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[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Iriez:
Just wanted to say after attempting to downgrade, failing numerous times due to locked bootloader, after my 3rd or forth OK4 flash and factory reset I was able to boot the phone set it up and now its downloading a OTA update. Very slowly but im pretty sure this will resolve my issues once I can get to PE1 marshmallow.

EDIT - Upgraded to PCA and was able to flash this deodexed zip just fine in PhilZ/cwmod and everything is great! After installing xposed and getting rid of the volume nag life is great ;)

EDIT #2 - Followed this thread and got xposed working -

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

For those looking for a good module that works with this rom / 6.0.1 / S5 that has a lot of tweaks, use Firefds Kit (search in the modules download section within the xposed app), after much searching and many failed modules, I found one that finally worked and killed BOTH the volume warning AND the sd card notification that pops up at every boot :) That thing was driving me crazy!
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] pyromayniyak:
[MENTION=4708661]muniz_ri[/MENTION]

What software/method did you use to deodex this and make it an .ext4 file?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] jt323bd:
http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67055843&postcount=38

Got this, as a solution? have yet to try it. But optimistic. how come we cant just flash a mod for this?

---------- Post added at 09:30 PM ---------- Previous post was at 08:46 PM ----------

Where is the full tar?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] chippinganimal:
Posted by me here a few weeks ago.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dmolavi:
So far, so good for me, been using all week with no issues.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] whbisondtr:
This is just how I did it to keep the apns and hotspot. There may be another way, but I haven't seen a mod or fix for it.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] concorde95:
You may have to check update bootloader in Odin. That did it for me.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Kreatur3:
Has anyone used a Dolby of viper sound mod with this?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] bulsatar:
No mobile data after debloat

Cutting my teeth learning how to debloat and edit the framework. Everything loads well and boots fine but if I remove any sprint apps I get the "Sprint ID has stopped working" error and mobile data doesn't work. Tried reboot, airplane mode, turning mobile data off/on, pointing to specific apn, changing from local cdma to global... nothing. Everything else seems to be fine.

Anyone have any idea where I could start looking for the reason mobile data wouldn't work?

Here is the debloat list I am using (sorry its not alphabetical. Did an ls - a and the columns it returned didn't copy over well) :

::App::
AASAservice MirrorLink
AllShareCastPlayer MobilePrintSvc_Samsung
AllshareFileShare MobileTrackerEngineTwo
AllshareFileShareClient MusicLiveShare2
AllshareFileShareServer Newsstand
AllshareMediaServer Panorama360Viewer_K
AllshareMediaShare PartnerBookmarksProvider
AntHalService Personalization
ANTPlusPlugins PhotoTable
ANTPlusTest PlayGames
ANTRadioService PlusOne
AssistantMenu_M PolarisOffice5
BasicDreams PopupuiReceiver_M
BBCAgent Preconfig
BeaconManager_40 PreloadInstaller
BeamService QuickConnect_30
Books SafetyInformation
ChocoEUKor SamsungAppsWidget_Phone_Carrier
ChromeCustomizations SamsungCameraFilter
CoolEUKor SamsungContentsAgent
DigitalClockEasy_MUPG SamsungDLPService
DirectConnect SamsungIME
DriveLink SamsungSans
DriveLinkRemote SamsungTTS
DualClockDigital_MUPG SamsungWidget_ActiveApplication
EasymodeContactsWidget_RECT SapaAudioConnectionService
EasyOneHand2 SapaMonitor
EasySettings SBrowser_4_LATEST
EasySetup SecEmail_K
EdmSimPinService SecExchange
EdmVpnServices SecFactoryPhoneTest
ELMAgent SecHTMLViewer
FilterInstaller SecKidsModeInstaller
FilterManager SecMemoDL
FilterProvider SecSetupWizard2013
Flipboard SecurityLogAgent
FlipboardBriefing SecurityManagerService
FunAndGames SecurityProviderSEC
GearManagerStub SettingsMaps
GeoLookout SLocation
Hangouts SmartcardService
Hs20Provider SmartRemote_KL
Kies SnsImageCache
KnoxAppsUpdateAgent SPlanner_M_OS_UPG
KnoxAttestationAgent SPlannerWidget_M_OS_UPG
KnoxFolderContainer SysScope
KnoxSetupWizardClient UniversalMDMClient
KnoxSwitcher WfdBroker_MUPG
MDMApp withTV

::priv-app::
3DTourViewer_WQHD_K MobileInstaller smartfaceservice
AutomationTest_FB PayWithPaypal SmartManagerProvider
CallLogBackup PhaseBeam SmartManagerSDK
CarrierConfig PhoneErrService SmartManager_v3
CloudAgent PhoneInfo2 SNS_v2
ConfigUpdater PhotoStudio_FHD_K SOAgent
ContextProvider SamsungBilling SPDClient
DCMProvider SamsungCamera3 SPenSdk4_0
DeviceKeystring SamsungLinkPlatform SPPPushClient_Prod
DeviceTest SamsungMagnifier SprintAndroidExtension2
DiagMonAgent SamsungMusic_20_M SprintDM
DirectShareManager SAMSUNG_PLUS SprintSyncMLSvc
FotaAgent Samsungservice2_xxhdpi SStudio_FHD_K
GalaxyApps sCloudBackupAppMOSUpgrade S-Voice_Android_phone
HealthService SCloudService Tag
intelligenceservice SecMyFiles2014 TransmitPowerService
intelligenceservice2 SFinder_v4 UcsPinpad
ItsOn SHealth4 Velvet
KLMSAgent SmartcardManager WifiCalling
MagicShot_FHD_A7 SmartDeviceManager Zone
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dmolavi:
I don't know which would have caused it, but it's better to use Titanium to freeze the app/process first, before removing, so you can see if there are any problems.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] bulsatar:
Froze over 150 system / bloat apps but can't replicate. Tried a reboot but still have mobile data. I am starting to think it is a one time use app that never initializes, maybe?

I am not sure how to list the frozen apps from titanium aside from typing them out.

I am up to try any other ideas. It takes about 30 min from editing the system.img file to getting the rom fully loaded from install so would rather not go one by one thru all apps to find it.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dmolavi:
You can have TB filter and only display frozen apps.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Hippie459MN:
Really want to flash this but before I do, Im currently on MOAR v7.0 (5.0.x) OA6 and was wondering if I need to do anything before I flash this like make sure im on a newer firmware or anything. I kind of skimmed through everything and didnt see anything jump out at me and just want to make sure before I give it a go.

Really wanted to goto CM 13 but sounds like that is having corrupt DS Card issues and some spotty bluetooth so going to give this a go.

Thank you.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] muniz_ri:
You can start the process from any build or firmware.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Hippie459MN:
Perfect. :good: Backing up everything right now and hopefully in an hour I will have a working phone on 6.0.1
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Hippie459MN:
Flashed everything and now every time it boots it will show "set bit warranty : kernel" then goes to the Samsung boot screen and just sits there and the whole phone is lit up. I have waited as much as 30 minutes with no avail. I have tried pulling the batter to boot into Recovery and some reason I cant seem to do that now. It just goes right to the S5 splashscreen and says "set bit warranty : kernel" at the top then goes to the Samsung boot screen and just sits there. Getting frustrating.

I pretty much followed the directions in post #22. ( http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=67092881&postcount=22 )

Any idea how the heck I can get back into recovery now so I can start over?

EDIT: I got into recovery and starting all over. Fingers crossed.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Hippie459MN:
Well, I have had this running for about 12 hours now, removed a bunch of the google apps and backed up a few others and I can say I am hugely disappointed in the battery life and I cant seem to find what app(s) could be killing it it so bad. Im loosing 10% just sitting idle in 15-20 min. Any tips on what to turn off or not to use or to remove to get the battery life WAY up on this? About to ditch this 6.0.1 and go back to lollipop. Plus this lack of any real external SD support really sucks and im not going to reformat it so I cant use it outside of my phone. Im not impressed with it so far what so ever. :(
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] joshuar9476:
I've had 6.01 since it was released back a couple of months ago. I used to get a full day worth of heavy usage but since 6.01 I'm lucky to make it to 7pm. I came into this thread hoping that maybe this rom had the issue fixed but this is not encouraging.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Iriez:
Im having the same issue. With MOAR on 5.x I was getting at least double the battery life. Have you tried Area51 yet? Im wondering if it has the same issue.

Are you saying that the stock OTA PCA update for you had good battery life? Im a little surprised that this dexoded would have anything different, but yea I noticed it too....its really really bad.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Hippie459MN:
I was on MOAR v7.0 and was easily getting 3x the battery life if not more. I know its not the battery cause it cant just go bad from a single flash. I do live in a bad area and I notice that it has been going in and out of roam so maybe that could be part of it but never effected it this bad what so ever. I dont want to give up on 6.0.1 just yet but if I cant get it figure out in the next day or two, back to MOAR v7.0 for me.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Iriez:
Im going to try Area51 first, see if that has any effect. Then if it does not resolve the battery issue I will be doing the same.

Hopefully MOAR will port PCA to their build, one can only hope :)
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Hippie459MN:
Nope. That ROM seems to have an SD Card issue so until that is fixed im not going to be trying it. Keeps reporting SD Card corrupt and cant use it.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] bulsatar:
I have been running it since the weekend and have pretty decent battery. Have to turn screen brightness down, but only lost 2% overnight without it plugged in and have 67% today with moderate usage over 8 hours and no wifi, just mobile data.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Iriez:
Yes, some are reporting it doing that, others not. Thinking about giving it a whirl and seeing if I run into the issue.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] fezzle:
Flashed it this afternoon and so far running without much issue. I do miss the customization abilities of MOAR, but my phone is now running much more smoothly.

However I've discovered that I can't write to my SD card. It's not corrupt, as some others have been mentioning. Apps can read it, but apparently not write to it. Any way to fix this? Should I reformat the card?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] aximmaxim:
I'm having the opposite experience of those complaining about battery life. I switched from MOAR 7 because my battery was reaching painful temperatures, even after purchasing a new one, and battery life could go to as few as 3 hours. With this ROM, I'm making it through the day with heavy usage. TBH, I don't know if there was a problem with settings or a power-hungry app that was cleaned up by process of installing the ROM, so I'm not blaming MOAR, but this ROM is lasting at least as long as my fresh install of MOAR ever lasted.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Hippie459MN:
Ok, this whole battery thing, my phone is lasting a long time now, so long as I dont use it. With the screen off and sitting idle, the battery lasts a really long time, but the minute I turn the screen on and start using it, the battery drops fast. I have the brightness set to manual and about half way down so wouldnt think that is the issue. Anyone know of any other settings that maybe I could turn off or something? I can kill a whole battery really quick with medium to heavy usage and not a fan of that. lol
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Fredrick2011:
To anyone willing to help I need a full nandroid backup for the Sprint Samsung Galaxy S5 g900p (Sprint) as I have tried this file and it's instructions as well as others without any success I will boot loop either before or after the Android is optimizing screen at this point my phone is refusing to work with anything other than a lollipop based ROM

ODIN flashing ends with success however failure for my device as I never see the lock screen & never get to put in any information therefore after two straight days and almost sleepless nights I have concluded that the only way that I'm going to get on the marshmallow build is with a full nandroid backup of all partitions can someone please provide me with that as I would greatly appreciate it because in all of my years that I've been with Android since Froyo I have never seen a device behave like this and could you also include a permissive kernel & Hotspot mod if possible

Thanks in advance as this would put an end to two very frustrating days sitting at the computer
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] bulsatar:
debloat script

Got tired of trying to get the mobile data to work from a fresh boot of debloated rom. So, here is a script you can flash to debloat most of the junk. Feel free to add or change for whatever you want to keep. I pulled the original script from here and modified the list for this rom. Reduced the apps by over 150.

Highly recommend installing the vanilla version of the rom, run thru the intialization process to make sure 4g, wifi, bluetooth, gps work, then flash the debloater zip. As always, back up first!!

**won't let me attach for some reason so I put it on my drive
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] malbert16442:
can I use this in my new rom?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Hippie459MN:
I just might have to check this out. Thanks.

Also, as for my battery issue, I have narrowed it down a little bit I think. When I am at home on wifi, my battery goes down like crazy when I am using the phone but when it just sits idle it will last a very long time but I didnt really go anywhere for two days. The other day I did leave the house for the day and noticed, with moderate use, my batter lasted much much longer when I was not on WiFi (WiFi was still turned on though). I dont know why this would be but seems when I am using a wifi signal over my data signal, it really drains my batter much faster. 6.0.1 is starting to grow on me now that I have gotten a few things worked out so might just stick with it for now. Any ideas why wifi would be killing my battery so bad?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Iriez:
I had to flash OK4, do OTA upgrade to MM, and the once it was upgraded I could flash and run this. Otherwise I got a boot loop like you.

I posted about it, I think page 5ish. You might have to do what I did.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] fezzle:
About 3 days into using this ROM...

My battery lasted for over 24 hours, and that's with moderate usage (lots of Candy Crush). Pretty impressive, considering I was having to recharge about every 4 hours previously.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Iriez:
Much thanks for this! After running this debloater script my phone is much more snappy! I did get a mobile ID has stopped after running it, but after freezing it in TIBU, I realized that its not even necessary, I can place calls and use mobile data just fine without it. I thought it was a essential sprint process but apparently not, so if anyone else was getting constantly nagged by that Mobile ID notification like I was, freeze that ***** :laugh:

I will have to test more to see if this helps with battery issues, will report back. As it stands right now this rom runs out of battery with about a half a days usage. And by usage, I mean playing music and thats it. With MOAR, I could play music all day long and still have 50-60% battery life by the end of the day, but with this rom by 4-5pm the battery reaches 0%. My phone is just a glorified mp3 player for 99% of the days usage, I dont play games and I rarely browse on my phone.

EDIT - Battery went from 60% to 25% in 4 hours with just me driving and listening to a podcast with the screen off. I did no browsing at all, didn't use the phone other than just mp3. The podcast was a local file, not streaming, so the data connection was not being used at all other than perhaps the 2-3 times I opened google maps for 20-30 seconds to check my location. Other than that, no usage.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] bulsatar:
Feel free to use whatever parts of the script you want. I couldn't have made it without others guiding the way. Share and share alike.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Iriez:
FYI for anyone doing this this script killed the file manager and the camera. I just installed the camera APK from this post and I switched to another file manager -

http://xdaforums.com/showpost.php?p=66935136&postcount=8
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] bulsatar:
If you want to keep any of the apps that are going to be removed (must do this prior to flashing the zip), open up the zip file (7zip, winzip, whatever), navigate to "/META-INF/com/google/android/", open up the updater-script file, and either put a # at the beginning of the line you don't want to lose or delete the line you don't want to lose.

So for the camera, change this line

run_program("/sbin/rm", "-rf", "system/priv-app/SamsungCamera3");

to

#run_program("/sbin/rm", "-rf", "system/priv-app/SamsungCamera3");

or delete the line.

Sorry for not giving a heads up. I never use the standard camera or file manager. Solid Explorer is great (since ES started spamming ads).
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Fredrick2011:
I found the post but how did you get past the custom tag notification as I do have the stock OK4 tar that I flashed 3 or 4 X while attempting to Odin update to Stock PCA however when I was on OK4 stock & I tried to take the OTA update it told me that my phone has been modified in an unauthorized way and therefore would not download the OTA to PCA that's why I had no choice but to Odin to PCA but every time I did it boot loop to where I specified and I had the help of a sound modder/ ROM Porter and he and I both combined spent two days trying to figure out why it was boot looping as there was no reason for it's when you ODIN in stock everything

He even built me a flashable file where we were able to try it through the recovery and even then it didn't work that's why I was asking if someone had a complete nandroid backup of all partitions for the g900p that was already booted all the way up to the information Screens because then the phone won't be able to refuse it as I will simply just restore it after downloading it as I would with any nandroid

The file size of the nandroid itself does not matter to me as I have a 64 gig external to put it on prior to flashing it & and I have bootloader

SWREV S1,T3,A1,A3,P1 according to the screen in download mode It also says that my Knox has been tripped four times as there is the number for next to the words Knox warranty void It also says secure boot enabled so I'm assuming the bootloader is locked if that is the case how do I go about unlocking it so I don't have future issues as I'm under the thought that that might also have something to do with the fact that I am unable to update to PCA without a nandroid
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dj3stripes:
Performed install instructions. Flashed cleanup script (after modifying to allow to keep camera, still lost camera though). LTE works fine, can make calls and sms. Wifi will not turn on. Cannot access sd card in twrp (not sure how that's related to this rom).

Reflashed twrp, can access sdcard in recovery again. Going to restore a backup to resurrection remix. bluetooth isn't consistent, but I need wifi
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Iriez:
As the post stated, after flashing it a few times it worked. I think it was the third time I flashed the stock OK4 it downloaded the OTA. I do not know why that is the case, but it seems that it happened to others. You can also root the phone and there is a xposed plugin that will change the status from custom to official, maybe that will help you, but I would recommend just reflashing the OK4 stock a few times.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] aximmaxim:
I've lost the Wifi Hotspot and the data toggle with this ROM. Any suggestions?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] Iriez:
Hey folks, I just wanted to chime in and say that after flashing the debloat script bulsatar provided on page 8, turning on the optimize apps option and freezing shadow free (a icon's pack), I have been able to get the battery levels to be pretty competitive to what I was getting on MOAR.

The shadow icon's pack was strangely using 20-30% of my battery. I suspect there is a lot going on with that app underneath the surface that people wont like, there's no reason for that kind of consumption for something that just is a icon pack. Maybe spyware/malware, who knows. I was able to freeze it and the icons stayed persistent and everything works fine as-is.

Yesterday I got a full day's usage and as I was going to bed it was at 40%....which is very comparable to MOAR, which I would get similar results.

Very happy with the rom and do not notice and performance setbacks by turning on the optimize applications in the battery settings. If you run bulsatar's debloat script be sure to put a # infront of the Camera line if you want to use the samsung camera or do the same with the built in file manager, as described on page 8.

This will be my go-to rom, everything is working flawlessly. Strongly recommend Firefds xposed module to get rid of volume warning and sd card nag.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] bulsatar:
I think you might have a bad download. Did you verify with the md5?
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] djsb16:
What clean up script are you flashing, that seems to maybe the culprit of your problems
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] dj3stripes:
the cleanup script described in posts 71-73
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] djsb16:
I would try to let it boot before running the script to see if you have any problems
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] rikki711:
Hello all, can anyone tell me in the instructions where it says (No need to wipe prior to flashing, the ROM will automatically wipe UserData.) does that mean you don't have to wipe ANYTHING before flashing this rom? I'm on MOAR v7 with ok4 bootloader so no wiping nothing before flashing? Thanks in advance
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] muniz_ri:
Correct, no need to wipe prior to flashing. The ROM will format the system partition and wipe UserData.
[Sprint Galaxy S 5 Android Development] rikki711:
Thank You for the reply. It doesn't get easier than that!