping method that, if I recall correctly, required one to have the original system intact while allowing the user to select the rooted image on boot. The other was to use a .exe from a company in China. The application also sent your IMEI to said company. Both options, not so good.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] 52brandon:
I had root on my AT&T GS5. Was the bull**** bootstrap root without being able to flash kernels. But it still let me use many features I wanted
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] bobgodd:
Just had an epiphany, and I'm sure I'm not the only person who's had it. After walking through Costco tonight and intending to walk out with a new S7 to replace my S4, I came out empty handed but with a different outlook. According to the cell phone rep, the major carriers no longer offer subsidized pricing for phones, which means you are paying full price for the phone over the life of the contract term. So you're paying almost $700 for an AT&T model of the S7, why not then just pay full price for the unlocked international version of the phone? The main reason to avoid unlocked phones in the past was because of the price difference, however the price difference is now gone.

Makes sense to me now that I like most people want a phone that can be rooted and free of bloat, have a new choice since the price is the same in the end.
[AT&T Samsung Galaxy S7 Questions & Answers] WizeGuyDezignz:
The difference is that you can pay a small monthly payment with no interest through your carrier and you have to pay full price up front with the international version. That makes a massive difference for most people.