yashsingh1/xdaforums huggingface dataset:
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] KH405_TV:
No data.

Hi, I really appreciate this rom, only thing is that my data dosen't work. I didn't read that I had to flash a data fix somewhere, should I risk it? Or is there any quick fix that I can't think of?

Running last baseband on a W8 Bell version.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] justforgot:
[MENTION=5378432]Restl3ss[/MENTION] Could you see if you could port out some of those s7 apps that overdrive added into his rom?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] cyphercolt:
So far GPS not working for me, also can't get an APN to connect to any networks - I'm in Canada (Quebec). The Note 4 is my "gaming" phone so I don't have an active sim card in it and gps/network doesn't really affect me. The phone itself is unlocked though.

So I switched to Maximum Overdrive, and I have a network connection without setting up any APNs and GPS now works. I'll stick with them until Tesseract gets out of the Frankenstein build stage and adds features that aren't present in Overdrive that I'd want. (For some reason Overdrive has some weird issues customizing the status bar for me, had to use an extra app to get the time to show on it, but otherwise works well)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] jinda628:
Is anyone having problem running Netflix? Mine seems to get stuck on loading.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] davidst95:
Move Wifi Icon back to the right hand side

Hi, I know this is trivial but is it possible to move back the wifi icon to the right hand side? Is it possible to do it myself? If so, is there instructions on how to do this? Thank you.

David
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] nheem:
I love this rom. Baterry is very friendly. But i can't get GPS status on my trip with this rom. I like small DPI but camera is smaller. Can you fix on next build ?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
Apologies for the lack of new development lately; I've had to evacuate my hometown due to wildfires so I haven't exactly had much time to work on my hobbies.

This project hasn't been abandoned I assure you.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] goofball2k:
Glad to hear from you and know you're doing ok enough to post here.

Telus is releasing MM on May 23rd, I would say you should just wait for that, and perhaps until you can get home (hoping your home is still standing)

Don't worry about this, Maximum OvrDrive has moved onto 2 different ROM's since (910G port and now S7 port).
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] r4w0ne:
I heard about that. Good luck and stay safe! I do have a couple comments about the ROM though.

Running a 910T3 DOK2 baseband/bootloader

1: Lockscreen notifications show at very top of screen over status bar, blocking the clock.

2: YouTube app doesn't seem to play ANY video without massive amounts of lag rendering it useless to me.

3: Data seems to be in and out even when connected to a network, it slows to a halt frequently which sucks when I'm driving and trying to stream Play Music.

4: Some apps can't get su it seems, eg. Trimmer an fstrim app I use doesn't even throw up a request.

Good is that it's pretty smooth and stable otherwise, especially for a pretty Frankenstein build from what I've read lol. I had a ton of random reboots but that was due to an xposed module I had installed and has since been solved.

So far the only real MM ROM I'm willing to use without a bunch of BS ugly apps and mods I don't like at all, is yours. Keep updating and I'll help as much as possible! I'm good with Photoshop and understand basic design principles so if you need me to do some theming or other stuff I can!

I'm gonna try a clean install overnight tonight and see if that solves my problems and I will report back.

Thanks!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] taksheelj:
OP take your time we understand waiting for your awesome work.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] goofball2k:
I hope things are going well with you. I hear that they aren't letting everyone back into Fort McMurray and no timelines either.

In any case, the Telus firmware has dropped if you're interested.

http://www.sammobile.com/firmwares/database/SM-N910W8/

Take care.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
Things are going relatively well, other than the fact that I'm currently staying with an obnoxious alcoholic whom I'm fairly certain stole my girlfriend's wallet. They're gonna start letting people back in on June 1st, however they're saying to bring 2 weeks of supplies including water / gas so I'm considering staying away a little longer.

But I digress.

I've downloaded the telus firmware to my laptop and have started prodding at it a bit. Don't expect too much until at least after June 10th I'd say though, my laptop isn't my development machine so unless I want to start from scratch I need to wait until I have access to my tower.

What I can say though is that the new update will have some nice things in it. One example is a file-by-file encryption program I'm writing myself from scratch. Also plan to include a detector app for police stingrays / IMSI-catchers / rogue cell towers.

Whole point of this firmware is starting to lean more on hacker / privacy friendliness rather than an open source experiment (literally nobody has submitted any work, though I've been in contact with a couple devs who have been helpful)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] bambam1978:
Not rom related but anybody know what would happen if I flashed telus firmware on my Bell n910w8?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
If it's just the system image it would be fine, but DO NOT Odin the telus firmware. You'll hard brick your modem or worse, your bootloader.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
So after doing some prodding I've discovered that the telus build is a bit of a frankenstein in its own right (Though, not nearly as much as Sprint).

Still gonna base the next build on it, It's got a screwy ART version but most of the code is pure 6.0.1 so it shouldn't interfere with development too much. You'll still have to use the alternate version of xposed though

One thing I will say about the telus firmware is it's a bit hilarious. Somehow the Bell mobile T.V app made its way in there as well as a bunch of folders for account apps for different carriers (emptied though).
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] taksheelj:
Still waiting for stock MM by GLW. But looking forward to your next build.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] goofball2k:
I noticed that after flashing it. I wasn't sure why I ended up with a bell app,.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] r4w0ne:
Sweet lord jesus I'm excited.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
I'll be posting up a prerooted flashable zip of the new Telus firmware in the next day or so. After that it shouldn't be more than a week or two before the next build of Tesseract (I return to my home town in 2 days).
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] taksheelj:
Congrats for your return brother hope everything gets in line and working for you soon!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] goofball2k:
awesome, thanks, and I wish you the best in your return to your home.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
I've posted a flashable zip of the Telus 6.0.1 fw here. The zip is pre-rooted, has busybox preinstalled, and has init.d support. Currently experimenting with rebasing Tesseract off of it. If anyone is interested in testing some blindly-built rebase builds send me a PM (I can't experiment with my phone atm, need it working 24/7 while I deal with this wildfire bullsh*t).
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] taksheelj:
Would love to try but going through exams right now! But can surely do after 8th June. ?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] michaelh99:
I'm curious why you're considering rebasing tess off the telus build since it would appear you've got a good thing going already and you've said the telus build is a "frankenstein"
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] goofball2k:
My understanding is this build is from a sprint port from Maximum OvrDrive who has pretty much abandoned it.

It's also because Tess has a 910W8 so it's probably more compatible for him to use a carrier base where it works on his phone. Using a sprint ROM as a base for another phone may introduce unforeseen complications.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
You're correct, the sprint port has a plethora of problems that the telus build does not. A bunch of things are fixed by just switching bases. There's also the fact that the telus build is not as bad as sprints mess in terms of being a Frankenstein.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] zirt57:
I'll try your builds for you. You can PM me at any time. Hope your home is one of the ones saved. I lived in Labrador and we had a wildfire threaten the town. It came right to the edge of town and then the wind changed. Hercules aircraft were standing by to evacuate the residents but in the end weren't needed. Scary stuff. (https://scontent-yyz1-1.xx.fbcdn.ne...=e297b8666ccf4e747c1fa33b56956a5e&oe=57CABFF9)

Jeff
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] flying69:
Out of all the mm Roms I tried this is by far the best one. I hope that all is well with all that you have going on. I keep checking the thread to see how things are going. Anyways I just wanted to say good job and thank you.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] michaelh99:
So the Telus build is kind of a Frankenstein's bride. :)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
Just added an experimental / beta build based on Telus DPE2. More info in OP
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] taksheelj:
Read the OP. I am on DPE2 W8 stock mm. Just need to wipe as mentioned and flash using twrp right ? ??? was waiting for your build.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
That is correct. 1.6 can probably be safely flashed over 1.5, but I wouldn't risk it (and definitely don't post bugs if you do)

Have fun :)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] taksheelj:
Sure man! Thanks alot.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
I need two people to test another beta based on DPE2 before I post it. (BETA-2)

One of them needs to have a variant BESIDES the W8 and have an updated marshmallow baseband / modem.

The other needs to have a W8 model but be on COK3 (5.1) for baseband/modem.

let me know if you're interested and meet one of the above criteria. Primary goal of this test is to see if this build bootloops for you or not. Done a bit of tinkering with the kernel and if it works 1.6 will be out of beta a lot sooner than I thought it would.

Note: There are no other changes to this build besides the aforementioned. There's no reason to test beta2 besides the aforementioned purpose.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
Not a bad analogy :P

On another note, what do y'all think of the new ROM logo? Basically just took a stencil / example cursive thing from the net and strung the right letters together (After about an hour of trying to get a satisfactory logo in my own handwriting)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] taksheelj:
I am on w8 but only this variant
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] noob4598:
I know i dont meet either criteria but just for future reference I am more than willing to test for N910T when need be....just gotta find a decent MM kernel ?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mootwo:
Very nice ROM, thank you!

Is there any possibility of getting the ANT+ hardware to work on this? AFAIK, it just needs a working AntHalService.apk, which is present in the stock ROM. But since this is Marshmallow, I'm really not to sure. It would be awesome if someone could get this to work.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] zirt57:
Creating backups now. Will let you know how it goes. Presently on W8 with PE2.

Jeff

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What phone version are you on?

Jeff
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mootwo:
I'm on N910T3 / DOK2. In hindsight you might need AntHalService, ANTPlusPlugins, ANTPlusTest, and ANTRadioService althought I think AntHalService is the main thing that's missing.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] zirt57:
In order to see if Ant service works, someone with a N910T3 / DOK2 will have to test it. I'm on a N910W8 so nothing I try will guarantee it will work for you. The only thing you can do is backup your phone (Titanium Backup and TWRP) and try for yourself.

Jeff
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mootwo:
I'm happy to test whatever you need. Do you have a link or should I just use the stable link from the first post?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] zirt57:
Ok Restl3ss, I'm on a T910W8 with PE2. I installed Tesseract-V1.6-BETA-1-20160609.zip and all seems well except I cannot see my external SD card which is where my backups are. I can see the card in TWRP so my backups are safe (including a copy on my PC as a secondary precaution). The apps of course will restore from the Play store but that's a pita.

Jeff

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Further reading and I don't think this ROM will work for you (yet). They haven't released a Marshmallow ROM for your phone yet. I hear any day now but T-mobile has really been dragging their feet.

Jeff
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mootwo:
Yeah that's correct. Thanks anyway for trying. I'm torn because I really like this ROM but I use an ANT+ heart rate monitor daily so I'd like to be able to continue with that.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
Actually, while you might not meet either criteria you CAN help (You represent a third criteria I didn't think of)

If you would be so kind, please flash this and tell me if it bootloops.

To other people; please read the OP and the criteria list for this build. If beta1 works fine for you please DO NOT download this zip. It's my personal FTP server, not mediafire, so excessive downloads will slow the download right the f*ck down for testers.

[MENTION=2282741]mootwo[/MENTION] : You're basically in the same criteria as well if I'm correct, feel free to test this build as well

If this build bootloops, PLEASE try to capture logs. It'll make it a lot easier on my end to figure out what's wrong.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
I can tell you ANT+ works on the beta version of tesseract on the N910W8, but as the other guy mentioned that's not a guarantee it'll work for you. The stable version has no support for it whatsoever though.

If you want to try adding it to stable and see if it'll work I can give you a list of things to copy from the beta.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mootwo:
That would be great, thanks. Let's try the stable first and if that doesn't work I'll try the beta. Let me know what I need to do. Also if I'm going to try the beta, is there a recommended kernel for the T3?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
If you flash the experimental build I just posted a couple posts back the idea is to NOT use a custom kernel. I've got a semi-custom one included that should in theory make it work cross-device, but I'm not sure (hence the need for testers)

Gimme a few, I'll post a list of ANT+ things to copy from beta to stable
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mootwo:
I tried the beta from a few posts above. It wouldn't install, wrong device:

This package is for "trltecan" devices; this is a "trltetmo".
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
Damn, looks like a tool I used added an assert to the updater script. One moment I'll change it and post the new link.

For now if you don't want to redownload, unzip the ROM, go to META-INF/com/Google/Android and open updater-script with a text editor. Delete anything that says assert just before the flashing process starts.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
[MENTION=6787888]noob4598[/MENTION]
[MENTION=2282741]mootwo[/MENTION]

Alright, first experimental build had an assert added by accident. That build has been taken down and I've posted a new one without the assert that you can download here.

Have fun and thanks for testing :)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] noob4598:
Ok bud. Excited I can be of assistance to you and everyone struggling with MM. I am downloading now and will flash in a few. If you will tell me exactly what logs you need and how to pull them...or if there is a specific way you need me to test feel free to say so...And thanks for all your hard work btw...also i wanted to mention one thing...I have tested EVERY single MM rom there is for N910F/G....every single one.... all experimenting with different variations of Kernel/fix combinations to try and be of some service to others who were having trouble....I never tried Tesseract until last night mainly because I wasnt tested roms made for our device, I was testing ones that werent....haha....but anyway....it is a beautiful rom my friend and the ONLY SINGLE rom that I found will happily run AEL with no random reboots...including all the MM ports made for N910T as well....I don't know why or what is different about your rom but all others would boot and then power right when boot was completed and I would have to pull the battery. So it seems to me like your rom should be everyone elses base haha...
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
Hahah well thank you, I'm flattered. Feedback like this keeps me doing what I do :)

on capturing logs, it's not too too difficult. Gotta have adb on your computer and in your path of execution, then with the phone plugged in through USB type

adb logcat > log.txt

that'll capture system logs to log.txt (feel free to rename if you like, doesn't particularly matter)
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] dwhite011:
Any chance for a w8 kernal? Specifically fpr the w8? Lots for 910f or 910t we need on for the w8
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] noob4598:
Thanks dude..and btw I tried to dual boot the beta using recovery and the in app flashing on secondary system spot and data slot and nothing worked..I'm gonna wipe and flash after a while but I just wanted to try before I went through the long process of wiping flashing restoring ha...I just wanted to ask if the Multiboot.log would be any benefit to you before I delete it
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
I'm not sure if it would be or not as I haven't used multiboot, but by all means post it. I'll have a look and see what's there
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] noob4598:
Ok bud....I installed it clean.....no boot...so I pulled the battery and rebooted back to recovery and wiped data....no boot....then I installed lou forgiveno data fix for MM roms....no boot....finally I installed M3 data fix and it booted but with multiple fc at startup.. I couldn't get my adb to work but I have a recovery log. I doubt that helps. But if it does let me know and I'll send b it to ya
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
Recovery log isn't much help; but the most vital info here is you got it to boot (even if unstable, it means we're close)

Can you get into settings and turn on adb through all the FCs? If so you could capture a log while it's booted and see what mumbo jumbo is going on.

Also, if it worked well enough to install apps you could download catlog from the play store and capture logs that way

Also could you post a link to the M3 data fix you used? Gonna take it apart and see what it's actually doing

Thanks for the help mang, it's appreciated
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] noob4598:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B1I0vyV3onrjemR2YlY2V0s0ME0&usp=sharing

This is the fix. I think i have actually had to flash this for ever single MM rom to boot. And another thing that (might) matter.....I have n910t but my phone is unlocked....I actually use straight talk att sim....I don't know enough about if the data fixes are for carriers or just the hardware differences but I just thought I would mention it. I'm about to reinstall to get you you logs bud... I feel confident I can get past the fc so if there is any other thing you can think of before I go offline you need me to do let me know
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
The only other info I can think of is which apps are FCing. Otherwise that's all mate
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mootwo:
Sorry for the delay, I was away for the weekend. I finally got the beta build2 downloaded, but it wouldn't boot on my T3. After clearing cache and dalvik I eventually got to the "android is starting... " screen but after optimizing it just reboots. And no adb logcat through any of this, which is odd.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
Hey hey, it's alright I understand long weekends ;)

Can you try flashing the M3 data fix and see if it gets you booted?

Thanks

-r
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mootwo:
Ok I tried again, with the M3 data fix and it booted this time. It gives a repeated FC on smartcard manager, and also one FC each on Gallery, S Health and S Note. Still no logcat sorry.

Also good news for me is that it looks like the ANT+ hardware is working. I didn't have time to test an actual device, but the ANT+ tester app detects everything properly so it should work.

Reboot seems to cause a hang unless I clear cache and Dalvik btw.

It looks like you're getting close for sure. Let me know what else I can test for you.

In the meantime can you give me that list of things to copy to stable to get ANT+ working in that build?
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
I'll be going at this again tomorrow (would today but at the time of writing I've been awake for 3 days). When I do I'll just create a flashable zip for you to enable ANT+ on stable.

Keep in mind I really don't know if it'll work (might not be as simple as just copying the right files), but I don't see any real reason why it wouldn't.

I think the FCs might be a result of me deodexing the experimental build, next one will be odexed and we'll see if it still happens. Meanwhile I've been combing over the M3 data fix and I think I now know how to make this universally work.

The rebooting causing a hang unless you clear cache / dalvik is fairly concerning though. Can't exactly call it DD ready if there's problems like that

at any rate, cheers and thanks for testing!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] mootwo:
No worries... happy to help!
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] zirt57:
Hope you got some sleep Restl3ss. I tried the beta 2 on my N910W8 with DPE2 base. It booted ok but I kept getting apps crashing to the point that I couldn't even get off the "what language do you want" screen at startup. Of course it was a clean wipe. Just an FYI for you.

Jeff
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tatuk:
Installed v. 1.6 beta on my W8/DPA2.

Looks extremely smooth, but it doesn't see my SD-Card... Says it's corrupted.

Tried 2 different ones: 32 and 128. Both unreadable.

Checked cards on the another device, still OK.

I have to return to stock.

Pity...
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
Yeah the telus MM build seems to have some trouble with sdcards for some reason - I'm thinking twice about using it as the new base. So far I've only been able to get it to work when formatted as exfat and even then it's fickle.
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] Restl3ss:
I do sleep, sometimes :P (that's where the screenname restl3ss comes from)

I'm fairly sure the FCs are a result of me deodexing the ROM, next build I post will be odexed and we'll see if it makes a difference
[T-Mobile Galaxy Note 4 Android Development] tatuk:
I see... OK, I will wait for next build from you using stock one.

Looks like we don't have any working MM builds for W8 so far... Neither of overdrive builds work for DPE2 either.