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[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] friscoboi:
Quote:

Aggressive Doze in Greenify v2.8 should work on all devices with Android 6+, unless the Doze Mode is explicitly disabled by the ROM. If you are using a custom ROM made by community, ask the

ROM modder to enable this flag in the ROM:

Code:

com.android.internal.R.bool.config_enableAutoPowerModes

https://xdaforums.com/apps/greenify/aggressive-doze-experimental-feature-t3223731

<!-- Set this to true to enable the platform's auto-power-save modes like doze and

app standby. These are not enabled by default because they require a standard

cloud-to-device messaging service for apps to interact correctly with the modes

(such as to be able to deliver an instant message to the device even when it is

dozing). This should be enabled if you have such services and expect apps to

correctly use them when installed on your device. Otherwise, keep this disabled

so that applications can still use their own mechanisms. -->

<bool name="config_enableAutoPowerModes">false</bool>

https://android.googlesource.com/platform/frameworks/base/+/master/core/res/res/values/config.xml

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https://github.com/LineageOS/androi...mmit/0fe54b0cdd0d13d0defb91d7fc9188ce3e1f6d87
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Very nice, thanks for the info! It seems easy enough with that info you've provided. I will try to give it a go sometime in the next few days and if it builds properly with the flag set I will send you a test build so you can let me know if it works or if you notice any issues.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] friscoboi:
The code is in the first post here:

https://xdaforums.com/apps/greenify/aggressive-doze-experimental-feature-t3223731

(It was quoted wrone above. There is no space between PowerModes)
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Alright thanks. I have a little concern about apps and notifications in particular not being allowed to wake the device with this set though. That's just from reading a little of that thread however.

Either way, I'll do a build with it enabled and we'll see what happens and how it works.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] friscoboi:
I used the S4 i9515 with sombree's cm 13 before. The greenify option worked, so I think that code was enabled from the start. Everything worked fine. All wakes were there.

Edit: i am checking with sombree if that flag is enabled in his cm 13.

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Developer sombree sais that flag is enabled in his cm 13. So, it seems to be quite normal. And no negative effects.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Pat750:
A clean flash is always recommended, but I did a dirty flash comming from 1.17 with no problems.

Xposed has to be flashed again. To save time it can be flashed after the ROM in the same TWRP session.

All Substratum theming is set back to stock after updating and has to be activated again.

Also SuperSU has to be activated again, but I stayed with the inbuild superuser because the device now powers off about 10 sec quicker than with SuperSU (not sure if that is the cause though, but it was the same on other ROMs too).
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Neonelus:
Hi, i use the ROM for 2 weeks now. Its working good but i miss some standard features; auto brightness is not working propely, and i miss the hotspot "driver". I can download a app for it but there is no "driver" installed. Hopefully you can provide the features in the next update.

Keep up the gold work!

Thanks.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
These are just features that slim doesn't have. I'm not real sure what's up with auto brightness. I don't use it, but I'll have a quick look into it if I have some time. Not much I can do about the non hotspot feature right now, sorry.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Sunn76:
It's getting better and better.

Just Substratum keeps crashing and I can't get rid of the Google search bar in the app recents.

Regarding auto brightness, it's half way working. You can ad a panel to the quick options. There it gives you the option to set auto brightness.

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[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Hmm,weird about substratum crashing. I haven't had any real issues with it. It does seem that it can be kind of unstable at times though.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Sunn76:
I dount care much about substratum, much more important was to solve the massive battery drain caused by not finding or not connecting properly to the German O2-net.

Installing a DBT baseband solved that issue for me. But phone is still not connecting to Lte where I usually get it perfectly.

And please ad that option again to remove that enoying Google search bar in the app recents ??

But no reboots so far. Seems pretty stable and smooth so long.

I think one of the most stable roms out there in this moment.

What happened to slim Gapps? No support anymore?

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[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
What do you mean about the option to remove the Google search bar? I'm confused

I'm not real sure about slim gapps honestly, or whether or not its still supported.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Sunn76:
That one ?

Can't get rid of the xxx thing.

There was always an option to remove that Google search in the settings

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[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Pat750:
Can not find the option either. Deactivated it in 1.17 and after the update to 1.18 it was still off. But the setting seems to be missing now?!
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
I'm very confused.. It's not too hard to confuse me though [emoji3]

This is your home screen right? I do not have that. It's a nova setting if that's the case obviously. You can't just hold it and hit remove? Or disable " persistent search bar" in Nova settings. If I'm talking about the wrong thing I'm sorry. I just don't have the search bar.

OK,I now see its your recents screen as I said. I always use slim recents.. That's weird though. I'll have a look and see if I can tell what's changed.

Edit 2:

Even without slim recents I do not have the search bar. Still confused
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Sunn76:
We'll, you see me the same as confused as you are. I could always get rid of that Google search bar.

The Google app itself is the problem I think. I can't disable or remove it. Just stays there and refuses to deactivate or freeze

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[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Ahh,OK. I don't have the Google app installed, so I suppose that's why I don't have this issue.

If you mean you'd like to get rid of the Google app, but it flashes automatically with the GAPPS package you flash just let me know as I use a version of Gapps that I removed the Google app from.. And maybe other things too I don't recall [emoji3]

It works fine though
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] friscoboi:
I never had a google search bar. I just flashed open gapps pico or nano.

You can wipe system and cache and dalvik, flash slim and flash open gapps nano. Then you have no search bar.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Pat750:
And the option to turn off the search bar in recents was never there in the first place. Because other ROMs have that option I was so sure Slim has it too...but no.

I also use gapps pico...so there never was a search bar.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Sunn76:
That could be true.

But would be very nice to get that option build in

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[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Yeah, well either way I was just browsing the slim site and they released v 2.0 the other day( I will build soon) They are saying it's EOL unless Google pushes more patches for MM, so I wouldn't expect much more in the way of slim additions to this ROM. I will still try to add and improve some things though.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Sunn76:
Really looking forward to it

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[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] inejco:
Wow I wish I started using this sooner, it's so much faster and responsive compared to stock preinstalled thing Samsung gave me.

BTW can you somehow disable lights on capacitive buttons with this ROM and how?
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Glad to hear you're liking the ROM. As far as the capacity lights, you could use gravity box (xposed module) as I believe that allows for it,or you could do this..

https://xdaforums.com/showthread.php?p=70495204
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Kianouch:
I may be wrong or have a problem with xposed or Gravity but the Wifi Internet tethering seems to have completely disappeared since last update.

I can't find a way to share my phone's Internet connection in any menu.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Knoose:
Yes, I am missing the function as well. I seem to remember someone was asking about this a couple of posts back and that the conclusion was that it currently is not a slim rom feature.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
This is the case. I am going to build what will probably be the last official release of Slim 6 (2.0)

I am not planning on adding much to this build. However,my goal is to add more things in the future. This will be something I will see if I can possibly add.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Teujip:
Problem with S-View

Hi guys

This might have been brought up already... but if it has, I couldn't find it.

I installed the ROM on a stock G800F that I am prepping to replace my S3.

It works fine, but it looks like the smart cover that was with the phone is not, for some odd reason, picked up.

As I am fairly new to all that, is it a known thing (ie only TouchWiz can use the smart covers) or did I miss something?:confused:

Other than that, the ROM looks and works mighty fine.

Thanks, and sorry if it is a stupid question :)
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
No stupid questions only stupid answers. That said I don't have an answer for you [emoji3]

I don't use the smart cover. I think I remember reading in some other ROM thread for our phone that it didn't work properly. I could be wrong. Hopefully someone else will chime in.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] inejco:
Where can I get xposed from for this since it's not official ROM?
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
The xposed app is included with the ROM. Open the app and you can install the xposed framework from there.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] inejco:
Where the hell is it? I must be blind xD
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Hehe, it's called xposed installer. It should be in your app drawer.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Pat750:
Another great thing about our device is that it does not have a curved display.

On a curved display (from what I have read) it is impossible to find a good protection-glass for the display.

Some are much much smaller than the screen (looks ridiculous).

And the bigger ones just fall off after the first day because they use glue on the sides.

At least for me a fitting protection-glass is very important. I don't want PVC/TPU stuff on the display...that's on my kitchen floor.

Since this is off topic: Please do not reply or give alternative facts...this is just a desperate try to say...please developers don't leave us for an S7...;)
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] nico_vo:
I also would like to keep having support for this phone, but I would also have an S7 rather than an s5 mini haha.

I think that if spookcity gets an S7 he would still play around with this phone and use it as a guinea pig ;)

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[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
This is my plan as long as I get to keep my mini. I seem to always give away my old phones to needy family members [emoji3]

I am very happy with the S5 mini, but like you said, I would like to have an S7 or similar as well.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Update

Updated to slim 2.0. This is probably the last release of Slim 6 as they are saying it's EOL unless google pushes more security patches for MM. I plan more builds with additional features/optimizations though in the future.

Not many changes in this release. Enabled aggressive doze. More info in original post. Thanks to [MENTION=7768657]friscoboi[/MENTION] for the idea and the relevant info to get it done.

Enjoy!
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] jimmy999x:
I can not wait to try slim7
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
It's been awhile since I built slim7. I plan to build again soon and see what issues are still there.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] friscoboi:
Aren't there December security patches? But slim stayed with November patches in 2.0?

Thank you so much for enabling aggressive doze! I can use shallow hibernation on greenify now!
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
You're most welcome. The more I read about aggressive doze the more it seemed pretty nice. I use greenify as well, so it should be handy.

No clue why slim is still on the November security patches. I assumed they'd have merged in the December patches for the probable final release as well. I will look into manually merging the critical patches soon. I'm really not sure how hard that'll be though.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] 2010radams:
Hello, thanks for the great rom. Is there a setting somewhere to remove lockscreen shortcuts.

Thankd
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] friscoboi:
Well, maybe thats too much effort. May slim has a December version soon?

Edit: I asked them on fb. Will let you know what they say.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Pat750:
No there isn't. I tried it with Gravity Box but it didn't work for me.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Perhaps this. I have never used it, so I can't comment on it. I just came across it.

http://repo.xposed.info/module/com.ssrdroide.lockscreenwidgets
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] :
Remove lock screen shortcuts

Lock Clean is a Substratum mod that can remove basically anything from the lock screen, including app shortcuts
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Wow, way better. Thanks!
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Pat750:
I wonder how you did that. Is it enough to just unzip then remove the *.lz files (like search-arm.tar.lz) and than rezip the files?
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Pretty much yeah. It's been awhile since I did it, but I don't remember it being too difficult. Basically just unzip and remove the apps you don't want. Also remove references to those apps in the install script. Then zip it back up. That's all I remember doing at least.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] appye:
THIS ROM IS ONLY FOR THE S5 MINI SM-G8OOF (Exynos) DO NOT FLASH THIS ON ANY OTHER DEVICE!

Hello, i would like to know if this warning extends to the 800M? It is the only rootable version of this phone that will support LTE on Cricket (AT&T) Wireless, and I just ordered one the other night. I ask because many of the ROMs here are listed as H (Snapdragon?), F, or F/M/Y (All Exynos, right?) ...

I ask here because this is the ROM that interests the most so far...
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Yes,this ROM,and all ROMS for the G800F should work with the M variant as well as I believe they are the same just for different regions. Maybe someone with a G800M can say for sure though.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] :
Well, don't own one, but the G800F, G800M and G800Y are all exactly the same but from different regions, only the G800H is different and incompatible because it has a Snapdragon chipset.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] appye:
So cool! I think i am really gonna like my "new" phone!
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Yeah,I can just say that I'm really happy with S5 mini. The size is perfect IMO as well.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] friscoboi:
No reply by slimroms...
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Pat750:
Thanks for the update to version 2.0. Everything's running smooth and no screen flickering here. Love my little guinea pig.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Alright,well I appreciate you asking. I will give Slim more time to hopefully update the security patches. If not I'll start having a look into how to possibly patch the critical things myself.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] appye:
Definitely the size is one of the main things i was after, besides having a home button.

Until about three years ago i was using an s3, which i was happy with. Then work issued me an iPhone 4s for free with unlimited Verizon data, and I eventually got tired of carrying two phones. Then they upgraded me to a 6, but i missed the compact size of the 4s. I eventually got tired of the work phone ringing on me during the weekend and whatnot so i got a personal phone again, a nexus 5. Not having a home button drives me crazy, as the voice assistant functionality is severely hampered when I am forced to look at the screen all the time.

The smaller size and the button were my main criteria in looking for a phone. The water resistance, fingerprint reader and IR functionality are good bonuses too.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] skysurfer1111:
Thanks, very nice rom, I like it more than the new lineageOS 13. It runs smoother an I think a bit faster as well.

I'm only two things missing:

- With a long press on the left hardwarebutton/menubutton I can't get into the app menu like in cm 13. Nothing happens, but opening the app history. I tried to configure this button in Nova, without success.

- In developer opions is the function missing to terminate the actual app with a long press on the right hardwarebutton/backbutton (last point in cm 13).

These were nice features an perhaps you can bring these back in slim 7.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Pat750:
Try Gravity Box (Xposed module) there is an option to remap all the buttons you like.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
If you liked the S3 I'd think you will definitely be happy with the S5 mini. I had the S3 as well and really liked it.

And yeah I don't think I'd like a phone without a home button either.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
I will be spending more time on Slim 7 in the near future and hopefully get a working build up.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] appye:
hmm. Perusing this thread, I am seeing that there is no mobile hotspot functionality built into the ROM, like it is on most CM based ROMs. This is not really a big deal to me so long as I can continue to use a hotspot app from the playstore. Will I be able to do this, or is the ROM completely unable to share internet connection with another device? This one is definitely a big deal for me... Currently, I am able to use hotspot without my carrier knowing that I am doing it...
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
I cannot answer this. You are right about the hotspot not being built in. I would think you could still use a hotspot app from the playstore,but I certainly could be wrong as its not a feature I have used recently. Hopefully someone else can answer this.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] skysurfer1111:
I tried Power Toggles, cause I miss the old energy widget as well and the hotspot feature of Toggles didn't work...
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] appye:
In the past, I have used Barnacle, which has not been updated in ages, so I would likely use something different. I can understand the power toggle thing not doing its thing because all it would do is try to activate the builtin hotspot...
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] skysurfer1111:
Okay, spookcity138 wrote in this thread (#396), that there is no hotspot driver implemeted in this rom, he should know it.

I have three G800F phones in the family and the chance to compare roms.

Slimrom is slim and fast and has not all the features of cm or lineageOS. But its faster and smoother than the others. Check it out by yourself mate:cowboy:
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] appye:
Yeah i fully intend to, but i have not yet received the phone. I likely won't until Friday or so. I am just wanting to learn what i can ahead of time
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] inejco:
Why can't I change network type in settings? It gives me list, but whatever I select doesn't do anything, it stays at GSM\WCDMA\LTE
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Yeah,I know. This is a known bug. I have spent parts of 2 days now trying to fix it with no luck so far. I will continue trying,but no promises. It appears more difficult to fix than I thought it would be.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] friscoboi:
I think this issue is known, but not changeable so far.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Fratz:
I can gladly report that Version 2.0 fixed this issue.

Furthermore everything else works great, didn't experience major bugs or problems within 3 days. Also nice to see that the mobile telephone service / connection standby isn't on top position in the battery drain overview, which was the case with every CyanogenMod Rom I used.

Keep up the work. Thanks :)
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Thanks for the feedback. I'm very glad to hear that issue is sorted out!
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] appye:
So my G800M should arrive tomorrow ... Posts in this thread indicate that this is a snappy, stable ROM. As I understand it, I should theoretically be able to use a third party app for hotspot. Besides that functionality, the only potential issue that would keep me from wanting to use it might be if the auto-brightness is messed up. Can anyone confirm whether or not it works in 2.0? If it is not working correctly, I am wondering if a third party solution (such as Lux) might also replace that? Manually adjusting the brightness would be a drag for me, and stretching battery life by staring at a dim screen is not my cup of tea. Auto-brightness is the bees knees!

I am generally not too concerned with themes, fancy widgets, uber-customization or even performance tweaks. Rather, what attracts me to this ROM is the minimalist approach and the general reports of stability...
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
I have built and optimized this ROM for speed and performance. In my opinion it is very snappy and fast. I never use auto brightness, so I can't answer that. I don't believe it works properly though. I would think, as with a hotspot app, that an app could replace this feature if needed. Again though, this is just a guess. I don't know for sure.

I can only speak to my experiences with the ROM as far as stability, but it has been very stable for me. I've had no real issues with it as far as that goes. Perhaps when initially setting everything up after the initial install I've had a few hiccups, but nothing major.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Pat750:
I don't use auto brightness but did just check it. There is a toggle in quick settings but it just does maximum and no auto brightness. I use cf.lumen (pro version) app for night mode but it offers a lot more...just give it a try...it uses the sensor...maybe lux is good as well.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] friscoboi:
Slimroms answered: "No there isn't. The Dec security update was for a different tag, and the changes were the same as our Nov."

So, I was wrong. My s4 on cm 13 sais security patch december. But it is the same as November, slimroms sais.
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] inejco:
I have major problem. I can't hear people anymore. They hear me, but I can't hear them. Changing network doesn't fix it. Any ideas?
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Thanks a lot for that!
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] spookcity138:
Hmm, I really don't know. I've not had that issue. Has anyone else?
[Galaxy S5 Mini Android Development] Pat750:
I don't have that issue. Didn't change any settings.